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Walk-in clinics provide non-urgent medical care at locations across Epekwitk / PEI.

If you are sick, call your family doctor or nurse practitioner first (primary care provider). See website for recommendations for when to visit a walk-in clinic.

The website provides an up-to-date list of walk-in medical clinics across Epekwitk / PE. Includes:

• Links to individual clinic websites
• Current week's clinic days and times
• Clinic contact information
• General information about when to visit a clinic and what to expect

For the list of primary care clinic, visit Health Centres Offer Primary Care.

It it is a medical emergency, call 911 or go to an emergency department. If unsure, call 811.

Provides health services to UPEI students, staff, faculty and their families including:

• Sexual health counselling and screening
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) diagnosis
• Pregnancy testing, support, and prenatal care
• Mental health resources (prescriptions and referrals)
• Medical assessments and treatment of illness or injury
• Chronic disease management
• Routine health screening
• Referrals
• Prescriptions
• Immunizations
• Injections and blood collections
• Presentations

Non-emergency medical services are provided by nurse practitioners by appointment to all students from any Holland College location. Services include:

• Assessment of injuries
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) diagnosis​
  
• Referrals
• Prescriptions
• Sexual health counselling
• Screening
• Pregnancy testing and support
• Mental health management and more

Note: Appointments are not required for testing of sexually transmitted infection, pregnancy, and urinary tract infection.

Online searchable directory of all doctors including podiatrists in Epekwitk / PEI licensed by the College.
Inclusion in the listing does not mean that a physician is accepting new patients.

Online searchable directory of all doctors in Epekwitk / PEI licensed by the College.
Inclusion in the listing does not mean that a physician is accepting new patients.

Participating pharmacies can assess for 35 non-urgent, common ailments and prescribe some medications.

Examples of ailments include:

• Cough
• Testing and treatment for strep throat
• Sore throat
• Seasonal allergies
• Heart burn
• Minor joint pain
• Thrush
• Skin conditions like eczema and acne and more

See website for the full list of aliments.
Prescriptions: Pharmacists can assess and prescribe renewals of medications that were originally prescribed by a physician or nurse practitioner. Several factors are considered to determine if a medication is eligible for renewal by a pharmacist including the type of medication, reason for use, and monitoring required.

See website for the full list of participating pharmacies.

Online public register of pharmacists and pharmacies across Epekwitk / PEI.

Search by location, name or registration number.

Eligible patients may book an appointment with a pediatrician. In PEI, pediatricians act as consultants and work alongside a family doctor or nurse practitioner, as well as other members of the child's health care team.

Note: A pediatrician does not replace a family doctor or nurse practitioner.

• Do not have a family doctor or nurse practitioner and would like to register for one
• Have moved within the province and are looking for a family doctor or nurse practitioner in their new area
• Are expecting a baby and do not have a family physician or nurse practitioner
• Are currently on the Patient Registry waitlist and your contact information has changed
• Are on the Patient Registry and have found your own doctor

• Connect with other health care professionals
• Locate programs and services that are available to help
• Assist with the discharge process from an out-of-province hospital