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Our Active Healthcare Projects

Building a better future

These are the initiatives currently underway to restore and strengthen healthcare access across Mid Vancouver Island.

We are already working on solutions

The Primrose Medical Centre

The Primrose Medical Centre is a new, community-rooted primary care clinic being developed by the Mid Island Health Alliance to address the growing shortage of family doctors in Qualicum Beach and the Mid Island region. Opening in the fall of 2026, the centre is designed to improve access to primary care while supporting long-term, sustainable healthcare delivery close to home.

Primrose Medical Centre is happening. The vision is in motion—but community support is still needed to complete the project and bring this vital care to Mid Island.

A Quick Snapshot

The Need

Thousands of residents in Mid Vancouver Island remain without a family physician. Growing population demands and limited clinic capacity have created an urgent need for expanded primary care in our community.

Impact Capacity

Once operational, the clinic will attach thousands of patients to primary care while supporting multiple family physicians and healthcare professionals serving our region.

The Solution

MIHA is building the Primrose Clinic as a modern, team-based primary care facility designed to support multiple physicians and allied health professionals within a purpose-built, collaborative care environment.

Funding Phase

We have almost reached our fundraising target of $1,500,000" and update the dollar amounts.

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Current Status

The ribbon cutting ceremony for Primrose Medical Centre is Oct 26, 2026 and the clinic will open to patients on November 2, 2026.

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Thank you 

Thank you for your support! Every donation amount helps! Thank you for helping us reach our goal.​

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Primrose Medical Clinic

Primrose Medical Centre: Expanding Access to Family Care

​Nearly 9,000 residents in the region currently lack a family doctor, with demand expected to increase due to population growth and physician retirements. Primrose Medical Centre responds directly to this need by creating modern, team-based clinical space that supports physicians, nurse practitioners, and interdisciplinary care providers working together.

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At approximately 3,300 square feet, the clinic will include nine examination rooms and is planned to support six to nine physicians at full capacity, with the ability to attach up to 9,000 patients over time. Physician recruitment is already underway, with four physicians confirmed and visiting specialists committed to delivering referral-based clinics.

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More than a medical facility, Primrose Medical Centre represents a community-powered solution—built through collaboration, philanthropy, and a shared commitment to strengthening local healthcare for current and future generations.

Project Updates

September 30, 2026

We are almost there! We have almost reached our fundraising target of $1.5 M. The ribbon cutting ceremony for Primrose Medical Centre is Oct 26, 2026 and the clinic will open to patients on November 2, 2026. Thank you to everyone who made this moment possible.

 

Check out what the new Primrose Medical Centre is all about​​

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Primrose Medical Centre

A collaborative initiative to create an innovative, team-based care model within the existing Qualicum Beach.  This project will provide space and support for new family physicians and allied health professionals.

Qualicum Beach Health Campus

Our Vision for Team Based Care in Oceanside

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Mid Island Health Alliance


Mid Island Health Alliance is a volunteer-driven, not for profit society dedicated to improving access to community based publicly delivered primary care across the Mid Island region. We believe every resident deserves timely, equitable access to health services close to home — without private pay barriers.

Contact Us

 

miha@midislandhealthalliance.ca

 

Qualicum Beach, BC

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Acknowledgement of Territory

 

We acknowledge that the Mid Island Health Alliance operates on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the Snuneymuxw, Snaw-Naw-As, and Qualicum First Nations

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