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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Family Doctors
There are several ways to find a family doctor in Ontario:
- 1. Register for our notification service to get updates about available doctors
- 2. Sign up with Health Care Connect
- 3. Contact local Family Health Teams
- 4. Check teaching clinics
- 5. Visit community health centers
Wait times vary by location and availability. While some patients find a doctor within weeks, others may wait several months. Using multiple search methods and staying proactive can help reduce wait times. See our guide to reducing wait times
Essential documents include:
- Valid OHIP card
- Government-issued photo ID
- Proof of address
- Medical history (if available)
No, in Ontario you can only be registered with one family doctor at a time. This ensures continuity of care and proper record management. Learn about changing doctors
OHIP covers most essential services including:
- Regular check-ups
- Medical consultations
- Basic diagnostic tests
- Preventive screenings
- Follow-up visits
Common extra charges include:
- Sick notes ($20-40)
- Insurance forms ($30-80)
- Medical certificates ($25-50)
- Travel documents ($25-75)
To transfer your records:
- Request records from your current doctor
- Complete authorization forms
- Pay any applicable fees
- Allow processing time
Your family doctor will:
- Assess your need for specialist care
- Make appropriate referrals
- Send relevant medical information
- Help coordinate your care
Steps to change doctors:
- Find a new doctor accepting patients
- Register with the new practice
- Transfer your medical records
- Inform your current doctor
If your doctor retires or moves:
- Ask about the transition plan
- Get copies of your records
- Start searching for a new doctor
- Consider temporary care options
Key patient rights include:
- Access to care
- Privacy protection
- Informed consent
- Access to records
- Second opinions
To file a complaint:
- Document your concerns
- Contact the CPSO
- Follow their process
- Keep records of communication