Sarnia-Lambton Health Team Addresses Primary Care Gap
About 12,000 people in Sarnia-Lambton lack a primary care provider, according to Nadine Neve, head of the area's Ontario Health Team.
“It’s really about what allied health or physician roles, nurse practitioner roles do we need,”
said Neve. The Sarnia-Lambton Ontario Health Team, consisting of six staff members, has been working to enhance local primary care since spring, aiming to connect every person with a family doctor or primary care provider by 2029.
The provincially-funded agency, established in 2020, collaborates with various health-care and social service providers in the area, with approximately 43 partners currently on board.
Author's summary: Sarnia-Lambton health team tackles primary care gap.
- 12,000 people lack primary care provider
- Provincial goal: every person connected with primary care by 2029
- 43 health-care and social service providers partnered
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