Shoreline Medical Society
2025/2026 Fundraising Campaign

Providing complete continuity of care for the Peninsula

Shoreline Medical provides the Saanich Peninsula community with a range of primary health care and health promotion services, delivered by a team of health care professionals providing wraparound care with continuity between clinic, hospital, and home-based care.

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CORNERSTONES

Our model of care is important to us and forms our framework.

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Shoreline Medical Society

Shoreline Medical clinics are owned and operated by a charitable non-profit called Shoreline Medical Society. Our vision is to be a leading primary care provider for the Saanich Peninsula community.

Our clinic acknowledges that the land on which we work is the traditional territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, specifically the WSÁNEĆ Peoples

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The Latest at Shoreline

Our News page is where we make announcements, publish press coverage, and let you know what’s happening around Shoreline.

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Looking for a primary care provider?

Here you can sign up online to have your name added to the Community-Wide waitlist for residents that reside in the Saanich Peninsula area.

First Trimester: Weeks 1-13

A quick guide to what may happen during the first trimester of pregnancy.

Weeks 1-4
  • Pregnancy dating starts from the first day of the last period.
  • Conception often happens around week 3.
  • Implantation may begin around week 4.
  • You may not feel pregnant yet, though a missed period can be an early sign.
Weeks 5-8
  • Pregnancy hormones rise quickly.
  • Fatigue, nausea, breast tenderness, and frequent urination are common.
  • The brain, spinal cord, heart, arms, and legs begin developing.
  • Early facial features, fingers, eyes, and ears start forming.
Weeks 9-13
  • Fingers, toes, eyelids, and fingernails continue developing.
  • Bones begin to harden.
  • The fetus may make small movements, usually too early to feel.
  • Your care team may discuss screening tests or ultrasound timing.

This is general education only. Contact a healthcare professional for
bleeding, severe pain, fever, fainting, or symptoms that worry you.