Central East CCAC Web Site

The Central East CCAC's Annual Report to the Community Click HERE to view our electronic version. Click HERE to read our pdf version. Measles Alert: Please click HERE to visit the Public Health Ontario website for more information.	The Central East Community Care Access Centre is one of six centres across Ontario under the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care Ontario Diabetes Strategy to establish a Centre for Complex Diabetes Care (CCDC). The Central East CCDC is a regional care delivery program servicing all of the Central East Local Health Integration Network. Please click HERE for more information.
CKDO Radio interview with Diana MacDonald, Coordinator, CE LHIN Self-Management Program. Click Here to listen about upcoming self-management workshops in the Durham Region. CentralEasthealthline.ca Wherever you live in Ontario, it is easy to find the in-home community-based health care services for yourself or for a loved one. Search CentralEasthealthline.ca See our CECCAC Healthline Flyer Call 310-CCAC (310-2222) Supported By:	Contact Us 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 Central East CCAC has branch offices in: Campbellford Haliburton Lindsay Peterborough Port Hope Scarborough Whitby We are open to serve you from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. seven days a week.	Are you Prepared for an Emergency? Click here to download a copy of your emergency preparedness guide - 72 hours. Accessibility for Ontarians Disabilities Act (AODA) For more information on AODA, visit www.AccessON.ca. For a copy of the Emergency Preparedness Guide for People with Disabilities/Special Needs, click here. To learn more about providing feedback, click here. Help Ontarians Live Healthy and Independent at Home Given the choice, and if possible, most Ontarians prefer to receive health care at home. Connecting people to high quality health care services in the right place at the right time is at the heart of our business. Click here to read "Bringing Value Home." Click here to read "Investment will pay dividends." Click here to access the Central East CCAC Multi-Service Accountability Agreement for 2011-2014.

The Central East CCAC's Annual Report to the Community

Click HERE to view our electronic version.
Click HERE to read our pdf version.

Measles Alert:

Please click HERE to visit the Public Health Ontario website for more information.

The Central East Community Care Access Centre is one of six centres across Ontario under the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care Ontario Diabetes Strategy to establish a Centre for Complex Diabetes Care (CCDC). The Central East CCDC is a regional care delivery program servicing all of the Central East Local Health Integration Network.

Please click HERE for more information.

CKDO Radio interview with Diana MacDonald, Coordinator, CE LHIN Self-Management Program.

Click Here to listen about upcoming self-management workshops in the Durham Region.

CentralEasthealthline.ca

Wherever you live in Ontario, it is easy to find the in-home community-based health care services for yourself or for a loved one.

Search CentralEasthealthline.ca

See our CECCAC Healthline Flyer

Call 310-CCAC (310-2222)

Supported By:

Contact Us
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 Central East CCAC has branch offices in:

Campbellford
Haliburton
Lindsay
Peterborough
Port Hope
Scarborough
Whitby

We are open to serve you from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. seven days a week.

Are you Prepared for an Emergency?

Click here to download a copy of your emergency preparedness guide - 72 hours.

Accessibility for Ontarians Disabilities Act (AODA)

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

For a copy of the Emergency Preparedness Guide for People with Disabilities/Special Needs, click here.

To learn more about providing feedback, click here.

Help Ontarians Live Healthy and Independent at Home

Given the choice, and if possible, most Ontarians prefer to receive health care at home. Connecting people to high quality health care services in the right place at the right time is at the heart of our business.
Click here to read "Bringing Value Home."

Click here to read "Investment will pay dividends."

Click here to access the Central East CCAC Multi-Service Accountability Agreement for 2011-2014.