SMU Summer Walk-in Clinic

The Student Health Clinic is offering temporary access to same-day and episodic healthcare services for Saint Mary's University (SMU) staff and faculty from July 14 to August 15, 2026

This temporary service expansion provides access to care for acute, short-term and preventive healthcare needs during the summer months. 

Student Health Clinic interior

Available Services

The Summer Walk-in Clinic can provide the following

  • Assessment and treatment of minor illnesses
  • STI testing and screening
  • Prescription renewals for stable medications
  • Contraception counselling and management
  • Cervical cancer screening (Pap tests)
  • Immunizations and vaccinations
  • Other appropriate short-term health concerns, as determined by the healthcare provider

Who Can Access These Services?

The Summer Walk-in Clinic is available to all Saint Mary's  staff and faculty, including individuals who are not existing patients of the Student Health Clinic. 

Please note

  • These services are intended for acute, episodic and preventive healthcare needs only. 
  • Accessing the SMU Summer Walk-in Clinic does not establish an ongoing patient-provider relationship .
  • Patients will not be attached to a primary care provider through this service. 
  • The clinic cannot provide ongoing management or follow-up for chronic or complex medical conditions. 
  • Individuals who do not have a family physician or nurse practitioner should continue searching for a permanent primary care provider.

Booking an Appointment

Appointments can be requested by contacting the Student Health Clinic directly. 

Same-day appointments are available based on clinic capacity. 

Phone: 902-420-5611 

Frequently Asked Questions

The clinic is available to all Saint Mary's University staff and faculty during the temporary service period, regardless of whether you have previously been seen at the Student Health Clinic.

No. Existing Health Clinic patients and staff and faculty who have never visited the clinic are both eligible to access this temporary service. 

Yes. This temporary service is available whether or not you have a primary care provider. 

No. Receiving care through the Summer Walk-in Clinic does not establish an ongoing patient-provider relationship or attach you to a healthcare provider. 

No. The SMU Summer Walk-in Clinic is intended to provide temporary access to same-day and episodic healthcare services only. It does not replace a family physician or nurse practitioner. 

If you are currently without a primary care provider, you should continue searching for one. Individuals who meet the eligibility criteria may also wish to learn more about Dr. Mark Williams' Family Practice, which is currently accepting a limited number of new patients. 

The clinic can provide care for many common and preventive healthcare needs, including minor illnesses, STI testing, prescription renewals for stable medications, contraception counselling, Pap tests, immunizations and other appropriate short-term health concerns. 

The clinic is not able to provide ongoing management or follow-up for chronic or complex medical conditions, or replace the care provided by your regular primary care provider. 

Please call the Student Health Clinic at 902-420-5611 to request an appointment. Same-day appointments are available based on clinic capacity. 

The Summer Walk-in Clinic is available from July 15, 2026 through August 15, 2026. 

Contact us
Saint Mary's Student Health Clinic
Fourth Floor, O’Donnell Hennessey Student Centre (403 SC)
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