04/07/2025
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The All Nations Health Partners Ontario Health Team is launching a regional registry to gather data on the number of residents who do not have access to a primary care provider. The “Count Me In” survey aims to provide a clearer picture of the primary care gap in both Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities in the ANHP OHT region and support the efforts to improve healthcare services.
The survey, which is available online, via telephone and in print, is designed to be quick and easy to complete. It asks participants whether they have a family doctor or nurse practitioner and how they currently access healthcare. Responses will be collected from April onward, with results helping to inform future primary care planning and advocate for more support from government to fill the gaps.
Residents can complete the survey online at anhp.net/survey, via phone at 807-468-6321 ext.8503 or fill out a paper copy available at the Kenora Public Library, Lake of the Woods District Hospital reception desk, or New Horizons Senior Centres (both locations).
