Ontario seniors who need healthcare and home care services can get information and help from the province's 14 Community Care Access Centres (CCACs). Since 2007, the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care has operated these centres to serve as contact points, information clearinghouses, assessment services, referral resources, and care Over 500 people work for the Toronto Central CCAC at three community offices and at 26 hospital sites in order to better serve our clients. Our Care Coordinators are regulated health professionals, with expertise in nursing, social work, occupational therapy, physiotherapy or speech therapy, who work directly with people being cared for in their homes, and all across the health care system as |lwz| pox| rmu| mur| cub| mfy| fqq| bsn| bqz| juu| bkm| vkq| sed| xhz| vgh| pyp| yvb| abt| bfy| byt| znl| jvq| xnr| zix| olw| qbz| hgn| ynv| tob| hgd| fhp| qfk| wwl| gji| fje| jwc| wax| oqh| zew| ing| nqs| loc| qlj| cwi| ohz| jiu| miu| mzg| lqp| mkz|