Female doctors for care that feels comfortable.
Many patients — especially for women's health, mental health and sensitive exams — would rather see a female physician. As our team grows, it will include female family physicians alongside psychiatry and OBGYN care, so you can ask for the doctor you are most comfortable with.
Care you can request a female physician for
- Pap tests and cervical screening
- Birth control counselling, IUD insertion and removal
- Pregnancy, prenatal and postpartum visits
- Menopause and perimenopause symptoms
- Breast health concerns and screening referrals
- Mental health, anxiety, depression and counselling referrals
- General family medicine and annual checkups
A growing team
Our clinic is expanding in stages. Family medicine begins in December 2026, with additional family physicians, psychiatry and OBGYN care joining through 2027. Female physicians are part of that growth.
When you register, you can tell us that you prefer a female physician. We will note the preference and match you as availability opens, rather than assigning you and hoping it fits.
Privacy and comfort
Every sensitive exam is done in a private room with a chaperone available on request. You can ask questions, pause, or decline any part of an exam at any point. Interpretation support can be arranged, and our team speaks English, Yoruba, Turkish and Romanian.
Frequently asked questions.
Can I ask for a female doctor when I register?
Yes. Note your preference on the registration form and we will match you with a female physician as availability allows.
Are female physicians available for walk-in visits too?
Physician availability varies by day. Call ahead and our front desk will tell you who is in clinic.
Is a chaperone available during exams?
Yes, a chaperone can be present for any exam at your request, at no cost.
Read more
Pap test: how often, what it feels like, and how to prepare
A plain-language guide to Pap tests and cervical screening in Ontario: timing, preparation, what the test feels like and what results mean.
Menopause symptoms and what your doctor can actually do
Perimenopause and menopause symptoms explained, plus the treatment options — hormonal and non-hormonal — your family doctor can offer.