Good news for Ontario residents: We accept OHIP cards for all primary care visits.

Family Medicine (OHIP Accepted) in Toronto, ON

Family Medicine forms the foundation of long-term health and wellness by providing consistent, comprehensive care across every stage of life. At The Marylebone Medical Clinic, our Family Medicine services deliver primary medical care for patients of all ages, guided by prevention, continuity, and evidence-based treatment.

Our family physicians accept OHIP and provide assessment and management of both acute and chronic medical conditions, preventive health screenings, and long-term health planning within an integrated medical setting. Whether establishing care with a primary provider, managing ongoing health concerns, or focusing on preventive care, our team is committed to thoughtful, patient-centred support that evolves with your needs over time.

Comprehensive Primary Care for Individuals and Families

Family Medicine is designed to support patients throughout their lives, from childhood through adulthood and into older age. As primary care physicians, family doctors act as a trusted first point of contact for a wide range of health concerns while maintaining an ongoing relationship over time. This continuity allows care to remain informed, personal, and responsive rather than episodic.

Our Family Medicine care focuses on:

Preventive Care and Health Screening

Preventive care is a central part of Family Medicine, supporting early identification of potential health concerns. Preventive health screenings are guided by age, sex, medical history, and individual risk factors, helping maintain long-term health and well-being. The goal is early detection and proactive health maintenance, without unnecessary testing.

Preventive care may include:

Assessment and Management of Acute and Chronic Conditions

Family Medicine includes the assessment and management of both short-term illnesses and long-term medical conditions. Acute concerns may involve sudden symptoms or illnesses that require timely evaluation, while chronic conditions require ongoing monitoring and coordinated care. Understanding the difference between acute and chronic illness helps ensure treatment plans remain appropriate and consistent.

Care may involve:

Continuity of Care and Long-Term Health Planning

Continuity of care is a defining feature of Family Medicine and a key distinction from walk-in or episodic care. Long-term patient–physician relationships allow for a deeper understanding of health history, changing needs, and evolving priorities. This continuity supports proactive health planning rather than reactive treatment.

Long-term health planning may include:

Integrated Care Within a Multidisciplinary Medical Clinic

Family Medicine at Marylebone is delivered within a multidisciplinary medical clinic designed to support coordinated, seamless care. Family physicians collaborate closely with other healthcare professionals to ensure communication and continuity across services.

Integrated care may include:

Who Can Benefit From Family Medicine Care

Family Medicine services are appropriate for individuals and families at all stages of life, including:

OHIP Coverage and Access to Care

Our Family Medicine services accept OHIP for eligible patients. OHIP-covered services may include medically necessary assessments, management of acute and chronic conditions, and preventive care where applicable, in accordance with provincial guidelines. Our team is committed to transparent communication regarding access, eligibility, and available services.

Why Choose Our Family Medicine Team

Choosing a family physician is an important decision that can shape long-term health outcomes. Our approach is guided by values that prioritise trust, continuity, and clinical integrity.

Patients value our care for:

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you accept OHIP?

Yes. Our Family Medicine services accept OHIP for eligible patients and covered services.

Are you accepting new patients?

Availability may vary. Please contact the clinic for current information regarding patient registration.

What services are covered under OHIP?

Coverage depends on the nature of the visit and provincial guidelines. Our team can provide clarification as needed.

Can family physicians coordinate with specialists?

Yes. Family physicians play an important role in coordinating care and facilitating referrals when appropriate.

Is Family Medicine the same as primary care?

Family Medicine is a type of primary care that focuses on long-term patient–physician relationships, continuity of care, and health support across all life stages.

What is the difference between acute and chronic illness?

Acute illnesses are typically short-term conditions that develop suddenly, while chronic illnesses are long-term conditions that require ongoing management and monitoring.

A Trusted Foundation for Ongoing Health

Family Medicine provides a reliable foundation for navigating health over time. Through prevention, continuity, and coordinated care, our team supports informed decision-making and long-term well-being.

Learn more about establishing care with our Family Medicine team or request additional information about available services.