Walk In Clinic Calgary Se
Walk-in clinic in Calgary SE with a prescribing pharmacist
Our walk-in clinic in Calgary SE is run by pharmacists, not doctors — and for a UTI, pink eye, a cold sore, a rash, a vaccine or a prescription that ran out, that is usually all you need. Walk into Revive Lynnwood on 62 Ave SE, tell us what is wrong, and you are seen in the order you arrive.
Revive Rx in Royal Vista runs the same pharmacist walk-in in northwest Calgary. No appointment, no referral, no waiting room full of people with the flu. If it turns out you need a doctor, we tell you plainly and point you to the right place.
- Appointment
- Not needed
- Book online only if you want a set time
- Who you see
- A prescribing pharmacist
- There is no physician on site
- Where
- Lynnwood SE and Royal Vista NW
- 20 Ave NW does the same services
- Walk in for
- Minor ailments, vaccines, refills, injections
How it works
Walk in
Talk to the pharmacist
Get treated or referred
Leave with it in hand
What you can walk in for
Anything that starts with a pharmacist assessment. Come in with the symptoms of a minor ailment, for a routine or seasonal vaccine, for a refill or a renewal, or for an injection you already have a prescription for.
We assess before we treat: whether the problem is ours to handle, and whether treatment is safe alongside your medications and history. If you need an examination, a test or treatment beyond a pharmacist's scope, we refer you rather than guess.
Minor ailments, assessed and prescribed without a doctor
Alberta pharmacists can assess and prescribe for a defined list of minor ailments — urinary tract infections, pink eye and eye allergies, cold sores, heartburn, skin irritation, impetigo, allergies, muscle strains and about thirty more. We ask what is going on and decide whether it is self-care, something off the shelf, a prescription, or a referral.
Walk-in clinics in SE Calgary come in two kinds: physician clinics and pharmacist clinics. Revive Lynnwood is the second kind. For the conditions on that list, it is the faster route — and there is no appointment to wait for.
Vaccines and injections
Walk in for flu, COVID-19, shingles, RSV, pneumonia or HPV vaccination. We check the vaccine against your health information and answer your questions before anything is given. Stock changes, so call the store first if you need a particular vaccine on a particular day.
Already have a prescription for an injectable medication? Bring the medication and the prescription details and we can give it for you.
Prescription refills and renewals
Bring your prescription number or the original labelled container. We check the prescription against your record and fill what is eligible. Out of refills? Ask us — in many cases a pharmacist can assess and extend it.
Whether we can renew depends on the medication, your condition and what we can see. Some prescriptions need a new one from your doctor. And if your prescriptions live at another pharmacy, tell us where — we make the call and move them for you.
When to come here, and when to go to a medical clinic
For a UTI, pink eye, a cold sore, a rash, a sore throat, a vaccine or a prescription that ran out, Lynnwood is a good first stop and usually the faster one. For anything needing an examination, blood work, imaging or a diagnosis outside pharmacist practice, go to a medical clinic, urgent care or emergency.
Tell us about severe symptoms, sudden changes, pregnancy, allergies and ongoing conditions — they change what is safe. Call 911 or go to emergency for anything life-threatening; do not wait at a pharmacy counter.
Walk-in in Calgary NW too
Looking for a walk-in clinic in Calgary NW? Revive Rx in Royal Vista takes pharmacist walk-ins the same way, and all three of our stores share one patient file — so whoever sees you can see your history. Addresses, hours and phone numbers are on the location pages.
Book online instead if you would rather have a set time. Either way you see a pharmacist, not a queue number.
Questions people ask
Is there a doctor at the Revive walk-in clinic?
No — it is a pharmacist walk-in clinic. Alberta pharmacists assess and prescribe for a set list of minor ailments, give vaccines and injections and renew many prescriptions, and we refer you to a doctor for anything beyond that.
Do I need to book before I come in?
No. Walk in during store hours. Book online only if you want a guaranteed time.
Can I walk in for a prescription renewal?
Yes. Ask the pharmacist to assess a renewal or extension. Whether we can do it depends on the medication, your condition and your record.
Which Revive locations offer pharmacist walk-in care?
Lynnwood SE and Royal Vista NW are signposted as walk-in clinics, and 20 Ave NW takes walk-ins for the same pharmacist services. Hours and phone numbers are on each location page.
What happens if the pharmacist cannot treat my problem?
We tell you it needs another kind of care and send you to the right place. For severe or life-threatening symptoms, go straight to emergency rather than waiting here.
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