Chronic kidney disease (CKD) develops over time, often due to conditions like diabetes or hypertension, leading to gradual loss of function.
Acute kidney disease is a sudden onset of kidney...
(This service may vary by region)
Ambulatory care clinics are where patients come to have simple procedures (such as IV medications, phlebotomies) that otherwise generally aren't performed in a doctor’s...
Learn about the current bursary and scholarship programs offered by Nova Scotia Health and our partners:
Nova Scotians have some of the highest rates of chronic...
Cardiac Rehabilitation is a program to support your heart health and management of cardiovascular risk factors to decrease your risk for cardiac events. There are many benefits to attending...
The Heart Health clinic is a service offered at St. Martha’s Regional Hospital to people who are 18 years of age and older who have risk factors for heart disease...
Nova Scotia Brotherhood is a free program for Black men to access health care in the community to improve overall health and wellbeing. A team of health care professionals provide...
A Health Home is the word we use to describe a way that care is delivered, where family doctors or nurse practitioners work with a team, including family practice...
A program for persons with history of stroke, heart attack, TIA (mini-stroke), angina or risk factors for stroke and heart attack. Persons can register for this free 2-hour class offered...
The following lists include some of the programs that are led by clinical dietitians. Please note that programs may vary by location. Please contact one of the locations listed...
There are a variety of options for you in Nova Scotia to get help with your tick related health concerns.
If you need support in choosing where...