A healthy medical home for all.
What is a Primary Care Network (PCN)?
Integrated care for your primary health care needs
Primary Care Networks (PCNs) bring family doctors and other health care professionals together to provide coordinated, team-based care. Depending on your needs, your care team may include nurses, dietitians, social workers, mental health therapists, pharmacists, and other health professionals.
PCNs also offer health education, wellness programs, and services to help you stay healthy and manage ongoing health concerns.
Family Doctors
Research shows that maintaining a continuous relationship with a family physician and care team not only improves your overall health but also reduces the need for emergency room visits. This ongoing care helps you age more healthily and live longer. Click the button below to check Spruce Grove doctors accepting new patients and availability in other areas in Parkland County.
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Patient's Medical Home
Your family doctor's clinic, known as a Patient's Medical Home, serves as your central hub in the healthcare system. Your doctor will coordinate your care alongside a diverse team of health professionals to support your medical journey. Click the image below to learn more.
Free Health Classes
WestView Primary Care Network offers patient education classes, online
and in-person, to help you achieve your health and wellness goals, including:
Nutrition
Obesity Nutrition
Heart Health
News & Articles
Youth Mental Health Resources
- Kickstand Spruce Grove (ages 11-25)
- Recovery Alberta Walk in Counselling Services (ages 5-17)
- Northgate Mental Health Clinic: 780-342-2700; #2020, 9499 137 Ave Edmonton AB (Monday to Friday | 12:30pm - 4:00 pm)
- Rutherford Mental Health Clinic: 780-342-6850; #202, 11153 Ellerslie Rd, Edmonton AB (Monday to Friday |12:30pm - 4:00 pm)
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Stay Sun Safe
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Practice sun safety this summer. Melanoma is the fifth most diagnosed cancer in Alberta, with about 65% of cases linked to UV radiation from the sun and tanning beds.
Protect yourself by:
- Applying broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) 30 minutes before going outside and reapplying every two hours.
- Wearing protective clothing, including wide-brimmed hats and UV-protective sunglasses, and seeking shade when possible.
- Scheduling outdoor activities before 11 a.m. or after 4 p.m. when the sun’s rays are less intense.
- Avoiding tanning beds and UV lights to help lower the risk of melanoma and other skin cancers.
- Know the risks. There is increased risk for melanoma if you have a light skin type or if you work outdoors.
For more tips, visit healthiertogether.ca/living-healthy.
Measles Exposure Advisory
A standing measles exposure advisory for Parkland County has been issued until further notice. All individuals living, working or attending school in, or travelling to, Parkland County are advised to be aware of the current risk for measles disease.
