No. The clinic is accessible to everyone with a valid Nova Scotia Health card, regardless if they have a doctor or not.

Yes! We will provide a full assessment and refill medications as necessary. During our assessment, we may write blood work requisitions or change doses of certain medication if deemed appropriate.

No, we are unable to assess and prescribe for ear infections.

Yes! In our clinic, we will do a full assessment of symptoms, and if needed a strep throat swab. If the results come back positive, we can prescribe antibiotics.

Once appointments are available to book, you can easily book on our website or call the pharmacy at 902-735-2696 ext. 2.

Most appointments will adhere to the same day/next day model to accommodate folks who need to be seen on a more urgent basis (ie. UTIs, strep throat, shingles). We will allow for some bookings up to 1-2 weeks in advance.

Under the scope of the pilot project, pharmacists can prescribe additional medications for diabetes, cardiovascular disease (ie. high blood pressure), and COPD. We can discuss how your conditions are managed, make adjustments to current doses or add medications as needed.

Absolutely. Because we are operating on a same day/next day booking model, we encourage folks who need to be seen faster to book with us if they are unable to see their family physician. We will collaborate with your doctor and let them know of any service we provide, to keep them informed of your care. The goal of the project is to alleviate some of the burden from physicians/NPs and allow pharmacists to work collaboratively and to their full scope.