Clinic Hours of Operation:
Monday to Thursday: 8:30 am to 8:00 pm
Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am to 12:30 pm
Sunday: Closed
After Hours Clinic:
***EFFECTIVE MARCH 16TH, 2020, THE WALK-IN IS CLOSED. PLEASE CALL 905-451-1937 TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.
Monday to Thursday: 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm – Registration ends at 7:00 pm for this clinic
Friday Evening: Closed
Saturday: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
PLEASE NOTE: After-hours services are available only to patients of Central Brampton Family Health Team.
Laboratory Hours of Operation:
THE LAB IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Monday to Friday:
9:00 am to 11:30 am (subject to change on occasion)
Please note: This is a private laboratory – laboratory services are available only to registered patients of the Central Brampton Family Health Organization/Brampton Easy Medical Group. Only requisitions that have been received from a CBFHO/BEMG physician will be fulfilled. Requisitions from specialists or physicians, not affiliated, with the clinic will not be processed.
Contact Us
If the office is closed, patients may contact 1-866-553-7205. This phone number will connect you to a registered nurse who will assess your concerns. If it is determined that you should see the physician on-call, the nurse will assist in those arrangements. If your problem is of a more urgent nature, please go to the nearest Emergency Department.
Our Location
60 Gillingham Drive, Suite 200
Brampton, Ontario L6X 0Z9
(at the corner of Bovaird and Main)
To book with Physicians: 905.451.1937
To book with Allied Health Staff or register for a FHT program (diabetes clinic, spirometry, nutrition, falls prevention, medication review, memory clinic etc.), visit the Programs and Services page to view all chronic disease management and health promotion programs or call 905.456.7111 (press 2) to learn more. Visit the Events and Workshops page to learn more about workshops that are offered to patients and community members.
NOTE: All electronic communication via info@cbfht.ca is for promotion purposes. This is not a SECURE email. PLEASE DO NOT SEND ANY PERSONAL HEALTH INFORMATION, FORMS, DOCUMENTS, CLINICAL REPORTS to this email address. This is to protect your Personal Health Information. All forms and documents must be dropped off with original signatures.
PATIENT INFORMATION
- Health Card & Personal Contact Information
As per Ministry of Health requirements, patients must bring and present a valid OHIP card for ALL medical visits. The card must contain accurate personal information. When you change any personal information please contact Service Ontario (http://www.ontario.ca/welcome-serviceontario), hospitals, labs and/or other doctors’ offices to update your records. - The government will not cover medical services for anyone without a valid health card, therefore, a fee for the appointment will be charged if you have an expired/invalid health card. A fee for a medical visit for Quebec and non-OHIP patients must be paid at the time of service.
- In accordance with the College of Physicians, your patient profile which includes your personal contact information (home address, work/home phone, etc.) including your emergency contact must be maintained and updated when changes occur. Consequently, upon arriving for your appointment, we will review your demographics with you to ensure your information is up-to-date and accurate.
CONFIDENTIALITY
Confidentiality is of the utmost importance and will be strictly maintained. Your medical information will NOT be released to anyone (including members of your family) without your written permission. If we are unable to reach you directly over the telephone we will leave a message for you to contact us.
Patients are permitted to restrict the disclosure of such information. For this reason and in conjunction with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario regulations, we are required to obtain written express consent from the patient before we disclose the patient’s personal health information. It is permissible for a parent or legal guardian to manage these tasks for a minor and by default, a parent or guardian is assumed to have authorization for a minor. Children sixteen (16) years of age or older MUST also grant authorization to a parent or guardian.
Authorization to Disclose Forms can be requested at the reception desk, from your family physician or health care provider at the office.
After Hours Clinic Information
We provide after- hours walk-in clinic times on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Patients are seen in the order in which they arrive. Registration ends at 7:00 pm. These clinics are offered every day except Sunday and Friday evenings so that patients can have their health care needs addressed as comprehensively as possible in the medical clinic where their physician practices. We advise and encourage patients to utilize the after-hours clinic at CBFHT for their urgent care needs rather than other, outside walk-in clinics. This will ensure continuity of each patient’s health care as your family physician does not receive any consult information from other walk in clinics you have visited. In addition to our evening walk-in clinics, there is a doctor on call every day to see patients who cannot be scheduled in with their regular doctor that day. You can call the clinic to book an appointment for same-day appointments. If you need more information about our after-hours clinics please call us at 905-451-1937. Telephone health Advisory Service (THAS) is available to all rostered patients at 1-866- 553-7205.
Please note that a call to Telehealth Ontario does not replace a 911 call. A call to 911 is always the first option in emergency situations.
What Is Telehealth Ontario?
Telehealth Ontario is a free, confidential telephone service an individual can use to receive health advice or general health information from a Registered Nurse. This call means quick, easy access to a qualified health professional, who can assess symptoms and determine a plan of action.
How Does Telehealth Ontario Work?
When an individual calls Telehealth Ontario, they talk directly with a Registered Nurse. They are asked to describe symptoms and answer questions that will allow the RN to best assess the seriousness of the problem. Based on the assessment, the RN can advise proper self-care, recommend a visit to a health practitioner, or provide phone numbers of nearby community resources. The Telehealth Ontario service is provided in English and French with translation support for other languages and a direct TTY number for those with hearing and speech difficulties. Callers can also be connected to medication or health information audio tapes.
When Should An Individual Call?
When Should an individual Call? When they have a general health question but are not sure of the exact nature of its severity. Telehealth Ontario answers questions and provides information that ensures proper care is received, all while following confidentiality laws. Health-related concerns that Telehealth can provide advice about include: Symptoms that could require medical attention - Illness or injury - Chronic illnesses - Nutrition and healthy lifestyles - Teen health and lifestyle issues
