Thank you for this beautiful message! To the students and staff who made time to come and decorate our sidewalk with such a meaningful message we appreciate you.

Rural health care is really critical for all of us, and together we recognize and appreciate those who have dedicated their lives to providing this service.

Rural Health does really matter, and now more than ever we THANK YOU for caring for us!

The Wild Rose Medical Centre will be closed on Monday May 19th to celebrate the May Long Weekend in Canada.

Enjoy an extra day to relax with some unstructured time!

If you are in need of medical support please phone 811 or visit the Olds General Hospital Emergency Department where a physician is on call.

The Wild Rose Medical Centre will reopen with regular business hours on Tuesday May 20th.

Happy Spring! The Wild Rose Medical Centre will be closed this Friday April 18th. If you are in need of medical services please call 811 for advice or visit our local Emergency Department at the Olds and District Hospital where there will be a physician on call.

The Wild Rose Medical Centre will reopen on Monday April 21st with regular business hours.

From all of us to all of you a very Happy Easter weekend!

On 8 March 2025, celebrate International Women’s Day under the theme, “For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.”

This year’s theme calls for action that can unlock equal rights, power and opportunities for all where no one is left behind. Central to this vision is empowering the next generation—youth, particularly young women and adolescent girls—as catalysts for lasting change.

Under the banner of UN Women’s global campaign to mark the 30^th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, “For ALL Women and Girls”, this year’s International Women’s Day is a rallying cry to take action in three key areas:

1. Advance women’s and girls’ rights: Fight relentlessly for women’s and girls’ full range of human rights, challenging all forms of violence, discrimination, and exploitation.
2. Promote gender equality: Address systemic barriers, dismantle patriarchy, transform entrenched inequities, and elevate the voices of marginalized women and girls, including young people, to ensure inclusivity and empowerment.
3. Foster empowerment: Redefine power structures by ensuring inclusive access to education, employment, leadership, and decision-making spaces. Prioritize opportunities for young women and girls to lead and innovate.

Here at the Wild Rose Medical Centre we celebrate our women leaders, in our business, in our community in our country and around the world!

The last Wednesday of February has been officially recognized as Pink Shirt Day or Anti-Bullying Day. This act of wearing a Pink shirt draws awareness to standing up and taking action against bullying.

Here at the Wild Rose Medical Centre we wore Pink Shirts on Wednesday to draw awareness to everyone to look, listen and take action against bullying in our community.

While we don’t wear pink every day we can certainly join millions of others who keep equality, respect, and equity top of mind every day.

The Wild Rose Medical Centre will be closed on Monday February 17th to celebrate Family Day.

If you are in need of medical assistance on Family Day please phone 811, or visit the Olds and District Hospital where a physician is on call.

The Wild Rose Medical Centre will reopen with regular business hours on Tuesday February 18, 2025.

From all of us at the WRMC we hope you have a restful, enjoyable long weekend!