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Walk-In clinics are for new, acute problems only. Chronic medical conditions need to be assessed through your family physicians office unless otherwise instructed by your family physician. 

WALK-IN FAQ

HOW DO I KNOW IF I SHOULD GO TO THE WALK-IN CLINIC OR TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT?

If you have symptoms of chest pain, shortness of breath, changes in mental status, vision, significant injury or severe pain of any kind, you should go directly to the nearest emergency department. 

Concerns such as a rash (without shortness of breath), flu like symptoms, insect bites, sprains, sore throats, ear pain, cough and cold are best seen through a walk-in clinic. 

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WHAT ARE ACUTE MEDICAL PROBLEMS?

Acute conditions are severe and recent in onset. Some examples of acute medical conditions are colds, flu, back pain, headache, ear infections, throat infections, sinus infections, stomach flu, bronchitis, urinary tract infections and injuries. 

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WHAT ARE CHRONIC MEDICAL CONDITIONS?

Chronic conditions are long-developing. Examples of chronic medical conditions are asthma, heart disease, digestive problems, cancer, fatigue and chronic pain.

It is very important that if you are having concerns with a chronic condition that you book an office visit with your primary family physician as they will be able to spend an appropriate amount of time with you in their office to discuss your concerns. 

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ARE ALL BRANDON CLINIC WALK-IN'S THE SAME?

Brandon clinic walk-in's are the same. Our locations use the same EMR (electronic medical records) system. What this means is that your medical records are accessible to any doctor at our walk-in clinics. If you attend another walk-in clinic located in the city, they may not have access to your health information.  

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In terms of services provided, not all locations are the same. Please see the detailed list below of all the services provided at each of the walk-in locations. Not all locations have a nurse on duty during all hours. This information will be listed below. 

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HOW LONG ARE THE WALK-IN WAIT TIMES?

The walk-in wait time depends on how many patients are waiting to see the doctor and how long each patient is with the doctor. Some visits do take longer than others. 

Brandon Clinic Main

REGULAR WALK-IN HOURS:

MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00AM TO 5:00PM

FRIDAY - 9:00AM TO 1:00PM

PHONE: 204-728-4440

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SERVICES PROVIDED:

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• Nursing  (8:30 – 5PM  M-F)

• Walk-In (9:00—5PM M-THUR, 9:00-1PM FRI)

• Family Medicine

• Specialist Appointments

• X-Ray

• Laboratory (8:00 – 5PM  M-F)

• ECG / BpTRU Testing / 24hr Blood Pressure Testing

• Pulmonary Function Testing

• Ear Syringing

• Joint Injections

• Wart Treatment and Minor Surgical Procedures

• Liquid Nitrogen Treatment

• Suturing of Lacerations

• Occupational Health Visits/Students

• Routine Immunizations (child/adult)

• Mental Status Exams

• Dressings and Wound Care

• Injections (vaccines/vitamin/medication)

• Foreign Body Eye Treatment

• Removal of staples/sutures

• Pap test

• STI Treatment

• IUD Removal

Brandon Clinic West

BCW Hours have temporarily changed:

Monday to Friday - 9:00am to 5:00pm

Weekends/Holidays  - 10:00am to 2:00pm

REGULAR WALK-IN HOURS:

MONDAY - FRIDAY 9:00AM TO 8:00PM

SATURDAY             10:00AM TO 4:00PM

SUNDAY/STAT       10:00AM TO 2:00PM

PHONE: 204-727-0900

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SERVICES PROVIDED:

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• Nursing  (9:00 – 5PM  M-F)

• Walk-In Appointments

• Evening/Weekend Walk-In

• Ear Syringing

• Liquid Nitrogen Treatment

• Joint Injections

• Wart Treatment

• Suturing of Lacerations

• Tetanus Vaccinations

• Dressings and  Wound Care

• Injections (vaccines/vitamin/medication)

• Foreign Body Eye Treatment

• Removal of staples/sutures

• STI Treatment

• IUD Removal