Dermatology Reinvented – Virtually No More Wait Times
Waiting to see a dermatologist can be risky. Learn how virtual medicine is a game changer, for both wait times and standard of treatment.
Conflicting Medical Advice? Here’s What You Need to Do
Getting inconsistent or conflicting medical advice from different healthcare providers is not uncommon. Read 8 essential tips to help navigate your best health outcome.
Still No Doctor? Time to Embrace Virtual Healthcare
Virtual healthcare can be a great option depending on your need. Read more about the 5 reasons why you should consider it.
Looking for Advice About Nutrition? Your Doctor May Not Be The Best Person To Turn To
Shockingly, doctors only learn about nutrition for about 20 hours in medical school. Proactive patients are now getting serious about food as medicine. But are doctors doing the same?
More Canadian Women Are Choosing A Midwife for Childbirth
The midwifery model of care in Canada is based on three main principles: continuity of care, informed choice, and choice of birthplace. And a bonus? You don't need a doctor.
RateMDs: Assessing Doctor Reviews with Caution
Looking for reviews on a new doctor? Proceed with caution as you read our take on this controversial review website.
Taking Control of Your Breast Cancer Screening
Breast cancer screening is an important part of looking after your health. Learn more about what you can do to ensure you're on top of it.
Keeping Your Medical Record Updated – It Makes a Difference
Your medical record is essential for your ongoing healthcare. Learn how to keep them updated and always handy.
When The New Doctor Says “No Thanks” to Your Previous Medical Record
Having your medical records is important for continuity of care in all the healthcare settings you find yourself in.
Nurse Practitioners – A New Trend to Deal with the Physician Shortage
Canadians are turning to nurse practitioners for their primary care. Learn more about the profession and your options for care.
No Family Doctor? Read This Now
Getting a new family doctor these days can feel impossible. Have no fear, here's a plan to keep your health on track.
Ontario Registered Nurses Expanding Scope To Prescribe Medications
To help Ontarians get better healthcare faster, Registered Nurses will be able to prescribe certain medications as of June 2024. Find out what they are to stay on top of your healthcare.