If it is your first visit, you should bring your provincial health care card and photo ID. You should also be able to provide your mailing address, complete with postal code.

We ask that new patients have the intention of becoming regular patients at Ridgeview and permanently reside in an area where they have access to the clinic. If you are only in the area on vacation or temporarily, you should continue to see your usual family physician. For urgent matters, you can visit us during our walk in hours. Please note physicians will not do pap or annual medical exams under these circumstances.
See our new patients page to find out which doctors are accepting new patients, or to go on our wait list.

We accept all provincial health care with the exception of Quebec. Quebec does not participate in the reciprocal inter-provincial health care agreement. As such, residents of Quebec must pay a base fee at each appointment. A receipt will be issued that can then be submitted to Quebec Health Care for reimbursement.

Yes. Out of country patients are seen on a walk-in basis at a base rate of $125. For complex and/or multiple medical issues, ask for a rate. The cost of seeing a physician at the hospital’s emergency room is substantially more, and is only recommended in cases of extreme emergencies.

Yes. These services are available to both regular and walk-in patients.

Yes. However, there is a fee for a travel consult as it is an uninsured medical service. You may wish to speak to your pharmacist or visit the public health website prior to coming to the clinic.

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Yes.

We do our best to contact patients regarding abnormal test results and book any necessary follow up appointments. If you continue to experience symptoms or your condition worsens, please return to the clinic and book a follow up appointment.

Yes. Please inform the front desk staff that the injury is work related BEFORE you see the doctor. You must provide the workplace address and phone number.