Walk-In & Family Practice Clinic

Call ahead. They just randomly decide to close whenever they feel like it with no explanations provided. No voicemail or email available. Went to pick up a deposit today and they were closed THREE AND HALF HOURS earlier than their posted closing time with no notices posted.

I went to this clinic to get some refills on a prescription and since the office was empty, I thought I might investigate the cause of my crackling kneecap.
When I got there, the place was virtually deserted; but I liked that. After waiting in the examination room I realized why. I heard the doctor (young korean man) advising his elderly patients that they should ask their pharmacist all of the questions they were asking him… excuse me, YOU’RE the doctor. I heard him tell them, that if they were taking «these medications with these other medications and these other ones» there would probably be some kind of reaction. DUH. That’s why they’re there. That’s why they brought you all their medications.
So anyway, he came in and prescribed my refill and then I asked about my knee. He didn’t really care to hear what the problem was, he just said, «what exactly are you expecting me to do about it?» I said, I dunno, recommend some exercises or tell me if it sounds normal or if I should see a REAL doctor for it. SOMETHING! He then wrote me an X-​Ray form and I haven’t seen him since… What’s the point? I’ll save a token and just go ask a pharmacist.
2 lack lustre stars.

the phone number on this is wrong.

This is the only walk-​in clinic my boyfriend and I use.
While you may have to wait a long time, the care we’ve both received here has been satisfactory. The doctors all seem fairy knowledgable.
I fractured my tibia once and came here to have it checked out. They sent me right over to Bloor and Christie (about a block away) to get X-​Rays done and called me about 3 days later with the results. That’s better service than my own family doctor provides!
They also have a pharmacy located on the same floor, so you can always pick up your prescription there if need be.
I would certainly recommend this clinic if you need to see a doctor and live in the area.

In and out in 30 minutes without feeling ignored or rushed, but they’re speedy. I waited for about 5 minutes, it was my first experience with the Canadian health cars system… I was not disappointed.

La walk in clinic, t’y vas lorsque tous les medecins sont complets
C’est simple, allez au comptoir pour vous inscrire et comptez 30min à 1h d’attente avant d’être reçu par un médecin qui vous délivrera un check up express et vous donnera une ordonnance.
Il faut payer la consultation cash et cela vous en coutera 50 $.
Walk in clinic is the last resort solution when you’re sick as hell and needs a justification for call in sick at work.
It’s pretty straightforward, just register at the front desk and wait for around 45 minutes.
A doctor will perform a express check up before giving you a prescription.
Be prepared to pay in cash and it’s 50 $.

Made my way up a very sketchy elevator; survived. Receptionist told me it would be a 40 minute wait. I asked if I could leave and come back, and she said no problem, be back by 7pm. Awesome!
Headed back to the sketchy elevator – Tip: It will do this thing where it feels like it drops, and then it will feel like it’s not moving. Don’t panic. You will be on the ground floor soon.
Popped across the street to Banjara and enjoyed a mango lassi on the patio, while watching an old man in Christie Park chase pigeons on his electric scooter. Not a bad way to kill time, am I right?
Retuned at 6:55. I had a bit of a coughing fit and asked for some water from the receptionist; she came back with my water and told me the doctor was ready to see me. Nice!
Doctor was really nice, a little rushed and flippant about my condition but sent for a test just in case, so all bases were covered.
Not bad for a Walk-​In!

Came in one day after work. The receptionist said it would be about 45 minutes to see the doctor but ended up only being about 25 minutes.
The doctor was nice and had great bedside manner. He wrote up the forms I needed to get some blood work done and sent me on my way. I was in and out in under 10 minutes.
I returned the next morning to see the lab tech for my blood work. Though they open at 9 and I was first in line to see the tech, she did not see me until almost 9:30. Once I was in she was great. She had the needle in on the first try and thanks to my excellent pumping skills, I had the vials filled in no time.

I went here with a fractured elbow on a Saturday morning and must say that I was rather impressed as far as walk-​ins go. The staff were hurried but friendly and the doctor was very thorough. He did everything he could to help before sending me to an ER where I could actually get x-​rays read and then called on Monday to follow up. I would definitely go here again if the need arose.