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We have broadened our range of allied health services to better support our clients’ complete healthcare needs. Clients now benefit from social work, physiotherapy, occupational and speech language therapy, nutrition, mental health, substance use and sexual health counselling), crisis support, fitness, personal training and exercise classes and health promotion and education.
Read original source ↗The Stoney Health Service’s Well-Baby program is built around a circle of care and trust between Stoney Nakoda Nation families and our nursing and support staff.
Read original source ↗Work collaboratively with our multidisciplinary outreach programs and other departments, the Stoney Education Authority, the Stoney Child & Family Services and all other interested parties including leadership, community members, and other local agencies and service providers.
Read original source ↗Planning and providing nursing care that includes diabetes-related and general health counselling, diabetes self-management strategies as well as insulin administration and home glucose monitoring
Read original source ↗Medical Transportation Services are provided in accordance with the policies set out by the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) Program for medically necessary services that are NOT provided by Stoney Health Services.
Read original source ↗COHI focuses on the prevention of dental disease and promotion of good oral health practices. The goal of COHI is to shift the emphasis from a primarily treatment-based approach to a more balanced prevention and treatment focus. The initial focus for oral health promotion will be directed at three target groups:
Read original source ↗Our clinic lab helps your family doctor, specialist or other healthcare provider diagnose what’s happening in your body. We test blood, urine, and other samples to check for illness, monitor health, and guide treatment.
Read original source ↗The Aboriginal Head Start Program on Reserve (ASHOR) is a national, community-based early intervention program that focuses on early childhood development for First Nations, Inuit and Métis children and their families living on-reserve and off-reserve. The AHSOR program works collaboratively with the Stoney Health Services teams, the Stoney Nakoda School system and the Stoney Child and Family Services to provide play-based programming for preschool childr…
Read original source ↗Nutritional awareness activities for the community, in general, and targeted groups in particular such as: pre-natal / post-natal and breastfeeding mothers, post-operative clients, individuals with Diabetes, the elderly, newborns, toddlers children; individuals with special needs requiring medical nutrition therapy; overweight clients as well as renal, diabetic, critically ill and/or other chronically ill clients
Read original source ↗The goal of Occupational Therapy (OT) is to ensure that clients can engage in self care, productivity and leisure activities while maintaining their maximal independence in these areas.
Read original source ↗Information on medication safety and on general health / lifestyle issues to clients and/or their families/caregivers;
Read original source ↗Stoney Health Service’s (SHS) Physiotherapist collaborates with the SHS multidisciplinary team to provide culturally-sensitive assessment, consultation, education and direct treatment to Morley community members living with pain, movement difficulties and disabilities.
Read original source ↗Since 2015, Stoney Health Service has been accredited ‘With Commendation’ by Accreditation Canada as having surpassed the fundamental requirements of the program. These requirements address national standards of excellence adapted to First Nations communities for clinical and administrative programs across SHS as well as client-centeredness, workplace health and safety and required safety practices.
Read original source ↗Health is a shared responsibility where patients and families are active partners in their care & services.
Read original source ↗Work with the community to continue the Drug Reduction Strategy including enhanced harm reduction services, development of a safe withdrawal center , a walk-in addictions clinic and comprehensive a ftercare services .
Read original source ↗Responding to the ongoing Opioid Crisis, we are leading a Harm Reduction initiative featuring suboxone replacement therapy, a safe needle and paraphernalia exchange service, a dedicated sexual health clinic, increased mental health staffing and dedicated a mobile van for sexually transmitted diseases and blood borne infection (STIBBI) testing, treatment and client-led health promotions.
Read original source ↗In the process of planning for health needs, our decision-making process will be inclusive, taking into account views of our clients, our healthcare providers, and the community and other pertinent partners-in-care.
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