Programs & Services

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the second leading cause of death in Alberta — making screening and prevention a top priority for all patients between the ages of 40 – 75.

Beginning in May 2023, our PCN was invited to participate in a limited rollout of the Alberta Lung Cancer Screening Program (ALCSP) — making all members eligible to refer patients to the program.

The U of C’s At-Risk for Mental Illness Research Program is recruiting young adults concerned about the possibility of developing psychosis.

Senior patients can have complex health issues with 24 per cent of Canadians aged 65 and over being diagnosed with three or more chronic conditions.

Prescription to Get Active (RxTGA) has changed its registration to make it faster and easier for your patients to register their prescription.

As a physician, you know the impact chronic diseases have on patients — but the numbers can still be alarming.

We have revised the Primary Care Centre referral form in alignment with the new options for 24-hour blood pressure monitoring.

In consultation with our Medical Director, our PCN is partnering with Core Pharmacy where the pharmacy will provide referral-based 24-hour blood pressure monitoring in place of the Primary Care Centre.

A systematic literature review of 26 articles about the impact of medical interpreters on the quality of health care indicated trained professional interpreters:

The Senior Services team is fully staffed following a physician-recruitment drive and has reduced their waitlist significantly.