I need help with my Disability Tax Credit
You can ask for support before, during and after applying for your DTC.
Some general tips on places to look for a doctor are:
Search for a doctor at this link: Physician Search - CPSA
Here are a few places to look:
Search for a doctor at this link: CPSM Portal
Search for a doctor at this link: College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick - Home (cpsnb.org)
Search for a doctor at this link: Physician Search - CPSNL
Residents who need a doctor will have to call or walk-in to one of the two community medical clinics and request to see a doctor in Yellowknife: northwest territory medical clinics - Search (bing.com). Most other communities in the NWT have local health centres and clinics that can be contacted if you need to see a health professional.
In addition to these community clinics, there are two (2) private medical clinics that are only open Monday to Friday between 5-9pm. Here are the websites for persons to book a same day appointment: http://www.rlwclinic.com/ and https://www.ayoubiclinic.com/
Search for a doctor at this link: College of Physicians & Surgeons of Nova Scotia
To contact a doctor or medical professional, you will need to make a same day appointment or an appointment with public health via phone or in person. Please consult Health Services | Government of Nunavut.
Search for a doctor at this link: CPSO - Resources for Finding a New Doctor
Search for a doctor at this link: College of Physicians and Surgeons of Prince Edward Island
Search for a doctor at this link: Physician directory - Search form
Search for a doctor at this link: College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan Home (CPSS)
Search for a doctor at this link: Find a doctor | Government of Yukon
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