If you do not have a primary healthcare provider (a family doctor or nurse practitioner) or your primary healthcare provider is unable to see you, there are other options to access care.
Determine the best place to start your healthcare journey based on your situation.
Your first point of contact should always be your primary health care provider (your family doctor or nurse practitioner).
Use the symptom checker tool to find out:
If you do not have a primary healthcare provider (a family doctor or nurse practitioner) or your primary healthcare provider is unable to see you, there are other options to access care.
Are you unsure about where to go for support or have general health questions?
8-1-1 nurses can refer you for an in-person or virtual appointment
Do you need an existing prescription refilled or have questions about minor ailments?
Do you require an in-person or virtual healthcare consultation for a common illness, injury, infection, or general health concern?
Are you looking to talk with someone or to work on your mental health, addiction or gambling?
Access helplines, online resources and programs in the province.
Get more information about sexual and reproductive health, counseling, and services including sexually transmitted and blood born infections, testing, and referral for treatment.
Information for New Brunswickers without access to a primary health care provider on how to register or to be added to the provincial registry and be matched to a permanent family doctor or nurse practitioner.
If you are having difficulty breathing or experiencing other severe symptoms, call 9-1-1 immediately or go to your local emergency room.
Information on how to get your New Brunswick Medicare card.
The MyHealthNB provides individuals with secure access to their personal health information.
Evolving health care for the future of our province.
Horizon Health Network is one of two New Brunswick health authorities.
Vitalité Health Network is one of two New Brunswick health authorities.
Find information on social, community, health and government services in your community.
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Stay informed and learn how we can work together to keep New Brunswickers safe and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
High-priority response helpline with poison information to New Brunswick residents and health care providers.
911
Information for those living with chronic illness, including general medical information, resources and information on specific diseases.
Home and community-based health care to people of all ages. Questions about EMP Services or Referrals? Contact the Care Coordination Center at
1-844-982-7367
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