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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2024 · 28 MIN

What to do When You Can’t Get a Family Doctor

from To North Bay With Love · host The Echo Podcast Network

Wendy Clute-Smith, of Nipissing Wellness, one of the nearly 60 Ontario Health Teams in the province, joins Lisa to talk about the lack of family doctors and privatized health care. How do we keep the doctors from burning out and how do we make sure patients are getting the care they deserve?You can find out more at https://nipissingwellness.ca/  Wendy sits down with Lisa 2:30Trying to find a family doctor in North Bay 10:00What is the province doing for family health? 15:00Mental health care 18:00 Thanks to our sponsor Services. Visit yourhomeservices.ca and mention “Echo Podcast” to get your first 3 months of your water heater rental free  *some restrictions may apply*Explore more North Bay podcasts and stay updated on local events and news at NorthBayEcho.ca.For exclusive North Bay updates and insights, subscribe to our newsletter Echo Essentials.Stay connected with Echo on social media: @NorthBayEchoProduction Credits:Host: Lisa BoivinProducer: Ben SargentContent Director: Dave DaleProduced by Story Studio Network & Clark CommunicationsDon't miss out on the latest from North Bay's cherished podcast – subscribe and join the conversation today!

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