In case of an emergency
If you are having difficulty breathing, chest pain or other severe symptoms, call 911 immediately or go to your local emergency room. Other health concerns would be considered non-urgent.
If you already have a family doctor or nurse practitioner, start there whenever you can. If you don’t have a primary health-care provider, these are the options available to you.
Assess your symptoms
If you are experiencing an illness or injury that is not life-threaning, start here for direction to the right health-care options so you can get care faster and help keep emergency rooms available for life-threatening situations.
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Check my symptoms
Use the symptom checker to understand how serious your symptoms are, whether you need care, how to access it, and what you can do at home to feel better.
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Talk to a nurse 24/7: Call Tele-Care 811
Get 24-hour support from a nurse, determine if you need to seek care or get referred for an appointment.
Non-urgent care
Find general, non-urgent health care, in person or virtually, with or without a family practitioner when you need to receive care within 12 to 72 hours.
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Walk-in clinics
In-person or health-care consultations for a common illness, injury, infection or general health concerns.
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Virtual clinic (eVisitNB)
Speak with a nurse practitioner online for non-urgent health concerns.
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Pharmacy services
Health-care services for common ailments offered by New Brunswick pharmacists and funded by the Department of Health.
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NB Health Link
NB Health Link is a program for New Brunswickers without access to a primary health-care provider.
Mental health and addictions
Find support for mental health, addiction and substance use concerns.
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Addiction and Mental Health Helpline
Call the New Brunswick Addiction and Mental Health Helpline at 1-866-355-5550 for free, 24-hour support.
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Addictions and substance use
Find services to help if you are struggling with substance use or have a gambling issue.
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Mental health
Find mental health support for vulnerable communities, whatever your stage of life.
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Dementia
Information and resources for navigating dementia in New Brunswick.
Manage your health
Self-serve tools to help you manage your health.
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MyHealthNB
View your health information and related services in one secure place.
Hospitals
Hospitals, facilities and services in the Vitalité and Horizon health networks.
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Regional Health Authorities
Vitalité and Horizon health networks are the two authorities responsible for managing and delivering health services in the province.
- Horizon
- Vitalité
More support
Find more information about available services.
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211 New Brunswick
Find information on social, community, health and government services in your community.
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Accessing health care
Primary health care, 811, regional health authorities, NB Health Link, clinics, sexual health, pharmacies and more.