Register on the Health Connect Registry to be added to a list of people who need a Family Doctor or Nurse Practitioner in Vancouver.
Not sure which PCN you are in? You can view a map of PCNs here.
Your Primary Care Provider (Family Doctor or Nurse Practitioner) is your first point of care when you have a health concern or a question. The following locations in PCN 1 can provide more urgent or specialized care.
Supports urgent, non life-threatening heath concerns
Emergency services available
Emergency services available
Various services available, may require provider referral
There are many community resources that can support your health and well-being in PCN 1. Neighborhood Houses, Seniors Centres, Community Centres and Libraries offer different types of programs to support their surrounding neighborhoods.
Located at 1019 Broughton St., Gordon Neighborhood House provides programs for all ages and offers free counselling, food justice programs and seniors programming and more to support the health and well being of the community.
Libraries in your neighborhood offer different healthcare navigation and support programming. You can search their events listings for healthcare related topics.
Community Centres provide a variety of programs and resources that can support health and wellness such as information sessions and fitness classes. Find the Community Centres in your neighborhood at the link below.
Located at 1447 Barclay St., the West End Seniors Network enhances the quality of life of older adults by providing social, recreational, educational and supportive programs and services in the community.
Located at1420 West 12th Ave., South Granville Seniors Centre offers a variety of programs and services to support the health and well-being of seniors aged 55 and up in the community.
If you are looking for other interim and urgent care services, check out our Find Care page.
The information contained in on this web page is provided for general information purposes and is not intended to offer medical advice. Call “911” immediately if you think you have a medical emergency. Always seek the advice of your family physician, nurse practitioner or other qualified health care provider prior to starting any new treatment, or if you have any questions regarding symptoms or a medical condition.