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View Capsource / Mealsource Member Directory Purchasing Group Organization Member CAPsource MEALsource 3SO Shared Support Services Providence Care Mental Health Services ✓ Southeastern Ontario 3SO Shared Support Services Providence Care Providence Manor ✓ Southeastern Ontario 3SO Shared Support Services Providence Care St Mary’s of the Lake Hospital ✓ Southeastern Ontario 3SO Shared Support Services Quinte Health Care Belleville General Hospital ✓ Southeastern Ontario 3SO Shared Support Services Quinte Health Care North Hastings Hospital ✓ Southeastern Ontario 3SO Shared Support Services Quinte Health Care Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital ✓ Southeastern Ontario 3SO Shared Support Services Quinte Health Care Trenton Memorial Hospital ✓ Southeastern Ontario 3SO Shared Support Services Brockville General Hospital ✓ Southeastern Ontario 3SO Shared Support Services Kingston Health Sciences Centre ✓ Southeastern Ontario 3SO Shared Support Services Lennox & Addington County Hospital ✓ 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