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Canadian Mental Health Association, Durham Branch - Mental Health and Primary Care Centre

Mental health and primary health care services

Community Connection Services

  • first point of access for clients and caregivers,, including triage, intake,referrals
  • system navigation support

Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic (NPLC)

  • health care to individuals and their families who do not have a family doctor
    • annual health status review
    • complete laboratory services
    • health promotion including immunization, smoking cessation, respiratory health, and health education
    • disease management
    • screenings and tests
    • medication management
    • reproductive health care
    • specialized health services including mental health care
    • referrals to Telemedicine

Case Management Services

  • for individuals with serious mental illness who require support to live and work in the community
  • develops independence through goal-oriented supports, advocacy, and system navigation

Community Homes for Opportunity (CHO)

  • recovery-oriented person-centered supportive housing program for people with serious mental illness who require 24 hours supportive care

Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT)

  • multi-disciplinary mobile group of professionals, including a Social Worker, Psychiatrist, Occupational Therapist, and nurses, who provide in-home and community-based care
  • after hours on-call phone support

Community Treatment Orders (CTO)

  • intensive case management support to individuals with treatment orders
  • access to nurse case managers
  • partnership service with Lakeridge Health Oshawa

Application

Contact Community Connection Services
Virtual and phone intake available, in-person intake available, last intake 30 minutes prior to closing

Eligibility

Individuals 16 years and older; varies by program or service, contact for information

Languages

French resources available

Physical Access

Fully Accessible

Fees

Free
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