Outpatient Clinics and Services - Mental Health at School

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Program:

Outpatient Clinics and Services

Organizations:

Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Phone Numbers:

Switchboard: 416-480-6100 * Patient inquiry: 416-480-4246

Crisis:

Call 911 in emergencies

Website:

www.sunnybrook.ca

Address:

2075 Bayview Ave
Toronto, ON
M4N 3M5

Intersection:

Bayview Ave, North of Eglinton Ave E

Location:

Toronto (Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills)

Accessibility:

Wheelchair Accessible

Hours:

Hours vary

Service Description:

Medical services provided to patients who are not require an overnight stay in hospital

ALS Clinic Multi-disciplinary Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) clinic * liaisons with community services, palliative care teams and hospices * affiliated and linked with Assistive Technology Clinic to provide access to assistive devices

Balance Disorders Clinic (Progression) Assessment and treatment of people who have peripheral vestibular conditions (dysfunction of balance organs in the inner ear) * offer vestibular and audiometric testing * testing performed by vestibular technicians and audiologists * results interpreted by otologists/neurotologists

Breastfeeding Clinic Outpatient breastfeeding counselling, education and care plans for women who deliver their babies at Sunnybrook * daily inpatient breastfeeding classes, a 7-day-a-week appointment schedule and a hospital-grade pump rental service.

Colposcopy Clinic Clinic providing internal examination of the vagina and cervix using lighted magnifying instruments

High Risk Obstetrics Clinic Outpatient referral center for women needing specialized care during pregnancy, or those at risk of delivering an infant who requires intensive care

Lymphedema Clinic Clinic which provides assessment and treatment to those diagnosed with lymphedema

Memory Clinic Provides services to patient 50 years and older who suffer from memory impairment or suspected memory impairment * co-consultation by geriatric psychiatry, cognitive neurology and geriatric medicine programs in hospital

Neonatal Follow-Up Clinic Provides assessment of newborn's physical, motor and cognitive development * information and referral to community services and specialized consultation

Prosthetics and amputee care Custom devices, rehabilitation, and education for people who have had a limb loss * services provided orthopedic surgeons, physiatrists, certified prosthetists, and specialized physiotherapists and occupational therapists

Sleep Disorder Clinic Provides assessment for those experiencing sleep related issues and disorders

Services and Programs:

Secondary Stroke Prevention Clinic

Fees:

Most services covered under OHIP

Application:

Medical referral required

Languages:

English

Area(s) Served:

Toronto and area

This information was last completely updated on: 3-19-2025

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