Do you have a tiny patient at home? 🍼Your baby’s first years come with lots of questions, from health cards to finding a doctor and knowing where to get support. Need more help? Contact your health care provider for more info. #Newborn

Back to school is here 🎒 the perfect time to catch up on routine shots and updated immunizations. Staying current helps protect yourself, your child, and their entire classroom. ✅ Pre-order your flu shot now: bookvaccine.alberta.ca/vaccine/s/

💙 Every child deserves safe, tailored care. This #WorldPatientSafetyDay we’re joining the call to put children’s safety first in every health care setting. Learn more: camrosepcn.com

🤔 Thinking about taking #supplements? Are they effective? Safe? Worth it? Before starting, talk to your primary care provider or #pharmacist. 🔎 Read: A PCN pharmacist breaks down the risks, benefits and what to consider: bit.ly/4n0cCW3

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. In-person and virtual events are taking place across Alberta, creating space to come together in the spirit of reconciliation. #NDTR 📆 Find events near you: bit.ly/3K1lht0

September 30 is the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation 🧡 Wear orange, reflect, and honour Survivors & the children who never returned home. Find in-person & online events across Alberta: bit.ly/3K1lht0 #NDTR

Alberta Health Care cards are going digital.📱The new #MobileHealthCard can be accessed through the Alberta Wallet app or a web browser, offering a convenient and durable way to carry your health card! Learn more: alberta.ca/mobile-health-…

Routine mammograms in Alberta start at age 45 and continue every 2 years until 74. No referral needed. Talk to your family doctor to learn more or visit screeningforlife.ca #BreastCancer

Life happens, we get it. But #missedappointments without notice impacts more than just your schedule. If you need to cancel or reschedule, contact the clinic or practitioner you’re booked with as soon as possible. We won't take it personally.

October 18 is World Menopause Day. Menopause is a natural part of life, but it’s still surrounded by silence and stigma. Your Primary Care Network can help you understand symptoms and explore treatment options. Learn more: albertafindadoctor.ca/news/menopause…

October 18 is World Menopause Day. Menopause is a natural part of life, but it’s still surrounded by silence and stigma. Your Primary Care Network can help you understand symptoms and explore treatment options. Learn more: albertafindadoctor.ca/news/menopause…

What’s an #InvisibleDisability? Someone may look fine but could be managing a mental, physical or neurological condition — like chronic pain, fatigue or hearing loss. Find out how PCN teams like social workers support these Albertans:camrosepcn.com

This October, we’re recognizing #TheManyFacesofADHD #ADHD awareness helps reduce stigma and opens the door to effective care. If you have questions talk to your doctor or visit camrosepcn.com

Struggling with #MentalHealth isn’t a sign of weakness — it’s human. Talk to your primary care provider about supports and programs that can help. #MentalHealthMatters #StopTheStigma

It’s normal to have questions about your body, mind and health and talking to your primary care provider or care team is a #safespace to start. camrosepcn.com #LetsTalkAboutIt #PCN

Oct 27-31 is Canadian Patient Safety Week! This year’s theme, All Voices for Safer Care, is focused on how meaningful conversations can make care safer for all. Whether you are a patient, caregiver, or health care worker, your voice matters. Learn more: bit.ly/4htLFIz

When the tricks of #Halloween fade, the treat is an extra hour of #sleep! Clocks #fallback this weekend. Trouble adjusting? Talk to your doctor. Get sleep tips: bit.ly/4hz3fe

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in men. 1 in 8 will be diagnosed. Knowing the signs can make a difference. bit.ly/43NfUo1

Cold and flu season is here. Don’t fall for misinformation; know the facts. Stay informed, protect yourself, and help stop the spread. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist for trusted advice. Book your flu shot online or call Health Link at 811.