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A network of physicians and other health providers working together to provide a more comprehensive primary care service.

The Highland Primary Care Network (HPCN) has been around since 2007 providing health care services in Airdrie, Carstairs, Crossfield, Didsbury and surrounding areas. HPCN encompasses fourteen clinics, over forty-one member physicians and serves over fifty thousand patients. Primary Care (PC) is the first point of contact within the health care system that is provided by family physicians and Primary Care Network’s (PCN) interprofessional team; nurses, dietitians, pharmacists, social workers and behavioural health consultants. The interprofessional team works closely with physicians resulting in better collaboration, timely referrals and comprehensive patient care.

10/27/2026

💙 This Canadian Patient Safety Week, we’re joining in the conversation about what shapes safer care and how we can all play a part.

Safer care starts with everyday things: asking questions, sharing concerns and having open conversations. PCNs help connect healthcare providers and community services so patients can get the care and support they need.

If you have questions about your health, don’t hesitate to reach out to your primary care provider. Speaking up and staying informed can help you feel more confident about the care you receive.

10/22/2026

October is . It’s an opportunity to raise awareness, encourage early detection and remind us of the importance of breast health.

Learn more about breast cancer screening through the Cancer Society: https://cancer.ca/en/cancer-information/cancer-types/breast/screening

Your family doctor or primary care provider can help you understand your individual risk and discuss screening options that are right for you.

10/20/2026

Fall is a good time to check in on your health. 🍂

As we settle into a new season, a few things may be worth adding to your wellness checklist:

✓ Get your annual flu shot
✓ Review your medications and make sure refills are up to date
✓ Catch up on recommended appointments and health screenings
✓ Prepare for colder weather and changes to your usual activities

Ready to check off the first item? Alberta’s influenza immunization program starts today, Monday, October 19!

👉 Learn more and book your flu shot: https://myhealth.alberta.ca/topic/immunization

10/16/2026

Less daylight means it’s time to think about visibility and safety. With darker mornings and earlier sunsets, take a few extra precautions when you’re walking, driving or heading out for the day.

🚶 For pedestrians: Wear bright or reflective clothing, stay visible and use marked crosswalks. Make eye contact with drivers before crossing.

🚗 For drivers: Slow down in low-light conditions, watch carefully for pedestrians and cyclists, and be especially alert in school zones and at crosswalks.

❤️ For families: Talk to kids about staying visible, using designated crossings and paying attention around roads and school drop-off areas.

A few simple changes can help everyone get where they’re going safely this fall! For more safety information or to learn about the health services, programs and resources we offer, visit https://hpcn.ca/.

10/14/2026

Take charge of your health. 💪🍎 Join a workshop and discover practical tools and tips to help you get more out of everyday life.

You can choose from dozens of free health workshops — in-person and online — via Alberta PCNs and the Alberta Healthy Living Program, covering topics such as:
➡️ mental health
➡️ diabetes
➡️ nutrition
➡️ exercise
➡️ grief

Explore workshops in your area now.

💻 PCN workshops: albertafindaprovider.ca/workshops/home

💻 Alberta Healthy Living Program workshops: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/info/Page16878.aspx

10/09/2026

This weekend is a time to gather, reflect, and give thanks to others, but remember to make space to support your own mental health too.

Taking care of your mental health might look like:

🤍Setting boundaries to help you from feeling overwhelmed
🤍Recognizing when you need to take a break and having a plan to help you recharge

Your mental health matters to us, too. For help with strategies, tools, and resources to support your mental health, talk to your primary care provider.

Remember, you do not have to wait until your mental health concerns feel overwhelming to ask for help. Ask for help any time to get the support you need to feel your best.

10/05/2026

Wet leaves, slippery sidewalks and changing weather can make getting around a little trickier this time of year! 🍂

Help prevent slips and falls by:
👟 Choosing shoes or boots with good traction and a secure fit
👟 Using well-lit paths and carrying a light when needed
👟 Taking extra care on stairs and using handrails
👟 Watching for wet leaves, uneven surfaces and slippery spots

Have questions about staying safe and healthy this fall? Connect with your primary care provider or learn more about supports available in your community. https://hpcn.ca/

09/29/2026

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. 🧡

For our PCN, reconciliation means continuing to listen, learn and take meaningful action to create more welcoming, culturally safe and accessible health-care experiences for First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

There are many ways to mark the day, from attending community gatherings and commemorative events to listening to Indigenous voices and learning more about the history and ongoing legacy of residential schools.

👉 Explore events happening across Alberta and find an opportunity to learn, reflect and connect: https://albertafindaprovider.ca/news/2026-national-day-for-truth-and-reconciliation-events-across-alberta

09/25/2026

As school, work and activities get back into full swing, it's a good time to get back to the healthy habits that help protect you and those around you.

🧼 Wash your hands regularly
🤧 Cover coughs and sneezes
🏠 Stay home when you're sick
🧹 Clean frequently touched surfaces

Healthy habits don't have to be complicated. Small steps can help reduce the spread of illness wherever your routine takes you.

Watch for symptoms and reach out to your primary care provider or PCN team if you need support: https://hpcn.ca/

09/23/2026

Wednesday, September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day honours Indigenous children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities. 🧡

In-person and virtual events are taking place across Alberta, creating space to come together in the spirit of reconciliation.

📆 Looking for an event to attend? Explore events happening in communities across Alberta and find an opportunity to learn and participate: www.albertafindaprovider.ca/news/2026-national-day-for-truth-and-reconciliation-events-across-alberta

Address

Airdrie, AB

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+1 587-287-1727

Website

http://www.hpcn.ca/

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