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Family Doctors Accepting New Patients* Etobicoke Dr. Hanna Hinnawi 106 - 245 Dixon Rd. Family Doctors Toronto, Ontario, M9P 2M4 Phone No.416-235-2655 Accepting New Patients* Fax No.416-235-0886 Downsview / North York Dr. Wayne Thai Dr. Margaret Gronska 3 - 2700 Kipling Avenue 101 - 2780 Jane Street Etobicoke, Ontario, M9V 4P2 Downsview, Ontario, M3N 2J2 Phone No. 416-747-8501 Phone No. 416-745-8500 Fax No. 416-747-9325 Fax No. 416-748-8730 Jane Finch Family Health Team Toronto Dr. Husna Husainy Dr. Abraham Cohen Dr. Neil Ingber 207 - 1635 Lawrence Avenue West Dr. Sarah Ramzan Toronto, Ontario, M6L 3C9 Dr. Vered Kakzanov Phone No.416-249-7561 136A - 1 Yorkgate Boulevard Fax No.416-244-2618 North York, Ontario, M3N 3A1 Phone No. 416-745-4555 Dr. Abraham Friesner Fax No. 416-745-0786 200 - 1635 Lawrence Avenue West Toronto, Ontario, M6L 3C9 Dr. Nguyen Sy Hoang Phone No. 416-245-5888 13 - 2437 Finch Avenue West Fax No. 416-245-5889 Downsview, Ontario, M9M 2E7 Phone No. 416-740-0992 Dr. Alex Alexander Fax No. 416-740-2911 200 - 1840 Eglinton Avenue West Toronto, Ontario, M6E 2J4 Dr. Renee Lewi Phone No. 416-789-6100 301 - 2100 Finch Avenue West Downsview, Ontario, M3N 2Z9 Fax No. 416-789-3735 Phone No. 416-739-8700 Fax No. 416-739-8701 Dr. Charlie Yi Keh Cha 411 - 27 Roncesvalles Avenue Dr. Rosa Leone Toronto, Ontario, M6R 3B2 305 - 2830 Keele Street Phone No. 416-533-6807 Downsview, Ontario, M3M 3E5 Fax No. 416-533-7652 Phone No. 416-243-2939 Fax No. 416-243-0733 Dr. Christopher Pinto 2388 A Bloor St. West. Dr. Ryan Banach Toronto, Ontario, M6S 1P5 301 - 2100 Finch Avenue West Phone No. 416-767-2525 North York, Ontario, M2N 3Z9 Fax No. 416-234-9128 Phone No. 416-739-8700 Fax No. 416-739-8701 http://www.hrh.ca/findadoctor 1 Dr. Emmanuel Ogueri Patient & Family Resource Centre 2698 Jane St., Unit 4, 2nd floor Humber River Hospital Toronto, Ontario, M3L 1S5 1235 Wilson Ave. Phone No. 647-351-8877 Toronto, ON M3M 0B2 Fax No. 647-352-4488 Phone: 416-242-1000 ext.81201 Dr. Gabriele Peracchia Fax: 416 - 242-1047 1995A Weston Road E-mail: [email protected] Toronto, Ontario, M9N 1X2 Phone No. 416-242-2216 Fax No. 416-242-2266 Web: http://www.hrh.ca/findadoctor Dr. John Geleff Hours of Operation: 38 Lawrence Avenue West Monday – Thursday Toronto, Ontario, M6E 2J4 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 pm. Phone No. 416-485-2633 Friday Fax No. 416-789-3735 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 pm. Dr. Mark Appelby 243 Eglinton Avenue West, Main Floor Toronto, Ontario, M4R 1B1 Phone No. 416-489-2106 Fax No. 416-489-2981 Dr. Michael Shupak B - 145 Marlee Avenue Toronto, Ontario, M6B 3H3 Phone No. 416-787-0661/0662 Fax No. 416-787-3458 Dr. Shmuel Bergman 205 - 1649 Dufferin Street Toronto, Ontario, M6H 3M2 Phone No. 416-652-9862 Fax No. 416-652-3960 Woodbridge Dr. Frederick Chen 8401 Weston Road, Unit 9, *Disclaimer: Woodbridge, Ontario, L4L 1A6 Phone No. 905-851-2241 This list is intended to provide information Fax No. 905-851-1854 only. It does not imply a recommendation or endorsement by Humber River Hospital. To Dr. Sandra Marsetti find if a doctor is currently taking new 400 - 8333 Weston Road patients, please contact the office directly. Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 8E2 Phone No. 905-850-3070 Fax No. 1-888-567-6046 http://www.hrh.ca/findadoctor 2 .
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