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Manitoba Cancer Patients to Have Dedicated Quick-Care Clinic

May 6, 2013 10:44 AM CDT | News


Health Minister Theresa Oswald

Health Minister Theresa Oswald (CHRISD.CA FILE)

Manitobans facing cancer will soon have their own QuickCare Clinic to deal with emergencies.

“We have world-class doctors and dedicated health professionals at CancerCare to help diagnose and treat cancer, and if patients have complications or side effects from their treatment, they will now have a dedicated, specialized Cancer QuickCare Clinic with extended hours to ensure they get same-day care,” said Heath Minister Theresa Oswald.

The new clinic will be open seven days a week, including some evenings, to help patients with cancer who need help managing pain, nausea, fatigue and other issues, said Oswald.

The province will also be launching a Cancer HelpLine.

The clinic is expected to open this fall at the CancerCare Health Sciences Centre facility at 675 McDermot Ave.

— Staff


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