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Cancer is no longer the death sentence that it was many years ago. Although a “cure” for cancer as a whole has not been discovered, there are so many advances in cancer prevention and treatment of specific cancers that in many cases longevity is not affected by what used to be a devastating diagnosis. Prevention, via screening and regular physical checkups, has become commonplace, and by complying with scheduled screenings, cancer can be found earlier and treated, or even eradicated, in many cases.

At Care&, we offer a wide range of prenatal and postnatal care services for low-risk pregnancies up until 28 weeks of gestational age. We work to support our patients throughout pregnancy with monthly, in-person appointments. Read below to learn more about Care& Family Health clinic’s prenatal and postpartum services.

Care& Family Health is changing the face of family medicine as we know it today. Gone are the days of sitting in medical waiting rooms for hours to see a primary care provider or requesting an appointment weeks in advance, only to get sicker and perhaps have to visit your local emergency department. With our newly developed patient-centered model, visiting a family medical walk-in clinic has never been easier. With a fast and easy download of our app, you will experience the best healthcare has to offer. Our state of the art medical walk-in clinic is staffed by health care professionals with experience, know-how and an impeccable bedside manner.

Visiting a healthcare practitioner is not just beneficial when ill or symptomatic. An annual physical can let you know where your health is, where it’s going, and how it should be regularly! Book with a Care& nurse practitioner today and make sure all your ducks are in a row!

A comprehensive guide for Toronto’s first-time parents, covering essential newborn care, daily routines, health monitoring, and local resources. Based on data from Toronto Public Health and expert recommendations.