Tri-Cities Public Health Unit has been a trusted community health centre in Port Moody for years, known for practical, neighbourhood-focused care. If you need public health services that actually connect to daily life—school immunisations, prenatal supports, or communicable disease guidance—this is the team locals turn to first. They operate within Fraser Health, so you get regional resources with local attention.

They offer a clear range of services: childhood and school immunisations (including vaccine clinics scheduled by age and school grade), prenatal and postnatal supports such as breastfeeding help and prenatal classes, sexual health services including testing and contraception information, and communicable disease follow-up for exposures in schools and workplaces. They also run well-child visits and developmental screening, and provide harm reduction supplies and referrals when needed. Appointments and walk-in clinic times are listed on the Fraser Health site, and the unit works with local schools and daycares to coordinate vaccination campaigns.

The staff are practical, experienced public health nurses and allied professionals who explain steps in plain language. Expect straightforward guidance, like how long to isolate for a contagious illness, or which vaccines your teenager needs before high school sports. The team documents care through Fraser Health systems, so referrals to family physicians, midwives, or community supports are handled efficiently. Waiting areas are modest and accessible; the unit’s phone line, 604-949-7200, is a direct way to confirm clinic hours or book an appointment.

Neighbours choose Tri-Cities Public Health Unit because it understands local needs, from coordinating school immunisation days to offering prenatal groups near Rocky Point. If you want clear, evidence-based public health help without jargon, this is a grounded, reliable first stop. Contact: 604-949-7200. Website: https://www.fraserhealth.ca/Service-Directory/Locations/Port-Moody/tri-cities-public-health-unit