Mobile Clinics

The Primary Care Mobile Clinic is accepting new clients!

Eligibility

• Durham Region residents
• seeking long-term primary care supports
• not already connected with a primary care provider (or are looking to switch primary care providers).

Disclaimer: While our Mobile Clinic provides essential primary care services, it is not equipped to handle emergencies such as crises, overdoses, heart attacks, respiratory distress, or other life-threatening conditions.

*For emergency medical needs, please call 911 or visit your nearest hospital.*

Led by Nurse Practitioners, the Primary Care Mobile Clinic (PCMC) team aims to attach individuals to a primary care provider, and offer long-term support, wrap-around services, and culturally affirming and holistic care. By working closely with various community partners, the Mobile Clinic team aspires to improve health equity, awareness, and access to clinical, wellness and health education services within Durham Region.

With a predominant focus towards newcomers, uninsured, and unattached individuals, DCHC’s Primary Care Mobile Clinic aims to remove barriers for priority populations by working in collaboration with local organizations to offer multiple clinic access points throughout the community.
*Please note, you do not need to identify as a newcomer to access this service.*

Get Connected

To request an intake appointment, please submit a referral form here. Once a form has been received, our Program Coordinator will contact you to schedule an intake appointment.

We are currently offering appointments at locations in:

• Ajax
• Oshawa

For more information, and/or to receive an alternative format, please contact our Program Coordinator at 289 927 6049.

FAQ

Hepatitis C and Harm Reduction Mobile Clinic

Members of our Hepatitis C and Harm Reduction Teams use our Mobile Clinic to provide onsite health and wellness care and education to those in need throughout Durham Region.

Services provided include:

• Hepatitis C Education and Awareness
• Point of Care Screening and Dry Blood Spot
• Screening
• Treatment Options
• Counselling support services providing case management, advocacy and emotional support
• Harm reduction supplies and Naloxone
• Information on Hep C Support and Peer Support Groups
• Access to outreach services bridging at risk groups to clinical and community services