NE Calgary Walk-In Clinic

Our walk-in clinic can assess many non-emergency health concerns, including colds, coughs, flu symptoms, sore throats, ear and sinus infections, urinary tract infections (UTIs), minor cuts and injuries, sprains, strains, rashes, and other common medical concerns.

A walk-in clinic is appropriate for many non-life-threatening illnesses and minor injuries that require medical assessment. For medical emergencies such as chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, or serious injuries, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Walk-in wait times can vary depending on patient volume, clinical priority, and physician availability. Patients with more urgent medical needs may be prioritized based on clinical assessment.

Ongoing treatment plans and routine care adjustments may be provided following an in-person assessment by a physician when clinically appropriate. Any medical recommendations or continuing care plans are based on the physician’s clinical judgment and the patient’s individual health needs.

Yes. Walk-in physicians can assess symptoms associated with colds, flu, coughs, and sore throats and recommend appropriate care based on the clinical assessment.

Yes. Minor injuries such as small cuts, sprains, and strains can often be assessed at a walk-in clinic. Serious injuries or symptoms requiring emergency medical attention should be treated at an emergency department.

Children with appropriate non-emergency medical concerns can be assessed at North East Medical Clinic. The physician will determine appropriate care based on the child’s symptoms and clinical needs.

A walk-in physician can assess your medical concern and determine whether further evaluation or a referral to another healthcare provider or specialist is appropriate.