We envision a community that works together to support seniors, their quality of life and timely access to care. Registered Nurses (RNs) and Community Health Workers (CHWs) work in partnership with seniors’ primary care providers and other service providers in the community to help seniors achieve their goals, to provide care and appropriate supports that empower vulnerable seniors to live at home. RNs role includes: ongoing communication with primary care provider, medication reconciliation, chronic disease management, vital checks, health education, post-discharge follow up and/or other services as needed. CHWs role includes: advocacy, system navigation, education, health promotion & care coordination. An integrated care approach is used for all new clients (this includes completion of coordinated care plans and care conferences). The team offers clients home visits and virtual visits when appropriate. We provide services using a client-centered, strength-based approach that supports client choices.
The client eligibility criteria are: over the age of 65, at risk of hospitalization or LTC admission, inadequate caregiver support, no formal or informal support network, social isolation, low income, and/or other significant barriers, difficulties managing chronic health conditions leading to increase in ED visits, cognitive and/or functional decline.
PCO Catchment Areas Map:
PCO sites:
Partners we work with:
To send referral contact:
ShyRose Baloch, Regional Central Intake
PHONE: 1 844 726 5115 (toll free)
EMAIL: shyroseb@seochc.on.ca
FAX: 613-739-8196
RIC (formerly Health Links) creates seamless care coordination for clients with complex needs, by ensuring each client has a Coordinated Care Plan (CCP) and ongoing care coordination. Care coordination promotes a shared understanding of what is most important to the client through the establishment of a Coordinated Care Plan, inclusive of clear roles and responsibilities for each member of the client’s care team.
The client eligibility criteria are; 4+ complex health conditions (at least one being a physical health condition), at least 1 social determinant of health issue, and frequent users of health services.
For more information: Regional Integrated Care – Champlain – champlainhealthline.ca
RIC Catchment Areas Map:
To send referral contact:
Whitney Harrison, RIC Central Intake
PHONE: 613-745-8124 ext. 3101 or 3103
613-737-5115 ext. 3103 or 2559
EMAIL: whitneyh@SEOCHC.ON.CA
FAX: 613-745-0956
Toll-Free Fax: 1-844-726-3010
OTN offers a private and secure tool to offer virtual care to clients and communication between clinicians across the province. At our site we offer, direct-to-patient video visits and hosted video visits which can include medical peripherals for physical assessments provided with nursing support. Telemedicine can be used for clinical events, direct client care, case consultations, administrative events, and educational events for clients and healthcare professionals. Anyone can request access to OTN services including healthcare professionals, organization, clients, and the general public. We are one of five OTN hub sites in the Champlain region, others include; the Ottawa Hospital, North Lanark CHC, Hawkesbury Hospital, and Pembroke Hospital.
For more information: https://otnhub.ca/
Contact Telemedicine Coordinator at telemedicine@seochc.on.ca or call 613-737-7195 ext. 2416
South-East Ottawa Community Health Centre (SEOCHC) is a non-profit, community-governed organization that provides a range of multi-disciplinary services to address the social determinants of health.
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday – 8:30am to 4:30pm
Saturday – CLOSED
Sunday – CLOSED
Closest Bus Stop: Bus Routes 6, 4, 85
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday – 8:30am to 4:30pm
Closest Bus Stop: Bus Routes 92, 87
With enthusiastic employees and volunteers, we are ready to support you no matter any time.
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