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Currently we are NOT offering Covid vaccines to the general public at our regular clinic.
Visit a COVID Outreach Centre for more information on testing, vaccinations and available wraparound supports.
For more information see our Covid Page.
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Last Updated 20 September 2021 11am
Second Doses: For information about second doses of the Covid Vaccine read here
Your appointment for your second dose must be at least:
If you received your first dose at a Michael Garron Hospital or East Toronto Health Partners Immunization Clinic or pop-up read here.
For a complete list of Covid vaccine sites in East Toronto and North York please see below:
Read: About Vaccines
The Thorncliffe Park Community Hub Mass Vaccination site is currently operational. (Read Announcement)
As Ontarians get vaccinated, we must still continue to follow public health guidelines, including getting a test if we feel sick or think we may have been infected, to help keep each other safe and healthy.
COVID-19 remains in our community. To help stop the virus from spreading, we must continue following public health guidelines, including getting a COVID-19 test if you feel sick or think you may have been infected.
If you have symptoms like fever, dry cough, tiredness, aches and pains, and sore throat, it may be COVID-19, not a cold. Please get tested so you can prevent your loved ones from getting sick too.
Residents of Flemingdon Park, Thorncliffe Park and other East Toronto neighbourhoods please visit any of the COVID Outreach Centres.
For others, visit the Assessment Centre closest to where you live.
For a complete list visit: Covid-19 Testing Locations
Important: Do not call 911 unless it is an emergency.
Getting a COVID-19 test protects your family, friends, colleagues and community from potentially getting sick. It helps keep your loved ones safe and healthy.
We have seen the devastating effects of COVID-19 in long-term care homes and other areas of the city. Let’s keep our loved ones and community safe by getting tested and self-isolating if we feel sick, so we do not spread the virus to each other.
If you feel sick or think you may have been infected with COVID-19, you are allowed to leave your home during a provincial lockdown to get a test. You will not get in trouble.
For additional info connect with us on social media:
Open to any resident in Thorncliffe Park, Flemingdon Park and the surrounding neighbourhood looking to be tested, vaccinated or requiring further information for COVID-19. Testing is available for all ages.
10 Gateway Blvd,
North York, Ontario M3C 3A1
Open every Mon, Wed and Sat
1 – 7 p.m (Last registration at 6.45pm)
Covid-19 Testing is available for all ages.
Walk-ins available for testing and vaccination. Registration ends at 6:45 p.m. – please arrive before this time to ensure you receive a test/vaccine.
45 Overlea Blvd, Unit 108A,
East York, Ontario, M4H 1C3
September 20-30
1 – 7 p.m. (last registration at 6:45pm)
Bring your health card (Card not required for COVID-19 testing if you do not have one.)
Covid-19 Testing is available for individuals 4 months of age or more with or without health card
Vaccinations (1st and 2nd dose only) available for individuals born in 2009 or earlier, with or without health card
Take-home testing kits provided by MGH through local schools/child care centres may be dropped off at this location.
76 Firvalley Court,
Scarborough, Ontario M1L 1N9
Open every Wed, Fri and Sun
1 – 7 p.m (Last registration at 6.45pm)
Bring your health card (Card not required for COVID-19 testing if you do not have one.)
Covid-19 Testing is available for all ages.
Walk-ins available for testing and vaccination. Registration ends at 6:45 p.m. – please arrive before this time to ensure you receive a test/vaccine.
4 The Market Place,
East York, Ontario, M4C 5M1
Open Tue, Thu and Sat
1pm – 6:30 p.m
Bring your health card (Card not required for COVID-19 testing if you do not have one.)
Covid-19 Testing is available for all ages.
Case management services are also offered at this location. Registration ends at 6:15 p.m. – please arrive before this time to ensure you receive a test/vaccine.
If you test positive for COVID-19, a medical professional will call you to help. They will help you manage your symptoms and tell you things you can do to help keep your loved ones from getting sick.
There are community and government supports that can help you with things like groceries and income assistance if you test positive for COVID-19 and need to self-isolate. Services in your local community can help you access these resources.
Please reach out to the community hotline serving both Flemingdon Park and Thorncliffe Park residents. Find support with rent, isolating, income assistance, groceries, childcare and other supports to ensure you can take time off work, stay home and focus on recovery.
For advice and guidelines issued by the three levels of government please visit:
For continued coverage of the Coronavirus outbreak in Canada, watch CP24 Live News.
For an up-to-date list of Coronavirus cases in Canada, visit The Government of Canada: Current Situation.
To protect yourself against any Covid-19 related scams, visit The Government of Canada: Anti-fraud Centre
If you are currently stranded outside of Canada and are seeking repatriation, please register yourself with Global Affairs Canada to receive updated information on next steps.
