RCHS Empowers Community To Take Charge of Their Health

RCHS Empowers the Community to Take Charge of their Health

RCHS offers a variety of group programs and services. Check out out program calendar to register for a group!

Rideau Community Health Services

RCHS offers a wide variety of programs and services ranging from family doctors and nurse practitioners, to counselling, group education and self‐management skill building sessions.

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Our Programs & Services

Primary Care

Diabetes Education

Virtual Care/Telemedicine

High Risk Chiropody / Foot Care

Community Support

Counselling Services

Nutrition & Food Cupboard Program

Smoking Cessation (STOP)

Other News

12 July, 2024 / Announcements

RCMP Musical Ride

Heritage Stables in Merrickville to host RCMP Musical Ride this summer!

The RCMP Musical Ride is coming to Merrickville on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024. We are thrilled to announce that a portion of the proceeds will go to Rideau Community Health Services, in support of our Food Cupboard Program at our Merrickville site.

2024 RCHS Community Recognition Award

The Board of Directors and staff of Rideau Community Health Services (RCHS) are pleased to announce that The Cooperative Care Centre (CCC) in Brockville is this year’s recipient of our annual Community Recognition Award. This award, which was created in 2017, recognizes an individual or group who makes significant contributions to the communities we serve.

Upcoming Events

16 October 2024 5:30pm – 7:30pm / Workshop / Merrickville Site

Therapeutic Art Group

Unleash your creativity in a 4-session Therapeutic Art Series, open to all skill levels. NO COST TO JOIN—EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Register now to reserve your spot. Read more...

About Rideau Community Health Services

Rideau Community Health Services (RCHS) is a non-profit, community-governed community health centre that provides comprehensive primary care, health promotion and community development services.

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RCHS Land Acknowledgment

We respectfully acknowledge the traditional territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg Nation, which was never ceded or legally signed away to the Crown or to Canada.

I invite all of us to reflect on the territories in which we have the privilege to live, work and play on and commit ourselves to gaining knowledge, forging a new, culturally safe relationship, and contributing to reconciliation. We recognize that First Nations, Métis, and Inuit are traditional cultures of knowledge sharing and we understand we have a lot to learn. Learning is the spirit in which we come together.