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25 minEstimated wait
Today, Saturday, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Updated live from the clinic’s own hours.
Hours
| Mon – Fri | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Sat – Sun | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM |
Getting here
- Free parking at the door, including accessible spaces.
- Guelph Transit stops on Eastview Road, a short walk from the entrance.
- Ground floor entry, no stairs, accessible washrooms inside.
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Language
Translation support is available in more than fifty languages at both clinics. Tell reception which language you would like when you book and an interpreter is arranged for the appointment. Use the language selector in the header, or learn more about translation support.
Accessibility and privacy
This site is built to WCAG 2.1 AA under the AODA. Health information is handled under Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act. To request an alternative format or raise a concern, call reception.
Inside the clinic
A look around before your first visit
Units A1 and A5 at 320 Eastview Road: reception, waiting areas, exam and treatment rooms, with the pharmacy in the same building.
















Who to ask for
One number, several desks.
Calling 519-763-0444 reaches reception. Saying which of these you need gets you to the right person faster.
Outside clinic hours
When we are closed
Health811
Free advice from a registered nurse, day or night. Call 811 or use the online chat.
Your pharmacist
In Ontario a pharmacist can assess and prescribe for a list of minor ailments without a physician.
Emergency
Chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, stroke symptoms or a severe allergic reaction. Call 911 or go to Guelph General Hospital.
Feedback and concerns
If something went wrong, tell us.
1
Tell reception or write to us
Most things are a scheduling or communication problem and are fixed the same week. Email or ask for the office manager.
2
We look into it and reply
You get a response with what happened and what changes, in writing if you want it in writing.
3
You can escalate
If you are not satisfied you may contact the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, or the Information and Privacy Commissioner for a privacy concern. We will give you the details.