Mobile Primary Care Clinics

*If you are looking for Public Health Mobile Unit program that provides vaccination and COVID-19 and influenza testing, that information is here.

Mobile primary care clinics address non-urgent health issues and are not an emergency service. The types of health concerns that may be addressed at these clinics include:

• Prescription refills or renewals (except for controlled substances)
• Minor respiratory symptoms
• Sore throat
• Earaches
• Fever
• Headache
• Rashes
• Minor gastrointestinal concerns (vomiting and diarrhea)
• Cough, flu, or cold symptoms
• Urinary tract infections
• Muscle pain 

They can not order bloodwork or diagnostic imaging (ex, xRay, ultrasound, etc), provide immunizations, or complete medical forms (unless indicated otherwise in the clinic listing below).

You may be seen by a nurse practitioner or a physician. Please have your health card and a list of medications ready upon arrival. 

Despite the name, most mobile clinics now take place in existing clinics and buildings, not in mobile vehicles. The clinics are “mobile” because they pop up wherever there is a community need.

For more information about what is offered and what to expect, please see the listing for the clinic nearest you below.