Health PEI

An online platform that provides PEI residents with a single login to access parts of their personal health information, including:

• Lab results
• Immunization records
• Diagnostic imaging reports
• Health education resources
• The option to connect select smart devices

MyHealthPEI is available through MyPEI, and requires a MyPEI account for access.

Provides surgical abortion services are available for individuals who are over 14 weeks pregnant or when a physician is unavailable. Health PEI has arrangements with the Moncton Hospital and the Queen Elizabeth II Hospital in Halifax to provide this service.

• Connect with other health care professionals
• Locate programs and services that are available to help
• Assist with the discharge process from an out-of-province hospital

Islanders who have been pre-approved for out-of-province medical services may be eligible for travel assistance to appointments in NS and NB through Maritime Bus.

Note: Applicants must apply at least 10 days before out-of-province travel, and the application must be approved prior to purchasing tickets.

Provides in-home and inpatient services to assist people experiencing a progressive life threatening illness and their families. Includes:

• Medical, nursing and professional care
• Assistance understanding your illness and treatment options
• Helping you learn to express your wishes and personal goals and help you to achieve these goals
• Pain and symptom management
• Respite care for families/caregivers
• Advance care planning
• Ongoing bereavement support for families
• After hours in-home support is available through Island EMS by calling 9-1-1. Visit Paramedics Providing Palliative Care at Home Program for full details

Provides regular pap tests for women to help reduce the risk of cervical cancer.

Please note: Clinics are held at various locations across Epekwitk / PEI each year and the most current location information and dates can be found online. Appointments are required.

• Identify and work with health care providers and programs that provide support
• Help find and access community resources
• Help coordinate health care services required
• Answer questions about the health care system (both on- and off-Island services)

• Do not have a family doctor or nurse practitioner and would like to register for one
• Have moved within the province and are looking for a family doctor or nurse practitioner in their new area
• Are expecting a baby and do not have a family physician or nurse practitioner
• Are currently on the Patient Registry waitlist and your contact information has changed
• Are on the Patient Registry and have found your own doctor

Eligible patients may book an appointment with a pediatrician. In PEI, pediatricians act as consultants and work alongside a family doctor or nurse practitioner, as well as other members of the child's health care team.

Note: A pediatrician does not replace a family doctor or nurse practitioner.

• Applying when you have moved to PEI from another province or country
• Replacing a lost or stolen card
• Coverage when traveling to another province or outside of Canada