At the WestView Primary Care Network, your family doctor works with a team of dedicated health professionals, including nurses, pharmacists, dietitians, psychologists, community connectors, and social workers, to provide you with the best health care at every stage of your life, and to create and maintain healthy and active communities.
We serve Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Parkland County and neighbouring Indigenous communities.
The WestView Primary Care Network (WestView PCN or WVPCN) is a non-profit organization that brings local family doctors and health professionals together to provide the best health care for you and your family through medical homes in our communities.
A medical home is your base in the health care system. It is where your family physician coordinates your health needs in collaboration with other care providers in your health neighbourhood, such as nurses, pharmacists and social workers.
Research shows that having a continuous relationship with a family physician and care team improves your health, reduces your visits to emergency rooms and helps you age healthier and live longer. Our website provides tools to help you find a family doctor within our network or in other locations in Alberta.
We offer free, virtual patient education classes to help you achieve your health and wellness goals. Classes offered by the WestView PCN, Edmonton Zone PCNs and AHS include Obesity Clinic Nutrition, Smoking Cessation, Heart Health, Diabetes Management, Eating the Mediterranean Way, Coping with Anger, Happiness Basics, Prenatal Health, Drop-In Exercise, and more!
Unlock the Potential of Food: Nutrition Classes & Services
Food has the potential to influence your mental and physical health, help you manage chronic disease, and put you in a better mood.
This year’s nutrition month theme is unlocking the potential of food. With so much information out there though, it can be hard to find trusted sources and know what works best for you. Our bodies, in health and sickness, are not the same. What could help your friend lose weight might have negative effects on your body.
Women's Heart Health Awareness
When we wear red on February 13, we raise awareness of women’s cardiovascular health and the long road ahead to address research disparities between women's and men’s heart disease and stroke.
Women experience heart disease differently and still suffer from inequality and inequity in relation to cardiovascular health. According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada (HSFC), “two-thirds of all heart disease and stroke clinical research has focused on men.”
Bell Let's Talk: Mental Health Support