Intrepid Health - Church St
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Tucked into the Church Street corridor in downtown Toronto, Intrepid Health's Church St clinic gives Village residents and nearby office workers a dependable place to be seen quickly when illness or injury strikes. The clinic blends walk-in convenience with ongoing family practice, so patients can drop in for same-day care or build a lasting relationship with a family doctor. More than 3,000 families already trust the Intrepid Health network, and the Church St location carries that same commitment to prompt, patient-centred care. The team of experienced male and female physicians treats patients of all ages, from children to seniors, covering everything from acute concerns and urgent care to preventative checkups and chronic disease management. The clinic's doctors, including Dr. Kavinder Grewal, Dr. Farzana Arshad, and Dr. Llewellyn Surajballi, see both walk-in and rostered family patients, and the practice offers online booking alongside its walk-in hours. A standout strength is the multilingual staff, who together speak English, French, Urdu, Hindi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Tagalog, Tamil, Sinhala, Arabic, Turkish, Italian, Czech, Polish, Slovak, and more, making care genuinely accessible to Toronto's diverse communities. Located at 85 Church Street, the clinic is easy to reach in the downtown east core, close to King and Queen streetcar routes and a short walk from King subway station. Walk-in hours run Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with the clinic closed Sundays, giving busy downtown patients flexible options to get care around the work week.
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In the downtown east core on Church Street, a short walk from King subway station on Line 1, with King and Queen streetcar routes nearby.
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