Community Health Services
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Welcome
Welcome to Listuguj Community Healthy Services (LCHS). At Health Services, we provide services and programs, which contribute towards building a strong and healthy community.
At Health Services we have two goals: Community Wellness and Safety. We promote healthy living for all community members, with a strong concentration towards the youth and elder populations. In the coming years, we will focus on three health priorities:
- Chronic illnesses
- Mental health
- Addictions
We are building a community health plan based on our health care needs. Our community knows what it needs and we can take ownership over health.
To meet the growing demand for excellence in management practices, the LCHS Directorate is working towards achieving accreditation in line with Canada’s Effective Organization Standards.
Working together, and with your involvement, we will continue our journey towards a healthy and safe community.
Wela’lioq,
Donna Metallic, B.Ed.
Director of Listuguj Community Health Services
About Us
Listuguj Community Health Services is working towards the goals of Community Wellness and Safety.
- Listuguj Community Health Centre
- Listuguj Health Centre
- To achieve our goals in health, we work collaboratively with other LMG Directorates and with organizations in Listuguj.
As well, to support our delivery of health care programs and services, we have established partnerships with health service organizations in our region, including: CLSC, Centre L’Escale, First Nation of Quebec & Labrador Health and Social Services Commission, Gesgapegiaq Health and Social Services, Addiction Services (New Brunswick), Regie Regional Gaspe, and Health Canada.
Mandate
The Listuguj Community Health Services under the leadership of the Director of Health along with their affiliate (Health liaison to Chief and Band Council), plan to work towards achieving their vision by providing culturally appropriate programs and services that are fully accountable and completely transparent to Listuguj community members.
Mission & Vision
Mission
Develop and deliver health services based on Mi’gmaq peoples’ traditional understanding and approach to health. In this way, a respectful and supportive environment is created between staff, community and the LMG.
Vision
The Vision for the Listuguj Community Health Service is to:
- Maintain and improve the holistic well-being of all Listuguj community members;
- Foster health values and traditions by recognizing and respecting our similarities and differences;
- Support and work with other Mi’gmaq and other First Nation communities in developing a common vision of health and well-being of all First Nation people.
Medical Transportation
Local Appointments
It is important that you inform Medical Taxi 30 minutes before any upcoming medical appointments in Campbellton and Atholville area. Call 506-789-3143 between 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday. Make sure that a medical attestation signed and dated by treating physician or nurse in charge is given to the MT Driver.
Out-of-town Appointments
For out-of-town appointments, you must inform the Medical Transportation Supervisor a minimum of 72 hours in advance, no exceptions. Please submit a medical attestation signed and dated by treating physician or nurse in charge in order to be reimbursed.
Weekend Emergency Department
In case of an emergency (weekend), you must provide a medical attestation signed and dated by treating physician or nurse in charge from the emergency department along with taxi receipts in order to be reimbursed.
New Client Definition:
We would like to confirm that our request for a client definition change from the NIHB-MT Program has been accepted by the National Office.
As requested, January 1st 2018 will be the start date for Listuguj’s new client definition; see below.
(1) all registered band members (regardless of their band affiliation) living in Listuguj and in a radius of 40 km from recipient’s reserve in the province of Quebec ; and
(2) all registered members of Listuguj living in Campbellton in the province of New Brunswick;
For all other inquiries, please contact the NIHB Claims Processing Centre toll free at 1-877-483-1575 to obtain information and assistance. Thanking you in advance on this matter.
Ambulance Bills:
If you call 911 and require medical transport to any hospital by ambulance, you will receive an invoice in the mail. Once you receive the bill please visit the Listuguj Medical Transportation Program to have the Invoice paid on your behalf. Do not hold onto any ambulance bills. Thanking you in advance on this matter.
Medical Transportation Supervisor
Listuguj Community Health Services
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