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Highland Primary Care Network

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Highland Primary Care Network

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.

03/11/2026

Women represent a significant proportion of family doctors across PCNs, reflecting the invaluable contributions they make to primary care, patients and communities.

We asked a member, “What advice would she give a young woman considering a career in medicine?”

"I would encourage any young woman considering medicine to pursue it. It’s a meaningful career and a privilege to practice. Just don’t let it become the only thing that defines you. Keep fostering your hobbies, relationships and life outside of medicine along the way. Stay well-rounded. This will serve both you and your patients as it will make you a happier person, and therefore a better doctor.” — Dr. Lama Mouneimne, PCN family doctor

On Canadian Women Physicians Day, we invite you to join us in recognizing and celebrating all women family doctors. We appreciate the care they provide, the relationships they build, and the way they show up for patients and teams.

03/10/2026

Feeling a little off today? ⏰ The time change can disrupt your body’s internal clock, leaving many people feeling tired or low on energy. As you adjust this week, small habits can help your body get back on track.

Try keeping a consistent bedtime tonight, getting outside for some daylight, moving your body during the day and limiting caffeine later in the afternoon. These simple sleep hygiene habits can help restore your energy and support better sleep.

Taking care of your sleep is an important part of your overall health. If you need support, start the conversation with your primary care team.

Learn more about how Highland Primary Care Network can help: https://hpcn.ca

03/06/2026

This upcoming International Women’s Day, we recognize the vital contributions of women in our communities and in health care. 🌷

The 2026 theme , reminds us that when we give our time, knowledge, mentorship, advocacy and support we help create stronger systems and healthier communities.

At HPCN, we are committed to advancing health equity by fostering inclusive environments where everyone’s unique health needs are respected and addressed.

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03/04/2026

It’s and we want to thank all pharmacy professionals for their effort in delivering exceptional and safe care for patients.

An HPCN pharmacist can support you with:
💊 Advice and education on the use of prescription medications, natural medicines and herbal products
🚭 To***co cessation goals
💉 Insulin usage
💖 Health screenings including blood sugar, blood pressure monitoring and cardiovascular risk assessments

Talk with your primary care provider about getting referred to a PCN pharmacist: [insert PCN website link]

02/27/2026

Trying to make sense of anxiety, nutrition or chronic health concerns on your own? 🤔
Primary Care Networks offers free workshops led by dietitians, social workers and other health professionals to give you practical tools you can use right away.

Explore upcoming workshops and register today: https://hpcn.ca/classes/ or https://albertafindaprovider.ca/workshops/home

02/25/2026

The Pink Shirt Day theme this year is ‘Sprinkle Kindness’. It’s a reminder that being kind doesn’t need to be complicated. 🩷
Uplifting the people around you feels good for everyone and helps create safe environments based on respect, compassion, and understanding.
Want to make a positive difference on people around you? Try sprinkling simple gestures, compliments or words of encouragement through your everyday interactions. These small acts can ripple through our communities to make a big difference!

02/17/2026

Gold medals aren’t won overnight and neither is good health! 🏅

It takes preparation, consistency and the right team beside you. Your primary care team can help you with ongoing support to health resources and whole-person care. We’re here to help you stay strong through every season.

Learn more: https://hpcn.ca

02/13/2026

💝 Happy Valentine’s Day from your Primary Care Network! Today is a reminder that care starts with connection! Whether it’s a check-up, a conversation, or ongoing support, we’re here for you, today and every day.

💌 Tag or share these valentines with someone who helps you feel your best!

02/11/2026

🫀Make this month all about prioritizing your heart.

Simple shifts in your daily routine can strengthen your heart and boost your long‑term health:

💗 Eat nutritious balanced meals
💗 Reduce stress levels
💗 Limit or eliminate alcohol
💗 Get moving!
Not sure what would work best for you? Your primary care provider can offer personalized advice to keep you on the right track.

02/09/2026

February is Heart Health Month ❤️

Cardiovascular disease remains one of the leading causes of death in Canada—but many risk factors can be prevented or managed with early action.

Prevention starts with awareness. Take a moment to check in on your heart health and connect with your primary care team.

Your primary care provider can help you take a proactive approach to heart and vascular health. Screening early, identifying risk factors, and intervening quickly make a meaningful difference.

Learn how Primary Care Networks can support your care and help you stay heart healthy: https://hpcn.ca

02/06/2026

In Canada, an estimated 2.9 million people are living with an eating disorder.

During Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we are raising awareness and reducing stigma.

Eating disorders can affect people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. Early support matters.

Your family doctor and PCN care team can help by:

👉 Identifying concerns early
👉 Connecting you to mental health supports
👉 Referring to nutrition services
👉 Helping access community resources

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If food, eating, or body image are affecting your well-being, help is available. Talk to your family doctor about support options.

02/04/2026

It's a beautiful day to get outside and enjoy the fresh air! ❄️

Today, Wednesday, February 4 is Winter Walk Day, organized by Shape Alberta to encourage us all to stay active this season.

🥾 Lace up your boots and get moving with friends, families, colleagues or pets. Your body and mind will thank you!

Learn more ➡️ shapeab.ca/winter-walk-day

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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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The Highland Primary Care Network (Highland PCN) provides primary care services to our growing communities, with member clinics in Airdrie, Didsbury, Carstairs, Beiseker, and Crossfield. With a total of 22 family doctor clinics, 67 family doctors, and our health team members serve over 71,000 patients from those communities and surrounding areas. Our primary focus is to support your family doctor’s clinic, your Medical Home, the place where you should feel the most comfortable going for all your health needs.