Health Care

Teulon Medical Clinic


If you are interested in health services in our community, we encourage you to apply for the Local Health Involvement Group (LHIG). Please click on the links below for more information.
 


Interlake Eastern Regional Health Authority

The Interlake Eastern Regional Health Authority administers Health Care in Teulon.

For information regarding the programs and services provided by the Interlake Eastern Regional Health Authority in the Town of Teulon and surrounding area, visit their website at www.ierha.ca, call 204-482-5419 or email: info@ierha.ca

Teulon has a Community Health Office (204-886-4065) that is responsible for public health, mental health and home care.

Goodwin Lodge (204-886-2108) is a 20 bed personal care facility and provides nursing care, has a full dietary staff, laundry services and an activity department. Physicians, community therapy services, dietary consultation, pharmacy services and a podiatrist are all available on a regular basis.

Please visit the Teulon & District Handi-Van and the Teulon & District Senior Resource Council webpages for information on services provided to area residents.


Interlake Healthcare Sustainability Committee

Is a volunteer organization that is focused on raising funds to offset shortfalls in local healthcare funding.

They are passionate about healthcare in our community and we strive to provide the tools necessary to help our healthcare workers deliver better patient care and to keep our facilities modern and up-to date!

Email them at teulonfoundation@gmail.com.

For more information on the Interlake Healthcare Sustainability Committee click here!


South West District Palliative Care & Nav-CARE

Since 1997, South West District Palliative Care (SWDPC) has supported individuals and families in the municipalities of Rockwood, Rosser, Woodlands, St. Laurent, parts of Armstrong, and the towns of Stonewall and Teulon who are living with declining health or experiencing grief.

SWDPC offers compassionate, community-based support through volunteer programs, including Nav-CARE (Navigation: Connecting, Advocating, Resourcing, Engaging)—an innovative program that provides trained volunteer navigators to support people living at home with declining health.

Nav-CARE helps individuals stay connected, access resources, and feel supported earlier in their health journey. If you or someone you know may benefit from a volunteer visit, we encourage you to reach out.

We also welcome individuals interested in volunteering. Volunteer recruitment and training are ongoing, with flexible online training available.

SWDPC is a community-funded organization and relies on donations and local support to continue offering these services.

Contact Nav-CARE:
Phone: 204-404-3030
Email: navcare@swdpc.com

Website: www.swdpc.com