Medcentre Health - Women's Health Clinic
About
At 2225 Markham Road in Scarborough's Malvern neighbourhood, Medcentre Health's Women's Health Clinic is dedicated to providing compassionate, confidential, and culturally responsive care to women across the full spectrum of reproductive and preventive health. Led by Dr. Jasleen Kaur Grewal and supported by a multicultural professional team, the clinic creates a genuinely women-friendly environment where every patient feels respected, heard, and at ease discussing sensitive health concerns. All services are provided with OHIP coverage where eligible, ensuring that financial barriers do not stand between women and the care they need. The clinic's service menu covers Pap testing and cervical cancer screening, all types of contraception counselling, IUD and IUS insertion and removal, Nexplanon implant services, STI testing and treatment, and a broad range of general women's health concerns including vaginal health and discharge. Referrals are accepted from any physician, and patients can also book directly by calling the clinic, removing the gatekeeping that often delays access to specialist women's health services. For women in Malvern, Scarborough, and the broader northeast Toronto area, Medcentre Health's Women's Health Clinic fills an important gap in accessible, community-based women's care. The clinic's multicultural team reflects the diversity of the community it serves, and the emphasis on confidentiality and non-judgment makes it a safe space for patients navigating some of the most private aspects of their health.
Services & Specialties
Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Languages Spoken
Punjabi, Hindi
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Parking available at the building on Markham Road.
Transit
Accessible via TTC bus routes on Markham Road near Finch Avenue.
Contact Information
Phone
416-331-8888Similar Clinics Nearby

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