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Areas of High Physician Need Areas of High Physician Need Where no City/Town/Community is listed, the entire Municipality (Census Subdivision) is considered High Needs. LHIN #1 - ERIE ST. CLAIR Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community* Amherstburg Brooke-Alvinston Chatham-Kent Dawn-Euphemia Enniskillen Essex Kettle Point 44 Kingsville Lakeshore Belle River – specific postal codes Lambton Shores Leamington Moravian 47 Oil Springs Pelee Plympton-Wyoming Sarnia 45 St. Clair Walpole Island 46 Warwick Wheatley Windsor Windsor – specific postal codes LHIN #2 – SOUTH WEST Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Adelaide- Metcalfe Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh Bayham Blandford-Blehheim Brockton Central Elgin Chatsworth Chippewas of the Thames First Nation 42 Dutton/Dunwich East Zorra-Tavistock Georgian Bluffs Grey Highlands Howick Huron-Kinloss Kincardine London Specific postal codes Lucan Biddulph Malahide Meaford Middlesex Centre Morris-Turnberry Munsee-Delaware Nation 1 Neyaashiinigmiing 27 Norfolk North Huron North Middlesex Parkhill – Specific postal code North Perth Norwich Oneida 41 2 Owen Sound Saugeen 29 South Bruce South Bruce Peninsula South West Middlesex South West Oxford Southwold St. Thomas Stratford Strathroy- Caradoc Thames Centre The Blue Mountains Tillsonburg West Elgin Woodstock LHIN #3 - WATERLOO WELLINGTON Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Cambridge Centre Wellington Erin Guelph/Eramosa Kitchener Minto North Dumfries Southgate Waterloo Waterloo – specific postal codes Wellington North West Grey Wilmot 3 LHIN #4 - HAMILTON NIAGARA HALDIMAND BRANT Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Brant Fort Erie Grimsby Grimsby – specific postal codes Haldimand County Hamilton Hamilton – specific postal codes Norfolk County Pelham Port Colborne Six Nations St. Catharines Thorold Wainfleet Welland LHIN #5 - CENTRAL WEST Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Amaranth East Garafraxa East Luther Grand Valley Melancthon Mono Mulmur Shelburne LHIN #6 - MISSISSAUGA HALTON Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Halton Hills Acton – specific postal codes Mississauga East Mississauga – specific postal codes Mississauga NW Mississauga – specific postal codes 4 South EtobicokeToronto Etobicoke – specific postal codes LHIN #7 - TORONTO CENTRAL Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Toronto Dovercourt-Wallace-Emerson-Junction -specific postal codes Toronto Edenbridge-Humber Valley -specific postal codes Toronto Englemount Lawrence -specific postal codes Toronto Humewood-Cedarvale -specific postal codes Toronto Junction Area-specific postal codes Toronto Keelesdale-Eglinton West -specific postal codes Toronto Kingsway South-specific postal codes Toronto Mimico-specific postal codesToronto Moss Park-specific postal codes Toronto Mount Dennis - specific postal codes Toronto New Toronto-specific postal codes Toronto Oakwood/Vaughan – specific postal codes Toronto O’Connor-Parkview-specific postal codes Toronto Old East York-specific postal codes Toronto Regent Park – specific postal codes Toronto Taylor-Massey (Crescent Town) -specific postal codes Toronto Thorncliffe Park – specific postal codes Toronto Victoria Village-specific postal codes Toronto Weston Pellam-Park-specific postal codes Toronto Woodbine-Lumsden-specific postal codes 5 LHIN #8 - CENTRAL Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Adjala-Tosorontio Bradford – West Gwillimbury East Gwillimbury Georgina King Nobleton-specific postal code King Schomberg-specific postal code Markham specific postal code New Tecumseth Toronto Bathurst Manor –Clanton Park-Lansing- Westgate- specific postal codes Toronto Hillcrest Village - specific postal code postal code Toronto Humbermead –specific postal code Toronto Humber Summit –specific postal code Toronto Maple Leaf- Rustic -specific postal codes Toronto Parkwoods-Donalda – specific postal code Toronto Pleasant View- Willlowdale East – specific postal code Toronto Victoria Village- specific postal code Toronto Westminister-Branson Vaughan Kleinburg-specific postal codes LHIN #9 – CENTRAL EAST Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Algonquin Highlands Alnwick/Haldimand Asphodel-Norwood Brock 6 Cavan-Monaghan Clarington Cramahe Douro-Dummer Dysart and Others Galway-Cavendish and Harvey Havelock-Belmont-Methuen Highlands East Kawartha Lakes Minden Hills North Kawartha Otonabee-South Monaghan Peterborough Port Hope Scarborough Eglinton East – specific postal codes Scarborough Ionview – specific postal codes Scarborough Kennedy Park – specific postal codes Scarborough Morningside – specific postal codes Scarborough Scarborough Village – specific postal codes Scarborough West Hill – specific postal codes Scarborough Woburn – specific postal codes Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield Trent Hills LHIN #10 – SOUTH EAST Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Addington Highlands Addington Highlands -specific postal codes Augusta Bancroft Belleville Brighton Brockville Carlow/Mayo Central Frontenac Central Frontenac -specific postal codes 7 Deseronto Faraday Hastings Highlands Limerick Marmora and Lake Merrickville-Wolford Montague North Frontenac Perth Prescott Quinte West Rideau Lakes Smith Falls South Frontenac South Frontenac -specific postal codes Stone Mills Stone Mills -specific postal codes Tudor and Cashel Tyendinaga Westport Wollaston LHIN #11 – CHAMPLAIN Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Admaston/Bromley Alfred and Plantagenet Arnprior Beckwith Bonnechere Valley Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan Casselman Cornwall Deep River Greater Madawaska Hawkesbury Head, Clara and Maria 8 Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards Laurentian Hills Madawaska Valley McNab/Braeside North Algona Wilberforce North Dundas North Glengarry North Stormont Ottawa Ashton Ottawa Cumberland Ottawa Hunt Club, Leitrim, Riverside S. - specific postal codes Ottawa Kars Ottawa Munster Ottawa North Gower Ottawa Richmond Ottawa Sarsfield Ottawa Vars Pembroke Petawawa Renfrew South Dundas South Glengarry South Stormont The Nation Whitewater Region LHIN #12 - NORTH SIMCOE MUSKOKA Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Barrie Bracebridge Clearview Essa Georgian Bay 9 Gravenhurst Huntsville Innisfil Midland Moose Point 79 Muskoka Lakes Orillia Oro Medonte Penetanguishene Ramara Severn Springwater Tay Tiny Wasaga Beach LHIN #13 - NORTH EAST Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Armour Assiginack Atawapiskat 91A Baldwin Billings Black River-Matheson Blind River Bonfield Brethour Bruce Mines Burk’s Falls Burpee and Mills Callander Casey Central Manitoulin Chapleau 10 Charlton and Dack Chisholm Cobalt Cochrane Cochrane, Unorganized, North Part Coleman Constance Lake 92 Dokis 9 Dubreuilville East Ferris Elliot Lake Englehart Espanola Factory Island 1 Fauquier-Strickland Fort Albany (Part) 67 French River French River 13 Garden River 14 Gauthier Gore Bay Greater Sudbury Hearst Hilliard Hornepayne Iroquois Falls James Jocelyn Johnson Kapuskasing Kearney Killarney Kirkland Lake Larder Lake Latchford 11 Macdonald, Meredish and Aberdeen Additional Magnetawan Manitoulin, Unorganized, West Part Markstay-Warren Marten Falls 65 Matachewan Mattawa Mattice-Val Côté McDougall McGarry M’Chigeeng 22 (West Bay 22) McKellar McMurrich/Monteith Moonbeam Moosonee Nairn and Hyman Nipissing Nipissing 10 North Bay Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands Parry Sound Peawanuck Perry Powassan Prince Rankin Location 15D Sables-Spanish Rivers Sault Ste. Marie Seguin Serpent River 7 Sheshegwaning 20 Smooth Rock Falls South Algonquin South River Spanish 12 St. Charles St. Joseph Sundridge Tehkummah Temagami Temiskaming Shores The Archipelago The North Shore Thornloe Thessalon Timiskaming, Unorganized, West Part Timmins Val Rita-Harty Wawa West Nipissing White River Whitefish River (Part) 4 Whitestone Wikwemikong Unceded LHIN #14 - NORTH WEST Municipality (Census Subdivision) City/Town/Community * Alberton Aroland 83 Atikokan Cat Lake 63C Chapple Dawson Deer Lake Dingwall Dorion Dryden Eagle Lake 27 Ear Falls 13 Emo English River 21 Fort Frances Fort Severn 89 Fort William 52 Gereldton Gillies Greenstone Kenora Kitchenuhmaykoosib Aaki 84 (Big Trout Lake) La Vallee Lac Seul 28 Lake of the Woods Machin Manitouwadge Marathon Morley Muskrat Dam Lake Neebing Nipigon North Spirit Lake O’Connor Oliver Paipoonge Osnaburgh 63A Osnaburgh 63B Pays Plat 51 Pic Mobert North Pickle Lake Pikangikum 14 Popular Hill Rainy River Red Lake Red Rock Rocky Bay 1 Sachigo Lake 1 14 Sandy Lake 88 Schreiber Shoal Lake (Part) 39A Shuniah Sioux Lookout Sioux Narrows-Nestor Falls Slate Falls Summer Beaver Terrace Bay Thunder Bay Thunder Bay, Unorganized Wabaseemoong Wapekeka 2 Webequie Whitefish Bay 32A There are 38 RNPGA communities within the North East and North West LHINs. These communities may fall within the Census Subdivisions listed above. Any physician wishing to join a group practice in one of these communities would be directed to apply for entry into the RNPGA model. Updated: July 2017 15 .
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