PC Health

Loblaw Companies

About this app

Access healthcare anywhere

Minor Illness Consultations
NEW! Your pharmacist can write you a prescription** for minor health conditions like UTIs, allergies, cold sores and more. Book through your app.

Pre-Travel Health Consultations

NEW! Book personalized travel consultations with your pharmacists for health advice, vaccines and medications to help protect your health while you’re abroad.*


Prescription Refills

Auto-refill prescriptions, get pickup notifications, and set up automatic payments at more than 1,300 pharmacies across Canada.

Get Care

You have access to a handpicked network of healthcare providers like dietitians, chiropractors, massage therapists and more. Plus, chat with a registered nurse or dietitian for free.***

Health Journey

A day-by-day journey with activities, content and support focused on your needs.

Flu Shot and Covid Vaccine Booking

Book your flu shot or Covid vaccine at more than 1,800 pharmacy locations across Canada.†

Health Profile

A snapshot of your overall health, habits and goals. Reveal your top focus areas to discover next steps and get resources to help you hit your goals.

Sign In With Your PC™ id

You’ll need to sign in with your PC™ id account to use services or features in this app. If you don’t have a PC™ id, you can create one in the app.

Private & Secure

At Loblaw Companies Limited, the privacy and security of your information is extremely important to us. We use a combination of administrative, physical, and technical safeguards to do so. These measures include, for example, the use of multi-factor authentication, masking, encryption, logging and monitoring.

For more information, please review our Loblaw Companies Limited Privacy Policy.

Important Disclosures and Consent

This software does not perform any of the following: diagnosing, treating, mitigating or preventing a disease, disorder or abnormal physical state, or any of their symptoms, or otherwise meet the definition of Software as a Medical Device.

*$30-$50 per person. Consultation fee varies depending on the complexity and duration of the consult, as determined by the pharmacist.

**If appropriate, as per provincial eligibility, assessment and treatment regulations.

***Availability varies by province and territory.

†Subject to vaccine availability.
Now available in select provinces for eligible individuals. Over 1,800 pharmacies represent the total number of pharmacies operating under Loblaw Companies Ltd. including Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacies and all grocery store banner pharmacies.

PC Optimum™ points are available to members on purchases of eligible products and services through the PC Health Shop (excluding pharmacy-related products and services, non-PC Optimum™ program-participating third-party products and services and any other products/services as we determine from time to time in our sole discretion). Membership is free.

Ratings and reviews

Really like how health related support, tracking, and guidance are presented under a single app that is useful to me. REALLY APPRECIATE being able to access my prescriptions independently of PC ID which is not reliable for sending two factor authentication codes. If the app were able to link up with my Garmin watch (versus only Google Fit) it would be great and also an excellent source of health metrics for Shoppers.

The app needs functionality to show which programs we have completed and which ones we have not. More options to obtain points daily indefinitely are needed, as there are no points awarded for repeat programs, such as the daily step tracking programs! Why?? General stability of the app has improved over time although there are still glitches from time to time that require restarting the app.

The appears good at first appearance, but is poorly executed. You try to do the tasks, they only let you do little bits. This is frustrating, especially if you chose something about health you were especially interested in. You constantly get prodded to open the app but nothing is there to do. Another one of Gaelens blunders, perhaps he should concentrate on offering affordable groceries.