Central Okanagan

Provides First Nation community members with basic day-to-day care provided by health professionals, including family doctors, nurse practitioners, dieticians, pharmacists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, etc. Can also help patients connect with specialist services as needed.

Medical services are provided through a First Nations view of holistic wellness and provide numerous other holistic wellness-related programs. Doctors and other primary care health staff receive training on culturally relevant approaches to health care to ensure that our patients receive health services that work for their unique needs.

The Primary Team provides in community services to patients in all areas of the life cycle including pregnancy planning, pre and post-natal education and care, children's growth and development, acute medical care, health promotion, vaccinations, nutrition, men's and women's age and disease-specific health screening, medication monitoring, elders health, chronic disease care, and coordination to specialized health services outside of the community.

Yu Be Yah Clinic
Carrier Sekani Family Services has recently opened up a clinic in Prince George called ‘Yu Be-yah’ which means Medicine House in Carrier language. The clinic was created to meet the primary care needs of Indigenous peoples living in Prince George who do not have a primary care provider. Yu Be-Yah is staffed by two family nurse practitioners that provide comprehensive clinical care including the diagnosis and management of disease/illness, prescribing medications, ordering/interpreting laboratory/diagnostic tests, and initiating referrals to specialists. Individuals interested in becoming a patient can visit the clinic.