
Services
- We have essentially become a community in the south, housing our client base who travel from the Qikiqtani Region of Nunavut.
- We provide accommodation and nutritional needs for our clients and patient escorts
- Transportation to and from the Ottawa Airport
- Transportation to and from medical appointments and treatments
- Arrange return air transportation Administer a secure access facility with over 92 total staff operating 24 hours day / 365 days a year

Meals

Accommodation

Transportation
Client Benefits
- Inuit stay in a culturally appropriate environment sensitive to their needs during difficult times
- Support staff and information resources to local services available to Inuit i.e. Tungasuvvingat Inuit, Inuqatigiit etc.
- Participation in cultural events and celebrations both onsite and in the community
- Interpretation services on site provided by OHSNI
- Full service kitchen to meet the dietary needs of clients including access to Country Food
Community
Support local charities with fundraising initiatives
Host Open House Events and network within the community
What to Expect

Depending on the time of your arrival, you may get to Larga Baffin around supper time where you will be welcomed by others who are already here, and be invited to enjoy a home cooked meal from the kitchen. During your check in at the front desk, you will also be informed of where you will be sleeping. Chances are there will be someone here from your home community. If you have any allergies, especially to any particular foods, or dietary needs please be sure to let the Larga Baffin staff know and they will do everything to ensure you are not put at risk.
If you are to go directly to a hospital upon your arrival, please notify the driver and they will be sure to get you there. During your stay the driver will also take you to each and every medical appointment and pick you up. If you have an appointment that Larga Baffin is not aware of, please be sure to let them know. Larga Baffin strives to get everyone where they need to be in a timely manner.
Nunavut Medical Travel Handbook
Navigating medical travel can feel overwhelming, but the Department of Health (Government of Nunavut) has prepared this handbook to guide you. Inside, you’ll find practical tips, checklists, and advice—from packing and travelling to preparing for medical appointments and understanding your insurance benefits.
Your health is the priority. While visiting family and friends may be possible, your medical appointments should come first to ensure the best care.
This handbook will help you feel prepared and at ease throughout your journey. We’re with you every step of the way, wishing you safe travels and good health.