Walk-in Clinic
Walk-In Clinic
Teston Medical Center
When you need care fast, Teston Medical Center Walk-In Clinic in Vaughan is here for you.
We provide same-day medical attention for non-emergency issues, no appointment needed. Whether you’re feeling unwell, injured, or just need a prescription renewed, our team of experienced doctors is ready to help.
Your Convenient Access to Care
Our walk-in clinic offers prompt, professional medical attention for patients of all ages. We understand that health concerns don’t always fit neatly into a schedule, that’s why our doors are open to provide the care you need, when you need it most.
We see patients for a wide range of minor illnesses and injuries, as well as follow-up and preventive care needs.
Common Walk-In Visits
You can visit our clinic for:
- Cold, flu, sore throat, sinus or ear infections
- Fever, cough, or respiratory symptoms
- Minor cuts, sprains, or strains
- Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
- Rashes, allergic reactions, or skin irritations
- Prescription renewals
- Birth control, emergency contraception, or pregnancy testing
- Minor wound care and dressing changes
- Non-emergency medical advice
If your condition is urgent but not life-threatening, our walk-in clinic is a convenient alternative to long emergency room waits.
When to Visit the ER Instead
For your safety, please go to the nearest Emergency Department or call 911 if you experience:
- Chest pain or difficulty breathing
- Severe abdominal pain
- Uncontrolled bleeding
- Head injury or loss of consciousness
- Stroke symptoms (sudden weakness, speech trouble, facial droop)
- Major trauma or fractures
What to Expect
During Your Visit
1. Check In
Bring your valid OHIP card and photo ID.
2. Triage & Registration
Our staff will take your information and assess your reason for visit.
3. See a Physician
A doctor will evaluate your condition, provide treatment, or issue prescriptions/referrals as needed.
4. Follow-Up
If further care is needed, we’ll help coordinate appointments with your family physician or specialists.
We strive to keep wait times reasonable, but they may vary based on patient volume
Why Choose
Teston Medical Center Walk-In Clinic
- Experienced, caring doctors
- No appointment required
- On-site pharmacy for quick prescription fills
- Care for all ages — children, adults, and seniors
- Extended hours and same-day access
- Clean, modern facility and welcoming staff
We make healthcare easy, accessible, and compassionate, just the way it should be.
Important Notes
- Patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Please bring your valid OHIP card to each visit.
- Wait times may vary based on the urgency and number of patients.
- If you are an existing family practice patient, your visit will be linked to your physician for continuity of care.
- Walk-in visits are covered by OHIP for insured Ontario residents.
Your Health Partner in Vaughan
Whether it’s your first visit or you’re already part of our medical family, Teston Medical Center Walk-In Clinic is here to provide fast, friendly, and high-quality care.
We take pride in being a trusted healthcare destination for families across Vaughan, Maple, and nearby communities.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
You can do both. Walk-ins are welcome for non-emergency concerns, but booking ahead helps reduce wait times.
What types of services do you offer?
We provide family medicine, chronic care, walk-in visits, exams (annual, school, work, driver’s), immunizations, minor injury care, women’s & men’s health, mental health support, and prescription services.
Are your services covered by OHIP?
Yes, most essential medical services are covered with a valid Ontario health card. Some administrative or non-standard services may incur a fee.
Do you accept new patients?
Yes — new patients are accepted based on capacity. You can contact us to join the waitlist.
Can I get a same-day appointment?
We try to accommodate same-day visits when possible. If no slots remain, walk-in service is available for urgent but non-life-threatening issues.
What should I bring to my appointment?
- Valid Ontario Health Card (OHIP)
- A photo ID
- Current medications
- Any relevant test results or medical history
Do you offer virtual appointments?
Yes — for eligible needs like follow-ups, prescription renewals, or minor illnesses. Some cases still require an in-person evaluation.
How do I renew a prescription?
Request renewals in advance (at least one week). Depending on your condition, renewal may occur via virtual or in-person visit.
What if I need lab work or imaging?
We provide lab requisitions and imaging referrals. Tests are done at partner labs, and results come back to your physician.
Do you complete work, school, or insurance forms?
Yes. Some of these forms are covered under OHIP; others (especially those not medically necessary) may require a fee.