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Located in the South Trail Crossing Shopping Centre, Medicentres Family Health Care offers quality health care services including family medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, podiatry and psychology for you and your loved ones.
Book routine appointments, see us on a walk-in basis or through the Fastrack Program, a service provided by a resgistered nurse enabling you to get quick care for minor injuries, prescription refills, and so much more.
Our dedicated team of medical professionals provide you with unrivaled care powered by the latest technology.
Medicentres clinics are part of ELNA Medical, the largest network of primary and specialty care clinics in Canada. We deliver the very best in accessible quality care. Come and see for yourselves, visit us today.
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