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Medical & Health in Ontario

847 listed medical & health across 47 cities. Compare listings and find the right business.

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Hiring a Medical & Health in Ontario

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OHIP covered

Peak Season

Year-round (peak: flu season Oct-Mar)

What to Look For

  • CPSO-registered physician
  • Accepting new patients
  • Online booking and virtual visits available

Tips Before You Hire

  • 1.Register with Health Care Connect if seeking a family doctor
  • 2.Check clinic hours — some offer evenings and weekends
  • 3.Ask about virtual care options for follow-ups

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Frequently Asked Questions — Medical & Health Contractors

How many medical & health contractors are in the directory?
Our directory lists 847 listed medical & health contractors across 47 cities in Ontario.
How do I find a good medical & health contractor?
Check Google reviews, verify WSIB coverage at wsib.ca, confirm they pull required permits, get 3 written quotes, and never pay more than 10-15% deposit upfront.
How do I find a family doctor accepting patients in Ontario?
Register with Health Care Connect at ontario.ca/healthcareconnect — Ontario's official waitlist for family doctors. Average wait is 6-18 months. Meanwhile, use walk-in clinics, virtual care (Maple, Telus Health), or check if local Community Health Centres (CHCs) have openings.
What medical services does OHIP cover in Ontario?
OHIP covers doctor visits, hospital stays, most surgeries, diagnostic imaging, lab tests, and some eye exams (under 20 or over 65). NOT covered: dental, vision (glasses/contacts), prescriptions, physiotherapy (except hospital-based), cosmetic procedures, and ambulance fees ($45-$240).
Are walk-in clinics free in Ontario with OHIP?
Yes. Walk-in clinic visits are fully covered by OHIP. Bring your health card. Wait times average 30-90 minutes. Some clinics now offer online booking to reduce waits. Virtual walk-in options (Maple, Telus Health) are also OHIP-covered for Ontario residents.

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