Scarborough Health Network’s Urgent Care Centre at our Centenary Hospital offers walk-in medical attention from experienced doctors and nurses for non-life-threatening conditions that do not need to be seen in the emergency department.
If you do not have or can’t be seen as quickly by a family doctor, our Urgent Care Centre team is here for you.
What can the Urgent Care Centre help with?
As an extension of our emergency department, the Urgent Care Centre is staffed by skilled emergency doctors and nurses who treat patients six months and older with non-critical sicknesses and injuries, who do not require hospitalization or immediate surgery.
Conditions treated include:
- Fevers, coughs and colds
- Infections
- Earaches, eye injuries
- Nose and throat complaints
- Sports injuries (including sprains, strains or broken bones)
- Deep cuts
- Minor burns
- Insect bites
- Allergies, skin rashes
Urgent care services are covered with a valid Ontario health card. Minimal fees may apply for items such as fiberglass casts, crutches, etc.
How to access care
Patients can be seen at the Urgent Care Centre on a walk-in basis.
Location
Urgent Care Centre
Centenary Hospital
Medical Mall, 2nd floor
Suite 208 (near the main North entrance)
Hours
- Monday to Friday: 3 – 7 p.m.
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: 1 – 5 p.m.
Note: Online booking will soon be available, at which point you will be able to access care through an appointment or by walking in.