Spring meadow pharmacy

09/06/2025

08/06/2025

Now at Bridgewater location Pediatrician accepting new patients

08/02/2025

Clinic is open today walk in welcome

05/02/2025

Three New doctors accepting new patients . Open Saturdays as well
Walk in welcome

25/01/2025

We are now open on Saturdaysfor walk in 9Am - 2:00pm

17/01/2025

Walk in clinic and pharmacy . Female doctor available every day

22/06/2024

It’s Canadian Men’s Health Month. A great time to encourage the men in our lives to check in with their physical and mental health. Regularly checking-in with yourself can help to reduce your symptoms of stress and anxiety.

Let’s get active together! Whether it’s playing golf, walking, or bike riding, studies show that exercise of all kinds triggers feel-good endorphins, soothes stress, eases anxiety, and helps relieve depression. Partner up with friends and family and encourage one another to make your physical health a priority.

Share this link with the men in your lives as a great reminder about the role that moving more plays in your mental health:
https://menshealthfoundation.ca/canadian-mens-health-month/

16/06/2024

It’s Cataract Awareness Month. The most common cause of cataracts is aging, however did you know that there are several other contributing factors that can put you at risk? These include:

• Taking steroid medications
• Smoking
• Damage from UV rays
• Some diseases, such as diabetes

If you have questions about the health of your eyes or are wondering if it’s time to see your doctor, stop by and speak with our pharmacist.

Read more about cataracts from the Canadian Ophthalmological Society:
https://www.seethepossibilities.ca/eye-health/cataracts/

16/06/2024

School’s out for the summer—yay! Whether your family is looking forward to road tripping, heading to the cottage, picnics in the park or afternoons at the local splash pad, there’s a lot to prepare to keep everyone safe and healthy in the heat.

Stop by the pharmacy for everything you’ll need, from sunscreen to water bottles and first aid kit essentials.

Read more about prepping for summer safety:
https://www.getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/sfttps/tp201407-en.aspx

15/06/2024

Pollinators like bees are vital to growing the foods we need, and most will ignore us if we leave them alone.

But do you know what to do when you or someone with you has been stung by a bee or wasp?

For most people, a sting is just painful. Dropping into the pharmacy for pain medications or an antihistamine can do the trick!

But for a few, it can be life-threatening. You may not know you're one of them until after you've been stung. A severe allergic reaction to bee stings (anaphylaxis) requires emergency treatment.

Talk with us to know the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis, and what you can do to protect you and your family. Learn more about caring for an insect sting: https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/health-topics/care-insect-sting