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Sunshine Coast Physicians that are accepting new patients. - Sunshine Coast

Community Health Notice posted: 26-Apr-2017 4:25 PM PDT

Family Physicians Accepting New Patients on the Sunshine Coast as of June 1, 2017.

Dr. Chinmay Dalal - Cowrie Medical Clinic (604) 670-6222
Dr. Ruan van Rooyen – Cowrie Medical Clinic (604) 670-6222

Dr. Tim McDowell - – Sechelt Medical Clinic (604) 885-2257
Dr. Justin Smith - – Sechelt Medical Clinic (604) 885-2257
Dr. Frank Wildgrube – Sechelt Medical Clinic (604) 885-2257

Physicians accepting new maternity patients:

Dr. Jane Bishop - Arbutus Clinic (604) 885-2384
Dr. Jenn Baxter – Gibsons Medical Clinic (604) 886-2868
Dr. Julie Baxter - Sechelt Medical Clinic (604) 885-2257
Dr. Jack Bryson - Sechelt Medical Clinic (604) 885-2257
Dr. Rayna Sivakova – Gibsons Medical Clinic (604) 886-2868
Dr. Sarah Lasuta – Sechelt Medical Clinic (604) 885-2257
Dr. Jeanette Gibbons - Upstream Medical Clinic (604) 885-6400
Dr. Karen Scott – Upstream Medical Clinic (604) 885-6400

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BC Cancer Agency - Screening Mammography Program

The Screening Mammography Program provides free screening mammograms for eligible BC women age 40 and up.

While no referral is required, we recommend women between the ages of 40 - 49 and 75+ discuss the benefits and limitations of screening mammography with their doctors. A referral is required for women under age 40 who are at high risk of developing breast cancer*.more info

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BC Cancer Agency

Toll-free: 1-800-663-9203

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