Mud Creek Medical -Clinic

03/28/2026

This looks like a great opportunity! Can you answer the question ‘when should I stop driving?’

12/05/2025

We are open for booked appointments. Phones not being answered at this time.

10/28/2025

Eastlink customers- for some reason our phone system is not working for you this AM (both incoming & outgoing calls affected). Our tech team is working on a solution.

10/08/2025

Update- We made this post to clarify concern and speculation circulating on some local social media pages. We apologize if this came across as an abrupt announcement. Our staff have been individually reaching out over recent weeks to those affected to help facilitate a smooth transition.

Unfortunately, some of our providers need to reduce their practice size. To keep things fair, a third party from Nova Scotia Health is generating a randomized list of names.

We are fortunate to have new providers in the area to whom our patients will be transferred, along with their medical chart, to minimize any disruption in care. If your name comes up for transfer, you will be contacted by our staff with instructions on how to connect with your new primary care provider.

Please know that we value the trust our patients have in us and do not take this step lightly.

09/28/2025

Kings County Family Resource Centre offers 8 week programs supporting postpartum mental health and wellness. Call/text 902-848-6416 or email avprogramregistration@nshealth.ca to learn more.

09/28/2025

If you've lost a loved one more than 3 months ago, this grief support group is starting soon.

05/19/2025

Did you know that Legal Aid may be able to assist with your application for CPP-Disability?

Learn more at https://www.nslegalaid.ca/ or contact NSLA’s Social Justice Office at 1-844-956-0955 or attend any NSLA Office to apply in person.

Nova Scotia Legal Aid is Here to Help…

04/18/2025

The Province of Nova Scotia has recently announced that Nova Scotians now have a free tool that provides a step-by-step process for creating a power of attorney. The app was developed in partnership with the Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia and enables individuals to create a legally valid power of attorney, allowing them to designate a trusted person to manage their finances and property if they become unable to do so themselves.

The free power of attorney app, called the POA-E app, is available at:

An enduring power of attorney is a legal document that lets a capable adult give another adult they trust the power to look after their finances and property and it keeps working even after you can no longer make your own decisions. This could include the power to manage their land, house, bank acco...

03/09/2025

FYI
Nova Scotians can access their provincial immunization records at:

CANImmunize Clinic Flow

02/18/2025

We are remaining closed today due to weather. Stay safe, everyone. :-)

01/18/2025

The Peer Support Phone Service is a non-crisis service for adults in need of support.

06/08/2024

New from public health: Nova Scotia now provides meningitis B vaccine to youth less than 26 years of age with a Nova Scotia health card who are:

• entering into post-secondary studies and will be living for the first time in a residence/dormitory.
• living for the first time in a youth-based congregate living setting* (i.e., Nova Scotia Youth Centre, youth community residential setting, or long-term youth shelter).
• first time Nova Scotian military recruits less than 26 years of age who will be living within a military congregate living setting* (i.e., military barrack).