A thoughtful first step
You can discuss sexual and reproductive health questions in a respectful, non-judgmental setting. Recommendations depend on your symptoms, history and preferences.
Your visit starts with a review of your concern, relevant medical history, medications and any factors that may affect your care. An examination may be recommended depending on the reason for your visit.
What your visit may include
- A focused conversation about symptoms, timing and impact on daily life
- A relevant physical examination, with your consent
- Discussion of reasonable treatment, testing, monitoring or referral options
- Clear guidance on follow-up and symptoms that should prompt more urgent care
Seek urgent help when neededCall 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for severe or life-threatening symptoms. A clinic visit is not a substitute for emergency care.
Frequently asked questions
Appointments are recommended for focused or longer visits. Walk-in availability may change during the day, so please call the clinic before arriving.
Bring your Alberta Health Care card, photo identification, an up-to-date medication list and any forms, results or notes related to your concern.
That depends on your symptoms, history and examination. Your clinician will explain any suggested testing, follow-up or referral and why it may be useful.