Do you replace an obstetrician or midwife?

No. The clinic provides primary-care support and coordinates with pregnancy-care professionals when specialized care is needed.

Can my newborn become a patient?

The family practice is accepting registration from patients of every age. Availability is confirmed after registration.

Yes. Contact the clinic promptly for support. If you or your baby may be in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Pregnancy and family care

Primary care can support you before, during and after pregnancy while coordinating with obstetrical, midwifery or specialist care when needed.

Visits may include routine monitoring, medication review, preventive guidance and referrals based on your individual needs.

Postpartum care can address recovery, mood, feeding questions, contraception and ongoing health needs, alongside newborn and family care.

Common questions

Do you replace an obstetrician or midwife?: No. The clinic provides primary-care support and coordinates with pregnancy-care professionals when specialized care is needed.
Can my newborn become a patient?: The family practice is accepting registration from patients of every age. Availability is confirmed after registration.
Can I discuss postpartum mental health?: Yes. Contact the clinic promptly for support. If you or your baby may be in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

This page provides general information and does not replace an individual medical assessment. For emergencies, call 911.

Areas we serve

We are at 801 Dundas Street East, just off the Dixie and Dundas corner, with free parking and easy access from the QEW and Highway 403.

Visiting from out of town? Walk-in patients are welcome regardless of where you live in Ontario. Get directions or see our hours and location.