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Boyle McCauley Health Centre — now operating as Radius Community Health & Healing — is Edmonton's first and only non-profit, community-owned primary care centre, serving inner-city residents since 1980. Located at 10628 96 Street NW, it provides interdisciplinary, person-centred care for people facing barriers such as homelessness, poverty, addictions, and mental health challenges. This facility is not a hospital or emergency department; patients experiencing emergencies should proceed immediately to the Royal Alexandra Hospital or the University of Alberta Hospital.
Services & Specialties
Primary medical clinic, Addictions and substance use disorder program, Dental clinic (income-based fees), Foot care clinic, Mental health services, Psychology and psychiatry, Women's health clinic and women's health promotion, H.E.R. Pregnancy Program (for pregnant women experiencing homelessness/poverty/substance use), Supervised Consumption Services (SCS), Streetworks harm reduction and needle exchange, Chiropractor services, DynaLIFEDx laboratory services, General radiography (X-ray), Tuberculosis testing, Health advocacy, Miyowayawin Clinic, iHuman Youth Clinic, Kindred House, HAART House, Pathways to Housing Edmonton, Pregnancy Pathways.
This is a community health centre, not a hospital — do not come here for emergencies, chest pain, stroke symptoms, or serious injuries. Go to Royal Alexandra Hospital (10240 Kingsway Ave NW) instead.
Call ahead at 780-422-7333 to confirm appointment availability, clinic hours, and which services are offered on a given day.
Dental clinic fees are geared to income — bring documentation of your income or benefits status to discuss fee reductions.
If you need the Supervised Consumption Services or Streetworks harm reduction program, no appointment is typically required — staff are trained and non-judgmental.
Off-site programs like Pathways to Housing, Pregnancy Pathways, and Kindred House may require separate referrals or contacts — ask the main clinic for guidance.
What to Bring
Alberta Health Care (AHCIP) card or any health coverage documentation
Government-issued photo ID if available
List of current medications and dosages
Income documentation if applying for dental fee reductions
Any referral letters or previous medical records relevant to your visit
Emergency contact information
Any applicable social or housing support documentation
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Boyle McCauley Health Centre have an emergency department?
No. Boyle McCauley Health Centre (now Radius Community Health & Healing) is a community primary care centre with no emergency department, inpatient beds, or acute care services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the Royal Alexandra Hospital (10240 Kingsway Ave NW) or the University of Alberta Hospital (8440 112 St NW).
Who does Boyle McCauley Health Centre serve?
The centre primarily serves vulnerable residents of the Boyle Street, McCauley, and Norwood neighbourhoods in Edmonton — including people experiencing homelessness, poverty, addictions, or mental health challenges — who face significant barriers to accessing mainstream healthcare.
What is the Supervised Consumption Service (SCS) at this centre?
The Supervised Consumption Service provides a safe, supervised space for people to use pre-obtained substances, reducing the risk of overdose deaths. Staff are trained in harm reduction and can connect clients with additional health and social services.
Is the dental clinic free or subsidized?
The dental clinic uses an income-based fee model, meaning fees are reduced or adjusted based on what each patient can afford. Bring documentation related to your income or benefits when you visit to discuss your options with clinic staff.
What is the H.E.R. Pregnancy Program?
The H.E.R. (Health, Empowerment, and Recovery) Pregnancy Program supports pregnant women in Edmonton who are dealing with chronic homelessness, poverty, and problematic substance use, providing wrap-around prenatal care and support services.
Has Boyle McCauley Health Centre changed its name?
Yes. After more than 40 years as Boyle McCauley Health Centre, the organization rebranded as Radius Community Health & Healing. It remains the only non-profit, community-owned and operated health centre in the greater Edmonton area, continuing the same mission and services.