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53 

Walk-In Medical Clinics near me in Okotoks, AB

Compass Health Services (Private Pay Only)

4.90144 Reviews
Anywhere in AB
Closed - Opens 9am Fri
Care First (Private Pay Only) - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Care First (Private Pay Only)

4.90152 Reviews
Anywhere in MB, ON, SK, AB
Closed - Opens 9am Fri
South Calgary Medical Clinic - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

South Calgary Medical Clinic

21.0 km • 118 - 40 Sunpark Plaza SE, Calgary, AB
Open - Closes 9pm
Wait time
40 min
In-person visitUpdated 4 min ago
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40 min
In-person visitUpdated 4 min ago
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Pristine Health Clinic South - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Pristine Health Clinic South

25.7 km • 108 - 11420, 27 STREET SE, Calgary, AB
Closed - Opens 9am Fri
Wait time
1 hr
Virtual visitUpdated 28 min ago
Wait time
1 hr
Virtual visitUpdated 28 min ago
Deer Valley Walk In Medical Clinic - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Deer Valley Walk In Medical Clinic

23.5 km • 26 - 1221 Canyon Meadows Drive SE, Calgary, AB
Closed - Opens 10am Fri
Wait time
1 hr 20 min
In-person visitUpdated 4 min ago
Wait time
1 hr 20 min
In-person visitUpdated 4 min ago
Get Well Medical Clinic - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Get Well Medical Clinic

22.9 km • 647 Shawinigan Dr SW, Calgary, AB
Open - Closes 8:30pm
Wait time
2 hrs
In-person or virtual visitUpdated 29 min ago
Wait time
2 hrs
In-person or virtual visitUpdated 29 min ago
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ADC Imaging - Okotoks - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Okotoks, AB

ADC Imaging - Okotoks

2.5 km • 107 - 109 Southbank Blvd, Okotoks, AB
Closed - Opens 8:30am Fri
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Pharmacy Care Clinic - Shoppers Drug Mart (High River) - Walk-In Medical Clinic in High River, AB

Pharmacy Care Clinic - Shoppers Drug Mart (High River)

17.2 km • 30 3rd Avenue SE, High River, AB
Closed - Opens 10am Fri
Wait time
No Recent Updates
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Pharmacy Care Clinic - Shoppers Drug Mart (Seton Shopping Centre) - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Pharmacy Care Clinic - Shoppers Drug Mart (Seton Shopping Centre)

17.4 km • Unit 106 - 19489 Seton Crescent SE, Calgary, AB
Closed - Opens 10am Fri
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ADC Imaging - Walden - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

ADC Imaging - Walden

17.5 km • 140 - 19606 Walden Blvd SE, Calgary, AB
Closed - Opens 8:30am Fri
Wait time
No Recent Updates
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Imagine Health Centres - Macleod Trail South - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Imagine Health Centres - Macleod Trail South

21.3 km • 4120 - 15 Sunpark Plaza SE, Calgary, AB
Open - Closes 8pm
Wait time
No Recent Updates
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Pharmacy Care Clinic - Shoppers Drug Mart (Shawnessy Town Centre) - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Pharmacy Care Clinic - Shoppers Drug Mart (Shawnessy Town Centre)

21.5 km • 300 - 85 Shawville Blvd SE, Calgary, AB
Closed - Opens 10am Fri
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Shawnessy Medical Clinic - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Shawnessy Medical Clinic

21.5 km • 138 - 70 Shawville Blvd SE, Calgary, AB
Open - Closes 8pm
Wait time
No Recent Updates
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Anchor Health Medical Clinic - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Anchor Health Medical Clinic

21.5 km • 10 Copperstone Street SE, Calgary, AB
Closed - Opens 9am Fri
Wait time
No Recent Updates
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No Recent Updates
Primacy - South Macleod Family Medical - Walk-In Medical Clinic in Calgary, AB

Primacy - South Macleod Family Medical

22.0 km • 100 - 15915 Macleod Trail SE (inside Real Canadian Superstore), Calgary, AB
Closed - Opens 7:30am Fri
Wait time
No Recent Updates
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Frequently asked questions about Walk-In Medical Clinics in Okotoks, AB

If you’re searching for medical care, you might be wondering “what is a walk-in clinic?” These are offices where you can see medical professionals without an appointment, whether or not you have a family doctor. Anyone who has a health card can see a doctor at a medical walk-in clinic. If you don’t have a health card, you can still see a doctor, but you’ll be required to pay a fee at a walk in clinic.

It can be difficult to know which walk-in clinics are open for in-person appointments. When someone searches for a“walk in clinic near me”, medimap.ca shows the walk in clinic wait time and the way in which a clinic is seeing patients; in-person, phone or virtual.

Medical walk-in clinics can add you to a daily waitlist to see a walk-in clinic doctor as soon as you show up in-person or call. Many clinics listed on medimap.ca offer online check-in so patients can simply submit a check-in request to add their name to the waitlist without physically visiting the clinic or calling ahead.

However, if you’d prefer to schedule an appointment for a future date/time rather than be put on the waitlist for the day, you can contact a clinic directly to book an in-person or virtual visit.

The following is not generally covered at a walk in clinic. Fees will apply if not covered by other health insurance plans (i.e. a work health insurance plan):

  • Doctor’s sick notes
  • Prescription medication
  • Some additional recommended treatments, like physiotherapy or chiropractic clinic appointments (some provinces cover some services)
  • Any tests or medical services not deemed medically necessary

Remember to bring your health card to the walk-in clinic to ensure your services are covered. Those without a health card can see a doctor but will be required to pay a fee. According to the Wellesley Institute, the average cost of a walk in clinic appointment in Toronto without Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) is $60.

In some cases, a walk-in doctor may suggest another diagnostic test, such as an ultrasound. In these cases, they’ll refer you to an appropriate centre or hospital nearby. As long as the tests are deemed medically necessary, they’re covered under your provincial health plan.

In some cases, a medical walk-in clinic near you may close earlier than its stated hours of operation. This is because some provinces set a maximum capacity for how many patients a clinic can see each day. Since the office can’t bill the government past a set limit, they shut down for the day.

To avoid being turned away, check walk-in clinic wait times on medimap.ca to see which clinics have already reached capacity and which are still open.

Traditionally, walk-in clinics were only offered in-person. The reason they’re called “walk-ins” is that you need to go to a physical location, join a waitlist, and wait your turn to see a doctor. Originally, provincial governments didn’t pay providers who offered virtual services, meaning there was less incentive for virtual walk-in clinics.

However, during COVID-19, virtual services became the norm. Today, every provincial government pays doctors to offer virtual services. As such, you can now easily book a walk-in clinic appointment that takes place over the phone or video chat.

Although in-person appointments are necessary sometimes, many concerns can be addressed virtually. Phone and video chats allow your doctor to verbally assess you or answer your questions. In some cases, a doctor may ask you to send a photo or show you the affected area on video.

Some virtual clinics work with doctors all over Canada. To speak with a local doctor, use the filters to find walk-in clinics nearby that offer in-person, phone, or video visits. Alternatively, you can also speak to the next available doctor via video call by selecting Virtual Care from the medimap.ca homepage.

A family doctor is your primary care provider for continuous care. This is the person you would make an appointment with if you have a new non-emergency health concern. If you don’t have a family doctor, you’ll need to find a family practice accepting patients. Each province has specific ways in which residents should find a family doctor.

To find a family doctor in your area, please visit medimap.ca and enter your postal code or city, and search for “walk-in clinics”.

Then on the search results page, click the link near the left of the screen which says “Are you looking for a family doctor? Click here to find one”. This will generate a list of clinics that have family doctors accepting new patients. You can give them a call to schedule a consultation.

Alternatively, each province has a resource to help people find a family doctor.

Ontario

To find a doctor in Ontario, use the Find a doctor or nurse practitioner page and register Register with our Health Care Connect service and have a nurse find a doctor or nurse practitioner for you.

British Columbia

The BC College of Family Physicians provides a number of options to help residents find a family doctor.

Quebec

To find a family doctor, you can register on the waiting list of the Québec Family Doctor Finder (GAMF). The waiting time varies depending on the availability of doctors and the number of registrations in your region.

Manitoba

The Family Doctor Finder allows residents to register to be connected with a home clinic that will meet your needs.

Alberta

Alberta Find a Doctor allows people to search by location to see which family doctors are accepting new patients.

New Brunswick

Patient Connect NB is designed to help residents of New Brunswick find a primary care doctor. Register to be connected with a doctor who is accepting new patients in your area.

Newfoundland & Labrador

Use the Find a Doctor NL directory to see a list of family doctors accepting new patients.

Northwest Territories

A list of physicians in the Northwest Territories can be found here and clinics can be contacted individually.

Nova Scotia

The province recommends patients call 811 or register with the Need a Family Practice Registry, which is a waitlist.

Nunavut

The territory’s Department of Health provides contact numbers and a map to healthcare services where physicians can be found.

Prince Edward Island

Residents should use the Patient Registry Program that helps connect Islanders to a family doctor or nurse practitioner who is accepting new patients.

Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan Health Authority keeps a list of doctors that are accepting new patients by region.

Yukon

The Territory has a Find a family doctor service that helps residents get matched with a doctor that is accepting new patients.

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