
Nova Scotians have better access to health care professionals thanks to initiatives like the Physician Resource Plan and the emergency department coverage program.

Health care in Nova Scotia is changing. The province’s new Collaborative Emergency Centres ensure people in smaller communities can see a doctor or other care provider sooner .

Everyone gets sick or injured now and then. But the level of care we need can vary. Sometimes Nova Scotians will need the help of the 811 nurse line, their doctor or 911.

The Better Care Sooner Plan means finding the care that’s right for you and your family

Nova Scotians living in the Musquodoboit Harbour area are already seeing the benefits of same-day or next-day medical appointments and 24/7 access to emergency care.

More than 1,100 Pugwash and area residents have received better care, sooner at the province's newest collaborative emergency centre.

Nova Scotians like Wanitta Gregory in the Annapolis Royal area now have access to same or next-day medical appointments and 24/7 emergency care.

Nova Scotians have better access to health care professionals thanks to initiatives like the Physician Resource Plan and the emergency department coverage program.

811 and 911 help ensure Nova Scotians get the right care, at the right time, and in the right place.
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Our investments in 811 and CECs are making life better for Nova Scotians and the ED Accountability Report shows that wait times are improving.
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