Community health centre staffed by:

• Doctors
• Nurse Practitioners
• Registered Nurses
• Registered Social Workers
• Registered Dietitian
• Physiotherapist
• Registered Midwives
• Community Developer
• Health Promoter

Offers a variety of free health and wellness programs including:

• Primary Care Providers
• Lab Services
• Medical Equipment
• Memory Clinic
• Tobacco Cessation
• OTN (virtual care)
• Diabetes Education
• Mental health counselling
• Substance Use and Addiction Program
• Therapy Lights
• Check In & Chat (phone based program)
• Gym
• Tai Chi
• Yoga
• Chair Fitness
• Indoor and Outdoor Walking groups
• Pickleball
• 2S-LGBTQQIAP+ Connection! - Activities and social group
• Community Gardens
• Community Pantry - food, clothing, hygiene and miscellaneous items
• Free Skates
• Frozen Meal Program
• Community Volunteer Income Tax Program
• System navigation, including form filling assistance
• Computer, internet and phone use throughout business hours

Other services and programs at the Markdale location include:

• Good Food Box
• Healthy Smiles Ontario and Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program
• Alzheimer Society of Grey-Bruce
• VON Bereavement and Grief Support
• VON SMART Exercise Program
• YMCA Employment Supports
• Canadian Mental Health Association
• CMHA Coach House Brunch by Donation
• Ontario Works (by appointment only)
• Keystone Child, Youth and Family Services
• Public washrooms available
  

See separate listings for following programs and services:

• free open gym with various equipment such as treadmills, elliptical, stationary bikes and free weights
• skate exchange - offers free ice skates
• Community Volunteer Income Tax Program
• Y.U.M. frozen meals

Volunteer opportunities available, call office for detailsSEGCHC programs also offered in Dundalk at 90 Artemesia St S:

• Community Cafe (Free Brunch)
• Summer Lunches for Children and Youth

Satellite offices in Chatsworth and Dundalk, call main office for an appointment

• must enroll to have a Family Doctor or Nurse Practitioner
• waitlists are in place for allied health services and priority is based on condition

• For new clients, submit a form called "Request for a Family Doctor or Nurse Practitioner" to have primary care at the Community Health Centre. Note: Roster of patients is full at this moment and waitlist is closed.
• Rostered patients can phone to make an appointment
• Same day /urgent care appointments are available for rostered patients.

• Walk in or call to register or inquire about community services and programs, some programs now require pre-registration.
• Volunteers need to complete a volunteer application form and a criminal reference check/vulnerable sectors screen.