We are accepting primary care patients at this time.

We are accepting In-Person sick visits, 7 days a week, with one of our Pediatricians on call.

Don’t hesitate to contact a healthcare provider for any health issue. We are available – usually with same-day visits – and please understand delaying health care could make the problem worse or lead to further complications.

Click to Book an Appointment.

After December 1, 2022, The Ministry of Health only supports virtual care provided by a patient’s primary care provider. Patients must be physically examined every two years by their primary care provider for virtual care to be accessible.

Only a physician who has examined a patient in person in the last 24 months can provide virtual care to that patient.

Please use our online portal as an existing primary care patient for convenient and fast booking.
https://kidcrew.com/booking/

If you see your child’s primary care physician listed in the online booking area, you are welcome to book a virtual appointment with your doctor using that link. If you do not see your doctor’s name or there are no appointments listed, please email us at medical@kidcrew.com.

Kidcrew has two locations:

Midtown

1440 Bathurst Street, Toronto, Ontario

TTC – Public Transit

Kidcrew is accessible from St. Clair West subway station, a 5 minutes walk from the office. Or take the streetcar on Bathurst Street, and walk south to Kidcrew. Or take the #7 Bathurst bus to St. Clair and we are a short walk from there.

Driving Directions Via Google Maps

Detailed Parking Map

North York

240 Duncan Mill Road, Toronto

Driving Directions via Google Maps

Detailed Parking Map

We accept patients by appointment only, including after-hours and virtual visits.

Regular Hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm.

After Hours and Virtual Care: Monday to Friday: 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm. Saturday & Sunday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Click to Book an Appointment.

We have Pediatricians available daily for In-Person visits. Book Online Here.

We prefer that in-person well-baby checks and vaccine visits be booked in advance. Please click here to book your in-person visit.

In some cases, you do not need to come into the office for a prescription. Rather, you can book a virtual care visit.

A physician practicing virtual medicine can order medications, as well as order investigations such as blood work and imaging.

A referral must be received by the office prior to scheduling any appointments. The referral can be from your family doctor or other physicians.

Please direct them to our Referral Form on our website.

Important: After Hours Crew is currently available at our Midtown location only. After hours at our North York location is coming soon.

After Hours Crew is our team of expert pediatricians who are available 7 days a week, with same-day visits!

Avoid those dreaded long lineups at walk-in clinics.

Your child’s health is our highest priority, so please don’t delay, and contact us if you have any concerns or health issues to address, however small.

We have a team of pediatricians to help and are not too busy to help you and your family.

Available to any child in Ontario, and covered by OHIP.

Available 7 days a week. To schedule an appointment, click here.

After Hours In-Person & Virtual Care:

• Monday to Friday: 8:30 am to 8:00 pm
• Saturday & Sunday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Phone: (416) 613-KIDS (5437)

Fax: (647) 689-2371

Email: medical@kidcrew.com

OR you may contact us via our Contact Page.

OR you may Book Online.

We are accepting primary care patients at this time.

We are accepting In-Person sick visits, 7 days a week, with one of our Pediatricians on call.

Don’t hesitate to contact a healthcare provider for any health issue. We are available – usually with same-day visits – and please understand delaying health care could make the problem worse or lead to further complications.

Click to Book an Appointment.

After December 1, 2022, The Ministry of Health only supports virtual care provided by a patient’s primary care provider. Patients must be physically examined every two years by their primary care provider for virtual care to be accessible.

Only a physician who has examined a patient in person in the last 24 months can provide virtual care to that patient.

Please use our online portal as an existing primary care patient for convenient and fast booking.
https://kidcrew.com/booking/

If you see your child’s primary care physician listed in the online booking area, you are welcome to book a virtual appointment with your doctor using that link. If you do not see your doctor’s name or there are no appointments listed, please email us at medical@kidcrew.com.

Kidcrew has two locations:

Midtown

1440 Bathurst Street, Toronto, Ontario

TTC – Public Transit

Kidcrew is accessible from St. Clair West subway station, a 5 minutes walk from the office. Or take the streetcar on Bathurst Street, and walk south to Kidcrew. Or take the #7 Bathurst bus to St. Clair and we are a short walk from there.

Driving Directions Via Google Maps

Detailed Parking Map

North York

240 Duncan Mill Road, Toronto

Driving Directions via Google Maps

Detailed Parking Map

We accept patients by appointment only, including after-hours and virtual visits.

Regular Hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm.

After Hours and Virtual Care: Monday to Friday: 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm. Saturday & Sunday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Click to Book an Appointment.

We have Pediatricians available daily for In-Person visits. Book Online Here.

We prefer that in-person well-baby checks and vaccine visits be booked in advance. Please click here to book your in-person visit.

In some cases, you do not need to come into the office for a prescription. Rather, you can book a virtual care visit.

A physician practicing virtual medicine can order medications, as well as order investigations such as blood work and imaging.

A referral must be received by the office prior to scheduling any appointments. The referral can be from your family doctor or other physicians.

Please direct them to our Referral Form on our website.

After Hours Crew is our team of expert pediatricians who are available 7 days a week, with same-day visits!

Avoid those dreaded long lineups at walk-in clinics.

Your child’s health is our highest priority, so please don’t delay, and contact us if you have any concerns or health issues to address, however small.

We have a team of pediatricians to help and are not too busy to help you and your family.

Available to any child in Ontario, and covered by OHIP.

Available 7 days a week. To schedule an appointment, click here.

After Hours In-Person & Virtual Care:

• Monday to Friday: 8:30 am to 8:00 pm
• Saturday & Sunday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.

COVID-19 most commonly spreads between people in close contact (within 2 meters or 6 feet from one another). It spreads via respiratory droplets such as when a person talks, breathes, sings, coughs or sneezes. These droplets cannot be seen with the naked eye. They are inhaled into the nose or mouth of another person, and this leads to infection. These droplets can remain suspended in the air and can be inhaled by others who are farther away than 6 feet, such as during a sporting event or concert.

Droplets can live on surfaces. When a person touches a surface containing microscopic COVID-19, and then touches their own mouth, eyes or nose, the person may get infected.

Community spread means people are getting infected with the virus within one region or area. Many people are unaware of who they got COVID-19 from, or where. COVID-19 spreads easily in the community if not prevented.

COVID-19 can be spread from people who do not know they have COVID-19. That is why we must all wear masks in public and maintain social distancing.

Masks provide a layer of protection, preventing our droplets from going into the air and infecting others.

No. It is important to continue to receive care during this time.

Please continue to take your regular prescribed medications and maintain your treatment plan as directed by your healthcare provider. Ensure you have a 2-week supply of necessary medication.

Attend health care visits as directed by your provider.

Call your healthcare provider if you have concerns about your health or wellbeing. Your healthcare provider may offer virtual consultation to avoid a trip to the hospital or office.

Do not delay getting emergency care for emergencies.

If you have a medical emergency, call 911. Emergency rooms, hospitals, and clinics have infection prevention plans to keep you safe should you need in-person care.

There is still a lot that is unknown about COVID-19 and how it spreads.

Coronaviruses are thought to be spread most often by respiratory droplets. Although the virus can survive for a short period on some surfaces, it is unlikely to be spread from domestic or international mail, products or packaging.

However, it may be possible that people can get COVID-19 by touching a surface or object that has the virus on it and then touching their mouth, nose, or eyes, but this is not thought to be the main way the virus spreads.

If you think that you or a family member might have COVID-19, you, or they, can complete a COVID-19 self-assessment:

COVID-19 SELF ASSESSMENT LINK

If you or a family member screens positive here, it is critical that you call 1-866-553-7205 to be screened and verify if you should attend an assessment center or self-isolate at home for 14 days.

For information about COVID-19 Assessment Centres:

COVID-19 ASSESSMENT CENTRES

For reliable, up-to-date information on the Covid-19 outbreak, read the information on our COVID-19 page, including our trusted sources for information.

1. The World Health Organizations Novel Coronavirus Information Page

2. The CDC Novel Coronavirus Information Page

3. Health Canada’s 2019 Novel Coronavirus infection Outbreak update page

Contact lens wearers should practice safe contact lens wear, as always, with diligent hand hygiene before touching lenses. Hydrogen peroxide bases for contact lens cleaning and storing should be effective at preventing COVID-19 infection.

A multi-purpose solution may not prevent COVID-19 infection.

Further data is needed.

Clean the surface under which you are handling your contact lenses before handling your contacts, should they drop.

Washing your hands is the best way to clean your hands to protect you and your family from getting infections.

Wash every surface of your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Ensure you wash your hands after coughing, sneezing and using the washroom. Wash before eating and preparing food.

If soap and water is not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Ensure it has at least 60% alcohol.

CDC Hand Washing Guidelines

Check out these CDC links:

• Handwashing Guidelines
• Hand Hygiene Recommendations

COVID-19 can spread from droplets that land on surfaces such as tables, light switches, countertops, handles, doorknobs, phones, keyboards, sinks, toilets and faucets. Clean and disinfect these surfaces regularly.

To clean dirty surfaces, clean using soap and water or detergent. To disinfect, use a CDC-recommended cleaner.

Hand washing

Here are CDC Handwashing links: Handwashing Guidelines and Hand Hygiene Recommendations.

Cleaning

Here is the CDC Guide to Disinfecting Your Home and includes lists of recommended cleaning products to use in the home.

Stay at home unless you need medical care

• Use a separate bathroom and bedroom than other family members, when possible.
• If rooms or bathrooms are shared, disinfect often, being mindful not to touch potentially contaminated surfaces without gloves, and clean hands afterward.
• Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use alcohol-based hand sanitizer before eating or preparing food, after using the washroom, and after coughing or sneezing.
• Wear a disposable facemask if you live with other people and keep your distance.

If you or a loved one has any of the following, seek emergency medical care as soon as possible.

• Difficulty breathing
• Chest pain or pressure
• Confusion
• Inability to stay alert or awake
• Lips turning blue
• You are concerned about your health and safety or that of a loved one

Children can and do get infected with COVID-19.

Most children who get COVID-19 have no symptoms or mild symptoms and rarely do they get very sick or die.

Children with chronic health conditions and babies may be at higher risk of severe illness or death.

Some children develop a rare but dangerous disease called multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS-C) which has been linked to COVID-19 infection.

Multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS-C) is a serious illness associated with COVID-19. Not every child with MIS-C tests positive for COVID-19. The lungs, heart, kidney, brain, eyes, intestine and skin can become inflamed.

When possible, consider avoiding close contact with high-risk individuals unless they live in your home. If people at high risk for severe illness live in your home, consider minimizing other exposures such as at daycare and school.

When possible, maintain 6 feet of distance, and children 2 years or older should wear a mask.

One of the first steps to bring calm to the storm (for both children and parents) is to establish a routine that includes meal and snack breaks, outdoor play, quiet time, self-care, and safe socializing. Routines allow children to develop a sense of security and mastery over their environment and regain predictability and hope.

Each region has its own regulations and recommendations about COVID-19 testing. Common symptoms requiring testing include fever, cough, difficulty breathing, loss of taste or smell, and contact with someone who has suspected or confirmed COVID-19.

Please visit your local health department website to find out if you should be tested.

Here are links to COVID-19 testing and assessment services in Ontario:

If you think that you might have COVID-19, you can complete a COVID-19 self-assessment:

COVID-19 SELF ASSESSMENT LINK

If you or your child screens positive here, it is critical that you call 1-866-553-7205 to be screened and verify if you should attend an assessment center or self-isolate at home for 14 days.

For information about COVID-19 Assessment Centres:

COVID-19 ASSESSMENT CENTRES

If you test negative for COVID-19, you were probably not infected at the time your test was done.

Importantly, the test result only provides comfort that you did not have COVID-19 at the time the sample was taken. False-negative results can occur if the sample was collected early in your infection.

The exact timing of the test is important. In addition, you may be exposed to COVID-19 and get infected after the test. If you develop new symptoms, you might need another test at that time.

Here are links to COVID-19 testing and assessment services in Ontario:

COVID-19 SELF ASSESSMENT LINK

If you or your child screens positive here, it is critical that you call 1-866-553-7205 to be screened and verify if you should attend an assessment center or self-isolate at home for 14 days.

For information about COVID-19 Assessment Centres:

COVID-19 ASSESSMENT CENTRES

A positive antibody test shows you might have antibodies from the COVID-19 infection.

However, some positive results are ‘false positives’, and the positive result is from infection with another coronavirus, such as from the common cold. We do not know if antibodies to COVID-19 are protective against getting infected from COVID-19, or how long this protection lasts. Ongoing vigilance and protection against COVID-19 is important.

Whether the antibody test is negative or positive does not confirm whether you can spread COVID-19 to others. Additional research is needed.

There is no evidence that taking any specific medication leads to more severe illness or risk of death from COVID-19.

Continue to take your prescription medication as directed by your healthcare provider.

Currently, there is no evidence that using ibuprofen is dangerous in the setting of COVID-19 infection.

We are accepting primary care patients at this time.

We are accepting In-Person sick visits, 7 days a week, with one of our Pediatricians on call.

Don’t hesitate to contact a healthcare provider for any health issue. We are available – usually with same-day visits – and please understand delaying health care could make the problem worse or lead to further complications.

Click to Book an Appointment.

After December 1, 2022, The Ministry of Health only supports virtual care provided by a patient’s primary care provider. Patients must be physically examined every two years by their primary care provider for virtual care to be accessible.

Only a physician who has examined a patient in person in the last 24 months can provide virtual care to that patient.

Please use our online portal as an existing primary care patient for convenient and fast booking.
https://kidcrew.com/booking/

If you see your child’s primary care physician listed in the online booking area, you are welcome to book a virtual appointment with your doctor using that link. If you do not see your doctor’s name or there are no appointments listed, please email us at medical@kidcrew.com.

Kidcrew has two locations:

Midtown

1440 Bathurst Street, Toronto, Ontario

TTC – Public Transit

Kidcrew is accessible from St. Clair West subway station, a 5 minutes walk from the office. Or take the streetcar on Bathurst Street, and walk south to Kidcrew. Or take the #7 Bathurst bus to St. Clair and we are a short walk from there.

Driving Directions Via Google Maps

Detailed Parking Map

North York

240 Duncan Mill Road, Toronto

Driving Directions via Google Maps

Detailed Parking Map

We accept patients by appointment only, including after-hours and virtual visits.

Regular Hours: Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm.

After Hours and Virtual Care: Monday to Friday: 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm. Saturday & Sunday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Click to Book an Appointment.

We have Pediatricians available daily for In-Person visits. Book Online Here.

We prefer that in-person well-baby checks and vaccine visits be booked in advance. Please click here to book your in-person visit.

In some cases, you do not need to come into the office for a prescription. Rather, you can book a virtual care visit.

A physician practicing virtual medicine can order medications, as well as order investigations such as blood work and imaging.

A referral must be received by the office prior to scheduling any appointments. The referral can be from your family doctor or other physicians.

Please direct them to our Referral Form on our website.

After Hours Crew is our team of expert pediatricians who are available 7 days a week, with same-day visits!

Avoid those dreaded long lineups at walk-in clinics.

Your child’s health is our highest priority, so please don’t delay, and contact us if you have any concerns or health issues to address, however small.

We have a team of pediatricians to help and are not too busy to help you and your family.

Available to any child in Ontario, and covered by OHIP.

Available 7 days a week. To schedule an appointment, click here.

After Hours In-Person & Virtual Care:

• Monday to Friday: 8:30 am to 8:00 pm
• Saturday & Sunday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Phone: (416) 613-KIDS (5437)

Fax: (647) 689-2371

Email: medical@kidcrew.com

OR you may contact us via our Contact Page.

OR you may Book Online.