Community Care Access Centres are: Comprised of 14 local CCAC organizations across the province to manage local care. Funded and legislated by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. Connectors to home care, long-term care destinations, and other services in your community. The South East Community Care Access Centre is supported by: The South East Local Health Intergration Network Click here to view long-term care home waitlist information for Southeastern Ontario	Information and Referral Accessing information on health and social services, is quick and easy now with SouthEasthealthline.ca . On December 3rd, the South East CCAC migrated from communitycareinfo.ca to SouthEasthealthline.ca, putting reliable information about health resources in your communities at your fingertips. The South East CCAC maintains the web-based information database, containing over 6000 records on health and social services which is available to you at: Our dedicated Access Team is also available to help with information or service request, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days per week by calling: 310-CCAC (310-2222) English 310-CASC (310-2272) French No area code required	Accessibility for Ontarians Disabilities Act (AODA) For more information on AODA, visit www.AccessON.ca. Download the Emergency Planning Guide for people with Diasbilities and Special Needs English French To provide feedback about accessibilities click here Looking for a Family Physician or other Primary Care provider? The CCAC has nurses on staff, called Care Connectors, who work with local physicians and other providers to help link people in need of a primary care provider.To register with the Care Connector program, call 1-800-445-1822 or register on line. 2011-2012 Annual Report to the Community Read the annual report in English Veuillez cliquer ici pour la version française.

Community Care Access Centres are:

Comprised of 14 local CCAC organizations across the province to manage local care.
Funded and legislated by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
Connectors to home care, long-term care destinations, and other services in your community.

The South East Community Care Access Centre is supported by:

The South East Local Health Intergration Network

Click here to view long-term care home waitlist information for Southeastern Ontario

Information and Referral

Accessing information on health and social services, is quick and easy now with SouthEasthealthline.ca . On December 3rd, the South East CCAC migrated from communitycareinfo.ca to SouthEasthealthline.ca, putting reliable information about health resources in your communities at your fingertips. The South East CCAC maintains the web-based information database, containing over 6000 records on health and social services which is available to you at:

Our dedicated Access Team is also available to help with information or service request, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days per week by calling:

310-CCAC (310-2222) English
310-CASC (310-2272) French

No area code required

Accessibility for Ontarians Disabilities Act (AODA)

For more information on AODA, visit www.AccessON.ca.

Download the Emergency Planning Guide for people with Diasbilities and Special Needs

English
French

To provide feedback about accessibilities click here

Looking for a Family Physician or other Primary Care provider?

The CCAC has nurses on staff, called Care Connectors, who work with local physicians and other providers to help link people in need of a primary care provider.To register with the Care Connector program, call 1-800-445-1822 or
register on line.

2011-2012 Annual Report to the Community

Read the annual report in English

Veuillez cliquer ici pour la version française.