Sudbury District Nurse Practitioner Clinics
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SDNPC online appointments are live. Click Here to book your appointment. 

New Patients

Important Notice


SDNPC is unable to accept new patients at this time. We will continue to accept intake forms, but do not know how long the wait time will be before we are able to begin accepting new patients again.
Please note that we are unable to assume care of patients until an intake appointment has been completed.

pdfPatient Registration Form – ADULT (18+)      pdfFormulaire d’inscription – ADULTE (18+)
pdfPatient Registration Form – ADULT (18+) Large font     pdfFormulaire d’inscription – ADULTE (18+), caractères agrandis
pdfPatient Registration Form – CHILD (0-17yrs)     pdfFormulaire d’inscription – ENFANT (0-17ans)

 

Client testimonials

Thorough-Explains things well

Listening and being heard-genuine care

Good information and tips during followup-comfortable-pain-free vaccine

Well informed-confidence of diagnosis

Explaining-Evaluating best course of treatment for me/wait times for appointments

Staff is very efficient and kind-NP gave a painless needle

Greeting and professionalism-friendly-welcoming, provided healthy solutions

Always thoroughly explains things-Makes you feel comfortable and makes sure you understand things

Always listens-Excellent followup and notes

Quick and friendly intake-efficient health care

Please bring your medications to each appointment with your nurse practitioner, doctor, or pharmacist.

It is important to BRING your actual medications (not just a list) to each appointment.  This means all drugs from all prescribers.  Bring prescription and non-prescription medications.  Bring inhalers, eye drops, medicated creams, vitamins, supplements, etc., etc.  

Bringing your medications to your appointment gives your nurse practitioner a lot of information.  It gives more details than most people can recall from memory and more than what can be found on a list.  Your provider will be able to see the drug name, who prescribed it, the dose, how much is left, how many refills remain, and what it looks like.  This is especially helpful if you have trouble remembering medication names.  Bringing your medications can prevent confusion if you normally describe your medications by appearance or what they do, rather than by name.  It is also important to bring medications prescribed by others (e.g. specialists, hospital) so that we can update your records.

You’d be surprised how many complications can be prevented by bringing in your medications! 

 

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"I like the idea you can ask more than one question."

says our patient Delores.
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