NRHC Primary Care Clinic
Address: 190 Loonway Road, Capreol, ON P0M 1H0
Phone: 705-858-7700
Clinical Services Director: Rebecca Foreshew
Department Contacts: Line Baillargeon and Barb Boucher
Contact Number: 705-858-7700
Hours of Operation
9 AM - 4 PM - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
9AM - 12 PM - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
1 - 4 PM - WALK-INS WELCOME
9 AM - 11 AM - LAB/BLOOD CLINIC
1 PM - 5 PM - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
9 AM - 4 PM - (Nurse Practitioner not available)
Phones open Mon–Thu, 9 AM - 12 PM and 1 - 4 PM (no calls after 4).
Wednesdays 4–5:30 PM are for pre-booked patients only.
Thursdays 1–4 PM: only RN services are available.
Programs and Services
• Comprehensive assessments
• Corticosteroid injection
• Diagnosis
• Diagnostic tests and referrals
• Dressing, wound care and suturing
• Immunizations
• Injections (B-12, allergy shots)
• Minor procedures
• Naloxone training and distribution
• Nebulizer treatments
• Healthy Babies, Healthy Children Program
• Pap smear and testing
• Physical exams and check ups
• Social work therapy (mental health and wellness services by telephone or in person)
• Specialist and provider referrals
• Drivers exams
• E-consultations (virtual)
• OTN telemedicine
• Forms
• Insurance document assistance
• Mental Health Programming
• WSIB form assistance
• Home and community care services
• Diabetes care
• Health information sessions
• Personal support workers
• Well baby examinations
• Massage therapy, acupuncture
• Dolphin therapy
• Foot care
• Medical transportation
Program Vision, Mission Statement and Philosophy of the care Program
Program Vision
The Norman Recollet Health Centre -Primary Care Clinic is committed to delivering quality health services that are deeply rooted in culture, supporting individuals, children, families, and the broader community on their path to Mino Bimaadiziwin (the good life). Furthermore, The Norman Recollet Health Centre (NRHC) Home and Community Care Program embraces a holistic wellness approach within a circle of care, providing high-quality services that respect the dignity, autonomy, and safety of clients throughout all stages of life.
Mission Statement
The Norman Recollet Health Centre Primary Care Clinic and Home and Community Care program on Wahnapitae First Nation is a community-based Mino Bimaadiziwin Team that promotes, prevents, protects, and provides holistic, accessible, quality services guided by Anishinaabe values through the assessment of community needs and polices that promote health and traditional practices.
The Norman Recollet Home and Community Care program will not replace but enhance the services / care provided by community partners such as Ontario Home at Heath along with family support.
The NRHC HCC program will support a holistic approach to promote individuals’ autonomy to stay in their homes while receiving care. This is aligned with WFN and our community partnership.
Vision Guiding Principles
- Health is a priority for the Wahnapitae First Nations Members and community members.
- Health services will be collectively planned with the community members, staff and governance.
- WFN members have a choice in which health services they would like to receive.
- Ongoing networking and collaboration with community partnerships will enhance the quality of care.
- Integrated healing approaches, including traditional, alternative, and conventional methods, will be respected and supported.
Philosophy of the Care program
Our values are deeply rooted in Anishinabek knowledge, practices, and our unique ways of knowing, doing, and being. Elders play an essential role in our community, offering their wisdom and expertise to guide community engagement. The NRHC works in collaboration with Wahnapitae First Nation’s governance structures to support ceremonies and cultural practices. Our language, Anishinaabemowin, is deeply connected to our culture, land, spirit, history, ceremony, and overall well-being. We are committed to incorporating Anishinaabemowin into our practices, alongside medical treatments within the NRHC Primary Care Clinic and NRHC Home and Community Care (HCC) program.
Norman Recollet Memorial Bursary
Each year, the NRHC offers two bursaries. Eligible applicants must fill in the appropriate form (available for download from the links below) and return it no later than the application deadline of July 15th.
Please note: If the deadline falls on a weekend, the deadline will instead fall on the Friday prior to the date.
Upcoming Workshops, Events and Additional Resources:
