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5 Centre Street, Huntsville, ON
Located in downtown Huntsville, the Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic in North Muskoka has been caring for patients since August 2011.
PLEASE NOTE:
At this time, the flu vaccine is only available to those who meet the following high risk criteria:
• All pregnant women
• People who are residents of LTCH or other chronic care facilities
• People ≥ 65 years of age
• All children 6 months to 4 years of age
• Indigenous peoples
• Adults or children with chronic health conditions
• Individuals capable of transmitting influenza to those at high risk
In early November, the vaccine will be available to the general population
Interested in getting a COVID-19 vaccine? If you are 6 months and older, you can receive the vaccine at the same time as, or at any time before or after the flu shot or other routine vaccination.
We are currently looking for interested individuals with a professional background or governance experience in the following areas:
- Finance
- Legal (expertise in the non-profit sector)
- Health equity and community engagement
- Patient advocacy
Letters of interest can be submitted to info@northmuskokanplc.com
We’re here to help you get better. And to prevent you from getting sick in the first place.
Appointments
Please call us to make an appointment or book online using our booking form. Click the button below for hours of operation or to learn more about booking your appointment.
Cancellation Policy
Out of courtesy to other patients, please cancel your appointment 24 hours in advance. You can cancel your appointment by phone at (705) 224-NPLC (6752).
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As National Nurse Practitioner Week comes to a close we couldn't say it any better than this!
A huge shout out for being AMAZING to all of the NP's on our Team!
NPs provide accessible, high-quality, and
compassionate care across every setting, from
primary care to specialized clinics.
Learn more about their vital role in shaping Ontario’s
healthcare future: www.npao.org
#NPweek #NPweek2025 #NPsLead @NPAOntario
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🌍💙 November 14th is World Diabetes Day💙🌍
Today, we recognize the millions of people living with diabetes — a chronic health condition that requires daily decisions, constant attention, and ongoing strength. Managing diabetes isn’t just about numbers or medications; it’s about navigating real-life challenges, emotions, and choices every single day.
If you or someone you love is living with diabetes, please know: you’re not alone.
Support exists, and reaching out can make a meaningful difference.
✨ Connect with a Certified Diabetes Educator through your local diabetes education program
✨ Or speak to your primary care provider about options for more education and support.
These teams are here to support you with personalized guidance, tools, and encouragement — not judgment.
Let’s stand together, reduce stigma, and uplift everyone affected by diabetes.
Your journey matters. Your health matters. You matter. 💙
#WorldDiabetesDay #WDD2025 #DiabetesAwareness #diabetesawarenessmonth #DiabetesLife
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Happy National Nurse Practitioner Week our incredible NP's here and across Ontario!
Did you know that Nurse Practitioners offer over 5805 possible
solutions to strengthening healthcare for Ontario?
NPs are Registered Nurses with advanced education
and training. They provide high-quality, patientcentered primary, acute and specialty care. NPs order,
perform and interpret diagnostic tests and can
prescribe medication and other treatments. Learn
more about NPs and the services they provide at
www.npao.org
#NPweek #NPweek2025 #NPsLead @NPAOntario
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November is Diabetes Awareness Month 💙
This year’s theme: “Change the Conversation About Diabetes; Stop the Stigma, Learn the Truth.”
Let’s tackle some common myths 👇
❌ Myths:
48% of Canadians believe diabetes is caused by consuming too much sugar.
61% believe it’s caused by poor diet, lifestyle choices, or obesity.
More than half think diabetes impacts a person’s ability to do certain jobs.
💡 The Truth:
Diabetes is not caused by eating too much sugar.
People don’t “give themselves” diabetes.
The causes are complex—genes, family history, ethnic background, environmental and lifestyle factors all play a role.
Diabetes can lead to serious complications such as stroke, heart attack, or vision loss.
And there are no days off for managing diabetes.
Let’s change the conversation. Let’s end the stigma. 💙
#DiabetesAwarenessMonth #StopTheStigma #LearnTheTruth #DiabetesCanada #EndDiabetes
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Get ready, NPs! NP Week is just days away | November 10-16! Let’s unite to celebrate and advocate for the future of our profession
#NPWeek2025 #NPweek
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The Huntsville Public Library is offering a six part wellness series starting next week! The first session is on Mental Health and Neurodiversity - check them out!
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Please be advised our phone lines are currently not working. Lakeland Networks is currently experiencing a system outage of their phone lines with restoration expected by 3pm.
If you have an urgent matter you need to discuss with us please email us at info@northmuskokanplc.com however, if you need emergency health care please call 911 or attend your nearest emergency room.
Otherwise, please try your call at a later time.
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