Calgary Foothills Primary Care Network is a group of more than 500 family doctors who serve almost 400,000 patients in north Calgary and Cochrane. We work with teams of other health professionals and Alberta Health Services to offer patients the best in primary health care. Read more about how we work.

Patients of Calgary Foothills PCN doctors have access to physician-led health teams within their clinic, as well as network-wide clinics and workshops. Network-wide clinics include Riley Park Maternity Clinic and Access 365 Clinic for after-hours care. Tour this site for details. Patients living in the Calgary area who do not have a family doctor can find a physician at albertafindadoctor.ca.

The Calgary Foothills PCN catchment area includes most of north Calgary (west of Deerfoot) and Cochrane.

To find out if your physician is a member, ask your family doctor or check our directory.

If you do not have a family doctor, we can help you find one at albertafindadoctor.ca.

Yes. Primary Care Networks are part of Alberta’s public health care system.

Yes. Primary Care Networks receive funding from the government. Funding is used to provide programs and services. For example, PCNs hire health professionals to work in physician-led teams.

Every Primary Care Network will provide the same basic services. But, networks also have the flexibility to deliver services in a way that meets the specific needs of their local population.

No. Joining a network is optional for physicians.