Thorold Healthcare Access SurveyAbout the initiative →
Resident healthcare survey

Share your healthcare experience.

Your response will help document local need and strengthen the case for better access to primary care and walk-in services in Thorold.

✓ About 60 Seconds✓ Mobile-friendly✓ Reported only in aggregate
Step 1 of 4About you

About you

These questions help distinguish Thorold residents from respondents elsewhere. We do not ask for a full street address.

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Optional. This provides broad geographic insight without collecting your full postal code.
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Your access to care

The questions shown here adapt to whether you currently have a regular provider.

Please choose a location.
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Your experience and needs

This helps measure gaps in timely care and likely demand for a Thorold walk-in clinic.

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Your voice

Share any additional concern and choose whether you want occasional updates about the initiative.

Please do not include diagnoses, medical histories, health-card numbers or other private health information.
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Enter a valid email address.
Consent: By providing your email, you agree to receive occasional updates about this healthcare initiative. You may unsubscribe at any time. This does not automatically subscribe you to general campaign communications.
Privacy: Survey findings will be reported in aggregate. Optional contact information will be stored separately in the response sheet and used only for the purpose selected above.

Thank you for participating.

Your response has been submitted. It will help document healthcare access needs and support practical discussions about improving local care.

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Important: This survey measures community demand and supports healthcare-access and physician-recruitment discussions. It does not guarantee access, preferential treatment or the opening of a clinic.