backup covid-19
Telephone Doctor Appointments Available
Call 647-370-2503
to Book Call between 10-3pm Monday to Friday or make online appts on this website - Click on the button at the top 'Book an Appointment'
Click here to do a self assessment to determine if you have COVID-19
Pharmacy Open - We have Limited Stock Available for
- Hand Sanitizer
- Tylenol
- Tylenol Children's
- Tylenol Cold and Flu
- Advil
- Advil Children's
- Advil Cold and Flu
- Vitamin C
- Saline Nasal Spray
- Vick's VapoRub
- Cough Syrups and Lozenges
- Motrin
We Can deliver any of the above over the counter medications / products for a nominal charge so you don't have to come out of your home. Please call our pharmacy for details. 647-370-2503
Free Delivery for prescription medication within Peel Region.
Pharmacy is open Monday to Friday 10am-3pm - 905 232 4007
For After Hours and Weekend Emergency Prescriptions and Medication requirements please email at pharmacy@sq1healthgroup.com
To be assessed over the phone with one of our physicians please call our office at 647-370-2503 or email us for a telephone appointment. In our effort to contain the virus we request you not to come into the clinic.
If you are experiencing flu-like illness including fever, cough, sore throat or respiratory symptoms (e.g., shortness of breath, trouble breathing) please do the following self-assessment and determine the best route for yourself.
Self-Assessment Questions
Who should come to Osler's COVID-19 Assessment Centre?
People who have flu-like illness including fever, cough, sore throat or respiratory symptoms (e.g., shortness of breath, trouble breathing)
AND
Have traveled anywhere outside Canada in the last 14 days.
OR
Anyone who has been in contact with someone who has flu-like symptoms who has traveled outside Canada in the last 14 days;
OR
Anyone who has been in contact with someone who has a presumptive/probable or confirmed case of COVID-19.
If you feel that you have corona virus symptoms and as per the above listed assessment you feel you need to be tested for Corona Virus, only then please call Peel Public Health at 905-799-7700 to be referred to a COVID-19 Assessment centre.
If you have the flu and fever without any respiratory symptoms (e.g., shortness of breath, trouble breathing) you can stay home and get a telephone appointment with one of our doctors. For that call our office at 647-370-2503 or click here to make an appointment with one of our doctors so we can assess you from the comfort of your home.
Useful Links
Peel Public Health Phone: (905) 799-7700 Peel Public Health COVID-19 webpage
Trillium Health Partners
Ministry of Health COVID-19 Page
How to self isolate
Government of Canada 1-833-784-4397 Government of Canada COVIC-19 webpage
For more information on Novel Coronavirus/COVID-19, please read as follows
Who should come to the COVID-19 Assessment Centre?
People who have flu-like illness including fever, cough, sore throat or respiratory symptoms (e.g., shortness of breath, trouble breathing)
AND
Have traveled anywhere outside Canada in the last 14 days.
OR
Anyone who has been in contact with someone who has flu-like symptoms who has travelled outside Canada in the last 14 days;
OR
Anyone who has been in contact with someone who has a presumptive/probable or confirmed case of COVID-19.
What will happen at the COVID-19 Assessment Centre?
Based on an assessment of their symptoms, people may be tested for COVID-19, as appropriate, and receive direction regarding next steps in their care.
Who will see me in the COVID-19 Assessment Centre?
The COVID-19 Assessment Centre is staffed by a Registered Nurse, Registration Clerk, and a Physician or Nurse Practitioner will be available to assess patients. Patients will be assessed, may be tested for COVID-19 depending on their symptoms, and will receive direction from the care team regarding next steps in their care.
Will I have to wear a mask if I visit the COVID-19 Assessment Centre?
The safety of all staff, physicians, volunteers, students, patients, families and visitors remains a top priority at Osler, not just in response to COVID-19, but at all times in our hospitals. All patients visiting the COVID-19 Assessment Centre will be required to wear the mask provided and use the hand sanitizer prior to entering the facility. The area will be cleaned on a frequent basis.
Will a family member or friend be allowed to join me in the COVID-19 Assessment Centre?
Reflecting our commitment to maintaining a safe work and care environment in the COVID-19 Assessment Centre, visitors will not be allowed to join patients in the Assessment Centre with the following exceptions:
• An adult accompanying a child who is a patient, a frail older person, a person with a disability
• Anyone acting as an interpreter.
Will I have to wear a mask if I visit the COVID-19 Assessment Centre?
The safety of all people, patients, families, staff, physicians, volunteers, students and visitors remains a top priority at Osler, not just in response to COVID-19, but at all times in Osler hospitals. All people visiting the Assessment Centre will be required to wear the mask provided and use the hand sanitizer prior to entering the facility. The area will be cleaned on a frequent basis.
Will a family member or friend be allowed to join me in the COVID-19 Assessment Centre?
Reflecting our commitment to maintaining a safe environment, only an adult accompanying a child who is a patient, a frail older person, a person with a disability or anyone acting as an interpreter will be allowed inside the facility in order to further enhance the safety of staff and patients.
Do I need to be concerned about my health and safety if I am scheduled to attend an outpatient appointment at Peel Memorial Centre or if I need to visit the Urgent Care Centre for a health concern?
Please be assured that Osler remains a safe place. Your health and safety is our top priority. All people going to the COVID-19 Assessment Centre will be isolated from other patients attending the Urgent Care Centre and outpatient services at Peel Memorial, and will not have access to any other part of the facility other than the area in which they are being assessed. Patients should continue to visit the Urgent Care Centre and Peel Memorial for their regular appointments.
If you have general questions about the COVID-19, please call your local public health unit. Information is available in multiple languages.
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