U Medical Clinic
About
On the second floor of the Rosedale Medical Centre at Sherbourne and Bloor, U Medical Clinic operates as a Family Health Organization (FHO) providing patient-centered primary care to the Rosedale-Moore Park community. The clinic's philosophy centers on a partnership model between patients and their healthcare team, emphasizing holistic care that addresses not just immediate symptoms but overall health outcomes. Dr. Lorena Barrientos, the clinic's founding physician, brings over 20 years of clinical experience with a special focus on women's health and menopause management. As a Family Health Organization, U Medical offers enrolled patients benefits beyond standard primary care, including same-day appointment access, telephone health advisory services 24/7, and extended evening hours Monday through Thursday. The clinic provides comprehensive family medicine services, from routine check-ups and immunizations to chronic disease management and women's health services including prenatal and menopause care. Uninsured medical services are available through a block fee program, and the clinic coordinates referrals to specialists and allied health providers when needed. U Medical Clinic is located at 600 Sherbourne St, Suite 212, Toronto, ON M4X 1W4, and can be reached at (416) 546-3487. Hours are Monday through Thursday 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Saturday 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, with Sundays closed. The clinic is steps from Sherbourne subway station. For residents of Rosedale, St. James Town, and the Bloor-Sherbourne corridor, U Medical provides comprehensive family medicine with the extended hours and coordinated care model of a Family Health Organization.
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Steps from Sherbourne Subway Station.
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416-546-3487Similar Clinics Nearby

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