Highland Primary Care Network

Highland Primary Care Network A network of physicians and other health providers working together to provide a more comprehensive primary care service.

The Highland Primary Care Network (HPCN) has been around since 2007 providing health care services in Airdrie, Carstairs, Crossfield, Didsbury and surrounding areas. HPCN encompasses fourteen clinics, over forty-one member physicians and serves over fifty thousand patients. Primary Care (PC) is the first point of contact within the health care system that is provided by family physicians and Primary Care Network’s (PCN) interprofessional team; nurses, dietitians, pharmacists, social workers and behavioural health consultants. The interprofessional team works closely with physicians resulting in better collaboration, timely referrals and comprehensive patient care.

Tuesday, September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours Indigenous children who never re...
09/26/2025

Tuesday, September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours Indigenous children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities. 🧡

In-person and virtual events are taking place across Alberta, creating space to come together in the spirit of reconciliation.

In Airdrie, Circle Connections for Reconciliation Society is hosting the following events:

Trusting the Truth of Turtle Island
Sat., Sept. 27, 2025 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Inspire, Multi-purpose room J
805 Main St. SW

New Blood
Tues., Sept. 30, 2025 from 7 - 8:30 p.m.
Bert Church LIVE Theatre
1000 East Lake Boulevard NE

Details for both events can be found at:
https://www.airdrie.ca/index.cfm?serviceID=2516

📆 Find additional events near you: https://bit.ly/3K1lht0

We can almost hear the school bell! Alberta’s Primary Care Network dietitians are here with healthy, kid-approved lunche...
09/02/2025

We can almost hear the school bell! Alberta’s Primary Care Network dietitians are here with healthy, kid-approved lunches and snacks: :

Get kids involved in planning and prepping.
Pack the night before (or use leftovers!).
Make it fun: bento boxes, fruit kebabs and colourful snacks.
Balance veggies, fruit, protein and grains.

See more lunchbox inspiration & tips:
https://bit.ly/3GQwoDV

COVID-19 vaccine eligibility is changing this fall.Starting later this year, most Albertans will need to pay for the COV...
08/11/2025

COVID-19 vaccine eligibility is changing this fall.

Starting later this year, most Albertans will need to pay for the COVID-19 vaccine unless they’re considered high risk or are on government support programs.

Vaccines will remain free for:
Seniors in supportive living
People with specific medical conditions
Those at higher risk of severe illness

Vaccines will be available through public health clinics (not pharmacies). Appointment booking opens August 11 at: https://bookvaccine.alberta.ca/

Have questions? Talk to your primary care provider to learn more.

It's Breastfeeding Awareness Week! Parents and caregivers with newborns - you're not alone. The New Parent and Newborn L...
07/28/2025

It's Breastfeeding Awareness Week! Parents and caregivers with newborns - you're not alone. The New Parent and Newborn Line offers 24/7 support across Alberta for any questions or guidance you need.

Just call 1-833-805-BABY (2229)

Measles spreads fast, and it's more serious than you might think. The best protection for you and your family? Getting i...
07/21/2025

Measles spreads fast, and it's more serious than you might think. The best protection for you and your family? Getting immunized.

Getting your measles immunization is easy, free and effective.

📞 Call the Measles Hotline at 1-844-944-3434 to book your immunization appointment, check your records or get more information.

💻 Learn about measles, who is at risk, and how it spreads: https://bit.ly/3F93Ggq

📌If you live outside Calgary or Edmonton, contact your local public health or community health centre for immunization information. Find yours here: https://bit.ly/4maM44J

➡️ If you have any questions about measles or immunizations, please contact your PCN health care provider.

July 7 is National Injury Prevention Day.Alberta’s Primary Care Networks want to help you make the most of summer — safe...
07/07/2025

July 7 is National Injury Prevention Day.

Alberta’s Primary Care Networks want to help you make the most of summer — safely!
Whether you’re hiking, biking, swimming, or just soaking up the sun, a few small steps can go a long way in preventing injury:
- Stay hydrated and wear sunscreen
- Use helmets and life jackets for outdoor adventures
- Watch your step on uneven trails or wet pool decks
- Wear supportive footwear (leave the flip-flops for the beach!)
- Stretch before and after activity to prevent strains

Talk to your primary care provider about more ways to move, play, and enjoy the season.

🧠 June is Stroke Month – Every Minute Counts! ⏱️Recognizing the signs of a stroke and acting FAST can save a life:👉 F – ...
06/23/2025

🧠 June is Stroke Month – Every Minute Counts! ⏱️

Recognizing the signs of a stroke and acting FAST can save a life:

👉 F – Face drooping
👉 A – Arm weakness
👉 S – Speech difficulty
👉 T – Time to call 911

Stroke risk increases with age, but there’s a lot you can do to lower it. High blood pressure, smoking, diabetes, and lack of physical activity all increase your risk.

💡 Take action today:
HPCN offers a free Blood Pressure & Cholesterol Workshop (see https://hpcn.ca/classes/), or you can speak with the nurse in your medical home (your doctor’s office) to assess and manage your risk.

June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. A day to honour the strength, knowledge and enduring presence of Indigenous ...
06/21/2025

June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. A day to honour the strength, knowledge and enduring presence of Indigenous peoples. We are listening and learning. We are working to create ongoing spaces of trust, respect and cultural safety.
Across our Primary Care Networks, we incorporate these practices:
- Creating Safe Spaces
- Learning Together: Culturally safe training on topics like colonization, racism, and allyship.
- Indigenous Patient Advocacy: We work with patients to understand their healthcare journey, remove barriers and connect them with the right care.

Join us in learning, listening and honouring Indigenous experiences. Looking for a way to take part? Click here for a list of Indigenous Peoples Day events happening in communities across Alberta: https://bit.ly/3ZL52VO

Everyone deserves access to safe, inclusive and affirming health care. This Pride Month, Alberta’s Primary Care Networks...
06/19/2025

Everyone deserves access to safe, inclusive and affirming health care. This Pride Month, Alberta’s Primary Care Networks recognize the unique barriers 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals may face when seeking care. Stigma, discrimination and a lack of inclusive services can make accessing health support feel more difficult than it should be.

Our teams are here to help bridge that gap and help connect you with the right resources and supports in your community.

Everyone deserve to feel safe, supported, and seen.

learn more https://bit.ly/45znXVs

June is Men's Health MonthDid you know that 1 in 2 men are at risk of social isolation and facing higher levels of stres...
06/11/2025

June is Men's Health Month

Did you know that 1 in 2 men are at risk of social isolation and facing higher levels of stress and depression? The latest research from Men's Health Foundation shows the importance of open conversations and accessible support.

It's time to talk about the tough stuff, break the silence, and build better mental health—together. Support starts with a conversation, and your medical home team (including nurses and social workers at your doctor's office) is a great place to begin.

Let’s create a national movement that brings men together. 💪 Learn more at menshealthfoundation.ca

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From sleep struggles to mood swings and brain fog, thesymptoms of menopause can be overwhelming. Many women dismiss thei...
06/03/2025

From sleep struggles to mood swings and brain fog, the
symptoms of menopause can be overwhelming. Many women dismiss their symptoms, but talking to your healthcare provider can greatly improve symptom management and your quality of life.

We spoke with Dr. Cheema, a PCN physician, to understand more about menopause. Dr. Cheema shares this reminder: “You’re not alone. Advocate for yourself, stay informed, and don’t give up on finding what works for you.” Full article link: www.albertafindadoctor.ca/news/understanding-menopause-and-perimenopause

If you’re looking for support, talk to your primary care provider for more information, resources, or a possible referral to a certified menopause provider.

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The Highland Primary Care Network (Highland PCN) provides primary care services to our growing communities, with member clinics in Airdrie, Didsbury, Carstairs, Beiseker, and Crossfield. With a total of 22 family doctor clinics, 67 family doctors, and our health team members serve over 71,000 patients from those communities and surrounding areas. Our primary focus is to support your family doctor’s clinic, your Medical Home, the place where you should feel the most comfortable going for all your health needs.