Albany Medical Clinic
About
Albany Medical Clinic is one of Canada's oldest full-service healthcare clinics, proudly serving the Broadview North and East Toronto community since 1946. Located at 807 Broadview Avenue, the clinic offers an extraordinary breadth of services under one roof — from family practice and walk-in care to diagnostic imaging, specialist consultations, physiotherapy, travel medicine, and LifeLabs. Staffed by a dedicated team of family physicians who rotate through both the family practice and walk-in clinic every day of the week, Albany Medical Clinic is built for both continuity and accessibility. The clinic is actively accepting new family practice patients, and walk-in services are open seven days a week with extended evening hours on weekdays. Clinical services include a full walk-in clinic, family practice, on-site nursing station, comprehensive diagnostic imaging (X-ray, ultrasound, bone density, mammography, pulmonary function testing), cardiac testing (echocardiography, Holter monitor, ECG, blood pressure monitoring), specialist referrals, a travel medicine clinic, OHIP services, and physiotherapy. A Rexall Pharmacy, Hearing Life Canada, and a dentist (Dr. Firouzeh Take) are also located within the building. Albany is easily accessible by public transit via Broadview subway station on the Bloor-Danforth line, and the building offers convenient access from the Don Valley Parkway for those driving.
Services & Specialties
Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible, Accessible loading zone
Parking
Street parking available on Broadview Avenue; accessible loading zone at the clinic entrance
Transit
Broadview subway station (Bloor-Danforth line) is steps away; TTC 504 King and 505 Dundas streetcars also serve the area
Contact Information
Phone
416-461-9471Similar Clinics Nearby

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