Primary Health Care
Traditional Healing
Mental Health / Crisis Program
Diabetes Primary Prevention
Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyles
Maternal and Child Health
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Our Primary Health Care team
includes both Physicians and Nurse Practitioners working together to promote wellness, prevent illness, and provide care for  health concerns and help you to manage ongoing chronic conditions.....<<MORE>>
Utilizing various traditional (Aboriginal) healing methods, this program provides a traditional, wholistic approach to individual, family and community health and wellness.
Some of the services offered by our Traditional Healing Program team include, but not limited to...<<MORE>>
Mental Health is an important part of caring for the whole person - body, mind, emotions (heart), and spirit. We Know that if one part of us is suffering it puts stress on other parts of us as well. Therefore mental health care is part of bringing balance to the whole person. We strive to work together with your other supports, (i.e.traditional healer, doctor, dietitian, family, and others) to help you achieve health and well being...<<MORE>>>
Our objective is to improve health, prevent disease and disease progression among Aboriginal & Metis people residing in Southwest Ontario by providing culturally appropriate nutrition education and promoting active living...<<MORE>>

Providing Nutrition & Educational Programs for the development of Healthy Families and Children.
A variety of Group Nutrition and ' Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder ' (FASD) Programs are available through contact with staff.
Nutrition Programs are available with a focus on families with children and other youth programs.

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Three Locations to Better Serve You
To book an appointment call for Reception or email us at one of the following locations.

425-427 William Street.
London, Ontario,
N6B 3E1
Phone: (519)-672-4079
Email
P.O. Box 426, RR#1.
Muncey, Ontario,
N0L 1Y0
Phone: (519)-289-0352
Email
536 Queens Ave.
London, Ontario,
N6B 1Y8
Email
Just a Reminder
•   Bring your health card and certificate of Indian status (if applicable) on your first visit.
•   Bring a list of your medications and glucose-recording book with you if you have them.
•   If you have an urgent medical emergency, go to a Hospital Emergency Room and tell them the name of your Doctor or Nurse Practitioner at SOAHAC.
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