Annapolis Community Health Centre

Appointments are required for blood collection service.

If you have a referral, you may book an appointment for blood collection at this location anytime online or by calling toll-free 1-833-998-2722 from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday to Friday (excluding holidays).

phone:  (902) 532-2381 

Water sample must be collected the same morning as drop-off and not the evening before using the water testing bottles and requisition provided by NS Health. E.Coli & Coliform testing is a white top 100 ML bottle / Chemical & Mineral testing is a black top 200 ML bottle

(902) 752-7600 x4300

Sample bottles for water testing can be picked up at the front desk from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Patients may self-refer to this team by phoning (902) 532-4022

Fax: (902) 532-2113

Patients will be seen by appointment only.

The Annapolis Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) provides access to care for those with unexpected, non-life-threatening health concerns with appointments offered within one to two days.

To book (or cancel) an appointment* call 902-532-4011 or visit in-person. You will be assessed to determine if you require an appointment later that day, or the next day the centre is open. If you require emergent care, you will be directed to the nearest emergency department.

There are a specific number of appointments available each day at the UTC. Once those appointments are booked up, we will no longer answer the telephone line. A sign will be posted at Annapolis Community Health Centre to inform the public. Closed on holidays.

*Please note: If there are no appointments available at this urgent treatment centre and your issue isn't urgent in nature, you can also call 1-833-710-0110 for availability of same-day appointments at surrounding primary care and after hours clinics. Telephone lines open starting at 8 a.m., Monday to Friday. There is limited availability and appointments will be distributed on a first come, first serve basis.  

The available appointments could be at any one of four locations:

• Eastern Kings Memorial Community Health Centre
• Western Kings Memorial Health Centre
• Soldiers Memorial Hospital
• Kentville (Suite 210, 70 Exhibition Street, Kentville)

More about the program

The Annapolis UTC is different than an emergency department in that it provides care for non-life-threatening illness or injuries, does not receive ambulances, and only sees patients by appointment.

• Download the Annapolis Urgent Treatment Centre poster (.pdf)
• Download the Annapolis Urgent Treatment Centre brochure (.pdf)
• Where to go for health care is a helpful guide to health services in Annapolis and Kings counties and other regions of Nova Scotia.
• Virtual Care NS provides people on the Need a Family Practice Registry with online access to a family doctor or nurse practitioner.