Dr Tracy Rodgers

Stepping Stones Recovery House for Women, located in Courtenay, Canada, offers a residential recovery program in the Comox Valley. Providing a safe and supportive environment, the program focuses on helping women recover from addiction through group therapy, life coaching, 12-step study groups, fitness activities, and community engagement. With six first-stage residential recovery beds and two second-stage transitional beds, Stepping Stones empowers women to heal in mind, body, and spirit from alcoholism and drug addiction. Emphasizing diversity, equality, and inclusion, the program aims to guide individuals towards a life of sobriety and gratitude. Generated from their website

Southwood Medical Clinic in Courtenay, BC, is a medical facility that is scheduled to permanently close its doors on December 31, 2024. Dr. Laura Bell, Dr. Asmaa Abdulkader, and Dr. Daniela Chifor will be retiring or relocating, leading to the closure of the clinic. Patient records will be securely transferred to MedRecords, ensuring continuity of care during this transition. Patients are advised to either transfer their records to a new healthcare provider or retain a personal copy. Alternative medical care options in the Comox Valley include pharmacists treating minor ailments and access to services at Jack Nathan Medical Clinic and Urgent Primary Care Clinic. Additionally, VIHA Lab offers virtual check-in options to improve social distancing for patients. Southwood Medical Clinic also offers telemedicine services, allowing for phone or Zoom video appointments, thereby enhancing safety for patients, physicians, and staff. Patients are encouraged to book flu shots through pharmacies and can find information about telemedicine on the clinic's website or by contacting the office directly. Generated from the website content