Crowfoot Village Family Practice

02/25/2026

reminds us that we all have the power to make a difference.

02/24/2026

Physician assistants (PAs) in team-based care enhance patient access, support quality patient care and reduce the workload on physicians. They act as vital extenders, increasing clinic capacity and reducing wait times.

Learn more about CVFP PAs, Joelle and Emma, by visiting cvfp.com, Meet Your Health Team: PAs.

02/19/2026

Family Medicine resident physicians training at CVFP share their experiences. Watch the Day in the Life video series produced by the Professional Association of Resident Physicians of Alberta, link ➡️ https://www.para-ab.ca/50th-anniversary/day-life/

Ever wonder what it’s like to be a resident? Family Medicine resident physicians Dr. Wright and Dr. Vega, currently training at CVFP, share their experiences...

02/13/2026

It’s a heart fact… As we get older, blood pressure (BP) tends to rise along with the risk of stroke and heart disease. That’s why it’s important to know your BP. You can get your BP checked at a local pharmacy or measure it at home with a certified monitor. To learn more, download CVFP’s ‘My BP Screening Guide’ at cvfp.com, Community, link ➡️ https://www.cvfp.com/blog/hypertension-project. If your BP is consistently > 130/90, contact your CVFP health provider.

02/10/2026

February is and our Health Team is shining a light on what you can do to reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease. Making healthy lifestyle choices, including quitting smoking, eating a healthy and balanced diet, getting enough sleep, exercising regularly, and monitoring blood pressure and cholesterol levels can have an impact on your heart health.

Beyond healthy choices, cardiovascular disease is also influenced by biological and other risk factors. CVFP supports research that promotes an understanding of heart conditions and helps guide the development of new treatments and prevention approaches.

To learn more about risk factors and prevention, visit ➡️ https://www.heartandstroke.ca/heart-disease/risk-and-prevention ⬅️

02/04/2026

On we recognize the profound impact of cancer on patients, families, caregivers and communities across Alberta. Having access to information, receiving support and learning new ways to cope are important. This help is available from Wellspring Alberta - a community that provides free resources and programs to anyone living with cancer and the people who care for them. Visit https://wellspring.ca/alberta/getting-started/

02/03/2026

Prioritizing your well-being is foundational to good health!

01/26/2026

Our , Shiny and Elora, are ready to greet you with warmth and kindness. They are the heart of CVFP offering the first smile and last wave to our patients.

01/22/2026

We hope you will take a few minutes to complete our patient feedback form and tell us what we’re doing right and what we can be doing better. You can find it at cvfp.com, Contact Us page. The form is confidential and anonymous with an option to request a follow-up from our team.

01/20/2026

We asked our health providers “What’s the best health advice you have received?” We are sharing their answers in a Facebook series. This week we feature Emma, CVFP Physician Assistant.

01/15/2026

“I believe that great care starts with listening,” says CVFP Family Physician, Dr. Pauwlina Cyca, PhC., MD. “I see my role not just as a physician, but as a partner—someone who walks alongside patients through all seasons of life."

Dr. Cyca has a unique background in both medicine and pharmacy. She completed her medical degree and residency in Family Medicine through the University of Calgary, where she trained extensively at CVFP and developed a strong foundation in comprehensive primary care. Prior to her medical training, Dr. Cyca practiced as a pharmacist for over 15 years, holding national leadership roles in pharmacy regulation and governance.

01/13/2026

It takes a village… why we need team-based care. According to the Alberta Medical Association, team-based care is transforming how Albertans experience health care. By bringing together interdisciplinary health professionals and other team members, care becomes more connected, coordinated and responsive to each person’s unique needs.