The Adult Congenital Heart Disease Clinic is dedicated to helping those individuals born with a defect in the heart structure. Adults with congenital heart disease require lifelong surveillance even if...
All blood collection services now require booked appointments. The process differs based on location. Please refer to the blood collection location information below for appointment booking instructions at each...
PSA: Public Health has declared the end to the localized measles outbreak in the Northern Zone.
What is measles?
Measles, also known as Red Measles or Rubeola, is a very...
Nova Scotia Health is offering a virtual option for people with urgent, non-life-threatening health issues.
Virtual Urgent Care is not a replacement for the local emergency department but will be...
In order to effectively manage your health, your doctor may request you get your blood tested. Blood Collection Clinics are where your blood is taken and sent for testing.
Please note: This page is for payments to Nova Scotia Health (NSH) and not Emergency Health Services (EHS). For payments to EHS, please call their billing office at 902-832-8337 or...
Early detection is key when it comes to being considered for COVID-19 medication. Medication for mild to moderate COVID-19 is recommended within 5 to 7 days of symptoms starting. Although...
In October 2024 Nova Scotia Health’s testing strategy for acute viral respiratory infections changed to ensure people who are at highest risk of severe illness and hospitalization have access...
Nova Scotia Health offers individual and family sessions with customized educational help for people with Asthma and COPD, and their support network.
Our best standards of care include...
The Chronic Kidney Disease (Renal) Clinic helps individuals preserve their kidney function, manage their kidney disease and prepare for treatment options.