Where to go
Did you know there are other places you can go, besides the emergency department, with minor health concerns? See below.
- Experiencing a mental health crisis? Contact the 24-Hour Crisis Line Toll Free: 1-866-427-8628 or 204-482-5419
- Health Links phone number: 1-888-315-9257
- Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine (RAAM) 204-785-7513
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YOUR LOCAL PHARMACIST CAN ASSIST YOU WITH VARIOUS MEDICAL CONCERNS SUCH AS:
- Prescription refills for medications for birth control, cholesterol, high blood pressure, cardiac, inhalers or puffers
- Prescription or medication* for various medical concerns like yeast infections, urinary tract infection, warts, athlete’s foot, skin rashes, sunburn, fungal or hemorrhoids, some seasonal allergies
- Help with quitting smoking
- Vaccination* from COVID-19, flu
*Pharmacists who expand their scope of practice and receive authorization from the College of Pharmacists of Manitoba can provide these services.
Visit our Quick Care Clinic page for same day appointment.
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VISIT YOUR PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER (DOCTOR OR NURSE PRACTITIONER) FOR:
- Prescription refills for controlled meds/targeted medications
- Ailments that require same-day or next available appointment attention
- Minor illnesses, flu, rashes or infections
- Diagnosis and specialist referral
- Ongoing management of health conditions and preventative care
- Prescriptions, vaccinations and immunizations
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