a quiet activity for you, your child or older adult while you wait (i.e.water and one extra piece of clothing for warmth.any important information about your allergies or other medical conditions.your prescription and non-prescription medications (bring a supply as you may need to wait or may be admitted to hospital).any additional extended/private health insurance information.Visit the Urgent Care Centre for illnesses or injuries such as: Our services are covered by a valid Ontario health card. When should I go to the Urgent Care Centre? any serious condition you feel is getting worseįor those that qualify, our Virtual Urgent Care service is also available seven days a week.
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serious allergic reactions and skin rashes.fever in infants three months or younger.stroke symptoms such as, loss of movement of half your body, loss of speech, severe dizziness.shortness of breath, dizziness/fainting.This is especially important if you are experiencing symptoms and have an existing chronic condition, including heart disease, kidney disease, or diabetes.Ĭome to the Emergency Department immediately if you need care for symptoms such as: You should go to your nearest Emergency Department if you require emergency or urgent care related to a serious injury, illness or condition. Frequently asked questions When should I go to the Emergency Department? Our Virtual Urgent Care service is also available for those who qualify. Any patient coming to the Urgent Care Centre requiring admission will be transferred to Brampton Civic Hospital or Etobicoke General Hospital, as appropriate. Patients with serious and/or life-threatening injuries, illnesses or conditions should always go to the nearest Emergency Department or call 911 immediately. Our Urgent Care Centre provides care when your illness or injury isn't an emergency, but just can't wait. The Urgent Care Centre is open 24 hours a day, every day and is located at:
If you have a life-threatening emergency, or aren’t sure, call 911 for an ambulance. Please note that Emergency Department staff cannot give medical advice over the phone. Osler’s two Emergency Departments are open 24 hours a day, every day: Please check our Visitor and Essential Care Partner Policy to see if you can visit your loved one in the Emergency Department or Urgent Care Centre. To follow COVID-19 guidelines and ensure physical distancing, there are limitations on visitors allowed in our Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Centre. We are committed to providing safe, compassionate and high-quality health care at our hospitals, and we are taking every precaution to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone who enters our facilities. At Osler, your health and safety is always our top priority.
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