Kalyna Country Primary Care Network

03/09/2026

Feeling a little off today? ⏰ The time change can disrupt your body’s internal clock, leaving many people feeling tired or low on energy. As you adjust this week, small habits can help your body get back on track.

Try keeping a consistent bedtime tonight, getting outside for some daylight, moving your body during the day and limiting caffeine later in the afternoon. These simple sleep hygiene habits can help restore your energy and support better sleep.

Taking care of your sleep is an important part of your overall health. If you need support, start the conversation with your primary care team.

03/09/2026

Supervised Exercise Program
A free program for anyone living with a chronic
disease who wants to become more active.
Occurs in a group setting lead by an Exercise
Specialist.


Vegreville Family Clinic Town Of Vegreville Eye on Vegreville

03/06/2026

This upcoming International Women’s Day, we recognize the vital contributions of women in our communities and in health care. 🌷

The 2026 theme , reminds us that when we give our time, knowledge, mentorship, advocacy and support we help create stronger systems and healthier communities.

At KCPCN, we are committed to advancing health equity by fostering inclusive environments where everyone’s unique health needs are respected and addressed.



International Women's Day
Town Of Vegreville Town of Killam Town of Vermilion Town of Daysland Town of Hardisty Town of Mundare Town of Tofield Town of Viking

03/05/2026

Lung Screening
Lung cancer screening can save your life. Regular screening can lower your risk of dying from lung cancer by at least 25%. The Alberta Lung Cancer Screening Program (ALCSP) is accepting new participants. Those who are already enrolled will see no changes in their care or ability to receive low-dose CT scans. Learn more below or contact Alberta Lung Cancer Screening Program (ALCSP) directly at 1-866-727-3926.

Visit Primary Care Alberta : https://screeningforlife.ca/lung/

Town of Vermilion Town of Daysland Town Of Vegreville Town of Vermilion

03/04/2026

The Screen Test Mobile Mammography Clinic will be returning to Tofield April 20 to 23, 2026.
How to book: Call 1-800-667-0604 (toll-free)
Cost: None

Why are mammograms important? Screening mammograms are routine tests used to find early signs of cancer in individuals who have no breast problems or symptoms. They can find changes in the breast that are too small to be felt, before symptoms appear and when treatment may work better. To learn more about Screen Test, visit our website or call us at 1-800-667-0604.
https://screeningforlife.ca/breast/screen-test-mobile-clinics/


Town of Tofield Town of Daysland Village of RYLEY Tofield Medical Clinic Holden, Alberta Today

03/04/2026

🌟 Supporting Our Communities 🌟
Did you know? Community Support Navigators are available in every community served by Kalyna Country Primary Care Network.
Our Community Support Navigators are here to help patients and families find their way through the health care system and connect with the right community programs and supports. Whether you need help accessing services, finding local resources, or navigating next steps, you don’t have to do it alone.
✅ Free program
✅ Personalized support
✅ Available across all KCPCN communities
If you think a Community Support Navigator could help you or someone you care about, talk to your family doctor or contact your local PCN clinic to learn more.
📍 Support close to home—wherever you live in our PCN region.

Visit: https://kalynapcn.ca/community-support-navigator/
or call: (780) 632-2091

view CSN info poster: https://kalynapcn.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/FINAL-KCPCN-Support-Navigation-Pr-Facebook-Video.jpg

Town of Vermilion Town of Daysland Town of Tofield Town of Viking Town of Mundare Town of Killam Town Of Vegreville Vegreville Family Clinic Tofield Medical Clinic

03/03/2026

It’s and we want to thank all pharmacy professionals for their effort in delivering exceptional and safe care for patients.

A pharmacist can support you with:

💊 Advice and education on the use of prescription medications, natural medicines and herbal products

🚭 To***co cessation goals

💉 Insulin usage

💖 Health screenings including blood sugar, blood pressure monitoring and cardiovascular risk assessments

Talk with your primary care provider about getting referred to a PCN pharmacist: [insert PCN website link]

02/27/2026

Trying to make sense of anxiety, nutrition or chronic health concerns on your own? 🤔
Primary Care Networks offers free workshops led by dietitians, social workers and other health professionals to give you practical tools you can use right away.

Explore upcoming workshops and register today:https://albertafindaprovider.ca/workshops/home

02/26/2026

Colorectal Screening
Find it early. Prevent it. Treat it.
If you’re 50 to 74 years old, it’s a good idea to consider regular colorectal cancer screening. Getting screened is the single most important thing you can do to protect yourself against colorectal cancer.

Visit Primary Care Alberta: https://screeningforlife.ca/colorectal/

Town of Vermilion Town of Daysland Town of Tofield Town Of Vegreville

02/26/2026

Town of Vermilion Town of Daysland Town of Tofield Town of Viking Town of Mundare Town of Killam Town Of Vegreville

Finding a family doctor, nurse practitioner, registered midwife or primary care clinic is now easier with help from the new Alberta Find a Provider website.

The site, which originally launched in 2019 as ‘Alberta Find a Doctor’, has been updated with a new name and new look. A link to the Alberta Association of Midwives directory has also been added to support pregnant people who are looking for a registered midwife.

Visit albertafindaprovider.ca to start your search today.

02/26/2026

The latest Alberta government news announcements.

02/25/2026

Cervical cancer is preventable—and Alberta is moving to a better way to screen for it.

The new HPV screening test is more effective than Pap tests and checks for high-risk HPV types that can lead to cervical cancer.

It’s now offered to Albertans ages 50–69, with plans to expand to ages 25–49. Talk to your healthcare provider for more information or visit https://screeningforlife.ca/cervical/get-screened/cervical-screening-test/