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Welcome to our Family Health Team

As a result of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, we have made changes to the clinic flow in order to keep you, your healthcare providers and the community safe, whilst maintaining quality patient care.

Our clinic is now primarily virtual. Most of our staff are working remotely to reduce the risk of spread of COVID-19. We are conducting virtual and phone visits with patients. Any essential in-person clinic visits will be triaged and booked into clinic on an individual basis.

We are receiving your calls by voicemail and your clinic office coordinators are checking these messages frequently, and will return your calls.

We thank you for your cooperation during this challenging time.

» Read more about our team

Low-risk obstetrical care, pediatrics, menopause and complex care of the elderly are some of the foci of care.

Our mandate includes teaching as part of the University of Toronto's Department of Family and Community Medicine and research through the Primary Care Research Unit (PCRU) to improve knowledge and skills in the practice of Family Medicine.

As an Academic Family Health Team, education and teaching of healthcare professionals are a large part of our role. This includes supporting continuing education and professional development opportunities for all staff.

In addition to seeing their assigned Family Physician, patients will also have clinic visits with a family medicine resident or medical student, supervised by faculty physicians.

Our interprofessional team includes:

• family physicians
• resident physicians
• medical students
• nurses
• social workers

• dietitians
• pharmacists
• diabetes educators
• care navigator
• occupational therapist