Community Health Care Options
Non-emergency options for care
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Non-emergency options for care
Managing fevers, coughs, and congestion in children and infants
Locations, hours, what to bring with you, and what to know
Visiting THP and connecting with patients
How to stay healthy and prevent spread
Ensuring a safe space for patients and care teams
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Emergency care will continue at both Mississauga Hospital and Credit Valley Hospital.
Definition: 80% of patients will be seen by a doctor within this time period.
Definition: Total number of patients currently in the Emergency Department.
Definition: 80% of patients will be seen by a doctor within this time period.
Definition: Total number of patients currently in the Emergency Department.
Patients are seen based on their medical condition and the urgency of their situation. Posted wait times are estimates and may change. Trillium Health Partners is not responsible for any actions taken based on this information.
The dashboard provides real-time and predicted wait time information to help patients better understand how long it may take to see a doctor after triage.
The dashboard is updated in real time.
Estimated wait time to see a doctor, total patients in the emergency department, and average predicted wait time based on the last 30 days of data.
Adults should aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise each week, such as walking or cycling.
Routine health check-ups are recommended once a year, or as advised by your healthcare provider.
Most adults should aim for 6–8 glasses of water per day, depending on activity level and climate.
Get enough sleep, eat balanced meals, stay active, manage stress, and stay up to date with vaccinations.
Due to high volumes in the ED, please only bring one visitor who can assist you during your visit.
If you or your loved one do not understand English, interpretation options are available.
Please ask a nurse for volunteer and professional interpreter resources.
You arrive at the emergency department and check in.
A nurse assesses your condition.
Provide health information and receive an identification band.
We direct you to the care area that best meets your needs.
You may be assessed by a nurse and may have bloodwork done before seeing a doctor.
You are seen by a doctor, or a nurse practitioner if at CVH.
You may have more tests and may see additional doctors during your visit.
You are discharged home or admitted to the hospital.
While the emergency department is always available for urgent and emergency situations, there are also several care options in the community that may better meet your needs.
150 Sherway Drive, Toronto, ON, M9C 1A5. At times, registration may close earlier due to patient volumes to ensure safe care for those already in the clinic.
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