Meet the Team
Our Primary Care Network Team
Health Information Coordinator and Patient Care Coordinator
The Health Information Coordinator and the Patient Care Coordinator use the clinic’s electronic medical
records system to provide robust, quality information to your doctor and assist with the coordination of
patient care to the appropriate health professionals.
Both positions work with all members of your healthcare team in a collaborative effort to engage,
encourage and support patient health. They are integral members of the team that assists your doctor to build and sustain your Patient Medical Home.
Primary Care Registered Nurses
Primary Care Registered Psychologists
Social Workers
Our Social Workers play a critical role in helping you - or you and your family - address the impact of illness, health issues, and life stressors by facilitating access to support and resources. They can assist you regardless of your age and recommend and facilitate applications and referrals to government and community agencies based on your needs and agreed-upon goals. This can include, but is not limited to:
- Basic needs, housing, transportation, and recreation
- Mental health resource navigation, family mediation, and domestic violence supports
- Disability supports and programming, medical equipment and coverage, and financial support and benefits
Using their extensive knowledge and skills, our Primary Care Registered Nurses deliver patient-centered care, review condition-specific education, and provide encouragement so you can better play an active role in your health.
Your nurse will work closely with your doctor and other member of your care team to help you work toward your health goals.
Our Primary Care Registered Nurses are trained in many area related to chronic disease and can support you with:
- Hypertension and heart health
- Diabetes, obesity, and weight management
- COPD, asthma, smoking cessation
- Various gastrointestinal issues
- Prenatal care and education
- Many other conditions, including mental health concerns
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Once referred, you'll start with a 30-minute phone appointment with one of our Registered Psychologists to discuss your needs and help you find the right supports. This psychologist will provide you with self-management ideas and, depending on your preference, might also include:
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- Help with navigating community-based supports
- Booking an initial appointment for therapy with your clinic's assigned Primary Care Registered Psychologist
Our Primary Care Registered Psychologists offer short-term individual therapy services and can treat a wide range of mental health needs including:
- Substance use, emotion management/regulation
- Anxiety, depression, stress, grief or loss, trauma
- Life transitions, personal growth, relationships
If you decide you want to work with your Primary Care Registered Psychologist, they will first help you identify your goals for therapy. Depending on your needs, you may gain tools for creating change, building resiliency, and coping.
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Senior Services Team
Our specialized Senior Services team provides integrated, team-based care to older adults (65 years of age or older or physiologically aged) with medical issues. The comprehensive team provides access to physicians, geriatric psychiatry, pharmacy, social work, and nurses certified in seniors health.
Senior Services can:
- Complete in-depth assessments that may include cognitive screening, functional assessment, environmental risk, medication review, and fall or nutrition assessments
- Play a vital role as an advocate for patient and caregiver
- Provide recognition and support for those isolated or at risk of isolation
- Expertly navigate healthcare and community support systems
Primary Care Registered Dietitians
Our Primary Care Registered Dieticians work with patients to determine the most suitable care plan for their individual health needs and goals. They provide expert nutrition guidance and practical advice so patients can take control of their nutrition guidance and practical advice so patients can take control of their nutritional health.
Once referred, you'll start with a one-hour appointment with one of our Primary Care Registered Dieticians so they can understand your goals, existing knowledge, and the factors influencing your health and diet.
Using their expertise, they will work with you to create a care plan:
- Continued one-on-one appointments with the Primary Care Registered Dietician
- Referral to an AHS or community-based service or provide you with self-management resources
- Referral to one of our Primary Care Registered Nurses
Physiotherapists
Once referred, you'll start with a 30-minute virtual appointment (or phone call) with one of our Physiotherapists to discuss your needs in greater detail. Together, you will determine the most appropriate type of care for you going forward.
In this consultation appointment, you will share your needs and goals as they relate to your referral with the Physiotherapist who will then explain program options to you and the next steps, depending on the agreed upon care plan:
- One-on-one, in person physiotherapy appointments
- The in-person, group GLA:D Hip and Knee Osteoarthritis program
- An exercise-based rehabilitation plan developed by the Physiotherapist with you for self-management (and the Physiotherapist will follow up with you virtually in the future)
- Referral to an AHS or community-based program (e.g., Alberta Health Living Program, etc.)






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