We are excited to announce the opening of the ceremonial...Read More
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, it created so much change in everyone’s lives. How we work, how we go to school, how we interact with one another and how we receive healthcare are just some of the things that have changed.
Your doctor also changed how appointments are done. When you would have gone into the doctors office for a health concern, we were now seeing our doctors via video, or over the phone. Doctor’s offices quickly changed their practice to make it safe for you to come in, if need be. This meant installing barriers, requiring masks for both doctors and patients, physical distancing, wearing other PPE and frequent hand washing and sanitizing practices throughout the clinic.
This also saw some people not contact their family doctor with health concerns they previously would have. As we are now 10 months into the pandemic, we have seen the negative effects of people not seeing their family doctor when health concerns arise.
Your family doctor’s office has adapted to allow for appointments either virtually or over the phone. If you need to go into the office, their offices are safe.
Delaying care could cause bigger issues in the long run and your family doctor is still here for you!
It is also important to connect with your family doctor if you tested positive for COVID-19. They can give you advice and guidance on how to manage any symptoms you may have while isolating.

We are excited to announce the opening of the ceremonial space at the Edmonton Community Health Hub North and wanted to take this opportunity to

In March 2023, a Nurse Practitioner led clinic pilot program began at Rundle Health Centre. The intent of this program was to provide patients without

Since 2016, Rundle Health Centre has operated in the Beverly community to provide more localized services to those who live in the area. Due to

Many people put off talking to their doctor about their mental health because they think their problems are not “bad enough”, they’ll be pushed into
Learn how to register for a class, what classes we offer and when.
This class is open for anyone to register for. No need for a referral from your family doctor. In person classes are at the Edmonton Community Health Hub North and virtual classes are held via Zoom.
Steps to register for a class:
If you are unable to attend, please be sure to give us a call at 780-473-7131 two business days prior so we can try to book someone else in your spot.
This class is open for anyone to register for. No need for a referral from your family doctor.
Steps to register for a class:
Edmonton Southside workshops: www.edmontonsouthsidepcn.ca/workshops
If you are unable to attend, please be sure to give us a call at 780-395-2626 two business days prior so we can try to book someone else in your spot.
Classes are open for anyone to register for. No need for a referral from your family doctor.
Steps to register for a class:
Leduc Beaumont workshops:
lbdpcn.com/events
If you are unable to attend, please be sure to give us a call at 780-986-6624 two business days prior so we can try to book someone else in your spot.
Classes are open for anyone to register for. No need for a referral from your family doctor.
Steps to register for a class:
Westview workshops:
www.westviewpcn.ca/classes
If you are unable to attend, please be sure to give us a call at 780-960-9533 Ext. 3 two business days prior so we can try to book someone else in your spot.
Classes are open for anyone to register for. No need for a referral from your family doctor.
Steps to register for a class:
Sherwood Park Strathcona County workshops:
www.sherwoodparkpcn.com/events-calendar
If you are unable to attend, please be sure to give us a call at 780-410-8000 two business days prior so we can try to book someone else in your spot.
Classes are open for anyone to register for. No need for a referral from your family doctor.
Steps to register for a class:
If you are unable to attend, please be sure to give us a call at 780-453-3757 Ext. 142 two business days prior so we can try to book someone else in your spot.
Classes are open for anyone to register for. No need for a referral from your family doctor.
Steps to register for a class:
St. Albert Sturgeon workshops:
www.saspcn.com/events
If you are unable to attend, please be sure to give us a call at 780-419-2214 two business days prior so we can try to book someone else in your spot.
Classes are open for anyone to register for. No need for a referral from your family doctor.
Steps to register for a class:
If you are unable to attend, please be sure to give us a call at 780-443-7477 two business days prior so we can try to book someone else in your spot.
This class requires a referral from a primary care provider who is a member of the Edmonton North Primary Care Network.
Steps to get a referral:
If you are unable to attend, please be sure to give us a call at 780-473-7131 two business days prior so we can try to book someone else in your spot.