Welcome to Kidcrew Booking
We ARE accepting virtual visits* for any child 0-17 years in Ontario with a pediatrician on call.
We ARE accepting Sub-Specialty Care patients with a referral from your physician, nurse practitioner, or midwife.
We ARE accepting Allied Health Care patients.
Important: We are NOT accepting new primary care patients at this time.
*Weekends are virtual visits only.
Convenient • Safe • Efficient!
Welcome to Kidcrew Booking
Important: We are not accepting new primary care patients at this time.
We ARE accepting virtual visits for any child 0-17 years in Ontario with a pediatrician on call.
We ARE accepting Sub-Specialty Care patients with a Referral from your Pediatrician.
We ARE accepting Allied Health Care patients. Options below;
Weekends are virtual visits only.
Convenient • Safe • Efficient!
Convenient • Safe • Efficient!
Guide to Virtual Visits
KIDCREW • YOUR ONE STOP FOR KIDS HEALTH™
Please do not ignore any of your child’s health concerns.
In the face of a global pandemic and all our daily challenges with this new reality – many parents are telling us they don’t want to bother us with seemingly less important health issues.
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.
We are available and please understand delaying health care could make the problem worse or lead to further complications.
Virtual Visits Information and Resources
Kidcrew virtual visits are also available to any child 0-18 years of age in Ontario. You are welcome to book your virtual visit quickly and easily. Virtual visits will allow you to speak to a pediatrician in the comfort and safety of your home. You do not need to be a current Kidcrew patient to access the virtual care team.
Hi, I’m Dr. Dina Kulik
Virtual medicine has transformed how we deliver expert pediatric care.
Kidcrew is so excited to offer virtual care to any child age 0-18 years in Ontario and we are eager to help ensure your family stays healthy and happy!
Dr. Dina Kulik, MD, FRCPC, PEM
Dr. Dina is a Pediatrician and Emergency Medicine Doctor. Founder and Director of Kidcrew.
Your Questions About Virtual Care Visits with a Pediatrician
Connect with your doctor by video or phone. See your pediatrician or health-care provider via secure video or phone, from the safety of your home, or on-the-go via tablet or smartphone. Didn’t find your answer, contact us!
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.
Yes. A physician practicing virtual medicine can order medications, as well as order investigations such as blood work and imaging.
Virtual care can help manage common health issues such as illness, minor trauma, and injuries, mental health concerns such as anxiety and depression, chronic health conditions, behavioral concerns in children, and even more complex heath conditions. Virtual medicine can decrease the need for an in-person visit for rash review and medication refills.
Virtual healthcare is the provision of real-time medical care via a mobile device.
Telemedicine/telehealth refers to the process of diagnosing and treating conditions remotely, while virtual healthcare encompasses not only the connection between patient and physician but also the on-demand access to a broad range of non-clinical or non-physician services.
For example, Kidcrew virtual care enables patients to access mental health care and therapy, in addition to physician services.
Virtual doctor visits are simply doctor-patient meetings that happen over the phone or video call. With the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic, virtual visits with your pediatrician or physician are much safer.
When possible, a doctor visit by phone or video-call allows for easy and timely access to care, conveniently and safely, whether from home or work, and regardless of the time of day.
Kidcrew has pediatricians on call 7 days a week – weekdays, from 8 am to 8 pm, weekends 9 am to 3 pm for same-day In-Person visits. Click to Book an Appointment.
1. Virtual health care can lower healthcare costs
2. Increases efficiency
3. Provides patients better access to healthcare services
4. Healthier, happier patients
5. More convenient and accessible patient care
6. Access from remote areas
7. Can provide care to patients with decreased mobility
8. Helps reduce unnecessary emergency room visits
9. Quicker and more convenient access to a clinician
10. Increased engagement from patients which can encourage healthier behavior by patients.
11. Decreased barrier to care. Patients feel more empowered to seek advice from their healthcare practitioner as it is easier to reach them.
12. Improved prevention. Virtual care can lead to an assessment of early warning signs for illness and can enable follow up appointments to ensure improvement in health status.
13. Better quality of care. Patients can address health concerns quickly with real-time urgent consultations. This patient-centered care increases patient satisfaction.
There is a growing burden of mental health concerns amongst patients. Mental health and therapy services can be difficult to access, especially in remote or underserviced areas. In addition, many patients feel insecure about accessing mental health services due to the stigma associated with mental health challenges. Virtual mental health care can alleviate these concerns.
Yes. Accessing virtual healthcare minimizes the burden of missing work and school for healthcare visits. Barriers such as commute time, parking costs, and time away from work and school improve the patient experience and better value for your time.
