Quest CHC provides primary health care services to individuals experiencing social, economic and cultural barriers. After consulting with 130 community agencies, Quest’s priority populations were identified.

Generally, Quest CHC clients reside in St. Catharines and are not registered with another primary care provider. However, there are exceptions for clients who are part of our special programming such as our

• Rainbow Niagara Program (2SLGBTQ+ population)
• Urgent Service Access Team (USAT)
• Homelessness Emergency Liason & Peer Support (HELPS)
• Youth Mental Health Outreach Service
• Seasonal Agricultural Worker Health Program (SAWHP)
• Ontario Senior Dental Care Program (OSDCP) 

Emphasis is placed on the following populations: individuals without a healthcare provider who are also experiencing mental health, addictions or concurrent disorders, street-involved populations (homeless, under-housed, sex trade workers), isolated seniors, sexually and gender diverse populations (2SLGBTQ+), at-risk children, youth and families, individuals who frequent the Emergency Department for care/opioid-dependent (USAT) and seasonal agricultural workers (SAWHP).