Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network

Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network Integrated and comprehensive primary health care for a healthier Leduc County and its communities.

The Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network provides services for patients in the City of Leduc, towns of Beaumont and Devon and all communities in Leduc County. A group of 63 family physicians in 17 clinics along with additional health care professionals (registered nurses, registered dietitians, an exercise specialist, behavioural health consultants and mental health therapists) work together to improve primary care for our patients. Primary Care Networks (PCNs) use a collaborative team approach to provide care for patients and to coordinate primary health care services provided by family physicians, Alberta Health Services and other health care professionals. PCNs are a way to provide team support for family doctors by bringing teams of health professionals together – doctors, nurses, dietitians, social workers, mental health professionals, pharmacists, occupational and respiratory therapists and others. PCNs also manage 24-hour patient access to appropriate primary care services.
~Please note - the office is closed on all statutory holidays.

Holiday gatherings are the perfect time to share memories, cookies, and if we’re not careful, some surprise germs that n...
12/11/2025

Holiday gatherings are the perfect time to share memories, cookies, and if we’re not careful, some surprise germs that nobody put on the wish list. 🤒 Taking a few simple steps can help you feel your best all season long.

🎄Wash your hands often
🎄Stay home if you’re feeling unwell
🎄Make room for rest between events

Small habits like these help keep you and your loved ones healthy throughout the holiday season!

We can provide support like seasonal illness prevention tools, additional resources and nutrition guidance to help you stay healthy over the holidays. Learn more www.lbdpcn.com

Every adult over 18 should have a personal directive and an enduring power of attorney. Your patients can attend this fr...
12/09/2025

Every adult over 18 should have a personal directive and an enduring power of attorney. Your patients can attend this free workshop and leave with completed documents. The next session is January 15 - register early as this class fills up fast! Please see our website for more information. https://buff.ly/2mEyxNG

Our healthcare team can support your New Year's Resolutions!Looking to make positive changes to your health in 2026? Our...
12/09/2025

Our healthcare team can support your New Year's Resolutions!

Looking to make positive changes to your health in 2026? Our team can support your journey! Our PCN Registered Nurses, Registered Dietitians, Exercise Specialist, Behavioural Health Consultants, Social Worker, and Mental Health Therapist are here to support you with:
- Improving nutrition and making healthy food choices
- Starting or improving an exercise program
- Access to the Prescription to Get Active program
- To***co reduction/cessation
- Alcohol reduction/cessation
Ask your family doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral.
https://buff.ly/mAV7hPp

Winter can be wonderful… and overwhelming. Between shorter days and endless to-do lists, it’s easy to forget about your ...
12/08/2025

Winter can be wonderful… and overwhelming. Between shorter days and endless to-do lists, it’s easy to forget about your mental health. Take time to pause and recharge. You deserve it.
To make it fun, check out this Holiday Stress Relief Bingo! It’s packed with simple ways to detach, unwind, and find joy this season.
Leduc Beaumont Devon PCN is here to support your well-being with mental health resources, workshops and care options to help you manage stress year-round. Visit www.lbdpcn.com
Let’s make this winter about balance, not burnout. ❄️

Living with a disability comes with unique challenges. Your taxes shouldn’t be one of them. Canada’s Disability Tax Cred...
12/05/2025

Living with a disability comes with unique challenges. Your taxes shouldn’t be one of them.

Canada’s Disability Tax Credit (DTC) can help reduce the amount of income tax you owe each year, making life more affordable. You may qualify if you have significant and ongoing challenges with walking, seeing, speaking, daily activities or if you require life-sustaining therapy.

📝 To apply, you’ll fill out part of a form and a medical professional — like your doctor or primary care provider — will complete the rest. Some providers may charge a fee for this service.

If you need more support, PCN social workers can walk you through the patient portion and answer your questions along the way.

➡️ Learn more on the CRA website: https://buff.ly/18utdsA

➡️ Meet with a PCN social worker: www.lbdpcn.com

Don't wait until the new year - register now!Anxiety to Calm is a simple, positive, and empowering class. It is for thos...
12/03/2025

Don't wait until the new year - register now!
Anxiety to Calm is a simple, positive, and empowering class. It is for those who want to have an opportunity for a healthy learning process to manage their anxiety.

The LBDPCN Mental Health Therapist will facilitate this session, which will be held virtually over Zoom.

8-part series, January 14 – March 4, 1:00 – 3:00 pm.

To register: https://buff.ly/ADvVOAj or call our office.

Did you know approximately one in four (27%) of Canadians aged 15 and older (eight million people), reported having one ...
12/03/2025

Did you know approximately one in four (27%) of Canadians aged 15 and older (eight million people), reported having one or more disabilities in 2022?

Invisible or visible, every person deserves understanding, respect, and support.

If you live with a disability, your family doctor and PCN team, including social workers, psychologists and other health professionals, can help you access the care and resources you need.

We’re proud to offer programs and services that support:

• Accessible appointments and facilities
• Inclusive communication and resources
• Collaboration with community partners to address barriers

Today, and every day, choose kindness. You never know what someone else may be carrying.

Our LBDPCN December 2025 newsletter is now available! Read about:- PCN office closure during the holidays- How our healt...
12/01/2025

Our LBDPCN December 2025 newsletter is now available! Read about:

- PCN office closure during the holidays
- How our healthcare team can support your New Year’s Resolutions
- Personal Directive & Enduring Power of Attorney workshop in January
- Anxiety to Calm workshop starting in January
- Health Education Classes
- Warburg & Thorsby Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinics now accepting new patients
- Community Events & Classes
- Health-Related Events
Read the newsletter here: https://buff.ly/hjecX0n

Throughout December, the Edmonton and area PCNs offer these free health-related classes:- Movers & Groovers- Drop-In Exe...
12/01/2025

Throughout December, the Edmonton and area PCNs offer these free health-related classes:
- Movers & Groovers
- Drop-In Exercise
- MOVE
- Balance 55+
- Changeways: Strategies for Personal Change
- Managing Menopause
- Advance Care Planning
- Eating Well the Mediterranean Way
- Diabetes 201 - Managing Food and Lifestyle with Diabetes
For details and to register: https://buff.ly/tqbkwKK

Small daily habits, like getting outside during daylight, moving regularly and keeping a routine can help support your m...
11/26/2025

Small daily habits, like getting outside during daylight, moving regularly and keeping a routine can help support your mental health during the darker, shorter days.

If this season feels challenging, you’re not alone. Your PCN offers mental health support and other resources to help you get through winter.

➡️ Find help today. www.lbdpcn.com

Small daily habits, like getting outside during daylight, moving regularly and keeping a routine can help support your m...
11/26/2025

Small daily habits, like getting outside during daylight, moving regularly and keeping a routine can help support your mental health during the darker, shorter days.

If this season feels challenging, you’re not alone. Your PCN offers mental health support and other resources to help you get through winter.

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4710 50 Street
Leduc, AB
T9E6W2

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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The Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network provides services for patients in the Cities of Leduc and Beaumont, Towns of Devon and Calmar and all communities in Leduc County. A group of 57 family physicians in 13 clinics along with additional health care professionals (registered nurses and dietitians, an exercise specialist and mental health clinicians) work together to improve primary care for our patients. Primary Care Networks (PCNs) use a collaborative team approach to provide care for patients and to coordinate primary health care services provided by family physicians, Alberta Health Services and other health care professionals. PCNs are a way to provide team support for family doctors by bringing teams of health professionals together – doctors, nurses, dietitians, social workers, mental health professionals, pharmacists, occupational and respiratory therapists and others. PCNs also manage 24-hour patient access to appropriate primary care services. ~Please note - the office is closed on all statutory holidays.