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Listing of Health Care Facilities Page 1 of 8 Listing of Health Care Facilities LISTING OF HOSPITALS FACILITY COMMUNITY OWNED / LEASED 1) Burin Peninsula Health Care Centre Burin Owned 2) Carbonear General Hospital Carbonear Owned 3) Waterford Hospital St. John's Owned 4) Dr. Leonard A. Miller Centre St. John's Owned 5) St. Clare's Mercy Hospital St. John's Owned 6) Health Sciences Centre St. John's Owned 7) Janeway Children's Health and Rehabilitation Centre St. John's Owned 8) Dr. G.B. Cross Memorial Hospital Clarenville Owned 9) James Paton Memorial Health Centre Gander Owned 10) Central Newfoundland Regional Health Centre Grand Falls - Windsor Owned 11) Western Memorial Regional Hospital Corner Brook Owned 12) Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital Stephenville Owned 13) Labrador West Health Centre Labrador City Owned 14) Labrador Health Centre Happy Valley - Goose Bay Owned 15) Charles S. Curtis Memorial Hospital St. Anthony Owned LISTING OF HEALTH CENTRES FACILITY COMMUNITY OWNED / LEASED 1) Bonavista Peninsula Health Centre Bonavista Owned 2) Dr. Walter Templeman Health Care Centre Bell Island Owned 3) Grand Bank Community Health Centre Grand Bank Owned 4) US Memorial Health Centre St. Lawrence Owned 5) Placentia Health Centre Placentia Owned 6) Dr. A.A. Wilkinson Memorial Health Centre Old Perlican Owned 7) Dr. William H. Newhook Community Health Centre Whitbourne Owned 8) Green Bay Health Centre Springdale Owned 9) Baie Verte Peninsula Health Centre Baie Verte Owned 10) Brookfield Health Centre New-Wes-Valley Owned 11) Dr. Hugh Twomey Health Centre Botwood Owned 12) Connaigre Peninsula Health Centre Harbour Breton Owned 13) A. M. Guy Health Centre - Buchans Buchans Owned 14) Notre Dame Bay Memorial Health Centre Twillingate Owned 15) Fogo Island Health Centre Fogo Island Owned 16) Dr. Charles L. Legrow Health Centre Port Aux Basques Owned 17) Calder Health Care Centre Burgeo Owned 18) Rufus Guinchard Health Centre Port Suanders Owned 19) Bonne Bay Health Centre Norris Point Owned 20) Labrador South Health Centre Forteau Owned Page 1 of 8 Listing of Health Care Facilities FACILITY COMMUNITY OWNED / LEASED 21) White Bay Central Health Centre Roddickton Owned 22) Strait of Belle Isle Health Centre Flower's Cove Owned 23) North Haven Manor Lewisporte Owned Changes made Dec. 19, 2014: 1) Moved North Haven Manor from ltc to health centre as it now provides ltc and acute care as per deifintion. LISTING OF LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES FACILITY COMMUNITY OWNED / LEASED 1) Golden Heights Manor Bonavista Owned 2) Bonavista Protective Community Residence Bonavista Owned 3) Carbonear Interfaith Senior Citizen's Home Carbonear Owned 4) Harbour Lodge Nursing Home Carbonear Owned 5) Blue Crest Nursing Home Grand Bank Owned 6) St. Luke's Homes St. John's Owned 7) Masonic Park Nursing Home Mount Pearl Owned 8) Pentecostal Senior Citizen's Home Clarke's Beach Owned 9) St. Patrick's Mercy Home St. John's Owned 10) Glenbrook Lodge St. John's Owned 11) Agnes Pratt Nursing Home St. John's Owned 12) Dr. Albert O'Mahony Memorial Manor Clarenville Owned 13) St. John's Long Term Care Facility St. John's Owned 14) Valley Vista Senior Citizen's Home Springdale Owned 15) Bonnews Lodge New-Wes-Valley Owned 16) Lakeside Homes Gander Owned 17) Carmelite House Grand Falls - Windsor Owned 18) Corner Brook Long Term Care Facility Corner Brook Owned 19) Corner Brook Protective Community Residences Corner Brook Owned 20) Bay St. George Long Term Care Facility Stephenville Crossing Owned 21) Happy Valley - Goose Bay Long Term Care Facility Happy Valley - Goose Bay Owned 22) John M. Gray Centre St. Anthony Owned 23) Clarenville Protective Care Residence Clarenville Owned (Under Construction) Carbonear Long Term Care Facility Carbonear Owned (Under Construction) Changes made Dec. 19, 2014: 1) Moved North Haven Manor from ltc to health centre as it now provides ltc and acute care as per deifintion. Page 2 of 8 Listing of Health Care Facilities LISTING OF CLINICS / PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICES SCOPE OF SERVICES FACILITY COMMUNITY OWNED / LEASED (i.e. acute vs public health) 1 Bay Roberts - Dawe Building Bay Roberts Leased Community Health / Public Health / Mental Health and Addictions 2 Come by Chance Town Council Bldg. Come by Chance Leased Public Health / Community Health 3 Shamrock Health Centre Ferryland Leased Public Health / Community Health 4 Taylor Building Harbour Grace Leased Public Health / Community Health 5 Heart's Delight Heart's Delight Owned (operated by Public Health / Community Health municipal council) 6 Holyrood Community Health Office - Hawco Building Holyrood Leased Public Health / Community Health / Health Promotion 7 Lethbridge Lethbridge Leased (Greenwood Public Health / Community Health Building Supply Buiding) 8 Villa Nova Plaza Manuels Leased Community Health / Public Health / Mental Health and Addictions 9 Mount Carmel Town Council Bldg Mount Carmel Leased Physicians Clinic / Community Healh / Blood Collection 10 Norman's Cove Norman's Cove Leased Public Health / Community Health / Continuing Care 11 Whale's Back Clinic Potrugal Cove Leased Public Health / Community Health / Baby Wellness / Child Health 12 Shea Heights clinic Shea Heights Owned Public Health / Community Health 13 South East Bight Clinic South East Bight Owned Public Health / Community Health 14 St. Bride's St. Bride's Owned (operated by DTW) Public Health / Community Health 15 Charles R. Bell Building - Kenmount Road St. John's Leased Public Health / Community Health / Baby Wellness / Child Health 16 Froude Avenue Community Centre St. John's Leased Public Health / Community Health 17 Cordage Place St. John's Leased Public Health / Community Health 18 Major's Path St. John's Leased Public Health / Community Health 19 Building 532 - Pleasantville St. John's Owned Addictions Recovery Centre 20 St. Mary's St. Mary's Leased Public Health / Community Health 21 Terrenceville Clinic Terrenceville Owned Medical Clinic 22 Torbay Office Bldg. Torbay Leased Public Health / Community Health / Baby Wellness / Child Health 23 Nurse Abernathy Clinic Trepassey Owned (operated by DTW) Community Health / Public Health / Mental Health and Addictions 24 Trinity - Offices Trinity Leased Public Health / Community Health 25 Western Bay Clinic Western Bay Owned Medical Clinic 26 Witless Bay - Office Bldg Witless Bay Leased Public Health / Community Health 27 Govt'Bldg operated by Dept of T & Works Bell Island Owned Public Health / Community Health 28 Marystown North Community Health Office Boat Harbour Owned Physicians Clinic / Public Health / Community Healh / Blood Collection 29 Coish Place Clarenville Leased Public Health / Community Health 30 Community Care Centre Conception Bay South Owned Community Health / Public Health / Mental Health and Addictions 31 English Hr. East Medical Clinic English Hr East Leased Medical Clinic 32 Grand Le Pierre Medical Clinic Grand Le Pierre Leased Medical Clinic 33 Marystown Health & Community Services Marystown Leased Public Health / Community Health 34 Court House -operated by Dept of T & W Placentia Owned Public Health / Community Health 35 Buckmasters Circle Community Center St.John's Leased Public Health / Community Health 36 MacMorran Community Center St.John's Leased Public Health / Community Health 37 Rabbittown Community Centre St.John's Leased Public Health / Community Health Page 3 of 8 Listing of Health Care Facilities SCOPE OF SERVICES FACILITY COMMUNITY OWNED / LEASED (i.e. acute vs public health) 38 Access House St.John's Owned Mental Health and Addictions Group Home - Residence 39 Whitebourne Community Health Office Whitbourne Leased Public Health / Community Health 40 Mount Pearl Square Mount Pearl Leased Community Health / Public Health / Mental Health and Addictions / Community Support / Intervention Services 41 Paradise Youth Treatment Centre Paradise Owned Treatment Centre for Youth Addictions - Referral Only 42 Harbour Grace Adult Addictions Centre Harbour Grace Owned Treatment for Adult Addictions - Referral Only 43 LeMarchant House Mental Health Centre St. John's Owned Adolescent Mental Health Counselling - Referral and Walk-in Services 44 La Scie Community Health Centre LaScie Owned Physician and PHN 45 Carmanville Community Clinic Carmanville Physician once per week; PHN/CCNC two days per week - Shared with Owned Musgrave Hr. 46 Centreville Community Clinic Centreville Owned Physician 3.5 days per week; CCNC/PHN shared with Hare Bay Clinic 47 Hare Bay Community Clinic Hare Bay Leased Physician 2 days per week; PHN/CCNC shared with Centreville 48 Musgrave Harbour Community Clinic Musgrave Harbour Space provided by Federal NP Full Time; PHN/CCNC shared with Carmanville 3 days per week Gov/Post Office 49 Victoria Cove Community Clinic Gander Bay Owned Physicians that visit - PHN on site 50 Exploits Community Clinic Botwood Leased PHN/CCNC/BMS; MH; PHC; 51 Hermitage Community Clinic Hermitage Owned Clerical - FT Physician 52 Bay D'Espoir Community Clinic Bay D'Espoir Owned 3 physicians. 1 - NP; 3 nurses; LPN 2 Clerical; 2 lab/x-ray 53 St. Alban's Community Clinic St. Alban's Leased BMS; CMS; PHN; CCNC; MH; SW; CHILD Youth Outreach Worker 54 Belloram Community Clinic Belloram Leased CCNC; PHN; - PHN 55 Mose Ambrose Community Clinic Mose Ambrose Owned NP and Clerical - Full Time 56 McCallum Community Clinic McCallum Leased NP/Lab mobile fly in clinic every second Wednesday 57 Grand Falls-Windsor Cancer Clinic Grand Falls - Windsor OWNED 58 Robert's Arm Community Clinic Robert's Arm Leased Physician 1 day per week; PHN/CCNC 59 Dr. Brian Adams Community Clinic Gambo Leased Physician - FT; PHN/CCNC
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