How to see your provider

Two ways to book an appointment

1) Online booking (Register for Pomelo)

2) Call the office (604 944 4077) - Phone lines 8:30-4:30 M-F

Three ways to see your provider

1) Phone call appointment

2) Video appointments - go to Video Appointments page at the time of your appointment

3) In person

Urgent appointments

We save a few appointments everyday for urgent concerns. These are available to book online starting at 8pm (for next day morning appointments) and 8am (for next day afternoon appointments), or by calling the office. We also have a Locum Doctor Clinic on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, staffed by trusted locum physicians, who can see any Meadowbrook patient in need of timely care.

Updates

MEASLEs Vaccines

In light of an increase in measles infections, we have been receiving questions about measles vaccination. We do have measles vaccinations at Meadowbrook and they are free to eligible patients. Of note, children will get two doses of the MMR vaccine with their regular vaccinations: the first at 12 months and the second at 4 to 6 years.

 Others who should get the vaccine:

•  Babies 6 to 11 months who will be travelling to countries with measles disease should get the MMR vaccine early for measles protection. These children will need 2 more doses of the vaccine at the routine times (12 months and 4 to 6 years). Children between 1 and 4 who will be travelling to these countries can get their second dose early.

• Older children and teens who have not been immunized should get 2 doses of the vaccine.

• Adults born in 1970 or later who have not been immunized should get 2 doses of the vaccine. If you are not sure if you have had a second dose, you can be immunized again anyways. Most people born before 1970 will have had measles and mumps disease when they were younger (before vaccination was widely available) and will be protected from natural infection. If you know you did not have measles disease and have not been immunized, you can get 1 dose of the vaccine.

• Adults born in 1957 to 1969 who have not been immunized should get 1 dose of the vaccine for protection against rubella. Most people born before 1957 will have had rubella disease and will be protected from natural infection. 

• Health care workers born in 1957 or later need 2 doses of the MMR vaccine. Those born before 1957 need 1 dose.

How to get your vaccine:

• Book an immunization appointment online or by phone with our nurse, indicating measles vaccination in your reason for booking.

Dr Teimoori and dr shahsavan relocating

Dr Teimoori and Dr Shahsavan will be opening their own clinic!
2-1161 The High St. Coquitlam, BC, Tel: (604) 245-5533 mediprimemedical@gmail.com

This new space will be ready January 2nd, 2024. 

They will continue to see their patients at our current Meadowbrook Family Practice location until December 31, 2023.  As of December 20th, you call their new number to book your appointments.
All medical information will automatically be transferred to their new practice. 

Dr Teimoori and Dr Shahsavan’s letter to their patients can be read here.

Caring for children during COVID, Influenza and RSV season

See this helpful resource for helping kids manage common cold symptoms. Wondering if you need to take your child to the emergency department? See this resource from BC Children’s Hospital on when to seek emergency care for children, and when you can safely manage a child at home. Can’t find tylenol or advil for kids? Here is a helpful tool for how to adjust regular doses for children’s use.