Welcome to the Consort Medical Clinic

Our Mission

We are dedicated to improving the overall health of our community by treating patients and staff with dignity, honesty, and respect.

We collaborate closely with the Big Country PCN and AHS to offer a range of services to the community.

For services available through the PCN, learn more here: https://bigcountrypcn.com

For services available through AHS, learn more here: AHS

To book an appointment with a primary care provider in the medical clinic, call (403) 577-3737

 

Clinic Hours:

Mondays: 9am - 4:30pm

Tuesdays: 9am - 4:30pm

Wednesdays: Closed

Thursdays: 9am - 4:30pm

Fridays: 9am - 12pm

Closed Saturdays and Sundays

Phone: (403) 577-3737

Our Clinic is located inside the Consort Hospital

Services Available in Consort

  • PCN

    Big Country PCN offers a variety of services to our community

  • Pharmacy

    We have fabulous pharmacy services at the IDA in Consort

  • Lab and X-ray Services

    The lab and x-ray services are available in the hospital, just down the hall from the medical clinic

Spring is Here! Some Tips for Staying Healthy

  • Stay well hydrated

  • Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables

  • Get the best rest possible

  • Nurture your mental and emotional health

  • Practice sun safety

  • Wash your hands regularly using soap and warm water

  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick

  • Stay home if you feel sick

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. With the exception of Quebec, we can direct bill to your home province. Residents of Quebec and countries other than Canada will be required to pay for their visit in advance and claim for reimbursement from their home plan.

  • If you do not have insurance, you can pay for your visit with cash, credit card or Interac. We strongly encourage Alberta residents to apply for coverage through the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan at www.health.alberta.ca/health-care-insurance-plan.html.

  • You have a right to:

    • Be treated with dignity and respect.

    • Ask questions until you understand your health concerns, diagnosis, or treatment.

    • Ask that a nurse or someone you trust be present during your appointment.

    • Review your health records.

    • Have information related to your health explained in clear, easy-to-understand terms.

    • Decide whether you wish to be treated. If you refuse treatment, you will be informed of the medical consequences of your decision.

    • Change your mind about any procedure for which you have given consent.

    • Voice concerns regarding the quality of care you receive without it having a negative effect on your care. If you have a complaint or feel your rights are not being respected, please let the staff know or talk to someone you trust.

    • Know the names of those responsible for your care.

    • Expect that all information that relate to your care is kept confidential.

    • Know the benefits and risks of a procedure or treatment prescribed for you.

    • Refuse to sign a consent form if you feel everything has not been clearly explained.

    • You can cross out any part of the consent form that you do not want applied to your care.

    • Change doctors or other caregivers if you choose.

    You also have certain responsibilities to:

    • Provide accurate and complete information about your present health and your medical history. This includes past illnesses, hospitalizations, medications you are taking, and other health matters. Inform the doctor about any alternative therapies, complementary therapies, herbs, and/or vitamins that you are using.

    • Ask questions until you clearly understand your health concerns, diagnosis, and/or treatment (also listed above as your right.)

    • Respect the privacy of other patients.