Welcome to Imperial Medical Clinic
Private COVID-19 Testing for Travel now available at Imperial Medical Clinic. For more information, please click here.
In Clinic Appointments
All regular appointments continue to be by telephone or video. If your Family Doctor has specifically instructed you to come into the clinic for an in-person appointment, please:
Do not enter the building if you have a cold, cough, flu, flu-like symptoms
Do not enter the building if you have been out of the country in the past 14 days.
Wear a face mask before entering the building.
If you do not have one, a face mask will be provided to you. For your safety and our staff, this is mandatory.
If you have not been instructed to come into clinic. Please do not come into the clinic. Your Family Doctor may be working remotely and will not be able to see you.
Respecting public health guidelines, we have limited capacity of seating for in-clinic patients and you may be asked to wait outside or in your vehicle.
We appreciate your understanding and your efforts in minimizing the transmission of the COVID-19 virus.
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Dr. Matthew Kalinowski – THURSDAY In Clinic Visits
Dr. Kalinowski will now be in clinic for face-to-face visits on Thursdays. If you require a face-to-face visit, please ensure Dr. Kalinowski has authorized for an in-clinic visit.
Please note, in-clinic visits must be booked by Dr. Kalinowski or by calling our clinic. All online booked appointments will remain telephone appointments.
Mandatory Mask Policy: BC Ministry of Health
Mask Use in Health Care Facilities During the COVID-19 Pandemic
In accordance to align with BC Ministry of Health’s Policy, Imperial Medical Clinic will be implementing a mandatory medical mask use in all clinical settings.
All patients must wear a medical mask while inside the clinic at all times, unless requested or authorized by your physician. If you do not have a medical mask, a staff will provide you one. If you are not able to wear a medical mask, please wait outside or in your vehicle and call the clinic to check in.
Ministry of Health Policy: Mask Use in Health Care Facilities During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Flu Shot Clinic Now Available Wed/Fri/Sat
Thank you to everyone for you patience. We have now setup a dedicated Flu Shot Clinic at our outdoor covered/heated center. Please note, public health has allocated a limited supply of flu shots to community clinics. Our stock is replenished weekly and anticipate to receive more stock as demand increases.
Wednesdays: 3PM – 5PM
Fridays: 3PM – 5PM
Saturdays: 12PM – 2PM
Next Flu Shot Clinic Dates:
November 28, December 2, 4, 5, 9, 12, 18
Online booking will be made available shortly.
Please call our clinic to book your flu shot.
Private COVID-19 Testing for Travel
Due to many inquiries, we are providing this service regularly by appointment only. This testing is not covered by MSP. The cost is $285.00 + GST
For more information on Private COVID-19 Testing, please click here.
For information on (MSP) publicly funded testing, please visit BC CDC or Burnaby Primary Care Network COVID-19 Testing.
CLOSED 11 November 2020 – Remembrance Day 🌺 🇨🇦
Please note, Imperial Medical Clinic will be closed November 11, 2020 in observation of the statutory holiday, Remembrance Day. Lest we forget.
Clinic Waiting Room 3 Person Limit
To protect the safety of patients, practitioners, staff, and the community, there is a maximum occupancy of 3 people in the clinic waiting room.
If full, please check in and wait outside or in your vehicle. While you wait, you will be called by telephone once an exam room has been cleaned and ready for your scheduled appointment.
How to Wear a Mask
Flu Shots Available 15 October 2020
CLOSED 12 October 2020 – 🇨🇦 Thanksgiving
Please note, IMC will be closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday, 12 October 2020. Happy Thanksgiving!
OAT Program
Dr. Jag Kaliray and Imperial Medical Clinic is proud to offer the OAT Program to our community for individuals who are experiencing a opioid dependency/addiction. For more information about the OAT Program, or to book an appointment, please contact our office.
From Fraser Health Authority:
Opioid agonist treatment is a first-line treatment that uses prescribed medications like suboxone or methadone in a supervised clinical setting to treat people who have opioid use disorder. Opioid use disorder is a medical condition characterized by a problematic pattern of opioid use (e.g. addiction to pain killers such as Percocet, OxyContin, heroin). By providing opioid agonist treatment, we can reduce the possibility of people overdosing or dying from opioid use and improve the health and well-being clients and their families.
Better Health Care is Our Mission
Monday-Friday 9am-5pm service. Limited Same Day Appointments are Available.
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