Supporting the province’s goal of ensuring everyone has access to primary care by 2029
Ontario is investing $2.1 million to connect 4,845 more residents in Brockville and Mallorytown to primary care.
This was announced Tuesday by local MPP Steve Clark.
Clark mentioned how the old Commonwealth Public School site could factor into this.
The funding strengthens local health partnerships, expands team-based care, and improves access for patients waiting for services, supporting the province’s goal of ensuring everyone has access to primary care by 2029.
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