University Plaza Family Practice

05/19/2024

We at UPFP are so proud to be family physicians for each of our patients, and to celebrate our colleagues on this Family Doctor Day!

05/10/2023

Proud to have two of our University Plaza Family Practice physicians receive recognition from the BC College of Family Physicians! And proud of each member of our team for continuing to offer caring longitudinal primary care to all our many wonderful patients and families.

11/14/2022

http://www.universityplazadocs.com/

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Victoria Qi to our team of doctors! More details on our website.

University Plaza Family Practice is a full service family practice in the Gordon Head neighborhood of Victoria, BC

01/22/2022

09/20/2021

Please be advised this FB page is not regularly maintained. Please visit our website at universityplazadocs.com for the most up-to-date information about our clinic and its policies.

09/20/2021

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/covid-19/vaccine/register

Getting vaccinated is easy and safe. Spread the word and help your friends and family get vaccinated.

04/19/2021

Over the next week, all adults age 18 and over should register for COVID vaccination!

NEW: Updated registration schedule for COVID-19 vaccines. Find out when it's your turn to register, following this schedule.

✅ The fastest way to register is online at https://gov.bc.ca/getvaccinated
✅ People aged 55+ can also book at pharmacies in all health authorities: https://gov.bc.ca/pharmacy-vaccine

04/12/2021

Please register according to the following schedule!

NEW: People aged 40+ and Indigenous peoples 18+ can register following this schedule. Once you’re registered you'll get an email or text as soon as it’s your turn to book your appointment.
✅The fastest way to register is online at https://gov.bc.ca/getvaccinated
✅People aged 55 to 65 can also book at pharmacies in all health authorities: https://gov.bc.ca/pharmacy-vaccine

02/17/2021

COVID-19 vaccine update

Vaccinations are now underway in BC. Please be advised that the COVID-19 vaccine is not available for everyone at this time.
The general public is expected to start receiving vaccines in APRIL.

The vaccines will be primarily distributed by age, starting with the oldest British Columbians. Information will be provided in the
coming weeks/months about how to register to get the vaccine.
For information on the four phases of the immunization campaign, and to understand when you will be eligible to receive the vaccine, please go to the website of the BC Centre for Disease
Control.

Thank you for your patience, and please continue to do all you can to prevent spread of the virus, and to keep you and your loved ones safe. This means wearing a mask when you’re out, staying six feet from others, limiting contact to those living in your household, and washing your hands frequently.