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Dr. Alison Nutter

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Clinic is Moving (Aug 1st 2026)

Clinic is Moving (Aug 1st 2026)Clinic is Moving (Aug 1st 2026)Clinic is Moving (Aug 1st 2026)

Dr. Nutter will continue to provide high-quality evidence-based pediatric care at her new office: Bloom Collaborative Clinic 

Dr. Nutter is a Consultant Pediatrician, who provides an opinion & direction on specific medical, developmental issues in children of all ages. 


NB: Pediatricians are specialists who can only assess patients in BC who are referred by their family doctor (GP), nurse practitioner or midwives.


Referrals are reviewed and triaged (booked) based on urgency/issue/child's age (infants are prioritized & Dr. Nutter does not assess youth >17yo). 

New LOCATION

Unit 202, 145 Asher Road, Kelowna, BC V1X 3H5, Canada

Clinic hours

Mon

By Appointment

Tue

By Appointment

Wed

By Appointment

Thu

By Appointment

Fri

By Appointment

Sat

Closed

Sun

Closed

*If your child has urgent clinical issues that must be addressed immediately: call 911 or go directly to your nearest ER or UPCC


*For non-urgent clinical issues that require a prompt / timely assessment: call 811 or book a same-day appointment with your GP or speak directly with your pharmacist

Info for PARENTS:

Even if your child has a Pediatrician, it’s important that your child continue to receive their primary care & regular check-ups with your family doctor / NP.

If your child's issue suddenly changes, worsens or new issues develop - Dr. Nutter requires a written update from your primary care provider (this may impact your wait time as urgent referrals are seen quickly); so always try to book an appointment / discuss concerns with your primary care provider / GP first; if the issue requires a specialist, your GP can send a referral to a Pediatrician.


Please be aware that appointment no-shows / last minute appointment cancellations, and not submitting  requested documents / forms causes delays & contributes to longer specialist wait times...


need a family doctor? take action!

Research shows that having a good working relationship with your family doctor can result in better health, earlier diagnosis of potentially serious problems, and fewer hospital stays.  


PROBLEM = almost 1 million British Columbians don’t have, and can’t get, a family doctor. 


We are currently in a primary health care CRISIS.


The chronic overcrowding of emergency departments has reached a critical level. 


Patients are frustrated. Physicians (GPs and specialists) are getting more and more burnt out...


Wait times to see specialists are getting longer and longer... 


It's time to speak up & use your voice to let the government know you care about having a family doctor... 


  • Family doctors play a critical role in our health care system, acting as the central hub for managing health or illness for patients & their families.


  • Your family doctor is often your first point of contact with the health care system when you need medical care or advice about your health throughout the different stages of your life.


  • Family physicians work with other medical specialists and health care professionals to deliver comprehensive, coordinated, patient-centered care.


TIPS...

  • Register with the Health Connect Registry – if you live in British Columbia and need a family doctor or nurse practitioner, register using the Health Connect Registry using this link.


  • Your local Division of Family Practice who may have knowledge of family physicians who are accepting new patients: https://www.divisionsbc.ca or visit Pathways Medical Care Directory


PHARMACISTS can also help during this primary care crisis...

 In BC, pharmacists can prescribe medications within the scope of the "Minor Ailments and Contraception Service" (MACS) program which includes prescription & over-the-counter medications for....


  • Minor Ailments:
    • Antibiotic medications for uncomplicated UTIs
    • Antiviral medications for cold sores and shingles
    • Topical medications for minor skin conditions like eczema and insect bites
    • Anthelmintic medications for threadworms and pinworms
    • Antihistamines for allergies and urticaria


  • Contraception: Pharmacists can prescribe various forms of hormonal contraception. 


Did you know...


  • Pharmacists can also renew medications for all ongoing conditions, except cancer chemotherapy, for up to 24 months from the original prescription date. 


  • Pharmacists can also refill emergency medication up to a 90 day supply (at their discretion).   


“What we don’t want to see happen is patients going into the ER / UPCC for prescription renewals. It makes no sense for individuals to have to sit hours in a waiting for a prescription. Pharmacists have the knowledge and the training to provide these clinical services and deliver them well.” -Dr. Bonnie Henry

I am grateful to live & work within the ancestral, traditional and unceded territory of the Syilx/Okanagan Nation.


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