Walk-in clinic across from Toronto Western Hospital

The clinic is at 750 Dundas St W #11, Toronto, ON M6J 3S3, directly across from Toronto Western Hospital. The door you want is the Bathurst entrance— that is the entrance named on the clinic’s listings, and the one to give a driver or type into a map.

The 505 Dundas streetcar stops at the door, and the 511 Bathurst is a short walk. If you are driving, there is metered street parking along Dundas St W and the surrounding side streets, plus Green P municipal lots in the area.

Being directly across from Toronto Western Hospital is what makes this a practical address for anyone already on that block — leaving a hospital appointment with an unrelated problem, working a shift and unable to travel far for a sick note, or arriving for the emergency department without needing it. Family medicine, walk-in care and a pharmacy sit at one address, so the visit is one stop rather than three.

The hospital is the landmark most people navigate by, but it is not the only way to place the clinic. For which stretch of Dundas West this is, which neighbourhoods it sits between, and how to get here from each of them, see the Dundas West clinic page.

Standing across the road from a hospital makes the question concrete — two front doors on opposite sides of the same street, answering completely different problems. They are not interchangeable, and choosing the wrong one costs hours.

This clinic is not an emergency department, and this page is not medical advice. For chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, stroke symptoms or any life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go straight to the emergency department at Toronto Western Hospital across the street. Do not wait for a walk-in window to open.

Referrals to specialists and to diagnostic imaging are part of the care offered at 750 Dundas St W #11, including nearby Toronto Western Hospitalservices. A referral starts in primary care, and this is a family physician’s office directly across the street from the hospital.

Come in during walk-in hours, or call (416) 681-0444 for a booked appointment if you would rather have a set time. No referral is needed to be seen here in the first place — that requirement runs the other way.

The pharmacy is inside the clinic, so a prescription written at the visit can be filled before you leave — no second trip and no second address to find on an unfamiliar block. Prescription delivery is available.

It also keeps wider hours than the doctor’s practice — Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 7:00 pm; Saturday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; Sunday 10:00 am – 3:00 pm — which means a refill can be collected after the practice itself has closed for the day, including at the weekend. The pharmacy counter being open does not mean a physician is in; the hours page sets the three schedules side by side.

Walk-in registration runs in windows and the practice closes midday, so the hour you arrive decides whether you are seen. The full walk-in, appointment and pharmacy schedules — and a live check on whether the door is open right now — are on the clinic hours page.

What a walk-in visit covers, what to bring to it, and how walk-in compares with enrolling in a family practice are all answered on the walk-in clinic page.

If you are relying on walk-in repeatedly, or on the hospital across the road for what a family doctor would normally handle, enrolling is the fix. Dr. Harris Hashim, MD, CCFP, practises at this address and is currently accepting new patients. No referral is needed to enrol — call (416) 681-0444, or ask about registering while you are in for a walk-in visit. How to enrol as a new patient.