Finding a Primary Care Provider in Nova Scotia – March 2022

Notice of website service interruption on June 4

On Sunday, June 4th between 2 a.m.– 6 a.m. this website will experience a scheduled service interruption for maintenance. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Hiring all nurses!

Apply to our nursing pools today and be matched with vacant NP, RN, and LPN positions.

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Did you know that primary care is now available at select pharmacies in Nova Scotia?

Learn more about these exciting new options for primary care.

Community Pharmacy Primary Care Clinics
Pharmacist Walk In Clinic +

Pay Your Bill

Pay your bill for health care services you received through Nova Scotia Health.

Pay My Bill

Online Clinic Registration

For kiosk registration, online check-in is available up to 30 minutes prior to your appointment time.

Begin Online Check-in

Where to go for health care

Your primary care provider (doctor or nurse practitioner) is where most of your health issues can and should be addressed. However, there are times when you may not be able to see your primary care provider and you require urgent treatment. You may also not have a primary care provider.

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COVID-19 Testing

Find information about COVID-19 testing in Nova Scotia.

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Access your PCR COVID test results online

You can access your PCR COVID test results online.

Get Your Results

Coronavirus Resources

Find up-to-date resources for living with COVID-19 in Nova Scotia.

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Questions about COVID-19 and public health?

Call toll-free 1-800-430-9557

COVID 19 Vaccine Clinic Booking

Nova Scotians that meet current age requirements can now book a vaccine clinic appointment online

Book Appointment

Temporary Closure Information

Find the latest information on unexpected facility and service closures.

Visit the NSHA Temporary Closures Page

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Finding a Primary Care Provider in Nova Scotia – March 2022