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Personal Service Settings

Personal Service Settings Notification Form

Public Health Inspectors conduct inspections of all PSS businesses to assess and enforce compliance with Ontario Regulation 136/18 - Personal Service Settings.

The Personal Service Settings Guideline, 2019 provides additional information on infection prevention and control practices and interpreting the requirements in the regulation.   

Owners and operators must provide written notification at least 14 days in advance if they are:

  • Opening a new business or haven't yet notified the health unit
  • Changing business ownership
  • Relocating their business
  • Renovating their business (beyond basic maintenance)
  • Adding new services

The Personal Service Settings Notification Form is being updated and will be available by 1:00 p.m.

Please note required fields are marked with an * Asterisk.

* Reason for Notification

 



Contact information

First & Last Name
YYYY-MM-DD

Business information

Business Type


Notification Details

* Type of service(s) offered (check all that apply):














* New service(s) being offered (check all that apply):














NOTE: Due to limitations with the database:

  • Please do not include special characters in the file name, for example: ’ (  ) , . / < > etc.
  • Please keep the file name to less than 50 characters.
  • The total file size cannot exceed 25 MB.
  • We only accept Adobe PDF and image files (jpg or png).
Please upload a floor plan for your business outlining the business layout and location of all sinks available onsite. Hand drawn plans are acceptable.
PDF and/or Image Files Only Please
How did you learn about the requirement to notify SMDHU?










“The Health Unit collects personal information in the course of doing business. Personal information about you is collected directly from you or from the person acting on your behalf. Personal health information collected may include, for example, your name, date of birth, address, contact information, health card number, health history, and information you provide during visits or calls to the health unit.”