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Richmond Hospital on Westminster Highway is the center of the city's health map, and the medical and dental offices thin out from there: clustered first in the towers and professional floors of City Centre, then spread through the neighborhood centers at Blundell, Ironwood, Seafair and Steveston.
Two things make searching here different from a generic directory. The first is language: a large share of Richmond practices offer service in Cantonese, Mandarin or both, and for many residents that decides the choice. The second is access. This section covers family doctors, dentists, optometrists, pharmacies and veterinarians, and whether a practice takes new patients or walk-ins matters more than its address. Listings carry hours, phone and neighborhood.
Pharmacy on an upper level of Yaohan Centre in the Golden Village, convenient if you are already at the food court or supermarket. Fills prescriptions and answers medication questions in a mall unit rather than a standalone storefront.
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Steveston Village vet on Moncton Street currently taking new patients, using a fear-free approach for nervous animals. Wellness exams, vaccinations, dentistry, surgery and diagnostics, and it will do house calls and medical boarding.
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One of Canada's largest non-profit animal hospitals, run by the Regional Animal Protection Society in east Richmond. Open seven days with walk-ins and urgent cases, treats exotics as well as cats and dogs, and subsidises care for owners in need.
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Small long-established practice on No. 3 Road, running since 1976 under Dr. Billy Yu. Covers exams, fillings, crowns and bridges, root canals, dentures, wisdom teeth and Invisalign, with the low-turnover feel of a single-dentist office.
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Full-service small animal clinic on No. 3 Road, open weekdays and Saturdays and accepting new patients. Wellness exams, vaccinations, dentistry and surgery for cats and dogs, in a central south-Richmond location with its own parking.
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Dental office inside CF Richmond Centre, open seven days a week so you can book around shopping or a Canada Line trip. General and emergency dentistry, root canals, implants, braces and Invisalign, and it takes most major insurance plans.
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Optometrist inside CF Richmond Centre, open seven days including Sunday afternoons and accepting walk-in exams. Does pediatric, diabetic and medical eye exams plus contact lens fittings, with an optical dispensary attached to the practice.
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Community family practice on No. 3 Road near Richmond Centre, staffed by family doctors and nurse practitioners. The focus is ongoing care: annual checkups, chronic disease management, reproductive health, mental wellness and children's health.
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Steveston practice led by Dr. James Cadigan, mixing everyday dentistry with cosmetic work such as veneers, whitening and invisible braces. Also offers sedation, laser treatment and TMJ care for jaw pain that other offices refer elsewhere.
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West Richmond vet tucked into the Seafair Shopping Centre, in business since 1983 and now paired with Ironwood Animal Hospital under the same ownership. General medical, surgical and dental care for dogs, cats and small pets.
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Neighborhood dental office in the Seafair Shopping Centre, serving west Richmond since 1981. Handles wisdom tooth removal, implants and emergencies alongside regular cleanings, bills insurance directly and accepts the federal CDCP plan.
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Massage therapy, physiotherapy, acupuncture and homeopathy at a Willoughby clinic in Langley Township, with ICBC and WorkSafeBC direct billing.
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Long-running general practice on Steveston Highway, open since 1973, handling exams, fillings, crowns, root canals and bridges. Also does whitening, veneers, periodontics and implants, so most work stays in-house instead of being referred out.
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Full-service animal hospital on Francis Road, established in 1974 and one of Richmond's longest-running vet clinics. Preventive care, dentistry, diagnostics, general and orthopedic surgery, plus grooming, boarding and end-of-life support.
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Family practice upstairs at Terra Nova Village, in business since 1983 and at this plaza since it opened in 1999. Does hygiene, crowns, dentures, implants and both wire and Invisalign orthodontics. Staff speak Cantonese, Mandarin and Taiwanese.
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Locally owned PharmaChoice pharmacy on No. 1 Road, handy for west Richmond residents who would rather not queue at a big-box counter. Prescriptions, home health and medical supplies, medication management, travel medicine and online refills.
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Family practice in the Ironwood complex with onsite physicians, plus a limited number of walk-in slots for urgent problems. Handles early prenatal care, Pap tests, travel and flu shots, ICBC and WCB paperwork, and telehealth. Open Saturday mornings.
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Independent pharmacy in the Blundell area whose pharmacists assess and prescribe for minor ailments and birth control at no charge. Also does compounding, travel vaccines, blood pressure checks and smoking cessation support. Weekdays only.
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Small community family practice on Cook Road behind Richmond Centre, reported to be welcoming new patients. Standard ongoing care - checkups, chronic conditions, children's health, mental health support - on weekdays only. Wheelchair accessible.
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