Fracture Clinic Access at Toronto Hospitals Not All Hospitals Offer Fracture Clinic Telephone Call Or Referral Required - No Walk-Ins Accepted

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Fracture Clinic Access at Toronto Hospitals Not all hospitals offer fracture clinic Telephone call or referral required - no walk-ins accepted Note: Fracture clinics are not for initial evaluation and stabilization of acute fractures. This must be done at primary care or emergency department level as appropriate Humber River Hospital 416-242-1000 Monday to Friday 7:30 am – 4:30 pm 1235 Wilson Ave x 23000 2.5 hrs for each AM, PM clinic Toronto, M3M 0B2 Call to speak to ortho-on-call, will accept if space avail Michael Garron Hospital 416-469-6384 Monday, Tuesday, Friday 8 – 4 pm 825 Coxwell Avenue Fx: 416-469-6424 Wednesday, Thurs 8:30 – 4 pm Toronto, M4C 3E7 Referral triaged according to urgency North York General Hospital 416-756-6970 Use referral form, only for minor fracture, 1st flr, West Lobby Fx: 416-756-6502 splinting/casting 4001 Leslie St., 1st flr Located near the Information Desk Toronto, M2K 1E1 Scarborough Health Network 416-495-2557 Referrals/consultation not accepted from Birchmount Hospital community physicians/NPs. 2 ways to access clinic: 3030 Birchmount Rd., 1) Through ER d/t injury Scarborough, M1W 3W3 2) Apt scheduled by Ortho Scarborough Health Network 416-431-8212 Monday to Thursday 7:00-3:00 pm General Hospital Refer to individual Ortho to obtain appointment 3050 Lawrence Ave. E., Scarborough, M1P 2V5 Scarborough Health Network 416-281-7269 Monday to Friday 7:30-3:30 pm Centenary Hospital Fx: 416-281-7204 2867 Ellesmere Road, M1E 4B9 Mount Sinai Hospital 416-596-4200 Clinic hours vary. Refer by phone/fax. 600 University Avenue x 7989 Do not see hands, spinal fractures. Toronto, M5G 1X5 Fx: 416-586-4769 St. Joseph's Health Centre 416-530-6128 Monday – Friday: 7:00 am -3:00 pm 30 The Queensway Fx: 416-530-6691 Sat/Sun 7:00-10:00 Main flr, near ER depart Toronto, M6R 1B5 *Not for fractures to finger, back, neck. St. Michael’s Hospital 416-864-5280 Monday – Friday: 7:00 am -3:00 pm 30 Bond Street Fx: 416-864-5612 Referral triaged by Ortho-on call, may be forwarded Toronto, M5B 1W8 to more appropriate specialist, eg. Plastics, hand Sunnybrook Hospital 416-480-4206 Monday – Friday: 8:00 am -4:00 pm 2075 Bayview Avenue, CG15, Fx: 416-480-5389 Faxed referral triaged by Ortho-on-call C-wing, Toronto, M4N 3M5 Located on the ground floor Toronto General Hospital N/A Does not have a Fracture Clinic 200 Elizabeth St, M5G 2C4 All fracture Clinic pts seen at TWH Toronto Western Hospital 416-603-5858 Referrals/consultation not accepted from 399 Bathurst Street community physicians/NPs. 2 ways to access: 1st Floor, Fell Pavilion, 1) Through ER d/t injury Toronto, M5T 2S8 2) Follow up with Ortho surgeon Women’s College Hospital 416-323-6400 Does not have a Fracture Clinic 5th flr, 76 Grenville Street Fax referral to individual orthopedic specialist to Toronto, M5S 1B2 request a consult. November 2019 .

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