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Getting Medical Attention

If you have been recently assaulted, you may want to seek medical attention.

If you have been recently sexually assaulted (in the past 96 Hours) you can go to Sheldon Chumir Medical Centre and see the Calgary Sexual Assault Response Team (CSART). CSART is a team of Doctors, Nurses, and Advocates. This team can look after any medical concerns that you may have and, if you choose, do a sexual assault kit and collect any forensic evidence in the case that you decide to report to the police. To access CSART go to the Sheldon-Chumir Health Centre and tell the intake nurse that you have been sexually assaulted. If you have any questions about CSART, please call 403.237.5888.

For a health care centre or doctor in Calgary, check out the Alberta Health Services Find Healthcare website. The closest health care facility to the uLethbridge Calgary Campus that accepts walk-in patients is the Imagine Health Centre, located in the Bow Valley College West Campus.

Imagine Health Centre Hours:

Monday: 8:00am to 4:30pm

Tuesday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
Health Link, Alberta Health Services
Phone: 811 or 1 866 408 5465 | E-mail: healthlink@albertahealthservices.ca
Website: http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/assets/healthinfo/link/index.html

Have a health concern for yourself or someone else? Not sure how serious it is or what to do? Health Link provides over the phone health advice from a registered nurse 24/7. When you call, they will ask questions, assess symptoms and determine the best care for you. They can provide you with information about what’s going on, recommendations on what steps to take or where to seek care, and information about where to find care. If English is not your first language, Health Link can also provide support by bringing in an interpreter to be part of a 3 way conversation.

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