When booking an appointment via eBooking or calling the clinic, you’ll be asked to select or provide the reason for your visit. It will also ensure that you’ll be booked with the appropriate provider and that enough time has been allotted for the visit.

Reasons for visits can be:

• Acne (new or chronic)
• New Allergic reaction (hives)
• Allergies (chronic)
• Anemia
• Anxiety (chronic)
• Arthritis chronic (rheumatoid, osteoarthritis)
• Asthma exacerbation (asthma attack, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath)
• Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD, ADHD)
• New Breast concern (lump, pain, discharge)
• Cardiovascular disease (CVD, angina, history of heart attack, congenital heart disease, vascular disease, intermittent claudication)
• Acute Cardiovascular symptoms (hypertension, high blood pressure, tachycardia, irregular or fast heartrate, chest pain, low blood pressure)
• High Cholesterol (lipid)
• Chronic lung disease (asthma, COPD, emphysema)
• Chronic Pain
• Concussion – new
• Concussion follow up
• Congestive heart failure (heart failure)
• Contraception start (birth control, the pill)
• Contraception follow up (birth control)
• Cough, cold or flu (sore throat, nasal/sinus congestion)
• Cryotherapy
• Depression (chronic)
• Diabetes
• Ear pain
• New Elbow concern (pain, injury, swelling)
• Eye concern (sudden vision change, redness, pain, discharge, injury)
• Fibromyalgia
• New Foot concern (pain, injury, swelling, toe)
• Form completion
• New female genital concern (new lesion, vaginal/pelvic pain, abnormal vaginal bleeding or discharge)
• New male genital concern (new lesion, testicular pain, penile discharge)
• New Headache
• Headache chronic (migraine)
• New Hip concern (pain or injury)
• Hypertension chronic (high blood pressure)
• IUC removal or concern
• New Knee concern (pain, injury, swelling)
• Loss of consciousness
• Menopause (hot flashes)
• Menstrual problems (periods)
• Mental Health concern (excludes depression or anxiety), (schizophrenia, grief, stress, burnout)
• New/worsening Mental Health/Mood symptoms (anxiety, depression, suicidal, grief, psychosis – hallucinations & delusions)
• New Musculorskeletal symptoms – MSK (Muscular, neck, back pain, injury or suspected fracture)
• Obesity (overweight)
• Osteoporosis (low bone density, fragile bones)
• Pap test
• Periodic Health Visit M or F < 50yrs
• Periodic Health Visit M or F 50yrs +
• Post hospital discharge
• Post-natal (6 weeks after birth)
• Post operation follow up
• Pre-conception Counselling
• Acute Pregnancy concern (bleeding in pregnancy, no fetal movement)
• Prenatal (first visit)
• Prenatal (subsequent)
• New Rectal concern (hemorroids, bleeding, itch, pain)
• Reflux (heartburn)
• Review test results
• Sexual Health (libido, erective dysfuntion)
• Acute Skin concern (laceration, infection, new lesion, rash, burn, abscess, cyst, hair loss)
• Skin conditions – chronic (eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis)
• STI screening (contact, routine, broken condom)
• Suture/staple removal
• Third Party Physical
• Thyroid conditions (hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism)
• New Urinary symptoms (burning pee, odour, urgency, frequency, blood in urine)
• Well Baby (newborn)
• Well Baby (2, 4 and 6 months)
• Well Baby (9 months)
• Well Baby (12 and 15 months)
• Well Baby (18 months)
• Well child (2-10 and 11-17)

If you cannot attend your scheduled appointment, please contact our clinic immediately. Since appointments are in high demand, your prompt cancellation will allow another patient to access timely medical care. Appointments not cancelled before 24 hours of your scheduled appointment time will be subject to fees. To reschedule your appointment, contact us at 416-425-8800 or e-mail admin@rnmc.ca 

A regular appointment is to address a specific health concern. A Periodic Health Visit (previously called Annual Physical Exam) involves a customized review of your current health status, including your health history and physical exam. It typically includes an update on your medical history, height, weight, and blood pressure, a full physical examination and a review of immunization status, medications and preventive care measures.