WELCOME
New patients
A clear path to joining Trita Family Medicine—what to bring, what to expect, and how we stay organized with your care.
We’re accepting new patients within our capacity. Your Ontario health card and a few documents help us build an accurate chart, coordinate referrals, and respect your time on day one.
BEFORE YOU ARRIVE
What to bring
Having these items reduces delays and helps your physician focus on your concerns.
Ontario health card
Valid OHIP coverage card (or documentation of status if you’re registering or renewing—we’ll guide you).
Government photo ID
To confirm identity when required for registration and certain forms.
Medications & allergies
Bring all prescription bottles or an up-to-date list—including over-the-counter products and supplements.
Records & referrals
Specialist letters, lab or imaging results, hospital discharge summaries, and any pending referral information.
Insurance & benefits cards
Extended health, drug plans, or workplace benefits—useful for non-OHIP services or dispensing coverage.
YOUR FIRST VISITHow registration works
Four simple steps from scheduling to follow-up.
Book your appointment
Request a time online or by phone. Tell us if you’re new to the clinic and any urgent concerns.
Complete intake
Arrive a few minutes early for forms and ID verification. Bring your health card and medication list.
Meet your physician
Review history, goals, and preventive care. Ask questions—we explain options and OHIP coverage in plain language.
Coordinated next steps
Referrals, tests, prescriptions, or follow-up visits are planned and documented in your chart.
Registering with our clinic
We enroll new patients when our panel has capacity. If you’re new to Ontario or need help with OHIP status, we can outline the steps and what to bring to ServiceOntario.
Transferring from another family practice? Bring your previous clinic’s name, phone, and fax if available so we can request records when needed—this helps avoid duplicate tests and keeps your history complete.
We’re here to help
Call or message us with questions about registration, hours, or what to expect before you arrive.