Primary Care Clinics & 24hr Emergency Centres

The Saskatchewan Health Authority operates Primary Health Care Clinics in communities throughout the area.

The following are the Primary Health Care Clinics, including locations, hours of operation and contact information. Clinics are not open on Statutory Holidays.

Please note that all clinics are open and doing a doing a combination of in person and phone appointments. Most clinics (both primary care and physician clinics listed below) are doing a phone screen first, or a conversation with the physician to deem if the person needs to come in. They may also refer patients for laboratory or diagnostic imaging prior to coming in or having another phone call. Specific details for each clinc in Prince Albert is below.

Priority patients (including prenatal, pre-ops, wound care, chronic disease) are booked in person. Patients that need to be seen in person are seen at clinics. If a patient has COVID-19 symptoms, they will be sent to a designated assessment centre if cannot be managed over the phone.

Nurse Practitioners

A nurse practitioner does not replace the special skills of a physician. However, a nurse practitioners’ advanced training makes it possible to manage common health problems, and with other members of the health care team, manage more complicated health care problems. Find the list of nurse practitioners HERE

Nurse practitioners can do the following:

• complete physical exams, including Pap tests
• diagnose and treat common medical disorders, e.g., coughs, strep throat, ear infections, bladder infections, birth control, pregnancy testing, warts, fevers, rashes, sexually transmitted infections
• dressings and wound care
• minor surgical procedures, e.g., stitches
• order diagnostic tests, e.g., x-rays, blood work
• manage chronic stable medical conditions e.g., diabetes, high blood pressure
• prescribe drugs other than those listed in the Controlled Drugs & Substances Act (e.g., narcotics)
• provide care to long term care residents and clients in special care homes

Physician clinics

The following is based on the most recent information from the clinics.

Clinic name	Location	Contact Information
Associate Medical Clinic All physicians are seeing in person visits at least one day a week Phone visits are generally done first to triage patients based by need Wait times to speak with a physician are less than prior to the pandemic	400 - 20 14th Street West Prince Albert	Phone: 306-764-1513 Fax: 306-764-3091
Co-operative Health Centre Phone and in person appointments	110 8th Street East Prince Albert	Phone: 306-763-6464  Fax: 306-763-2101
Downtown Medical Clinic Seeing patients in person if medically necessary and COVID screen is negative Phone appointments for patients that don't need to be seen face to face. If patients needs to be seen and has COVID-19 symptoms, they are sent to assessment centre	1310 Central Ave, Prince Albert SK	Phone (306) 922-4456 Fax: (306) 922-4459
P.A. Cornerstone Medical Clinic Fully open for in person visits, but require patients to make an appointment and wear a mask to come in	100 Cornerstone (inside WalMart) Prince Albert	Phone: 306-922-2002 Fax: 306-922-2003
Prince Albert Medical Clinic	681 15th Street West Prince Albert	Phone: 306-764-1505 Fax: 306-764-7775
South Hill Medical Practice Appointment first by phone generally Walk-in is taking patients	2685 2nd Ave. West Prince Albert	Phone: 306-922-9570 Fax: 306-922-2513
West Hill Medical Clinic Open and seeing patients in person and by phone Cough/sore throats, etc have phone call and referred to assessment site if needed	1A 2995 2nd Ave. West Prince Albert	Phone: 306-765-8500 Fax: 306-765-8501

 

Independent physicians

 

Physician	Location	Contact Information
Dr. D. Ardell Seeing people in person and over the phone (phone first usually, then in person if needed)	Victoria Square Medical Clinic 2345 10th Ave. West Prince Albert	Phone: 306-763-8888 Fax: 306-763-9038
Dr. R. Cornelissen	1316 Central Ave. Prince Albert	Phone: 306-764-2266 Fax: 306-764-2305