Patient and Family Advisory Committee | Mosaic PCN

Holiday Hours at Mosaic PCN

All Mosaic clinics are closed on statutory holidays (Dec. 25 & 26 and Jan.1) except for the ACCESS Clinic. ACCESS is open on Dec. 25 & 26 and Jan. 1 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Services at the ACCESS Clinic are by HealthLink , call 811, referral and appointment only.

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Family Doctors

Use our interactive map to find a clinic in your area including walk-in clinics or clinics with extended hours, or search by doctor name, gender, or language depending on your needs. These are our Mosaic PCN members.

If you are looking for a family doctor accepting new patients, go to Alberta Find a Doctor.
Programs & Services

Discover free programs and services you have access to through Mosaic PCN.
Workshops

Mosaic Primary Care Network (PCN) has currently paused our workshops but you can still get support through other Alberta PCNs who offer health workshops and activities to help you better manage your physical and mental health.

Click on Alberta PCN Workshops to the right to see what works you can attend throughout Calgary and Alberta.
- Alberta PCNs Workshops
Community

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About

Mosaic Primary Care Network (PCN) is a group of family doctors and healthcare professionals that provide primary health care, in partnership with Alberta Health Services. Mosaic PCN member clinics are located in northeast and southeast Calgary.

Have you had an experience with healthcare that you would like to see improved?

Online meeting and using a laptop computer via video call.

Would you like to share your opinion on what matters most to patients? Do you want to make a difference to health services in your community?

An essential element to high-quality health care is actively including the voice of patients and families to not only improve safe, quality care, but also improve the patient, staff, and physician experience.

Canadian based evidence has shown that PFACs result in: improved patient outcomes, improved safety, reduced wait times, better teamwork to coordinate care, and care providers’ job satisfaction is improved.

Patient engagement means patients and families actively working with health professionals in the design, delivery, and evaluation of health services.

Who can be a Patient Advisor?

Anyone who is a Mosaic Primary Care Network (PCN) patient, over the age of 18, and willing to volunteer for two hours per month. These monthly meetings will be hosted online with other members of the committee to help improve the safety and quality of care for all patients of Mosaic PCN!

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