Grande Prairie, AB · The Grande Prairie Cancer Centre operates as an outpatient facility. Emergency care is available 24/7 at the adjacent Grande Prairie Regional Hospital emergency department.
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The Grande Prairie Cancer Centre is an Alberta Health Services outpatient oncology facility located within the Grande Prairie Regional Hospital at 11205 110 Street, Grande Prairie, AB. It serves a vast catchment area spanning from High Level and the Northwest Territories in the north to Grande Cache in the south and Peace River to the east, seeing approximately 4,000 patients per year. The centre provides cancer treatment as close to home as possible — including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, hormonal therapy, patient navigation, and psychosocial support — while emergency care for cancer patients is available at the adjacent Grande Prairie Regional Hospital emergency department.
A five-storey parkade with 1,072 stalls serves the hospital campus and connects directly to the Grande Prairie Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre via a heated, elevated pedway. Paid public parking pay stations are located inside the main hospital doors, at the emergency department entrance, in the Mackenzie Place lobby, and inside the cancer clinic itself. Specific rates were not confirmed; contact the centre for current pricing.
The City of Grande Prairie operates transit seven days a week, including fixed route, on-demand, and accessible transit services. The Grande Prairie Regional Hospital campus is accessible by city transit; consult the City of Grande Prairie transit website for current route maps and schedules serving the hospital area.
The Grande Prairie Cancer Centre is an appointment-based outpatient facility, so visits are generally scheduled in advance. Contact the centre or your care team to find the most convenient appointment time. For emergency concerns related to your cancer treatment, the adjacent Grande Prairie Regional Hospital emergency department is available 24/7.
As appointments are pre-scheduled, wait times at the Cancer Centre depend on your individual appointment slot and the complexity of treatment that day. For the emergency department next door, late evenings, weekends, and Monday mornings are typically busiest at most Canadian hospital ERs — if your situation is non-urgent, consider calling the cancer triage line first.
Emergency departments use triage — patients with more serious conditions are seen first, regardless of arrival time.
Wait times are estimates based on Alberta health data using historical volumes, current patient counts, and staffing. Actual wait times may vary.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.