Urgent Care

Updated June 16, 2023 - Urgent Care Hours and Services

Urgent Care hours are changing.   New hours:

Monday to Thursday   8:30 am to 8:00 pm

Friday  8:30 am to 1:00 pm (closing times changed)

Saturday  9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Sunday  12 noon to 4:00 pm

Holidays  12 noon to 4:00 pm

Patients who do not have a family physician at the Centre:  Please note that patients who do not have a family physician at the Centre must register with Urgent Care by 5:00 pm Monday to Thursday in order to be treated by a physician.  There are no restrictions any other times.  

In order to ensure safe and high quality care for our patients, we reserve the right to cut off additional patient registration for the Urgent Care Clinic when patient volume exceed the Centre's capacity.  

MASKS ARE RECOMMENDED FOR ALL VISITS - MANDATORY IF YOU HAVE COUGH, FEVER, COLD, VOMITING AND OTHER RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS

The Glazier Medical Centre Urgent Care department provides services to the community seven days a week. Individuals who are experiencing a non-emergency situation may wish to use the Urgent Care department.

Appointments are available on a walk-in basis with two general practitioners during the day and one in the evening and weekends working out of the department for patients who do not have a family physician or whose family doctor is unavailable. A nurse is also available to assist the physician.

The Urgent Care department covers overflow and time off from the Clinic's own practices plus provides a valuable service for the entire community. The department is connected to the Clinic's medical computer system including integrated electronic medical records. Patients of Glazier Medical Centre doctors are encouraged to use our Urgent Care to guarantee the continuity of their medical records.

Waiting time will be determined by patient numbers and cases.

Please present your Health Card to the receptionist prior to seeing a physician. Other non-OHIP covered fees may be charged with your visit.

Emergency situations should be directed to the Emergency Department at the hospital.

Narcotics will not be prescribed through the Urgent Care department.