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Rapid Access Clinics Daily 8:00-11:00 at 45 Mill St, Toronto, arrive early for same-day appoints for this rapid access clinic – Physician referral required https://www.avantderm.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Consultation-Request-Form-2019.pdf

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GRDC helps people quickly find out if they have breast cancer.

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The Urgent Care Clinic at kid E care can diagnose and treat most childhood injuries and illnesses. Use this clinic for urgent but non life-threatening illnesses or injuries. We see children with cuts, fevers, colds, viruses, minor burns, sprains, strains, simple fractures, and other illnesses. Your child will be seen by a paediatrician with experience managing urgent care problems.

The Walk-in clinic is located at 491 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto.

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Patients suitable for referral to the clinic are those who are not in need of immediate hospitalization or emergency department assessment, but are unable to wait weeks for an outpatient psychiatric assessment.

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A rapid access addiction medicine (RAAM) clinic is a low-barrier, walk-in clinic that patients can attend to get help for a substance use disorder without an appointment or formal referral. RAAM clinics provide time-limited medical addiction care (including pharmacotherapy, brief counseling, and referrals to community services).

Rapid Access Addiction Medicine (RAAM) clinics

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The Hip and Knee Rapid Access Clinic (RAC) is a provincial healthcare initiative that was put into place to provide ALL Ontarians with timely access to high quality, integrated musculoskeletal (MSK) care for joint pain and disability relating to hip and knee osteoarthritis. At the RAC, patients will be assessed by an Advanced Practitioner who will work with them to determine the appropriate care pathway. Services include hip and knee assessments, joint injections, self-care management, and orthopaedic surgery.

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Rapid Access Clinics for Low Back Pain stems from the Inter-professional Spine Assessment and Education Clinics (ISAEC) model.

ISAEC is an innovative, upstream, shared-care model of care in which patients receive rapid low back pain assessment (less than four weeks on average), education and evidence-based self-management plans. It is designed to decrease the prevalence of unmanageable chronic low back pain, reduce unnecessary diagnostic imaging as well as unnecessary specialist referral.

ISAEC – Interprofessional Spine Assessment and Education Clinics