FAMILY MEDICINE

Family Medicine in Southeast Calgary

Patient-centred family medicine for individuals and families in southeast Calgary. We support routine care, prevention, chronic conditions, sleep health concerns, medication reviews, mental health concerns, and referrals when appropriate.

Preventive Care

Screening discussions, health reviews, and wellness guidance.

Ongoing Care

Support for chronic conditions and long-term health needs.

All Ages

Age-appropriate care for children, adults, and older adults.

Coordinated Care

Referrals and connections with other health services when needed.

PRIMARY CARE FOR EVERY STAGE OF LIFE

Family Medicine in Southeast Calgary

Family medicine is often the first point of contact for non-emergency healthcare. A family physician can help you understand a health concern, discuss prevention and screening, monitor changes over time, and coordinate care when another service or specialist may be appropriate.

For patients seeking ongoing family medicine in Southeast Calgary, a primary care relationship can help keep health history, medications, test results, and care plans connected. Our goal is to provide a respectful setting where you can ask questions and participate in decisions about your care.

HOW FAMILY MEDICINE CAN HELP

A Wide Range of Care, All in One Place

Family medicine covers a broad range of everyday and ongoing health needs. The care provided during a visit depends on your symptoms, medical history, age, risk factors, and the physician’s assessment.

Routine & Preventive Care

Health reviews, age-appropriate screening discussions, immunization guidance, and lifestyle support.

New or Ongoing Concerns

Assessment and care for new, recurring, or unresolved non-emergency issues.

Chronic Condition Management

Support for conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, and more.

Medication Reviews

Review of current medications and prescription renewals when clinically appropriate.

Mental Health Support

A space to discuss stress, anxiety, mood changes, sleep concerns, and more.

Referrals & Care Coordination

Discussion of specialist referrals and connection with other health services when needed.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Your Family Medicine Visit

1. Before Your Appointment

  • Write down your main concern.
  • Bring your medication list.
  • Bring your Alberta health card and ID.
  • Bring requested forms or records.
  • Tell us about accommodation or language needs.

2. During Your Visit

  • Discuss your symptoms and history.
  • Focused examination when needed.
  • Talk about options and next steps.
  • Ask questions and clarify follow-up.

3. After Your Visit

  • Follow-up, testing, or treatment as needed.
  • Results and next steps explained.
  • Support with referrals when appropriate.

Family Medicine Through Different Stages of Life

Health needs change over time. Family medicine may support children, adults, older adults, and caregivers through age-appropriate assessment, preventive care, and management of ongoing health concerns.

Contact the clinic before booking to confirm that family medicine services are available for the patient’s age and specific concern.

Children

Age-appropriate assessment and preventive care.

Adults

Routine care, screening, medications, and chronic conditions.

Older Adults

Ongoing health monitoring and care coordination.

Caregivers

Support for family members helping manage health needs.

In-Person and Virtual Care Options

Some family medicine concerns may be suitable for a phone or video appointment. Other concerns require an in-person examination, measurement, test, or procedure.

Not an Emergency Clinic

Empathy Collaborative Health does not provide emergency care. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Questions About Availability?

Call 587-864-4152 to ask about current availability, new-patient status, and what to bring to your appointment.

Request a Family Medicine Appointment

Contact Empathy Collaborative Health to ask about current availability, new-patient status, the most appropriate appointment type, and any documents you should bring.

Unit 104/106, 11420 27th Street SE, Calgary, Alberta T2Z 3R6
587-864-4152   •   Empathycollaborativehealth@gmail.com

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Your Questions, Answered

Family medicine is primary medical care for people at different ages and stages of life. A family physician can assess non-emergency concerns, provide preventive care, manage ongoing conditions, review medications, and coordinate referrals when appropriate.
New-patient capacity can change. Call 587-864-4152 to ask about current availability and the clinic’s registration process.
Bring your Alberta health card and photo identification if available. Coverage depends on your eligibility and the service provided. Some forms, examinations, procedures, or other services may not be insured. Ask the clinic about possible fees before your appointment.
A family physician may renew a prescription after reviewing your health, medications, and clinical needs. Renewals are not automatic. An appointment, updated testing, or in-person assessment may be required.
Availability may vary. Contact the clinic before booking to confirm which immunizations are offered onsite. A physician may also review your immunization history and discuss current Alberta recommendations.
You can discuss a referral during your appointment. The physician will assess your concern and determine whether a referral or another next step is medically appropriate.
Certain concerns may be suitable for care by phone or video. The clinic or physician will determine whether virtual care is appropriate and may ask you to attend in person.
Your physician will explain whether follow-up is recommended. It may involve another appointment, symptom monitoring, testing, a medication review, or a referral, depending on your clinical needs.