Nova Scotia Health Care

Nova Scotia has introduced a law that would make wearing ski helmets mandatory for both skiing and snow boarding to help reduce the risk of head injuries.

Information on eligibility, registration and using your Nova Scotia Health Card.

These Nova Scotia programs provide assistance to Nova Scotians to help pay for prescription drugs.

The Nova Scotia government provides information on wait times for certain types of specialists, diagnostic services and treatment services.

Nova Scotia government department responsible for the delivery of health care services to the residents of Nova Scotia, as well as for health promotion and protection.

Information on the flu in Nova Scotia and who should get a flu shot.

Nova Scotia public health information on the West Nile Virus, answers to common questions and who to call for more information.

A good look at the programs and services provided by the Nova Scotia Emergency Health Care Services. From the Nova Scotia Department of Health.

Information on Nova Scotia programs for short and long-term health care outside of hospital. Includes home care, nursing homes and residential facilities and protection for vulnerable adults.

Over forty health care facilities in Nova Scotia are connected by telecommunications links to help provide patient care and health care education in the province.