Chatham After Hours Clinic

01/05/2026

NOTICE!!
Newcastle clinic open Wednesday nights only. 6-8
Doors open at 5 for patient registration.
Chatham Sunday - Friday 6-8
Saturday 11-2 and stat holidays.

Walk ins only for both clinics
Bring valid Medicare
List of medications or contact your pharmacy for you current med list.
Mask is required up request if flu like or respiratory issues.

11/17/2025

We gained 1,717 followers, created 3 posts and received 85 reactions in the past 90 days! Thank you all for your continued support. I could not have done it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

10/17/2025

Women’s wellness clinic.
Did you know that regular self-breast exams can help you become familiar with your body and notice any changes early?

Here’s how often you should be doing self-exams:

👩‍⚕️ Normal Risk:

* Once a month — ideally a few days after your period ends when breasts are less tender.
* If you're post-menopausal, pick the same day each month to make it a habit.

🔬 High Risk (family history, genetic predisposition, etc.):

* Recommended once to twice monthly, but with additional screenings like clinical exams and imaging as advised by your provider.

💡 Remember: A self-exam doesn’t replace mammograms or clinical exams — it’s one important part of knowing your body.💗



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10/03/2025

Posted on October 3, 2025

01/30/2025

Miramichi Women’s Clinic

10/20/2024

NB Health Link is a new program aimed at providing access to health care for New Brunswickers who don’t have a family doctor or nurse practitioner. NB Health Link is an important part of the Province’s commitment to help New Brunswickers get the health care they need, when and where they need it...

01/02/2024

Notice

Horizon and Vitalite Health Networks are urging the public to carefully consider their healthcare options before heading to Emergency Departments, due to the high volume of patients seeking medical care.

The networks are prioritizing the treatment of trauma and critical care patients, warning that individuals with non-urgent medical issues may experience prolonged wait times. To help individuals make informed decisions about their care, the public is encouraged to explore alternatives such as consulting a pharmacist, reaching out to their primary health care provider, visiting an after-hours clinic, utilizing virtual care options like eVisitNB.ca, contacting Tele-Care 811, or considering the Emergency Department. In the event of a medical emergency, individuals are advised to call 911 or proceed directly to their local Emergency Department. Additionally, the Health Networks emphasize the importance of self-screening for symptoms of COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses before entering any Horizon facility. Those with symptoms of a respiratory infection in the past ten days or who have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last ten days should refrain from visiting healthcare facilities.

Stop waiting in the Emergency Department, Walk-In Clinics, and for access to Primary Care. eVisitNB connects New Brunswick Nurse Practitioners and patients online via secure video, phone, and messaging for common illnesses, injuries, COVID-19, and mental health concerns. Virtual Care by Appointment

10/31/2023

Reminder ….
The clinic will be closed on Halloween Night. October 31.
Open again on wedding night. Nov 1.