Ongoing Care for Chronic Health Conditions
Living with a chronic illness often involves more than managing symptoms when they appear. Regular medical care can help patients stay informed about their condition, monitor changes in their health, and discuss concerns that may arise over time. Our physicians take the time to understand each patient’s health history and current needs when providing care.
Chronic conditions can affect people differently, and management may change as a person’s health, lifestyle, or symptoms change. Depending on the condition and individual circumstances, appointments may involve discussing symptoms, reviewing medications, assessing overall health, and determining whether further testing, follow-up, or referral is appropriate.
We provide ongoing care and support for people living with chronic illnesses such as diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, arthritis, and heart disease. Our medical clinic works with each patient to manage symptoms, monitor their health, and create a personalized care plan that supports their long-term well-being.
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Support for Common Chronic Conditions
Our walk-in healthcare clinic in Winnipeg provides medical care for a range of ongoing health concerns. These may include diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, arthritis, heart disease, and other chronic conditions that require continued medical attention.
Patients may benefit from medical assessment when they notice changes in their usual symptoms, have questions about their condition, or need to discuss their ongoing care. If a chronic condition becomes difficult to manage or symptoms change suddenly, timely medical assessment can help determine the next appropriate step.


A Patient-Centred Approach to Long-Term Health
Managing a chronic illness is an ongoing process. Our physicians work with patients to understand their concerns and make care decisions based on their individual health needs. Open communication can help patients understand their condition, recognize changes that may need medical attention, and stay involved in their care.
When appropriate, your physician may recommend follow-up care or additional medical services based on your symptoms and health history. Patients who receive ongoing care from another physician or specialist should continue following their established care plan and bring relevant information to appointments when possible.
Accessible Chronic Care in South Winnipeg
South Pembina Walk In Clinic is a convenient option for patients looking for a healthcare clinic in South Winnipeg for general medical concerns and ongoing health needs. Located at 2385 Pembina Hwy, the clinic is across from Victoria General Hospital and near the University of Manitoba. Free parking is available for patients.
The clinic is also conveniently located for patients from Fort Garry, Waverley Heights, Waverley West, Whyte Ridge, Bridgwater, and surrounding South Winnipeg communities. As a medical clinic on Pembina Highway that patients can access during regular clinic hours, South Pembina Walk In Clinic provides an accessible setting for medical assessment and follow-up.


When Should You Seek Medical Attention?
If you live with a chronic illness, contact a healthcare professional when you have concerns about changes in your symptoms, treatment, medications, or overall health. You should not wait for a routine visit if you experience symptoms that are new, severe, rapidly worsening, or otherwise concerning.
A walk-in clinic may be appropriate for non-emergency concerns that require timely medical attention. If you are unsure whether your concern can be addressed at a walk-in clinic or requires another level of care, contact the clinic or seek appropriate medical advice.
Supporting Your Long-Term Health
Good chronic illness care is built around regular attention to your health and clear communication with your healthcare providers. At South Pembina Walk In Clinic, our physicians provide professional medical care while considering each patient’s health history, current concerns, and individual needs.
For questions about chronic illness care or to seek medical attention for a non-emergency concern, call 204-594-4747 or visit South Pembina Walk In Clinic at 2385 Pembina Hwy, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Please note: For a medical emergency or potentially life-threatening symptoms, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.


