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Directory of Health Team Websites Directory of Health Team websites Name Web address Municipality Algoma NPLC http://www.algomanplc.ca/ Sault Ste Marie Algonquin FHT http://www.algonquinfht.ca/ Huntsville Algonquins of Pikwakanagan FHT http://ottawa.cioc.ca/record/OCR1945 Golden Lake Alliston FHT http://centraleastontario.cioc.ca/record/ALL0430 Alliston Amherstburg FHT http://www.afht.ca/ Amherstburg Anishnawbe Mushkik NPLC http://www.amnplc.ca/ Thunder Bay Arnprior and District FHT http://arnpriorfht.ca/ Arnprior Athens District FHT www.mydoctor.ca/adfht Athens Atikokan FHT http://www.atikokanfht.com/ Atikokan Aurora-Newmarket FHT http://www.auroranewmarketfht.com/ Newmarket Baawaating FHT https://sites.google.com/site/baawaatingfht/home Sault Ste. Marie Bancroft FHT http://bancroftfht.com/ Bancroft Barrie and Community FHT http://www.barriefht.ca/ Barrie Beamsville FHT https://groups.ontariomd.ca/groups/bmc_fht Beamsville Belleville NPLC http://www.bnplc.ca/Belleville_Nurse_Practitioner-Led_Clinic/Welcome.html Belleville Blue Sky FHT http://www.blueskyfht.com/ North Bay Bluewater Area FHT http://www.bluewaterareafht.ca/ Zurich Bridgepoint FHT http://www.bridgepointhealth.ca/fht Toronto Brighton/Quinte West FHT http://www.bqwfht.ca/ Brighton Brockton and Area FHT http://www.bafht.com/ Walkerton Bruyere Academic FHT http://www.bruyere.org/bins/content_page.asp?cid=8-6816&lang=1 Ottawa Burk's Falls FHT http://www.mahc.ca/Content.cfm?C=6167&SC=1&SCM=0&MI=4179&L1M=4150 Burk's Falls Burlington FHT www.burlingtonfht.com Burlington CANES FHT http://www.canes.on.ca/Default.aspx?tabid=1627 Toronto Capreol NPLC Capreol Carefirst FHT http://carefirstfht.com/ Richmond Hill Caroline FHT http://carolinefht.ca/ Burlington Central Brampton FHT http://www.cbfht.ca/ Brampton Central Hastings FHT http://chfht.ca/ Madoc Central Lambton FHT http://www.centrallambtonfamilyhealthteam.com/HTML/news.html Petrolia Centre for Family Medicine FHT http://family-medicine.ca/ Kitchener Chapleau and District FHT http://www.sschs.ca/Site_Published/Chapleau/gen_family.aspx Chapleau Chatham Kent FHT http://ckfht.ca/ Chatham City of Kawartha Lakes FHT http://www.cklfamilyhealthteam.com Lindsay City of Lakes FHT http://www.yourfamilyhealthteam.com/index.php Sudbury Clarence-Rockland FHT http://www.crfht.ca/home/index_e.php Rockland Clinton FHT http://www.clintonfht.ca/ Clinton CMHA Durham http://durham.cmha.ca/ Oshawa Cochrane FHT Cochrane Community Primary Health Care http://www.cphcare.ca/primary (CPHC) - Community FHT Brockville Connexion FHT http://connexionfht.com/ Ottawa Corporation of the Municipality of http://www.assiginack.ca/healthcare.htm Assiginack FHT Manitowaning Cottage Country FHT http://www.ccfht.ca/ Bracebridge Couchiching FHT http://www.cfht.ca/ Orillia Credit Valley FHT http://www.cvfht.ca/ Mississauga Delhi FHT http://www.dchc.ca/ Delhi Dilico FHT http://www.dilico.com/health/?id=120 Thunder Bay Don Mills FHT http://donmillshealth.com/index.php?p=1_3_About-Us Toronto Dorval Medical FHT http://www.dorvalmedical.ca/ Oakville Dryden Area FHT http://www.dh.dryden.on.ca/fht.html Dryden Dufferin Area FHT http://dafht.ca/ Orangeville Ear Falls FHT Ear Falls East Elgin FHT http://eefht.ca/ Aylmer East End FHT http://www.eastendfht.ca/ Timmins East GTA FHT http://www.en.docvadis.ca/eastgtafht/index.html Scarborough East Wellington FHT http://www.ewfht.ca/ Erin Elliot Lake FHT www.elfht.com Elliot Lake Emery Keelesdale NPLC http://www.eknplc.ca/ Toronto Englehart & District FHT http://edfht.on.ca/ Englehart Équipe de santé familiale http://www.esfam.ca/home.html académique Montfort (FHT) Ottawa Equipe de sante familiale http://www.esfestottawa.ca/fr or http://www.esfestottawa.ca/en communautaire de l'est d'Ottawa (FHT) Ottawa Equipe de sante familiale NORD- ASKI FHT Hearst Espanola & Area FHT http://www.espanolaregionalhospital.ca/index.php/programs-and-services/family- health-team Espanola Essex County http://www.ecnplc.com/index.html Essex Etobicoke Medical Centre FHT http://emcfht.ca/ Etobicoke Family First FHT http://www.ffhc.ca/ Orleans Fort Frances FHT Fort Frances Fort William FHT http://fortwilliamfhn.ca/ Thunder Bay Four Counties FHT Newbury French River NPLC Alban Garden City FHT http://www.gardencityfht.com/ St. Catharines Georgian Bay FHT http://www.gbfht.ca/ Collingwood Georgian NPLC http://www.georgiancollege.ca/community-alumni/health-and-wellness- clinics/nurse-practitioner-led/ Barrie Georgina http://www.gnplc.ca/ Sutton West Glengarry NPLC http://www.glengarryclinic.ca/ Lancaster Grandview Medical Centre FHT http://www.gmcfht.ca/ Cambridge Great Northern FHT http://greatnorthernfht.blogspot.ca/ New Liskeard Greenbelt FHT http://www.greenbeltfht.ca Ottawa Greenstone FHT http://www.greenstone.ca/ Geraldton Grimsby Medical Associates FHO http://grimsbymedical.com/ Grimsby Guelph FHT http://www.guelphfht.com/ Guelph Haileybury FHT https://www.haileyburyfht.org:8091/ Haileybury Haldimand FHT Hagersville Haliburton Highlands FHT http://hhfht.com/ Haliburton Halton Hills FHT http://www.haltonhillsfht.com/ Georgetown Hamilton FHT http://www.hamiltonfht.ca/ Hamilton Hanover FHT http://www.hanover.ca/hfht Hanover Happy Valley FHT http://www.happyvalleyfht.ca/ St. Marys Harbourview FHT Thunder Bay Harrow Health Centre FHT http://www.harrowfht.ca/ Harrow Health for All FHT http://www.healthforallfht.ca/our-team/ Markham Health Zone NPLC London Hong Fook Connecting Health http://www.hongfook.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=122:clini NPLC c-services&catid=44:rokintroscroller Toronto Humber River FHT http://www.hrrh.ca/hrrhfamilyhealthteam Toronto Huron Community FHT http://www.hcfht.ca/ Seaforth Huron Shores FHT Blind River Huronia NPLC http://www.huronianplc.ca/ Moonstone Ingersoll NPLC http://ingersollnplc.ca/ Ingersoll Inner City FHT http://innercityfht.ca/ Toronto Iroquois Falls FHT (formerly Anson http://www.micsgroup.com/Site_Published/Micsgroup/anson_family_pgms.aspx General FHT) Iroquois Falls Jane-Finch FHT http://janefinchfamilyhealthteam.com/about-us/45-2/ Toronto Kawartha North FHT http://kawarthanorthfht.ca/ Fenelon Falls Kincardine FHT http://www.kincardinefht.ca/ Kincardine Kingston FHT http://www.kfhn.ca/ Kingston Kirkland District FHT Kirkland Lake Lakehead NPLC http://lnplc.com/ Thunder Bay Lakelands FHT http://www.lakelandsfht.ca/ Northbrook Leamington and Area FHT http://www.lafht.ca/ Leamington London FHT http://www.londonfht.ca/ London Lower Outaouais FHT http://www.esfbo.ca/en/ Hawkesbury Loyalist FHT http://www.loyalistfht.com/ Amherstview Maitland Valley FHT http://www.mvfht.ca/Homepage.aspx Goderich Mango Tree FHT http://www.mangotreefht.com/ Guelph Manitoulin Central FHT http://mhc.divinitive.com/northeastern-manitoulin.php Mindemoya Manitouwadge FHT http://www.mh.on.ca/MFHTMain.php Manitouwadge Maple FHT http://maplefht.ca/ Kingston Marathon FHT http://mfht.org/ Marathon Markham FHT http://www.markhamfht.com/ Markham McMaster FHT http://mcmasterfamilyhealthteam.ca/ Hamilton Minto-Mapleton FHT http://mmfht.ca/ Drayton Mount Forest FHT www.mountforestfht.com Mount Forest Mount Sinai Academic FHT http://www.mountsinai.on.ca/care/fammed Toronto New Vision FHT http://www.newvisionhealth.ca/ Kitchener Niagara Medical Group FHT http://www.niagaramedicalgroup.com Niagara Falls Niagara-on-the-Lake FHT http://www.notlfht.com/ Niagara-on-the-Lake Nipigon District FHT http://www.ndmh.ca/ Nipigon North Bay NPLC http://www.nbnplc.com/ North Bay North Channel NPLC http://www.northchannelnplc.org/ Thessalon North Durham FHT http://portperrymedical.ca/north-durham-family-health-team-ndfht-new-website/ Port Perry North Hastings FHT http://www.northhastingsfamilyhealthteam.com/ Bancroft North Huron FHT http://www.nhfht.ca/index.htm Wingham North Muskoka NPLC http://www.northmuskokanplc.com/ Huntsville North Peel FHT http://peel.cioc.ca/record/CWL0419 Brampton North Perth FHT http://www.npfht.ca/ Listowel North Renfrew FHT http://www.drdh.org/familyhealth.html Deep River North Shore FHT Corp http://www.northshorefamilyhealthteam.ca/ Schreiber North Simcoe FHT http://nsfht.ca/ Midland North York FHT http://www.nyfht.com/ North York Northeastern Manitoulin FHT http://mhc.divinitive.com/northeastern-manitoulin.php Little Current Northumberland FHT http://www.nfht.ca/ Cobourg OakMed FHT http://oakmed.ca/ Oakville Ottawa Valley FHT http://www.ovfht.ca/ Almonte Owen Sound FHT http://www.osfht.ca/ Owen Sound Parry Sound FHT http://www.psfht.com/services.html Parry Sound Peninsula FHT Lion's Head Petawawa Centennial FHT http://www.pcfhc.ca/services/index.html Petawawa Peterborough Networked FHT http://www.peterboroughfht.com/ Peterborough Plantagenet FHT Plantagenet Points North FHT Vermilion Portage Medical FHT http://portagemedicalfht.ca/ Niagara Falls Powassan and Area FHT Powassan Prescott FHT http://www.en.docvadis.ca/prescottfht/index.html Prescott PrimaCare Community FHT http://pccfht.ca/ Paris Prime Care FHT http://primecarefht.ca/ Milton Prince Edward FHT http://primecarefht.ca/ Picton Queen Square FHT http://www.queensquaredoctors.com Brampton Queens FHT http://www.dfmqueens.ca/family_health/fht.php?id=1 Kingston Rapids FHT http://rapidsfhteam.ca/ Sarnia Red Lake FHT http://www.redlakehospital.ca/article/family-health-team-184.asp Red Lake Rideau FHT http://www.riversidecourt.ca/ Ottawa Sauble FHT http://www.saublefht.ca/Content/?documents Sauble Beach Scarborough Academic FHT http://www.safht.ca/ Scarborough Sharbot Lake FHT http://ottawa.cioc.ca/record/KGN1883?UseCICVw=13& Sharbot Lake Sherbourne Health Centre FHT http://www.sherbourne.on.ca/
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