Alberta Health Services

Booked my tetanus shot through here after receiving an injury. Took 30 minutes in and out including my 15 minute waiting period after being vaccinated. Staff was friendly, nurse made sure I was informed and consented.

Overall pleasant and efficient experience.

My experience with this location was outstanding. Had a lovely RN who was a lactation consultant. She helped me with my newborn latching during Covid times. She did not mind being close and personal to help a new mom. I love the fact that she really wanted to help a desperate new mom during the pandemic.
Our little one's first immunization went smooth as well. Staff and nurses at this location are very courteous and friendly!

We have been coming to this clinic for our baby's vaccinations, about 4-5 visits.
Pros: our appointments have always been right on time and this is important when you are arriving with children.
Instructions for getting the baby weighed in/height are very clear, and efficient.
The front desk staff / receptionists have been very friendly and nice on the phone for bookings.
The nurses have all been very good. Some more knowledgeable than others and some can answer specific vaccine-related questions, others cannot (I am in healthcare so my questions are usually beyond the usual scope of most parents and it's fine if the nurses don't know). More importantly, they have all been kind and caring and did the jabs efficiently. The nurses never seemed to rush us through, always ample time. In fact the time slot bookings are longer than needed (perhaps why they are so swamped with bookings).

Cons - the clinic exterior and entryway seems pretty dodgey, does not look nice at all. Sometimes it's really difficult to get a quick appointment, ie. currently they are booking two months ahead.
This is not a clinic-specific issue, but I feel that 12mo old babies should have a choice of leg vs arm injections. If they are large for their age, or even average weight then arm is fine. But for babies that are at the low end of the spectrum, the leg is better. Since the choice for site of injection is based upon average size of babies at 12mo, why not just make the switch to arm injection at a particular height/weight instead of age. The current "12mo" cut off doesn't make sense to me.

I would recommend going to the vaccination clinic closest to your house, I doubt there is too much difference between them. The biggest drawback to this clinic is the exterior appearance (but not worth spending tax dollars for a facelift since I'm sure it's structurally sound!), everything else is fine

This AHS clinic has been good to my family and myself. Vaccinations always explained well before administration, friendly staff and it's really nice that you can walk in anytime to weigh your baby. Another bonus is that all 5 of our appointments there have been on time. Thank you!