Welcome to the Langley Primary Care Network
We are strengthening primary care by bringing together the Langley community, its primary care providers, and Fraser Health to collaboratively promote health and well-being across the city.
Strengthening Primary Care in Langley
What is Lancley PCN?
Langley Primary Care Network (PCN) brings together primary care providers, clinicians, community programs and the Fraser Health Authority for wraparound healthcare for residents...
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How do I find a Care Provider?
If you live in Langley and need a family doctor or nurse practitioner, register for the Health Connect Registry. Registration takes less than five minutes.
How do I access PCN services?
Langley Primary Care Network (PCN) is a network of primary
care services. Patients are
referred to PCN services
by their family care providers.
What is a Primary Care Network?
A Primary Care Network (PCN) connects local primary care providers and community health services to help support the health and well-being of people in the community.
The Langley PCN brings together family physicians, nurse practitioners, allied health professionals, community partners, and Fraser Health to work collaboratively and strengthen access to primary care and other health services for people living in Langley.
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Across British Columbia, family practice divisions, health authorities, First Nations, and community partners are collaborating to create Primary Care Networks (PCNs).
A Primary Care Network (PCN) consists of local family physicians and other primary care and social service providers within a community. PCNs emphasize a team-based approach to primary care, built on the foundation of Patient Medical Homes (PMHs).
This patient-centered model simplifies collaboration among family physicians and improves access to resources and support, ensuring patients receive the care they need. For patients, PCNs enhance access to primary care and other health services.
An integrated system brings together GPs and patients. This is better for Physicians as the focus shifts towards diagnoses and patient relationships and it is better for patients as it increases long term attachment to a primary care provider. The Langley Patient Care Network provides a broad range of services such as Clinical Counsellors, Support in Mental Health and Substance Abuse, Elderly Services, Indigenous Services, Physiotherapy, and more.
A Primary Care Network (PCN) in British Columbia enhances patient care by providing a comprehensive, team-based approach to health services. As a patient, you gain access to a wide range of integrated support, including mental health services, where clinical counsellors and psychologists can help manage stress, anxiety, and depression. For older adults, elderly care services ensure aging-related health concerns are addressed proactively. If you're recovering from an injury or managing chronic pain, physiotherapy services assist in improving mobility and function. Additionally, access to clinical counsellors allows for personalized guidance in navigating emotional and psychological challenges. By offering collaborative, patient-centered care, a PCN ensures that you receive holistic, timely, and specialized support, improving overall health and well-being.
What is a Primary Care Network?
A Primary Care Network (PCN) is a clinical network of physicians and other providers in a geographic area who work together in new ways to expand team-based supports for GPs and patients. The Langley PCN brings together the community of Langley, its Primary Care Providers, and Fraser Health to ensure patients have access to quality primary health care that effectively meets their needs.
A new healthcare system that is robust and integrated
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VISION
People living in BC can know and trust the PCN brand as a symbol of access to culturally safe, quality health care.
MISSION
Help people living in BC better navigate the health system through recognizable communications.
VALUES
» Collaboration: local, regional and provincial partners throughout the province working together to deliver primary care services.
» Team-based: groups of health care providers working together, and with patients, so families receive better care, by the right person, at the right time.
» Connection: improved access to care and attachment to primary care providers for patients.
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