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Solo Practitioners in Need (SPIN)
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SPIN is a direct referral program that allows family physicians to connect complex patients to services available within a network of local Community Health Centres as an extension of their primary care. The service does not affect your roster. You can refer any complex patient in your practice through one referral form and one central intake.
Services provided include counselling, dietician, diabetes education, foot care, physio, dental care, HIV testing, smoking cessation, asthma education, settlement services, employment services, LTBTTQI services, housing support, legal and income services, ESL programs, sexual health, addiction services and traditional health for the Aboriginal community.
Participating CHCs include Access Alliance, the Anne Johnston Health Station, Parkdale Community Health Centre, Anishnawbe Health Toronto, Davenport-Perth Neighbourhood and Community Health Centre, Central Toronto Community Health Centres, Planned Parenthood Toronto and the Centre francophone de Toronto.
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416-324-8677
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The Integrated Community Care Team (ICCT), Baycrest
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ICCT provides integrated, inter-professional care for seniors, focusing on existing neighbourhood resources that can improve the quality of care to ensure that primary care providers are supported in caring for their homebound older adult patients with complex needs. There are three streams of service:
- Shared Care: ICCT shares the primary care with a medically complex patients’ family physician
- Primary Care: ICCT assumes primary care for homebound people who do not have a family doctor
- Consultation: ICCT conducts a comprehensive assessment for medically complex patients and provide recommendations to the referring provider.
Referrals are made by contacting the ICCT secretary.
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416-785-2488
Fax: 416-785-2409
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Telemedicine IMPACT Plus (TiP)
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TiP offers one-time inter-professional consultations to complex patients and their family physician to coordinate care planning and derive new solutions for addressing the patient’s chronic conditions. Across the TC LHIN, each TiP consulting team has a core membership (as required) of a:
- Psychiatrist
- Internist
- Pharmacist
- Social Worker
- CCAC Coordinator
- Dietician
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TiP Information and Referral Form |
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Community Navigation and Access Program (CNAP_
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CNAP is an alliance of over 30 non-profit Toronto-based agencies working together to provide Toronto seniors with the care they need to reduce isolation and improve their quality of life.
Social workers can connect seniors and their caregivers to programs and services offered by a non-profit agency in their local community.
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1-877-540-6565 Website |