Lindsay Myles
Nurse Practitioner
MN/NP-PHC
I have been a nurse practitioner for over a decade with experience in primary health care and liver disease. Growing up in a small town on the Bruce Peninsula, I believe it is important to be able to access care close to home. You also should not have to wait weeks to see a health care provider.
My mission is to provide high quality, approachable and accessible health care.
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Care now, when you need it.
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What is a nurse practitioner?
A nurse practitioner is a Masters prepared registered nurse that is certified to work in an expanded and autonomous scope of practice to assess, diagnose, treat and manage a wide range of health conditions. They are authorized to order and interpret laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging if required. They can also prescribe medication and other treatments. The investigations that NPs order are covered by OHIP. However, you are billed for services and time.
The College of Nurses regulates nurse practitioners. ​​
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For more information, go to the Nurse Practitioners' Association of Ontario.
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Here is what patients are saying.
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What services do I provide?
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Comprehensive Health Review & Assessment: if you haven't seen a health care provider for at least a year and want to take a deeper dive into your health.
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Episodic care: addresses a single presenting health concern
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Women's Health: cervical cancer screening and menopausal hormonal therapy
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Skin lesion assessment and biopsy
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Weight Management
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Paperwork & Forms
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Home Visits
Booking
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Appointments can be booked online by clicking above link.
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Home visits are available within the Blue Mountains upon request ($25 charge on top of appointment fee).
Nurse Practitioners currently cannot bill OHIP therefore this is fee for service. A recent federal announcement suggests a change to the Canada Health Act by April 2026, however there are still no updates on how this will be implemented in each province.
