Embrace Clinic

Surrey Women’s Centre works closely with Fraser Health’s Forensic Nursing Service  and Embrace Clinic for medical and forensic care.

 

What we do

Embrace Clinic offers specialized medical care for survivors of recent violence and those living at high risk for violence.

 

Who We Serve

We welcome all genders, mature minors, and adults who have recently experienced violence, and can provide:

  • Medical and forensic care.
  • Sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing and treatment for patients known to have been exposed.
  • Rapid HIV tests.
  • Pregnancy tests (unbiased options offered). If you have not experienced violence, you can contact the clinic to discuss your options after a positive home test result. If Embrace has the capacity, they will offer you an appointment; if not, they will point you to another provider.
  • Emergency birth control (ie. “morning after pill”). If you have not experienced violence, the clinic will accommodate you if possible, or point you to another provider if not.
  • Birth control implants and IUD placements. The clinic only does removals for implants or IUDs that were inserted at Embrace.
  • Vaccinations
  • Blood tests
  • Minor wound care
  • Pap testing for patients who have had a positive HPV screening through BC Cancer Agency only (no routine testing).
  • Prescriptions (no narcotics)
  • General minor medical concerns

As a speciality medical clinic, we cannot become your regular health care provider.

 

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday 8am – 4pm
Closed evenings, weekends and statutory holidays.
Same day and next day appointments.

 

Contact Us

Embrace Clinic
Shirley Dean Pavilion
9634 King George Blvd, Surrey, BC
604-807-5406

Email: [email protected]

Hours of operation

Our team is available 24-hours a day, seven (7) days per week, 365 days per year to help you access emergency medical, legal and social services.

 

How to get a hold of us

Call 604-583-1295 to speak with a support worker if you are considering your options. You do not have to go to the hospital or make a police report to use our services.

Please help us keep survivors safe

In 2024, 187 women and girls were killed by violence (Canadian Femicide Observatory for Justice and Accountability). In Canada, 59% of transgender and gender-diverse people experience violent victimization (Statistics Canada, 2020).