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Covid-19 Update

We continue to encourage all patients, families and caregivers to wear a mask while attending their appointments at the clinic. By doing so, you help keep our clinic environment safer for everyone!

Those attending the clinic with symptoms of COVID-19 will be required to wear a mask while in clinic as per our organization’s policy, and to ensure safety for all staff and patients of the NPLC.

524 Lakeshore Drive, North Bay, ON

Located in West Ferris, the first Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic in North Bay has been caring for
patients since August 2011.

West Ferris Location

179 Main Street East, North Bay, ON

Our Downtown North Bay location opened in April 2019, and is located next to the Literacy Nipissing and close to the North Bay Transit terminal.

Downtown Location

FREE
PROGRAMS
& RESOURCES


Find out more about our free programs and resources offered online or in person to help you stay healthy.

RESOURCE
SPOTLIGHT


Hypertension

Hypertension is a complex health condition that occurs when your blood pressure is higher than normal...

Patient Reminder

For Prescription Renewals


If you are a current patient, and need a prescription renewed, please ask your pharmacy to contact our office TWO weeks in advance. This will allow your Nurse Practitioner the time they need to review your file, and renew your prescriptions.

Dietitians – The Nutrition Experts


Our dietitian is here to give our patients food for thought. Nutrition can play a huge roll in prevention of disease and management of your overall health. Are you on track with your eating lifestyle? It’s not as hard as you might think, just ask our dietitian!

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. Click below for hours of operation and lab service information.

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Cancellation Policy

Out of courtesy to other patients, please cancel your appointment 24 hours in advance. You can cancel your appointment by phone or ask us about our texting service.

Since 1991, November 14—World Diabetes Day—has served as a day that unites the global diabetes community to raise awareness. The date was chosen in honour of the birthday of Canadian Sir Frederick G. Banting, who, along with Dr. Charles Best, JJR Macleod and James Collip, are credited with the discovery of insulin.*Last year marked 100 years since the discovery of insulin.*While insulin is not a cure, it has helped millions of people around the world to live longer, healthier lives.*World Diabetes Day 2023, with its theme of 'Empowering Global Health', serves as a beacon of hope. It reminds us that by coming together, by understanding, caring, and acting, we can create a world where diabetes does not dictate our lives. *So, this World Diabetes Day, let's unite.#BPSO ... See MoreSee Less
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Good morning!Please see our Influenza Vaccine clinics for individuals who do not identify as high-risk. **High-risk individuals may call to book in sooner, these include:Residents and staff of congregate living settingsPregnant individualsIndividuals aged 65 years and olderChildren six months to four years of ageIndividuals six months of age and older with underlying health conditionsIndividuals from a First Nation, Inuit or Metis community and/or who self-identify as First Nation, Inuit or Metis and their household membersMembers of racialized and other equity deserving communitiesHealth care workers and first responders ... See MoreSee Less
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