Primary Care and Allied Health

Individual, Family & Community Health

Are you looking for a primary care provider or allied health services?

Primary healthcare refers to a broad range of services provided by medical professionals in the community. Your general practitioner is a primary healthcare provider, and so are nurses, pharmacists, and allied health providers like registered dieticians.

At Dilico Anishinabek Family Care we have Primary Care available, including two physical clinics:

1 – Fort William First Nation – 200 Anemki Pl on Wednesdays from 5-8 and Fridays from 930-1130

2 – Thunder Bay – 17 Court St S on Mondays from 930-1130.

While our Family Health Team, located at our Anemki site, consists of physicians, nurse practitioners, RPNs and a Social Worker, we also have a primary care team that travels across the Robinson Superior Treaty Area.

Additionally, we will do well-baby checks, foster parent medicals, and child welfare admissions to those in care that do not currently have a family care provider.

Appropriate Walk-In Clinic Visits 

• Recent general illness, e.g. vomiting, diarrhea
• Recent coughs and colds
• Fevers
• Sore throats
• Sore ears or ears
• Pregnancy Test
• Sexual Health Tests
• Skin conditions, e.g. Rashes, eczema
• Urinary Tract Infections
• Suture Removal

Services NOT Provided At Our Walk-In Clinics:

• Mental Health Medication (Anti-Depressants, Psychotropic, Etc)
• Follow Up For Chronic Disease Issues
• Forms/Admissions Completion
• Immunizations/Well Baby Checks
• Medicals
• Narcotics Medication Or Any Controlled Substances
• Blood Work
• Pap Tests
• Prescription Renewals

For after-hours questions or information related to medical care, please contact Ontario Health 811 by phone at 811 or online at https://health811.ontario.ca.

If you’re experiencing an urgent issue such as chest pains, high heart rate/blood pressure, or any form of immediate distress, please attend the emergency department.