Wildrose Medical Centre
4607 50 Avenue T4H 1P7 Olds, AB, Canada

The Wild Rose Medical Centre will take Monday December 28th off, and will reopen on Tuesday December 29th at 8:30 am. Sorry for the previous confusion. Enjoy your break this holiday season!

Thank you for wearing a mask. Children aged 2 and over are asked to wear a mask like their caregivers while visiting the clinic. Wash or sanitize your hands and be aware of social distancing protocols. By following these directions, together we will get through the Covid 19 pandemic. It's tough, it's not our normal, and we know that it is not your normal either. Together we will move through this, and together we look forward to better days ahead.... Thank you for your continued awesome support and understanding!

Have a safe Holiday season. This is certainly not the normal way to get ready for the holidays. However, we have never in our history experienced a world wide pandemic either. The physicians and staff at the Wild Rose Medical Centre know that this is not normal, it is rather abnormal. Now more than ever is the time to start a new Holiday tradition by reaching out to others to lend a helping hand, and make spirits a little brighter. The clinic will be closed from 12:00 p.m.... on December 24th, and will reopen on Monday December 28th at 8:30 a.m. with the phones answered at 7:45 a.m. On January 1st we will WELCOME a new year full of expectations for all of us! Our clinic will be closed on Thursday December 31st at 12:00 p.m. and will reopen on Monday January 4th at 8:30 a.m. with phones answered at 7:45 a.m. From our homes to yours, have a very happy, safe holiday season!

Hello, and thank you for wearing a mask, sanitizing your hands and keeping social distance as best as you can. It keeps us safe, our family members safe and our community safe. Our clinic is OPEN for business to serve your medical needs. We are booking appointments over the phone for your protection, and providing screening to ensure you are being given the best appropriate care for your situation. Working together we will keep each other safe and healthy. Thank you for doing your part!

COVID - 19 Facts from the Physicians of Olds. With COVID-19 cases rising across the province, and hospital Intensive Care Units filling with desperately ill Albertans, it is time for some facts regarding the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. - SARS-CoV-2 is a respiratory virus that is spread mainly through respiratory droplets and aerosols. These particles are coughed, sneezed, or exhaled by an infected person often up to 2 days before they feel any symptoms of illness...Continue reading

The Wild Rose Medical Centre makes patient safety and comfort a priority. All measures have been taken to ensure that your visit to our Health Care facility is safe and comfortable during these unprecedented times. The clinic is fully open for business. Please ensure that you phone ahead, 403-556-7130, and book an appointment to see the physician. This gives us the necessary opportunity to ensure that you are receiving the correct care for your situation. Thank you for your patience as we work to keep our patients, staff and physicians safe. We appreciate the opportunity that you have given us to care for you, and your family.

Thank you to our local Cam Clark Ford Dealership who donated Face Shields to the Wild Rose Medical Centre for our staff and physicians to wear as needed. We take the health and safety of our patients seriously and appreciate this support.

Help us keep our Physicians at work so you can access the care you need. In order to keep our clinic open, and our patients, staff, and physicians safe, the staff at the Wild Rose Medical Centre ask a series of screening questions. This is extremely important. We need everyone to be honest with us, when answering these questions, to ensure that we will be able to keep the clinic open. If our staff and physicians are unexpectantly exposed to COVID19 they will be unable to wo...rk for two weeks. This will have significant impact on the care that you are able to receive at the clinic AND at the hospital. If doctors are not able to work, at the clinic or at the hospital, and if staff are not able to work your access to care will be affected. Thank you for helping to keep our staff and physicians at work, and our clinic open to provide you with the care you need. We are all in this together, by wearing a mask, hand hygiene, social distancing and answering screening questions we will get through this.

What if I think I have COVID-19? COVID-19 symptoms are similar to influenza and other respiratory illnesses. Common symptoms can be mild cough, fever, shortness of breath, runny nose or sore throat. More serious illness could include difficulty breathing or pneumonia. If you have concerning symptoms: 1. Take the COVID-19 self assessment to determine if you need testing, myhealth.alberta.ca. 2. Stay home and isolate for at least 14 days, or until symptoms resolve, whichever... is longer (this is a legal requirement). 3.Call Health Link, 811 to access testing if needed, and if you are concerned about your health. 4.Call the Wild Rose Medical Centre, 403-556-7130 to arrange for a phone consult from a doctor. 5. If you need immediate attention, call 911 and inform them you may have COVID-19. See more

We are OPEN and available to care for your medical needs. We are providing a combination of telephone/virtual, and face to face in clinic visits. Call the clinic from 07:45 through 16:30 Monday to Friday to book an appointment, 403-556-7130.

Thank you to the Olds Knitting Club who has supplied us with 20 awesome headbands to help secure our medical masks we are wearing at the clinic. Your time, talent and generosity is so welcome with these very important and valuable gifts. together we will fight COVID19, and we will get through this. Be kind to each other, and stay safe. With our deepest gratitude from the staff and physicians of the Wild Rose Medical Centre.

Thanks to Tracy Gardner, and her staff at ORE for their generosity in lending us their stations to help with our patient management in our waiting room. Patient safety and care is our number one priority. Physical distancing is so important right now. We have such an amazing, giving community. Thank you for helping us in our time of need!! Staying safe and sound:)