New Brunswick has opened its 16th collaborative care clinic as part of a provincial plan to expand access to primary health-care services by 2028. Officials say the clinic opened in Beaurivage and is formed by a group of three physicians working together to provide care as a coordinated team. The new site brings the province to more than halfway toward its goal of adding collaborative care clinics over the coming years.
Reporting from Canadian outlets describes the initiative as a way to strengthen primary care delivery by bringing clinicians into shared practice and improving how patients are supported through coordinated services. The provincial government positions the expansion as steady progress toward the 2028 target, noting that the clinic is the latest in a growing network of collaborative care sites across New Brunswick.
Both sources frame the opening as an incremental step in the broader rollout, emphasizing the clinic’s location, the composition of the participating physicians, and the updated count of clinics now operating.
