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Dr Jelink and team, nurses and staff: I had a whipple operation 10yrs ago today, and want to thank each and everyone for the chance you gave me to enjoy another 10 plus yrs. I am able to get out golfing 3 times a week and during the rainy season take to my paint brushes. But most of all I enjoy my loving wife and her great meals as we still live in our home. Also, my 8 grandkids and one great grandchild keep us young at heart for sure. Words do not say how happy I am Thanks Bruce
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Doing a fantastic job of supporting those who are developmentally delayed. Very many of these clients have multiple challenges. Ongwanada offers these individuals and their families a chance to feel part of a loving community.
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166 Brock St, Kingston, ON K7L 5G2
X-rays, Ultrasound, Medical Consultation, Medical Assessment, Mammogram, General Surgery, Diabetes Care, Blood Tests
Automated Attendant 613 544 3400 if you know the Extension
683 Innovation Dr, Kingston, ON K7K 7E6
Medical Center, Surgeon
800 John Marks Ave, Kingston, ON K7K 0J7
Physical Therapist, Medical Center
235 Gore Rd, Kingston, ON K7L 0C3
Endocrinology, Family Medicine Practice
Leeds & Grenville Mental HealthAt LGMH, we work to foster recovery, well-being and hope for those living with mental health issues by providing the right combination of services, treatment and support, at the right time and place. While it is estimated that 40 to 60 percent of people who are homeless have concurrent disorders, co-occurring problems affect people of all social and economic backgrounds.
201-25 Mill St, Gananoque, ON K7G 2L5
Orthopedist, Medical Equipment Supplier
105 Sutherland Dr, Kingston, ON K7K 5V6
Medical Center, Hospital, Business Service
Ongwanada has been a member of the community for more than 60 years. Our name, an Ojibwa term for 'our home', is a fitting symbol for our vision, mission and values.We support people with developmental disabilities and their families, respecting their rights, increasing their opportunities to make choices and decisions about the quality of their lives and responding to their changing needs.