Outpatient services for children

Breastfeeding Clinic: For infants and families requiring additional education and support related to successful breastfeeding of the infant. The clinic is staffed by nurses and lactation consultants. It is run in partnership with Peel and Toronto Public Health

Chest Clinic: For children and adolescents with chest conditions requiring additional assessment and management of care by a multidisciplinary team

Diabetes Follow up Clinic: For children and adolescents with diabetes (Type 1 or 2) requiring additional assessment and management of care by a multidisciplinary team

Endocrine Clinic: For children and adolescents with endocrine conditions requiring additional assessment and management of care by a multidisciplinary team

Gastrointestinal (GI) Clinic: For children and adolescents with gastrointestinal, liver, and pancreatic conditions requiring additional assessment and management of care by a multidisciplinary team

Infant Hearing: In partnership with ErinOaks Kids, at risk infants requiring additional screening and testing for hearing capability are assessed at the clinic

Paediatric Healthy Lifestyles Clinic: Provides comprehensive care to children from five years of age to their 18th birthday. A team of experts assist in improve the child and family's health through education and activities (single person and group) that are geared towards having a healthier lifestyle

Pediatric Rheumatology Clinic: consultation and ongoing management for patients with know or suspected rheumatic conditions. Works on inducing disease remission, preventing long-term sequelae and monitoring of treatment efficacy

Neonatal Follow up Clinic: Provides monitoring, education and community resources to help families support their infants' growth and development

Neurology Clinic: For children and adolescents with neurological conditions such as cerebral palsy, sever headache, seizures and developmental delay. Provides ongoing assessment to help guides ongoing care needs and maximize wellness

Nephrology (Kidney) Clinic: Assess and manage care of children and adolescents with kidney and bladder conditions

Nutrition Clinic: For children and adolescents with slow physical growth, multiple food allergies and other conditions that required extra assessments and supports

Occupational Therapy: A team of health care providers assess and manage the care of infants and children with developmental and feeding challenges

Respiratory Syncytial Virus Clinic: In partnership with Mount Sinai Hospital, provides preventative care and education for families of infants who were born prematurely, and/or meet the criteria for RSV prophylactic vaccination

Retinopathy of Prematurity Follow-up Clinic: Provides eye exams, assessments and care management for infants born with risk factors for retinopathy. Follow-up care also provided for infants with established disease

Sickle Cell Clinic: In partnership with Hospital for Sick Children offers education to patients and families living with sickle cell disease to optimize the child's health and avoid admissions to hospital. Also helps patients and their families transition from paediatric to adult care