Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network

Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network Integrated and comprehensive primary health care for a healthier Leduc County and its communities.

The Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network provides services for patients in the City of Leduc, towns of Beaumont and Devon and all communities in Leduc County. A group of 63 family physicians in 17 clinics along with additional health care professionals (registered nurses, registered dietitians, an exercise specialist, behavioural health consultants and mental health therapists) work together

to improve primary care for our patients. Primary Care Networks (PCNs) use a collaborative team approach to provide care for patients and to coordinate primary health care services provided by family physicians, Alberta Health Services and other health care professionals. PCNs are a way to provide team support for family doctors by bringing teams of health professionals together – doctors, nurses, dietitians, social workers, mental health professionals, pharmacists, occupational and respiratory therapists and others. PCNs also manage 24-hour patient access to appropriate primary care services.
~Please note - the office is closed on all statutory holidays.

Devon and area! Our providers are presenting Managing Menopause at the Devon Public Library on April 30th. Details and r...
04/22/2026

Devon and area! Our providers are presenting Managing Menopause at the Devon Public Library on April 30th. Details and registration: https://buff.ly/oQu6OOv

Feeling overwhelmed? Stress can build up fast, but small, intentional steps can make a big difference. 🤍Learning just 3 ...
04/20/2026

Feeling overwhelmed? Stress can build up fast, but small, intentional steps can make a big difference. 🤍
Learning just 3 simple ways to manage stress can help you feel more balanced, focused and in control during busy days.
If stress feels unmanageable or you need extra support, consider reaching out to your primary care provider or your local PCN for mental health support. Learn more at www.lbdpcn.com

04/17/2026
Workshops can help you take control of your health — without a referral. Learn practical skills to manage stress, improv...
04/17/2026

Workshops can help you take control of your health — without a referral.
Learn practical skills to manage stress, improve nutrition and better understand your health in a supportive group setting. All sessions are free and led by PCN health professionals.
Browse upcoming workshops and register: https://buff.ly/U6Fkv4s

Today is Advance Care Planning Day in Canada!If you couldn’t communicate for yourself, even temporarily, who would make ...
04/16/2026

Today is Advance Care Planning Day in Canada!
If you couldn’t communicate for yourself, even temporarily, who would make your health and personal care decisions? Would they truly understand what matters most to you?

Advance care planning is something you can do now, before a crisis or sudden change forces decisions to be made under pressure. It gives you time to think about your values, wishes, and priorities, and to talk them through with the people you trust.

Every adult over 18 should have a personal directive and enduring power of attorney. Attend this free workshop and leave with completed documents. The next session is May 7th - register early as this class fills up fast! Please see our website for more information: https://buff.ly/JtvUY4S

Caregiving can take many forms. It can look like helping a parent, supporting a partner, or caring for a child or family...
04/15/2026

Caregiving can take many forms. It can look like helping a parent, supporting a partner, or caring for a child or family member. It’s often done quietly and over time, it can take a toll.
That’s why it’s important to check in with yourself and recognize the signs of burnout. Caregiver burnout is a state of physical, emotional and mental exhaustion resulting from prolonged, chronic stress. Key symptoms include:

➡️Constant fatigue
➡️ Sleep disruptions
➡️ Irritability and hopelessness
You don’t have to carry it all on your own. Your PCN is here to support you and the people you care for.
From mental health support to connecting you with local programs and resources, your PCN can help you stay on top of your own health while you care for others. Visit www.lbdpcn.com to learn more.

We offer lots of free health-related classes! Over the coming weeks, join us for:- Movers & Groovers- Drop-In Exercise- ...
04/13/2026

We offer lots of free health-related classes! Over the coming weeks, join us for:
- Movers & Groovers
- Drop-In Exercise
- Balance 55+
- MOVE
- From Bump to Birth - Pelvic Floor 101
- Healthy Meal Planning
- Eating Well the Mediterranean Way
- Moving on with Persistent Pain
- Advance Care Planning
- Managing Menopause
Details and registration: https://buff.ly/QeJKWiZ

Your wellness journey starts with something as simple as a conversation. A Prescription to Get Active (RxTGA) begins by ...
04/09/2026

Your wellness journey starts with something as simple as a conversation.
A Prescription to Get Active (RxTGA) begins by asking your healthcare provider for a prescription.
Your healthcare professional will review your health history, discuss your goals and determine if activity is appropriate. They can provide a written prescription that connects you with participating facilities for a variety of activities, online programs and more opportunities for activity in your community.
Clear guidance and a practical FREE first step. If you would like support getting started, bring it up at your next visit.
Find a prescriber: https://buff.ly/FTABGZs

Every adult over 18 should have a personal directive and enduring power of attorney. Attend this free workshop and leave...
04/08/2026

Every adult over 18 should have a personal directive and enduring power of attorney. Attend this free workshop and leave with completed documents. The next session is May 7th - register early as this class fills up fast! Please see our website for more information: https://buff.ly/JtvUY4S

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4710 50 Street
Leduc, AB
T9E6W2

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

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The Leduc Beaumont Devon Primary Care Network provides services for patients in the Cities of Leduc and Beaumont, Towns of Devon and Calmar and all communities in Leduc County. A group of 57 family physicians in 13 clinics along with additional health care professionals (registered nurses and dietitians, an exercise specialist and mental health clinicians) work together to improve primary care for our patients. Primary Care Networks (PCNs) use a collaborative team approach to provide care for patients and to coordinate primary health care services provided by family physicians, Alberta Health Services and other health care professionals. PCNs are a way to provide team support for family doctors by bringing teams of health professionals together – doctors, nurses, dietitians, social workers, mental health professionals, pharmacists, occupational and respiratory therapists and others. PCNs also manage 24-hour patient access to appropriate primary care services. ~Please note - the office is closed on all statutory holidays.