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...
Nova Scotia Health offers chronic pain self-management in-person and virtual services and at clinics in locations around the province.
Some of the pain management strategies discussed in our program may...
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 Chronic Kidney Disease (Renal) Clinic helps individuals preserve their kidney function, manage their kidney disease and prepare for treatment options.
Occupational Therapists work at most sites within the Nova Scotia Health Authority. These therapists work in both mental health and physical medicine settings. Therapists/assistants work with inpatients and outpatients in...
The Pre Admission clinic is an information session that will prepare you for your upcoming surgery. It is an hour or sometimes longer patient information session with a nurse to...
Prenatal Clinics provide care to pregnant women throughout their pregnancy. The Clinic provides a good setting for mothers to receive quality care and helps the mother-to-be and family make informed...
Checking your baby’s feeding, weight gain and a general physical wellbeing will continue after your leave the hospital. Advice, ongoing support and follow-up will be available as you need it...