Services

1. How do I make an appointment to see you?
2. Are your services free? What if I don't have OHIP?
3. How much does the birth control that you sell cost?
4. What languages do you provide services in?
5. Do you do HIV testing?
6. Do you provide services other than for sexual health?
7. Do you provide translation for other services?
8. Is your service confidential? (Will you tell anybody that I was there?)
9. Is there an age limit?
10. Is there a waiting list for your services?
11. How do I get my test results?
12. Are all your doctors women?
13. Do you have any pamphlets?
14. Where are you located? How do I get there?
15. What are your hours? Can I come on a Saturday? Can I come after work?
16. How do I contact the Mobile Health Clinic?

Just call 416 323 9986 anytime between 10 am and 5 pm Monday-Friday to book an appointment with a doctor. WE DO NOT HAVE DROP-IN HOURS TO SEE A DOCTOR. You can drop in to buy birth control pills (if you are our client) or to get a pregnancy test. You can call us or come in for an abortion referral.
All our services are free. Our services are also FREE if you don't have OHIP. We do have a small cost for birth control pills and the IUD.
A package of birth control pills costs $6.00 (one package is good for one month). The IUD costs $53.00 (it lasts for 3 years).
We provide services in Cantonese/Mandarin, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Tamil, Hindi/Urdu/Punjabi, Fanta/Twi/Ewe, Farsi & Pashto.
We provide non-anonymous HIV antibody testing, as well as testing for all other STDs.
We do not provide services for anything other than sexual health. However, we will give you information on where you can call for help with other things like finding a job, housing, the immigration process, settlement, and other concerns you may have.
We do not provide translation for other services.
All our services are completely confidential.
There is no age limit to our services.
We currently have a 1-2 month waiting list to see a doctor at our Centre. This does not include coming to pick up a package of birth control pills if you have a prescription from one of our doctors on your chart. Call the Centre and ask to speak to a counsellor if you are unsure about whether you should come to the Centre or not.
Just call the Centre at 416 323 9986, give your name, the language that you speak and say that you need your test results. Your counsellor or any other available counsellor will be happy to give you your results as soon as they are in.
Yes
We have pamphlets in many languages on a wide range of topics, like:

• Breast cancer.
• Pap tests.
• Sexually transmitted diseases.
• Birth control.
• Domestic violence.
• and much more.

We also have an Immigrant Women's Health Handbook, which is a complete sexual and reproductive health resource for immigrant women. It is available in Cantonese, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Somali, Tamil & Vietnamese.
We are located at 489 College Street, Suite 200. We are at the intersection of College and Bathurst, just west of Bathurst on the south side of College. You can come south from the Bathurst subway station (Take the 501 streetcar) or you can come west from Queen's Park subway station--take any westbound streetcar.
We are open Monday to Friday 10 am to 5 pm. We are not open in the evenings, and we DO NOT HAVE DROP-IN HOURS. You must call and make an appointment to see a doctor. We sometimes have Saturday clinics--call the Centre to ask when our next Saturday clinic is.
The Mobile Health Clinic is available to come to factories, businesses, shelters, community groups, ESL classes, women's centres, etc. Just call 416 323 9986 and ask to speak to Anna Cioffi, our Mobile Health Clinic Coordinator, for more information.