Children requiring treatment or observation will be cared for initially in the Emergency Department. After a maximum of 24 hours of observation, children are either discharged or admitted to the...
We provide inpatient and outpatient pedorthic services for people of all ages with a variety of foot conditions.
Canadian Certified Pedorthists – C. Ped (C) are educated and trained in...
The Perioperative Anesthesia Clinic is a clinic that helps care for patients before and after their surgery. The clinic serves patients receiving surgery at Nova Scotia Health hospitals in the...
A PET CT (Positron Emission Tomography Computed Tomography) scan is an imaging test showing how an organ or tissue works. MRI and CT scans are different than a PET CT...
The Pre Anaesthesia Clinic is a Pre Operative clinic where patients that are moderate to high risk are seen prior to their scheduled surgery by an Anaesthetist.
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For many of us, most of our contact with the health care system will be through appointments with our...
Emergency department wait times depend on:
Please see below for a number of Nova Scotia Health resources that our Eastern Zone partners may find helpful.
If you require additional information, please email EZengagement@nshealth.ca
You can...
Nova Scotia Health works with several providers for Insured Group Benefits, Pension and Long Term Disability Benefits.
People Services/Human Resources would be happy to talk to you about what group insurance...
Based on your response, you are experiencing a life-threatening illness or injury. Call 911 , go directly to the nearest Emergency Department or call the Mental Health Crisis Line at ...