Clinics & Inpatient Care Units
General Internal Medicine / Complex Medical Care
Our medical staff specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of a broad range of diseases involving all organ systems, and are especially skilled in the management of patients who have multi-system disease processes and complex medical needs.
In our general internal medicine unit, treatment is provided through the expertise of the medical team and the multidisciplinary team. The team is comprised of a staff physician, the team resident (a senior physician in their second or third year of advanced training) and the team interns (physicians in their first or second year of advanced training). Patients are seen on a daily basis by one of the team members. The team member reports to the staff physician.
Prior to discharge, members of your health care team will discuss discharge plans with you and provide information on follow-up appointments, medications and other instructions. If you are unable to leave the hospital when you are discharged, you will be able to wait comfortably for your ride in our post-discharge lounge.
Ambulatory Internal Medicine Group Practice
The Ambulatory Internal Medicine Group Practice (AIMGP) is a resident-based outpatient practice where patients with complicated medical issues or diagnostic dilemmas are reviewed and assessed over 3-4 visits and then return for ongoing care with their primary care giver.
Contact Us
North Nursing Station (rooms 62 to 118)
Phone: 416-864-6060 Ext. 5335.
South Nursing Station (rooms 02 to 08, 30 to 60)
Phone: 416-864-6060 Ext. 6736.
There is also a four-bed unit for patients requiring more frequent monitoring.
Visiting Hours
In order to provide quality care and ensure patient and staff safety, visiting hours are from 11 a.m. until 9 p.m., seven days a week. Two visitors may enter the room at a time. Children are discouraged from visiting.
Some patients are isolated to avoid the spread of diseases. Visitors must review with the nurse what protections they must take before entering the patient's room. It is extremely important for these instructions to be followed to ensure that patients, families and staff are protected.
