QuickCare Clinic
QuickCare clinics are there to meet your unexpected health care needs during times when other clinics may be closed. QuickCare clinics are staffed by nurse practitioners and registered nurses who diagnose and treat your minor health issues, saving you a trip to the emergency department or having to wait for regular clinic hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I visit the QuickCare clinic?
Here are some health issues that could be treated at the QuickCare Clinic:
- bumps, bruises or sprains
- new rashes, infected cut, or minor sores
- sore throat, earache, cold or flu, cough, hay fever or nose bleed
- immunizations
- sore eyes with redness or infection
- new stomach pain, diarrhea and vomiting, urinary infection or indigestion
- new headache, back pain or neck pain
- reproductive health/birth control
- stress or anxiety
If you are not sure if you should visit a QuickCare clinic or require more urgent care, call Health Links-Info Santé 888-315-9257 and they can help direct you to appropriate care.
Can I go to the QuickCare clinic if I already have a regular health care provider?
Yes, QuickCare is for everyone. Although they are not a replacement for regular visits with your health care provider. They are designed to help you access care of unexpected health care needs, when you regular provider may be closed or difficult to access. Information about your visit to the QuickCare Clinic can be shared with your regular health care provider to keep your medical records accurate and up-to-date. If you do not have a regular health care provider, contact Family Doctor Finder or ask a health care provider to assist you.