Online Appointment Booking
We understand that your time is valuable, and you may be unable to call during our office hours.
We are happy to provide a secure online platform that allows existing patients to book appointments online.
The list of appointments currently available to book with our office online are below:
Dr. Dawson:
- Not available for online booking. Please call the office.
Dr. Kerbel
- Mental Health (phone call)
- Cryotherapy
- Well Child Check
- Urgent Care (phone call)
- New Medical Issue
What is Urgent/Acute Care?
Urgent/Acute Care is short-term illnesses and conditions like colds, sore throats, rashes, stomach aches, etc.
Dr. Roopnarian
- New Medical Issue
- Mental Health
- Urgent Care
What is a Periodic Health Review?
Annual physicals are no longer recommended. A Periodic Health Review (PHR) is a periodic (not necessarily yearly) check-in with your Health Care Provider with a focus on preventative health.
During your PHR, your Health Care Provider will address age-appropriate screening tests. This may include cancer screening tests, necessary blood work and other routine investigations.
They may also review recommended immunizations and follow-up on relevant medical concerns that require ongoing surveillance – for example: chronic conditions (i.e., diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid disorders, mental health), use of chronic medications, certain lifestyle factors (smoking, substance use).
If you want to know how often to book a PHR, please discuss this with your Health Care Provider at your next appointment. They will be able to suggest a tailored approach that is custom-fit for you.
Source:
What is Urgent/Acute Care?
Urgent/Acute Care is short-term illnesses and conditions like colds, sore throats, rashes, stomach aches, etc.
Dr. Heitzner
- General (does not include Periodic Health Reviews/Physicals, please call the office for this type of appointment)
Dr. McCormick
- New Medical Issue
- Acute/Urgent Care
- Periodic Health Review
What is a Periodic Health Review?
Annual physicals are no longer recommended. A Periodic Health Review (PHR) is a periodic (not necessarily yearly) check-in with your Health Care Provider with a focus on preventative health.
During your PHR, your Health Care Provider will address age-appropriate screening tests. This may include cancer screening tests, necessary blood work and other routine investigations.
They may also review recommended immunizations and follow-up on relevant medical concerns that require ongoing surveillance – for example: chronic conditions (i.e., diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid disorders, mental health), use of chronic medications, certain lifestyle factors (smoking, substance use).
If you want to know how often to book a PHR, please discuss this with your Health Care Provider at your next appointment. They will be able to suggest a tailored approach that is custom-fit for you.
Source:
Tara Peel, PHC Nurse Practitioner
- Pap
- Urgent Care
- New Medical Issue
What is Urgent/Acute Care?
Urgent/Acute Care is short-term illnesses and conditions like colds, sore throats, rashes, stomach aches, etc.
Note: You will need your health card to book an appointment. In order to add your appointment to your calendar on your phone or tablet, please ensure your time zone is set to EST.
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