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Overview
Calgary West Central Primary Care Network (CWC PCN) is a non-profit network that supports family doctors and their patients by coordinating care through a team of professionals, including nurses, social workers, and mental health workers. Members' patients can access programs and services delivered by these professionals to strengthen ongoing doctor-patient relationships. They work with hundreds of family doctors to connect care, resources, and pathways for better health outcomes for patients and better collaboration for doctors. Their goal is to improve health and reduce hospitalizations through continuous, coordinated, patient-centered care.
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What believers are saying
- October 2026 expanded infant RSV prevention strengthens relevance with frontline family doctors.
- November 2026 physician engagement events signal active member retention and program adoption.
- The 2025-26 annual report highlights continued innovative services during provincial change.
What critics are saying
- Alberta's July 2026 corridor corporation plan threatens PCN autonomy and branding.
- Primary Care Alberta's merger into seven corridors can centralize budgets by 2027.
- If corridor consolidation strips local governance, physicians migrate to independent networks.
What makes Calgary West Central Primary Care Network unique
- Calgary West Central PCN serves hundreds of doctors and nurse practitioners across Calgary West.
- It runs no-cost programs for physicians and patients, not a fee-for-service clinic model.
- Its 20-year local network and community partnerships create referral access competitors lack.
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