Mission Division of Family Practice

A GP for Me

A GP for Me was a province-wide initiative funded jointly by the Government of BC and Doctors of BC. The initiative has ended, with important work continuing at the community level by local Divisions of Family Practice. The goals of the initiative were:

  • Enable everyone who wants a family doctor to find one.
  • Increase the capacity of the primary health care system.
  • Confirm and strengthen the continuous doctor-patient relationship, including better support for the needs of vulnerable patients.


 

Research shows that a strong primary care system, centered on continuous doctor-patient relationships, leads to the best health outcomes for patients and to a more sustainable health care.

The Mission Division of Family Practice is now​ coming to the end of the implementation phase of our work in A GP for Me initiative. 

We are very happy to be able to continue to provide the following services to Mission residents:

  • Mission Primary Care Clinic (formerly known as the Attachment clinic) 
  • FETCH- our online resource hub For Everything That’s Community Health
  • Outreach Service
  • Navigation Expert

 

Mission Primary Care Clinic
Don’t have a family doctor? Call us and ask to be put on our wait list. There is currently no doctors taking new patients in Mission. The Mission Primary Care Clinic strives to see unattached patients until they are attached, however this clinic is accepting a limited amount of patients. 


FETCH - For Everything That's Community Health>
You asked and we listened Mission! This website is your one-stop-shop for community health resources available for Mission residents. Have a service or program you’d like to list? Contact Cristina @ crouillier@divisionsbc.ca for more information.

Outreach Service
Mission Youth Clinic will be reopening at Fraserview Learning Centre located at 32444 7th Ave this fall.  Please stay tuned for GRAND OPENING​ information!

Navigation ​Service
Need help finding a specialist, service, program or anything else community health related? Call our hotline and let us help!

 

HOTLINE: 604.820.1021
 

A GP for Me: Mission Community Health Care Survey

In fall 2014, the Mission Division of Family Practice invited residents to participate in a short Community Health Care Survey to share their experience in accessing family doctors in our community. This survey complemented another survey we undertook with local family doctors. Together, the input we received will help identify both needs and opportunities to enhance patient access to family doctors and improve the overall delivery of health care in our area.

We thank everyone who participated for taking the time to add your voice to the conversation. Your input will help shape the future of local health care for everyone in our community.
 

More Information  

Download the press release.

  

Become a Member

Join Mission >

Member Area Login >Become a member of the Mission Division of Family Practice.

Join now >

Mission Division member area >
Contact Us

Address
location-pin-compact-outline.pngFirst Floor, 7298 Hurd Street, Mission, BC  V2V 3H5

Phone
phone-outline.png 604 820-1021

Fax
fax outline.png 604 820-1027

Mail Icon_0.png General Inquiries

Interested in Relocating to Mission?

If you are a Family Physician or a Nurse Practitioner, contact Jen Cook (PCN Manager) to arrange a meeting to further discuss opportunities in Mission. 

Follow the Mission Division Social Media pages:

Facebook.png Twitter_0.pngLinkedIn.pngYoutube.png1_Instagram_colored_svg_1-512 (1).jpeg

The clinicians and staff of the Mission Division of Family Practice acknowledges that we live and work on the unceded, traditional, and ancestral territories of the Stó:lō People, particularly the Sq’ewlets,  Leq'á:mel, Semá:th, Máthexwi, and Qwó:ltl'el First Nations.

 

FPSCBritish ColumbiaDoctors of BC

The Divisions of Family Practice acknowledge that we work on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of many different Indigenous Nations throughout British Columbia.

Acknowledging that we are on the traditional territories of Indigenous communities is an expression of cultural humility and involves recognizing our duty and desire to support the provision of culturally safe care to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people in BC.