Walk-In Clinics in Toronto, Ontario
25 clinics — sorted by rating
Prohealth Walk In Medical Clinic Danforth
1473 Danforth Avenue, Old Toronto
Sanomed Medical Clinic
1000 Bay Street, Old Toronto
Care& Family Health Yorkville
162 Cumberland Street, Old Toronto
Honey Health Walk-in Clinic and Family Physician's office
1709 Bloor Street West, Old Toronto
Don Mills Walk In Medical Clinic
1262 Don Mills Road, North York
HeartHealth Medical Centre
360 College Street, Old Toronto
Parliament Medical Walk In Clinic
1 Oak Street, Old Toronto
Westside Medical Clinic. Walk In and Family Practice
2404 Eglinton Avenue West, York
First Light Medical Clinic DR Rebecca
1928 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Old Toronto
HealthOne Medical & Walk-In The Well
486 Front Street West, Old Toronto
WELL Health Medical Centres - Yonge & Charles
3 Charles Street West, Old Toronto
Albany Medical Clinic
807 Broadview Avenue, Old Toronto
College Medical Care - Walk-In Clinic & Family Practice in Downtown Toronto
343 College Street, Old Toronto
Adelaide Medical Clinic
400 Adelaide Street East, Old Toronto
Primacy - Carlton & Church Medical & Walk-In Clinic
60 Carlton Street, Old Toronto
Wellone Medical Centre & Walk In Clinic
18 Yonge Street, Old Toronto
PathWell
40 University Avenue, Old Toronto
Primacy - Lansdowne Dundas Medical Clinic
222 Lansdowne Avenue, Old Toronto
Psych Company Downtown
100 King Street West, Old Toronto
Family Doctors & Walk-In Clinic
790 Bay Street, Old Toronto
About Walk-In Clinics in Toronto
Toronto has 25 walk-in clinics serving the community. Most clinics are open on weekdays with some offering evening and weekend hours. Use the listings above to compare ratings, hours, and services to find the right clinic for your needs.
Whether you need a routine check-up, prescription renewal, or treatment for a minor illness or injury, the walk-in clinics in Toronto, Ontario listed on ClinicFinder.ca can help. Many locations accept walk-in patients without an appointment, making it easy to get care when you need it. When visiting a clinic, bring your provincial health card, a list of current medications, and any relevant medical records. Wait times vary by location and time of day — visiting in the morning or mid-week can often mean shorter waits. Each listing above includes hours of operation, patient ratings, contact details, and directions to help you choose the right clinic.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many walk-in clinics are there in Toronto?
There are 25 walk-in clinics listed in Toronto, Ontario. Use the list above to compare ratings, hours, and locations.
Which walk-in clinic in Toronto has the highest rating?
Prohealth Walk In Medical Clinic Danforth is the top-rated walk-in clinic in Toronto with a rating of 4.8/5 based on 576 reviews.
Are there walk-in clinics open on weekends in Toronto?
Yes, many walk-in clinics in Toronto offer weekend hours. Check individual clinic listings above for specific Saturday and Sunday hours.
What is the average rating of walk-in clinics in Toronto?
The average patient rating for walk-in clinics in Toronto is 4.0/5 based on 25 rated clinics.
Which areas of Toronto have walk-in clinics?
Walk-In Clinics in Toronto can be found in several areas including Old Toronto. Use the neighbourhood filters above to browse clinics in a specific area.
Is walk-in clinic care covered by health insurance in Ontario?
OHIP covers medically necessary physician services at walk-in clinics. Dental care is covered for children under 17 and seniors 65+ through specific programs. Physiotherapy is covered for patients under 20, over 65, or within 12 months of hospital discharge.
Do I need a health card to visit a walk-in clinic in Toronto?
A valid Ontario health card is recommended to avoid out-of-pocket fees, which typically range from $50 to $150 per visit. Walk-in clinics in Toronto will still treat patients without a health card.
Can I get a prescription refill at a walk-in clinic in Toronto?
Yes. Walk-in clinic doctors in Toronto can write new prescriptions and refill existing medications. Bring a list of your current medications and dosages. Some controlled substances may need to be prescribed by your regular family doctor.