Now accepting new patients across Ontario

No family doctor?
See a Nurse Practitioner this week.

Prescriptions, sick notes, new concerns and ongoing conditions, by video or phone from anywhere in Ontario. Bedside care in nursing homes and retirement residences across Sarnia–Lambton.

Book a virtual visit · from $95 Care for an aging parent
Licensed Ontario NP · No referral needed · Receipts for your health plan
Registered with the College of Nurses of Ontario
Appointments within 3 business days
Virtual care anywhere in Ontario
PHIPA-compliant, Canadian-hosted records
10 years in nursing, insured with CNPS
What we treat

Pick what you need. We'll handle the rest.

Every visit ends with a written plan. Prescriptions go to your pharmacy. Requisitions are sent the same day.

Prescription renewals

Blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid, inhalers, antidepressants and more. Not controlled substances on a first visit.

$95 · 30 min
Sick notes & forms

Work or school notes and short medical forms, issued after a real assessment on clinic letterhead.

from $30
New concerns

Infections, rashes, pain, sleep, stomach and urinary issues, headaches. Assessed, treated or referred.

$95 · 30 min
Chronic conditions

Diabetes, hypertension, COPD, heart failure, cholesterol. Labs reviewed, plan adjusted, follow-up booked.

$95–$140
Mental health

Low mood, anxiety, burnout, sleep. Assessment, treatment and follow-up with the same clinician.

$140 · 45 min
Need a specialist referral?

We can help. Tell us what you need; we review, assess and refer to the right specialist with the paperwork done.

$95 · 30 min
Caring for a parent

Book on their behalf. We confirm consent, assess, and send you and their doctor a clear plan.

Virtual or in person
Geriatric assessment

Memory, falls, mood, medications, function. One comprehensive visit, one written report.

$325
Nursing home coverage

On-site NP for LTC and retirement homes in Sarnia–Lambton. Weekly blocks, phone access between.

Ask for a proposal
Virtual care

Skip the walk-in. See the same NP every time.

Book a time that suits you, join from your phone or computer, and talk to a clinician who can actually act: diagnose, prescribe, order tests and refer.

  • Appointments within 3 business days, evenings Tuesday and Thursday
  • Prescriptions sent electronically to any Ontario pharmacy
  • Lab and imaging requisitions you can take to any LifeLabs or hospital
  • Written summary after every visit; copy to your family doctor if you want
  • If video drops, we switch to phone. If you need hands-on care, we say so
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Where would you rather be at 7 pm on a Tuesday?

How a booked NP visit stacks up against the usual options when you can't get in to see a doctor.

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PMP Healthcare NPWalk-in clinicEmergency departmentBig virtual platforms
Wait to be seenBooked time, within 3 daysOften 1–3 hours in the roomHours for non-urgent concernsMinutes to hours, random clinician
Same clinician each timeYesRarelyNoRarely
Visit length30–45 min5–10 minVaries5–15 min
Can prescribe and order testsYesYesYesYes
Knows your parent in careVisits the homeNoNoNo
Cost to you$95, often reimbursed by your planOHIP, if you can get inOHIP$50–$100 per visit

Wait times for walk-in and emergency care vary by site and day; figures are typical ranges, not guarantees. Emergency departments are the right place for emergencies. Nurse Practitioner services are not covered by OHIP.

Senior care

Built on ten years in long-term care.

Most of our work is with older adults, their families, and the homes they live in. This is where we started.

Nursing homes & retirement residences

An NP on your floor, every week.

On-site coverage for long-term care and retirement homes in Sarnia–Lambton. We chart in your system, write orders within NP scope, and work with your Medical Director and attending physicians. Before any visit we check the home's own policies and coordinate with the resident's current primary care provider so care stays joined up.

  • Acute change in condition, fewer ED transfers
  • Quarterly medication reviews and deprescribing
  • Responsive behaviours, falls, wounds, pain
  • Palliative support and family meetings
Geriatric consultation

One assessment. The whole picture.

For older adults with many conditions, memory change, repeated falls, low mood or a long medication list. In person in Sarnia–Lambton or by video anywhere in Ontario.

  • Comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA)
  • MoCA / MMSE and dementia work-up
  • Beers and STOPP/START medication review
  • Written report for family and primary care
Medication review & deprescribing

Fewer pills. Better days.

A full profile review with a deprescribing plan you can take to your pharmacist and family doctor. Dizziness, falls, confusion and fatigue often start on the medication list.

Families & caregivers

Book for your mom. We'll take it from there.

Caring for an aging parent from across town or across the country? Book on their behalf. We confirm consent, assess, loop in their doctor or the home, and send you the plan in plain language.

1 in 4 Ontarians were projected to be without a family doctor by 2026, about 4.4 million people. Ontario College of Family Physicians projection, November 2023.
Why a Nurse Practitioner

Same clinical authority. Shorter wait.

Nurse Practitioners are regulated by the College of Nurses of Ontario and can manage most of what a family practice sees. If something is outside NP scope, we refer rather than guess.

DiagnoseAssess and diagnose acute and chronic conditions.
PrescribeMedications, including controlled substances with required education.
Order & interpretBloodwork, imaging and other diagnostics.
ReferTo specialists and community services, with the paperwork done.
How it works

Three steps. No referral.

1

Request a time

Use the form or email the clinic. Tell us who the visit is for and what's going on. Takes two minutes.

2

We confirm within one business day

You get the time, the fee, a video link, and a short list of what to have ready: medication list, health card, recent results.

3

Visit, then a written plan

Prescriptions and requisitions sent the same day. Summary to you and, with consent, your family doctor or the home.

Pricing

Clear fees. Receipts for your plan.

NP services are not covered by OHIP. Most extended health plans reimburse Nurse Practitioner visits; every receipt carries the registration number your insurer asks for.

Virtual visit
$95 / 30 min
  • Prescriptions and requisitions included
  • Written summary after the visit
  • Same NP every time
  • Sick note or short form add-on $30
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Most bookedNew patient or complex
$140 / 45 min
  • Full history and medication review
  • Chronic disease or mental health plan
  • Follow-ups at the 30-minute rate
  • Copy to your family doctor on request
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Geriatric assessment
$325 / 60–90 min
  • Comprehensive geriatric assessment
  • Written report for family and primary care
  • One 20-minute follow-up call included
  • In person in Sarnia–Lambton or by video
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Facility visiting agreements are priced as half-day or full-day weekly blocks and invoiced monthly; ask for a proposal. Canadian dollars. HST applied where required. Payment at booking by e-transfer or card. Cancellations under 24 hours are charged 50%.

Your Nurse Practitioner

The same Nurse Practitioner. Every time.

Your Nurse Practitioner is registered with the College of Nurses of Ontario, in nursing since 2016 and in NP practice since 2025. Long-term care is home ground: prescribing and clinical leadership roles, and primary care for residents with complex, overlapping conditions.

The practice comes down to three things: managing chronic disease well, getting the medication list right, and stopping medications that no longer help. PMP Healthcare was built to bring that standard of care to people at home, online, and in the homes where they live.

CNO · RN (Extended Class)Insured with CNPSLong-term care prescriberDeprescribing focusClinical educator
Questions

Before you book.

Is this covered by OHIP?

No. Independent Nurse Practitioner care in Ontario is private-pay. Most workplace health plans reimburse NP services under paramedical or "nurse practitioner" benefits. Every visit comes with a receipt showing the NP's registration number. Send us your plan name and we'll tell you what we know.

Do I need a family doctor or a referral?

No. Book directly. If you have a family doctor, we send them a summary with your permission so nothing falls between the cracks.

What can't you treat virtually?

Emergencies: chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe shortness of breath, serious injury. Anything that needs a hands-on exam the same day. Controlled substances on a first visit. We'll tell you straight away if your concern needs to be seen in person.

Can a Nurse Practitioner prescribe?

Yes. NPs in Ontario prescribe medications, including controlled substances where the NP has completed the required education, order labs and imaging, and refer to specialists. A few things remain outside NP scope and we'll tell you when a physician is needed.

Can I book for a parent in a retirement home or nursing home?

Yes. Book a virtual visit or in-person assessment on their behalf. If they can consent, we confirm it with them at the start. If you're the substitute decision-maker, tell us. For on-site visits we first check the facility's own policies on outside clinicians and contact your parent's current primary care provider, so the home, their doctor and we are all working from the same plan.

I need a referral to a specific specialist. Can you do that?

Yes. Tell us what you need and why. We review your history, assess you, and refer to the appropriate specialist with the supporting notes and requisitions. Specialists set their own wait times and some require specific work-up first; we'll tell you what to expect.

How does a facility visiting agreement work?

We agree a weekly block, a resident list, and how to reach us between visits. We document in your chart, write orders within NP scope, and work with your Medical Director and attending physicians. Invoiced monthly. No minimum term for the first 90 days.

What do I need for a video visit?

A phone, tablet or computer with a camera, a reasonable internet connection, and a private spot. We send a link by email. If video fails, we switch to phone.

Where are you?

Sarnia, Ontario. Virtual visits province-wide. In-person visits in Sarnia–Lambton, with travel to neighbouring areas by arrangement.

Book

Request an appointment.

Tell us who the visit is for and what you need. We reply within one business day with times and the fee.

Emailclinic@pmphealthcare.ca
HoursVirtual: Monday–Friday, with evening slots Tuesday and Thursday. Facility visits by schedule.
Bringing a parent?Have their medication list and health card handy. A family member is welcome on the call.
EmergenciesCall 911. This form is not monitored around the clock.

By sending this form you agree we may contact you by email or phone. Clinical details are collected once a visit is confirmed.

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