Pathways | Indigenous Health Services - Slhexun sun'ts'a' Clinic (Ts’ewulhtun Health Centre)

Indigenous Health Services - Slhexun sun'ts'a' Clinic (Ts’ewulhtun Health Centre)

Condition Specific Support, Healthcare Providers, Indigenous Services, Medication, Public Health, and Sexual Health

Provided by Cowichan Tribes

Indigenous health and wellness clinic that provides enhanced care and strong cultural support for Indigenous patients.

Indigenous community members who join the Slhexun sun’ts’a’ Clinic will receive the same services that they would at their family doctor. Their team is made up of doctors, nurse practitioners (who can provide many of the same services as doctors), nurses, health coaches, dietitians and other health professionals.

A typical appointment will include a visit with a doctor or nurse practitioner, a health coach, and other professionals depending on your needs, while honouring everyone's story and cultural safety. The health coach will visit with you and support you before, during, and after your appointments, providing the information needed to make better-informed decisions for health care options. Support is provided to navigate the range of resources and services available at the Slhexun sun'ts'a' Clinic, as well as the larger health care system

Available Services:

Nurse Practitioner (NP) and Family Doctor (FP): NPs and FPs work as part of the larger team, addressing medical concerns and supporting wellness through prevention, treatment/ management and monitoring of illness or conditions.
Health Coaches: Provides nursing support before, during and after your visits with your family doctor or NP.
Nutrition & Diabetes Education: Access nutrition counseling, diabetes education and support including Dexcom sensor funding and replacements and blood sugar monitoring.
Sexual Health & Wellness: Provides Pap testing, and STI testing and treatment as needed.
Social Determinants of Health: The team counsels, coordinates and advocates for wide range of care, resources and supports for patients.
Chiropractor: Assesses and treats a variety of muscle, tendon, ligament, joint and nerve conditions. Available on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Respiratory Therapy: Helps with breathing and sleep concerns, and can provide CPAP and Oxygen Therapy - home visits are available.
Medication: A pharmacist conducts medication reviews to assess and work with you to understand what is helping/needed/or making you feel unwell. They also provide education about medication(s), address funding needs, and see those in hospital, clinic or community.

250-715-3322 ext. 4400

TTY: 250-508-7119 (TEXT)

Public email: clinic@cowichantribes.com

Website: https://cowichantribes.com/member...

121 Ingram Street, Duncan, British Columbia, V9L 1N8

Hours of Operation are Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Clinic is closed daily for lunch from 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM, on statutory holidays and on the weekend.

Cost: No cost

Referral options:

Details: Services are open to Cowichan Tribe members.