Immunizations, Medical Records, Screenings and Tests

Provides education, assessments, and preventative nail and foot care for people living with diabetes with a moderate or higher risk of foot problems. Includes:

• Foot and nail assessments by a foot care nurse
• Nail care, callus care, and corn care
• Education and promotion of self-care or caregiver-provided care
• Education to prevent common foot issues
• Foot care nurses provide surface care only and can recommend medical follow-up for infections, wounds, or other issues

Note: Home visits are not offered.

• Memory
• Depression
• Mobility and gait
• Daily care, e.g. bathing, grooming or cooking
• Medication management

Provides comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and treatment services for adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Evidence-based interventions are offered to help individuals manage ADHD symptoms and improve daily functioning. Includes:

• Comprehensive ADHD assessments
• Diagnosis and treatment planning tailored to individual needs
• Medication management in collaboration with health care providers
• Psychosocial support and therapy for individuals and families
• Education and resources on ADHD, and strategies for self-management

Note: Clients are required to provide at least one source of childhood collateral predating age 12 upon being contacted for their appointment.

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.

An online platform that provides PEI residents with a single login to access selected government services listed below:

• Property Tax record
• Access to MyHealthPEI that provides features include:
  • Immunization history
  • Recent lab results (from tests taken mid-May 2025 onward)
  • Self-entry tools for tracking personal health data including weight, height, insulin levels, blood glucose, blood pressure, allergies, family history, medical procedures, dietary intake.
  • A library of educational health resources and links to various health services.

Residents can still access their health information in person or over the phone.

Note: To update an email address, deactivate, or delete an account, email mypei@gov.pe.ca

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.

Information about the COVID-19 vaccines in Epekwitk / PEI. Includes:

• Getting the vaccine
• Immunization record
• Proof of vaccination
• Vaccine information for health care providers
• Vaccines for children

COVID-19 Immunization Clinics are available across Epekwitk / PEI. Appointments are available at Health PEI Community Clinics and partner pharmacies.
Please note that locations and hours are subject to change. Always check the website for up-to-date information.Currently appointments can be booked for individuals who are 6 months and older:

• Health PEI Clinics:
  • Offering appointments for primary series and booster doses for those 6 months and older
• Partner Pharmacies:
  • Offering appointments for primary series and booster doses for individuals 5 years of age and older

COVID-19 vaccination is strongly recommended for previously vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals at increased risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection or severe COVID-19 disease as follows:

• Recommended for adults 65 years and older
• Recommended for residents and care providers in long-term care homes, as well as other congregate living and medical facility settings serving patients or older adults
• Recommended for ages 6 months or older who are moderately to severely immunocompromised (due wo an underlying condition or treatment)
• Must be at least three months after the last dose of vaccine
• Individuals who are pregnant
• See website for full details

Notes:

• Mammogram appointments: Lymph nodes sometimes become enlarged after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Additional clinical assessment by your health care provider following your mammogram may be required. Health PEI encourages people to attend breast screening. appointments but, for those who do not feel comfortable, mammograms can be rescheduled to six weeks after being vaccinated. PEI Breast Screening Program has additional information.

Individuals should report any serious side-effects or reactions (adverse events) after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.

Call 9-1-1 immediately if any serious side effects or symptoms that could be an allergic reaction are experienced after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.

Any serious side effects should be reported to a local Public Health Officer or Health Care Provider.

Public Health Offices:

• Alberton: 902-853-8601
• Charlottetown: 902-368-4530
• Kensington: 902-888-8160
• O'Leary: 902-859-8720
• Montague: 902-838-0762
• Souris: 902-687-7049
• Summerside: 902-888-8160
• Tignish: 902-882-7366
• Tyne Valley: 902-854-7259
• Wellington: 902-854-7259

The Chief Public Health Officer will review the report submitted and assess whether a medical exemption from further vaccines is issued.

A list of possible side-effects from the COVID-19 vaccine can be found online.