Preventive planning
Screening and prevention discussions shaped by your age, history and individual risk.
Continuity for the years ahead
Looking for a family doctor?
Ongoing primary care can help you build a clearer picture of your health over time. Ask our team about current family physician registration opportunities.
Family doctor registration
Tell us how to reach you.
Complete the form below to begin a family-doctor inquiry. Submission does not guarantee acceptance, roster you with a physician or create a physician-patient relationship.
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Patient information
Family doctor inquiry form
Enter the information requested below. Our team may contact you to complete the next registration steps and confirm current physician availability.
Care that stays connected
Your health story makes more sense when it is seen over time.
Family medicine brings preventive care, new concerns and ongoing conditions into one evolving health picture. That continuity can support more informed conversations and clearer follow-up.
Explore family medicineEveryday concerns
A familiar place to begin when a new symptom or change in your health needs assessment.
Ongoing conditions
Regular monitoring, treatment review and practical goals for long-term health needs.
Medication oversight
Review of prescriptions, effectiveness, side effects and monitoring requirements.
Life-stage care
Primary care that adapts as your health priorities change through different stages of life.
Coordinated next steps
Clinically appropriate testing, referrals and follow-up connected back to your care plan.
Your first appointment
Bring the details that help build a useful health picture.
A first visit is usually a starting point. The clinician may need more than one appointment to understand a complex history or address several concerns safely.
- IdentificationValid health card and identification
Bring your Ontario health card and photo identification when requested.
- Medication detailsCurrent medication and allergy list
Include prescriptions, non-prescription products, supplements and known reactions.
- Care historyRelevant records and provider details
Bring reports you have available and the contact information for previous care providers.
- Your prioritiesYour most important priorities
Write down the concerns and health goals you would most like to discuss first.
Care while you are waiting
Do not postpone care while registration is being reviewed.
Choose the care option that matches the urgency and complexity of your concern. A registration inquiry is not a substitute for medical assessment.
Non-emergency concern
Ask about walk-in care
For an eligible recent illness, minor injury or focused concern, ask whether the walk-in clinic is the right option.
Explore walk-in careUnsure where to go
Use Ontario health guidance
Ontario residents can call 811 for health advice and help navigating available health services.
Call 811Severe or life-threatening
Get emergency help now
Do not wait for the clinic if symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening or potentially life-threatening.
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.Family doctor FAQs
Helpful answers before you submit an inquiry.
Availability and clinic policies can change. Our team will confirm the details that apply to your registration request.
View all clinic FAQsNo. The form begins an inquiry only. You are not registered or accepted until the clinic completes its process and confirms this with you directly.
Response times depend on inquiry volume and physician capacity. Submitting more than once does not improve your position and may slow review.
Each person generally needs their own inquiry because contact details, health-card information and registration decisions are individual. Ask the clinic about children or dependants.
If you are accepted, the clinic can explain its records-transfer process. Your authorization may be required, and your previous provider may charge an administrative fee.
Do not wait for registration. Ask about walk-in care for eligible non-emergency concerns, call 811 when you are unsure where to seek care, and use emergency services for severe symptoms.