Services

• Lab Services – On site blood collection and specimen drop off available
• ECG – Monday to Friday, walk-in or pre-booked appointment
• Holter monitoring (heart test) – Monday to Friday, by appointment
• Blood pressure monitoring
• Out patient treatments (dressings, IV therapy)
• Patient education
• smoking cessation

• Nutrition counselling with Registered Dietitian (twice per month – variable) – physician referral not necessary)
• Patient education – individual or in groups

• Services, available one day every 2 weeks, by appointment for adults
• Services available by appointment for children (frequency based on need)

• Early childhood initiatives – Well Child and Toddler Screening clinics. Once a month, by appointment.
• Healthy Learner Nurse – collaborate with school on health issues

Physicians:

• Dr. Smith – Every other Monday, excluding holidays (8am – 4pm)
• Dr. Olmstead – Wednesdays (8am – 1pm)

Nurse Practitioner:

• Four days per week, variable – A nurse practitioner is a registered nurse who provides primary health-care services such as:
  • Order tests like X-rays, ultrasound, lab, and mammagram
  • Prescribe medications
  • Provide chronic disease management for diseases such as diabetes and high-blood pressure
  • Treat minor injuries such as sprains or cuts
  • Provide physical check up and tests such as PAP test, breast exam, prostate test
  • Refer patients to specialists, if required.

Nursing Staff

• Nurses provide assessment, treatment and education services within their scope of practice and in collaboration with nurse practitioners and physicians.
  • General walk-in services to see a nurse does not require an appointment

• Community Development available Monday to Friday by appointment
• Services include health promotion, guidance for patients on how to access services. The Community Developer facilitates community involvement to address health priorities in the community