Primary Care Networks are at differing stages of development and implementation.  Primary Care Networks may provide the following services:

• Basic health care (ambulatory care)
• Care for healthy children
• Family planning and pregnancy counseling
• Pregnancy care and delivering babies
• Care of complex health problems and follow up
• Minor surgery
• Screening and chronic disease prevention
• Mental health care
• Information management (ensuring patient privacy)
• Palliative care (care for the terminally ill)
• In-hospital or long-term facility primary care
• Elder care (geriatric)
• Care of chronic illness
• Minor emergency care
• Rehabilitative care
• Community health and promotion (population health)

As well, Networks coordinate with other areas of health care, such as lab and X-ray, home care, long-term care and public health. The Networks also work to manage 24-hour patient access to appropriate primary care services.