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Places we point people to often — services, forms, and support lines that are free to use. Every one opens on the organisation’s own website, in a new tab. We keep this list short on purpose, so what is here is worth your time.

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Check your symptomsCheck your symptoms Use our assessment tool to learn more about your symptoms and get advice on what to do next.health811.ontario.ca/static/guest/symptom-assessmentOpens in a new tabMedication coverageCheck medication coverage, Drug submission guidelines, and get coverage for prescription drugs.www.ontario.ca/page/drug-funding-review-and-approval-processOpens in a new tabPatient OmbudsmanPatient Ombudsman’s role is to help resolve complaints from patients, residents and caregivers about experiences in Ontario’s public hospitals, long-term care homes, home care, and community surgical and diagnostic centres.patientombudsman.caOpens in a new tabHelpline for social services & programs in CanadaGet help with food, housing, healthcare, employment, and more. Our online tools and live navigators will provide immediate information and support. Choose your province/city to be directed to the correct 211 service.211.caOpens in a new tabHelpline for social services & programs in OntarioThe 211 helpline helps you find social services, programs, and community support.211ontario.ca/searchOpens in a new tabOHIP coverageFind out what OHIP covers.www.ontario.ca/page/what-ohip-coversOpens in a new tabPublic and Private Healthcare in Canada and abroadLearn more about accessing care in the public system and private options – in Canada and abroad.patientoptions.caOpens in a new tabSupporting International Students and Newcomers in OntarioYour educational institution offers healthcare plans. Reach out to your institution for more detailshelloontario.info/status/international-studentsOpens in a new tabA guide to becoming a patient advocateA guide providing information for individuals who want to learn more about becoming a patient advocate.www.dyingwithdignity.ca/education-resources/how-to-be-a-patient-advocateOpens in a new tabCancer and Kidney care in OntarioCancer Care Ontario & The Ontario Renal Network (Ontario’s kidney care system)www.ontariorenalnetwork.ca/enOpens in a new tabFinding Family Doctor in OntarioFinding a Family Doctor or Nurse Practitioner in Ontariowww.openprimarycare.comOpens in a new tab