Headwaters Healthcare Centre has released a list of options for both emergency and non-emergency situations over the holiday season.

Where to go if you feel unwell:

Call 911 for immediate life-threatening conditions or injuries.

If you need care, you have options. Dufferin County – Caledon is home to a network of health care services and providers available to you.

Family Doctor

If you or a family member are unwell, please call your Family Doctor. If you do not have a doctor or your doctor is unavailable, please try one of the options below.

Pharmacy

Many symptoms can be controlled with over the counter medication. Your pharmacist is able to help you. Don’t forget to renew your prescriptions before the holiday season.

Mental Health or Crisis Services

For persons 18 years or older, please call the 24/7 Crisis Support Peel Dufferin at 905-278-9036 or 1-888-811-2222. For persons under the age of 18 please call Dufferin Child and Family Services at 519-941-1530 for 24/7 support. Visit cmhapeeldufferin.ca for more details.

For more information on the community and mental health care support services, please visit hillsofheadwaterscollaborative.ca

Walk-In Clinics

Visit a walk-in clinic for minor illnesses and injuries including fractures, rashes, stomach upsets, bruises, cuts or burns. Below is a full list of walk-in clinics in our community.

Bolton Walk-In Clinic
105-170 McEwan Drive East, Bolton
905-857-3260

Central Bolton Walk-In Clinic
15 Allan Drive, Unit 9, Bolton
519-951-1234

Dayspring Medical Centre
56 Queen Street North, Bolton
Call to book same-day appointment
905-857-9797

5th Ave Walk-In Clinic
50 Rolling Hills Drive, Unit 5, Orangeville
519-942-0040

Chafford-200 Medical Center
195 Broadway Ave, Orangeville
519-940-0333

Headwaters Walk-In Clinic
170 Lakeview Court, Unit 2, Orangeville
519-307-1201

Orangeville Urgent Care Family Practice
33a Broadway Ave, Orangeville
519-938-9997

Virtual Urgent Care – William Osler Health System

For non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries including:
Cuts, sprains, head injuries
New abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting
Cough, nasal congestion, cold symptoms
Questions about COVID-19 symptoms
Visit williamoslerhs.ca to book an appointment.

Urgent Care Centre – William Osler Health System

Peel Memorial, 20 Lynch Street, Brampton
Open 24/7, no appointment necessary

For immediate but non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries including:
Sprains, strains or broken bones
Asthma attacks, minor burns, cuts that might need stitches
Fevers (in infants older than three months)
Coughs, colds, infections and nose/throat complaints
Visit williamoslerhs.ca for more information.

Emergency Department – Headwaters Health Care Centre

100 Rolling Hills Drive, Orangeville
Open 24 hours a day, every day

For immediate life-threatening conditions or injuries such as:
Chest pain or abdominal pain
Shortness of breath
Internal bleeding
Numbness or weakness in arms or hands
Major trauma
Mental health concerns
Infants less than 3 months old with a fever
Pregnancy-related emergencies
Seizures or stroke symptoms