Timely care for common health needs in Barrie
West Barrie Health Centre is a new walk-in clinic serving Barrie residents who need timely assessment for eligible non-life-threatening concerns. Walk-in care will support common illnesses, minor injuries, uncomplicated infections, eligible prescription needs, and certain medical-document requests.
Care depends on the patient’s symptoms, clinical needs, and the healthcare professional’s medical judgment.
Colds, flu, and respiratory concerns
- •Colds and influenza-like symptoms
- •Fever and cough
- •Sore throat and strep assessment
- •Sinus and ear infections
Common infections and skin concerns
- •Urinary tract infections
- •Common skin rashes
- •Minor skin infections
- •Other eligible uncomplicated infections
Minor injuries
- •Minor cuts and burns
- •Sprains and strains
- •Mild physical injuries
- •Minor wound care
Prescription support
- •Eligible routine prescription renewals
- •Medication-related consultations
- •Follow-up for common medication concerns
Forms and administrative requests
- •Sick notes
- •Medical forms
- •Employment paperwork
- •Eligible third-party documentation
Referrals and next steps
- •Referral to family practice where appropriate
- •Guidance on follow-up care
- •Direction to testing or pharmacy services
- •Connection to ongoing care
Some forms, notes, and uninsured services may involve a fee.
What to know before using walk-in care
- Our physician-led Walk-In Clinic is now open, providing same-day care for non-emergency medical concerns, subject to physician availability and daily clinic capacity.
- Walk-in care is for eligible non-life-threatening concerns; suitability depends on clinical assessment.
- Some concerns need family-practice, specialist, hospital, or emergency care.
- You may need identification, a health card where applicable, medication information, or requested forms.
This is not an emergency service
West Barrie Health Centre does not provide emergency medical services. For severe chest pain, serious breathing difficulty, major injury, loss of consciousness, signs of stroke, or a severe allergic reaction, call 911 or visit the nearest emergency department. This list is not exhaustive.
Common questions
When will walk-in services begin?
Our physician-led Walk-In Clinic is now open, providing same-day care for non-emergency medical concerns, subject to physician availability and daily clinic capacity.
Will I need an appointment?
Walk-in care will be intended for same-day visits without an appointment once services open.
What concerns may be assessed?
Eligible non-life-threatening illnesses, minor injuries, common infections, prescription needs, and administrative requests, subject to clinical judgment.
Can prescriptions be renewed?
Eligible routine renewals may be supported. Controlled medications and complex renewals may need your regular provider.
What should I bring?
A health card where applicable, a list of your medications, relevant medical information, any required forms, and photo identification where appropriate.
What should I do during an emergency?
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Walk-in care does not provide emergency services.
Our care approach
A team ready to listen and guide your next steps
Our walk-in care professionals will assess eligible non-emergency concerns, explain available care options, and help patients understand when additional follow-up may be needed. Full team profiles will be published soon.
Listen carefully
We take time to understand your concern.
Assess respectfully
Care guided by clinical judgment.
Explain treatment clearly
You understand the plan and options.
Recommend next steps
Clear guidance on any follow-up.
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15 Cedar Pointe Drive, Units 13–16, Barrie, Ontario
Pharmacy hours: Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Sat 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM · Sun closed
Pharmacy, compounding and pharmacist minor-ailment care now open · Walk-In Clinic now open · Other services coming soon