Group Health Centre in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., drops thousands of patients due to doctor shortage

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A long-standing health-care centre designed to offer primary and specialty care to its patients in Sault Ste. Marie is dropping 10,000 people from its roster by May because of a doctor shortage.

President and CEO of the Group Health Centre, Lil Silvano says the organization was established 60 years ago during a time when OHIP didn’t exist. 

Silvano acknowledges the loss of primary care to so many will have a huge impact in the community. 

“In a community of our size, it’s definitely concerning that to me,” she said.

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“It expands beyond the 10,000. These are individuals, these are our friends, our families, our

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