Health - Musqueam

Skip to content Community Services Health Musqueam Health Musqueam’s health department provides band and community members access to basic health, mental wellness and home and community care programs on reserve. By providing health promotion and prevention programs, we assist members in living healthier, longer lives. We encourage members to take charge of their health through education, information, and learning so they are better equipped to avoid disease and complications of chronic illnesses. Follow Musqueam Health Department on Facebook Musqueam Primary Care Clinic Located at 4010 Si-Lu Drive (in the Primary Care Trailer) Open Monday to Friday 9:30am to 3:30pmClosed from 12-1pm for lunch Book an appointmentConfidential Fax604-266-0043604-266-0048 New patients welcome Musqueam Primary Care Clinic accepts new patients on a limited basis. Contact the clinic to inquire about becoming a patient. All appointments must be booked in advance. No walk-ins — we cannot accommodate same day appointments. Virtual appointments: Please be available 15 minutes before and after your scheduled appointment call. Prescription running low? Please book an appointment a few days prior to running out of your medication. Missed your appointment? Call to rebook for the next available date. Naloxone kits are available for free. Check the expiration date to see if you need a new kit. Practitioners Dr. Michael Dumont, Primary Care Family PhysicianDr. Noah Marchand, Primary Care Family PhysicianKaren Chandra, Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Staff Medical Office Assistant – [email protected]Trish Isaak, Primary Care Practice Manager – [email protected] Maternal, Child & Family Health Are you pregnant or have you recently had a baby? The pre- and post-natal program offers valuable resources, support, and incentives to families. The community health nurse is available by appointment to register for the program and assist with maternal child health inquiries. From the onset of pregnancy, until 3 months postpartum we offer weekly $25.00 Save-on Foods Gift cards for nutritious foods, such as milk, eggs, cheese, fruits & vegetables, to support healthy nutrition during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Nursing pads, as needed A one-time gift of an electric breast pump. One per family. Welcome gift for your new baby New and expectant families can contact Crystal Point, Community Health Nurse, to schedule an intake appointment. Update Oct. 4, 2024: The team is working on starting the in-person drop-in groups very soon! Please stay tuned and we will provide an update via the usual media outlets (newsletter, health facebook, notifying registered families with the program). Crystal Point, RN, Community Health Nurse236-558-9977[email protected] Arlene Haldane, Nurse Assistant604-269-3354[email protected] Youth Centre Monday – Friday2 – 9pm1st floor of community centre Children younger than 8 must have a guardian who is older than 14 with them at all times who will care for them. Children 0-6 without a parent or guardian will be sent home. Elders Centre Brenda Campbell, Coordinator604-263-6312[email protected] Home Care The Home Care Program is available to assist with hospital discharges, home care aides, as well as all medical supplies and equipment. Home care services and medical equipment require a note from your doctor with needs specified. Clients: If you will not be home during your scheduled appointment, please contact Arlene. Romeo Cosio, Registered Nurse604-269-3463[email protected] Monday, Wednesday – Friday 8:30am – 5:30pm Arlene Haldane, Nurse Assistant604-269-3354[email protected] Tuesday – Friday8:30am – 4:30pm Leave a message if no answer. We might be on a house call 🙂 *For emergencies, call 911 right away! * Mental Wellness Janice Cross, Wellness Counsellor236-558-9977[email protected] Monday – Friday8:30am – 4pm Janice Carroll, Art Therapist778-829-0242[email protected] Monday – Thursday8:30am – 4:30pm Substance Use & Addiction The National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP) supports Musqueam members with their substance use and help them get connected to the supports they need. There are two NNADAP workers who offer addiction support through one-on-one, family, and/or group counselling. NNADAP workers connect members with appropriate professionals and resources, including referrals to detox, recovery homes and treatment centres. If a client enters treatment, NNADAP workers continue to support them as they work to maintain sobriety after returning home. Musqueam NNADAP workers are available seven days a week, including nights and weekends. To make an appointment, please call or email Brad or Yvonne. Brad Morin, Drug & Alcohol Counsellor604-652-1368[email protected] Mondays & Fridays: 5:30 – 9pmSaturdays & Sundays: 10am – 5pm Yvonne Ju, Addictions Support Worker236-688-4821[email protected] Mondays – Friday, 9am – 4pm In addition, the primary care clinic offers, members issuance of prescribed medications to support addiction, including methadone, suboxone, naltrexone and naloxone. Chronic Disease Management Merv Kelly is available to anyone who wants support and motivation with their fitness routine! Visit Merv in the fitness centre Mondays, Thursdays & Fridays: 8:30 – 1 pmTuesdays & Wednesdays: 8:30 – 1 0:30amCircuit training: 12 – 1 pm Stop by Merv’s office Monday – Friday, 1 – 3:30 pm2nd floor of the community centre Join the walking group Tuesdays & Wednesdays10:30amMeet at Elders Centre Weather permitting. Contact Merv if you aren’t sure. Merv Kelly, Coordinator[email protected] Community Services Community ServicesEducationEmployment & TrainingHealthLanguageRecreationSocial DevelopmentThe Children’s HouseFinance & AdminFacilitiesLands, Capital & HousingLands GovernanceHousingSafety and SecurityPublic WorksTitle & RightsArchaeologyArchivesEnvironmental StewardshipFisheriesIntergovernmental Affairs Contacts Primary Care Clinic Main Phone: 604-266-0043 Confidential Fax: 604-266-0048 Monica Brown Heal