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Walk-In Medical Clinics - District of Thunder Bay

Medical clinics for walk-in or same-day non-urgent care, often without an appointment. Doctors and nurses at these clinics can assess and treat minor illnesses and injuries. Some walk-in medical clinics may contain an associated family practice, or host after-hours clinic.

See also Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Centres.

 
These services are located in District of Thunder Bay
NorWest Community Health Centres - Armstrong Site - Walk-In Clinic  
105 Queen St, Armstrong, ON  P0T 1A0 		807-622-8235

These services are located outside of District of Thunder Bay, but provide service to District of Thunder Bay.
NorWest Community Health Centres - Longlac Site - Walk-In Clinic  
99 Skinner Ave, Thunder Bay, ON  P0T 2A0 		807-876-2271

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