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Indigenous Transitions Facilitator
c/o Chief Executive Officer, Providence Care
Providence Care Hospital
752 King St W
Kingston, ON
K7L 4X3
Providence Care Hospital
752 King St W
Kingston, ON
K7L 4X3
613-544-4900
Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
Dernière mise à jour: Jan 7, 2026: Suggérer une modification
Procédé et formulaires
Self identification through registration
Admissibilité / population desservie
Status First Nations living on and off reserve, non-status First Nations, Metis and Inuit
Frais
Free
Cadres supérieurs
Jocelyn Boyce - Director, Access to Care and Transitions
613-544-4900 ext 60507 * boycej@providencecare.ca
613-544-4900 ext 60507 * boycej@providencecare.ca
Contacts
Josee Sunday - Indigenous Transition Facilitator
613-544-4900 ext 53113 * sundayj@providencecare.ca
613-544-4900 ext 53113 * sundayj@providencecare.ca
Langues
English ; French
Notes sur la langue
French reception and website * French interpretation available upon request
Zone(s) desservie(s)
Eastern Ontario
Accessibilité
Accessible en fauteuil roulant
Note sur l'accessibilité
Communication materials available in French and/or in accessible formats upon request by contacting info@providencecare.ca or 613-544-4900, ext 53375
Description des services:
Provides support and facilitates access to services for self-identified Indigenous patients or clients at Providence Care Hospital and Providence Transitional Care Center upon registration after intake, continuing until discharge.
- The Indigenous Transition Facilitator role includes:
- Facilitating culturally appropriate patient care
- Accessing cultural resources in hospital
- Providing Indigenous specific education for staff groups
- Discharge planning
- NIHB navigation – federal health benefits
- Community resource navigation
- Advocating for appropriate approaches to patient needs
Trouver des services similaires à London et dans le Middlesex
Qui sommes-nous ?
The Indigenous Transition Facilitator (ITF) service at Providence Care helps self-identified Indigenous patients navigate the system and in accessing equitable care while navigating the regional and federal healthcare system, programs and benefits.
Dernière mise à jour: Jan 7, 2026: Suggérer une modification
