North Simcoe Muskoka Community Care Access Centre Barrie Office, Speech and Language Pathology
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Contacts
Office Phone	Central Intake and Referral 705-721-8010
Toll Free Phone	Central Intake and Referral 1-888-721-2222
Fax	705-792-6294
Website	www.nsm.ccac-ont.ca
Addresses
Address	15 Sperling Dr, Suite 100 Barrie, ON L4M 6K9   View Google Map
Address Notes	Behind Zehr's Plaza at St Vincent St and Cundles Rd E
Intersection	St Vincent St and Cundles Rd E
Accessibility	Fully Accessible
Description and Subjects
Description	Connects individuals with a wide range of services including case management, information and referral, professional health services and supportive care services * see list below for the many areas of healthcare, home health care, and health service providers NSM CCAC works with in your community to connect you to the best care for your situation:  In Home Services  Nursing  Physiotherapy  Occupational Therapy  Speech and Language Pathology   Social Work  Nutritional Services  Respiratory Therapy   Personal Support  Medical Supplies  Equipment Rentals  Adult Day Services  Residential Hospice  Long Term Care Admissions    Speech and Language Pathology component of CCAC services  * focuses on communication skills that include speaking, understanding, and the use of technology aids  * teaches ways to improve articulation and speech fluency  * assesses swallowing problems and recommends ways to ensure safe eating and drinking    Member of the North Simcoe Muskoka Community Support Services Coalition
Subjects	Coordinating organizations ; Speech therapy
Service Details
Hours	Central Intake and Referral Services via telephone Daily 8:30 am–8:30 pm * Office hours (open to public) Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Dates	Year round
Areas Served	Grey County - E part ; Muskoka District ; Simcoe County - south to Cookstown
Eligibility	Children * adults * seniors * residents of area served    In order to receive services from the CCAC, client must have   * a valid Ontario health card   * a need that cannot be met on an outpatient basis   * a medical condition that can be adequately treated in the home   * a need for at least one health care professional or personal support service
Application	Call Central Intake for information * referral - medical * referral - family * referral - self * Referral - caregiver * Referral - other health care professional
Fees	None
Languages	English ; French - services can be arranged in French