6 free and low-cost listings. Walk-in clinics, urgent care (UPCC), and virtual doctors across Kelowna, West Kelowna, Peachland, and Lake Country. No…
Same-day care for health problems that are not emergencies. Go here if you don't have a family doctor or nurse practitioner, or can't get an appointment with yours today. ▸ For things like minor...
A community health centre with a care team. You can see a family doctor or nurse practitioner, or get help from a nurse, social worker or other health worker. ▸ Services: • Primary care •...
Team-based care for health problems that are not emergencies but need attention the same day. ▸ How to access: Urgent care is walk-in only. No appointment needed. ▸ Go here for: Minor injuries,...
A medical clinic in Lake Country with walk-in care. Walk-in visits are same-day, in person, first come first served. You can use it whether or not you have a family doctor here. ▸ Walk-in is for...
Walk-in care for health problems that need same-day attention but are not emergencies. Use it if you don't have a family doctor or nurse practitioner, or can't get an appointment with yours that...
Family medicine, walk-in and urgent care clinic in Kelowna. The clinic says its urgent care includes WorkSafeBC, sutures and fracture management. ▸ Call before you go to check walk-in hours:...
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