A three-physician family practice on 120th Street, open seven days a week. Appointments in person or by phone.
The practice is full and not taking new patients. Online booking is for patients of the clinic. If you are looking for a family doctor, start here.
| Monday | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm |
| Thursday | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm |
| Friday | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm |
| Saturday | 9:00 am - 1:00 pm |
| Sunday | 9:00 am - 1:00 pm |
Book online at any hour, or call during clinic hours. The clinic is by appointment, so please book before coming in. Nothing replaces the phone; this only takes pressure off it.
Pick a reason, a day and a time from the real schedule. Takes about two minutes, open 24 hours, no account needed.
Speak to reception during clinic hours. Best if you are not sure what kind of appointment you need, or if you are booking for someone else.
General family medicine for patients of the practice, including same-day appointments when something needs seeing quickly.
For patients of the practice: coughs, colds, sore throats, fevers, ear and sinus pain, rashes, urinary symptoms, minor injuries.
Ongoing care for patients of the practice, including chronic conditions, medication reviews and referrals.
Renewals, new prescriptions, and pharmacy questions. Some renewals can be handled by phone.
Periodic health exams, employment and driver medicals, pre-operative assessments.
PAP tests and cervical screening, contraception, menopause, prenatal care.
Sick visits, well-baby checks, growth and development, childhood immunisation.
Anxiety, low mood, stress and sleep. Longer appointments are available when booked ahead.
Skin lesion removal, wound care and suturing, joint injections, ear syringing.
Workplace injuries and motor vehicle accident assessments, including the required paperwork.
Diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid, asthma and COPD.
Routine vaccines, flu shots, and advice before travelling.
Specialist referrals, imaging and lab requisitions, and going over results.
Three family physicians. When you book you can ask for your own doctor, or take the first available appointment, which is usually sooner.
Booking appointments with patients of the practice, in person and by phone.
Booking appointments with patients of the practice, in person and by phone.
Booking appointments with patients of the practice, in person and by phone.
All three physicians have a full roster, so the clinic cannot take on new patients at this time. This page is kept up to date, so if that changes it will say so here.
The practice is actively looking for another physician. When a doctor joins, the roster opens again and new patients can register through this page and book online like everyone else.
Looking for a family doctor in BC? Register with the provincial Health Connect Registry. It is free, it is the official route, and you will be contacted when a doctor or nurse practitioner in your area has space.
This is the single most common question the front desk is asked. Published here, it gets answered once, correctly, instead of one caller at a time.
While you wait to be matched with a family doctor, these are open to everyone in British Columbia.
HealthLink BC puts you through to a registered nurse, free, 24 hours a day, in over 130 languages.
Surrey has several. They see people who do not have a family doctor, for anything that needs attention the same day.
For anything severe or sudden, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Online at any hour, or by phone during clinic hours. The clinic is by appointment.
Arrive about five minutes early with your BC Services Card.
Appointments are ten or fifteen minutes. Book a longer visit if you have several things to cover.
Sent to your pharmacy or specialist directly wherever possible.
The clinic will contact you if anything needs following up.
An established Surrey family practice with a long-standing patient base and room for another physician. A new doctor joining is also what allows the practice to open its doors to new patients again, so this page and the new-patient page are two halves of the same thing. Enquiries are welcome and confidential.
Get in touchEvery answer here is a call the front desk does not have to take.
No. The practice is full and we are not accepting new patients. If you are looking for a family doctor in British Columbia, register with the provincial Health Connect Registry and you will be matched when a space opens.
Yes. The clinic runs by appointment. Book online at any hour, or call during clinic hours.
Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
Yes. Phone appointments are available for many reasons, including prescription renewals and going over results.
Book a short phone or in-person appointment. Some renewals need a visit first, depending on the medication.
Yes. Book in the patient's own name and bring their BC Services Card.
Visits covered by the Medical Services Plan cost nothing at the desk. Some services are not covered, including certain forms, notes and travel advice; reception will tell you the fee before you book.
The clinic contacts you if anything needs following up. To go over results, book a short phone appointment.
Yes, including the paperwork. Bring your claim number if you have one.
English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Yes, free parking on site, and the entrance is step-free.
Cancel from the link in your confirmation, or call the clinic. Letting us know early frees the slot for someone else.
Open 24 hours. No account to create.