Family practice and walk-in care
Medical Services
Care for everyday health needs
Our physicians diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions, coordinate referrals, provide preventive care, and support patients through education and ongoing health management.
Private consultations are also available for visitors, uninsured patients, and services not covered under provincial healthcare plans.
General Medical Care
- Assessment and treatment of acute illnesses
- Chronic disease management
- Prescription renewals
- Preventive healthcare and wellness visits
- Health education and counselling
- Specialist referrals
Immunizations and Travel Medicine
- Routine childhood immunizations
- Adult immunizations
- Seasonal flu shots
- Travel vaccinations
- Hepatitis A and B, typhoid, and tetanus options
Recommendations vary by destination and individual health needs.
Minor Procedures
- Wart treatment with liquid nitrogen
- Laceration repair
- Sutures and suture removal
- Abscess assessment and drainage
- Minor wound care
Some procedures may not be covered by MSP.
Workplace and Motor Vehicle Injuries
- WorkSafeBC injury assessments
- ICBC motor vehicle injury assessments
- Follow-up care for workplace and motor vehicle injuries
Medical Forms and Examinations
- Driver's medical examinations
- Commercial driver physicals
- Occupational and insurance forms
- HandyDART, school, camp, and sports forms
- Sick notes and medical documentation
Fees may apply for uninsured services and form completion.
Additional Services
- Pregnancy testing
- Ear syringing
- Allergy injections
- Private medical consultations
- Virtual appointments when appropriate
Patients receiving allergy injections must remain in the clinic for observation after treatment.
Need medical care?
Walk-in and appointment guidance
Walk-in services may be available depending on physician availability and daily patient capacity. Appointments are recommended for continuity of care. Please call the clinic to confirm availability before travelling.
Patients with potentially contagious symptoms should call before attending in person. A phone consultation may be appropriate as a first step.