St Joseph's Health Care London - Parkwood Institute - Ambulatory Care - Family Info

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Ambulatory Care

550 Wellington Rd, Rm B2-122
London

519-646-6100 ext 42199

Directions

Switchboard: Daily 24 hours
Administration: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm

Dernière mise à jour: May 31, 2024: Suggérer une modification

Referrals from family doctors, Veterans Affairs Canada, or other health agencies

Community patients and veterans, generally 20 years and older depending on the program

Covered by OHIP and/or Veterans Affairs Canada

Kelly Muhsin - Coordinator of Medicine Services

ext 65007

English

Interpretation available upon request

Southwestern Ontario

Accessible en fauteuil roulant

Outpatient specialist clinics * diagnoses and treatments for various medical conditions

Adult Wheelchair and Seating Program Seating clinic to help improve comfort, posture, and the ability to perform daily activities with specialized seating or mobility devices * therapists assess and prescribe wheelchairs and related seating equipment to adults with complex seating needs * therapists are registered authorizers with the Assistive Devices Program
PossAbilities - Assistive Technologies Assessments, recommendations, training and information related to accessibility
The Fitness Centre at Parkwood Institute Adapted exercise and wellness program for individuals with limited mobility to engage in regular physical activity and promote re-integration into community fitness * promotes self-directed exercise, but offers assistance from a kinesiologist, and a team of volunteers and students, when needed * variety of equipment and services including adapted cardiovascular and strength training equipment, easy to transfer plinths/mats, functional electrical stimulation cycling in the upper and lower body
Wound Care Interdisciplinary clinic that provides consultation for the management of vascular insufficiency (venous, arterial and mixed), and neuropathic, diabetic and decubitus ulcers

Dernière mise à jour: May 31, 2024: Suggérer une modification