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Walk-In Clinic
(Richmond Hill, Near Mackenzie Health Hospital)
Same-day care • Capacity-Based Walk-In
Walk-In Clinic in Richmond Hill (Near Mackenzie Health Hospital)
Royal Medical Centre provides walk-in visits for common illnesses and minor injuries. Online check-in is recommended to reduce waiting.
Important: Walk-in visits are capacity-based. If we reach capacity, registration may close early.
At a glance
Phone
905-770-8480
Address
250 Harding Blvd W #101A, Richmond Hill, ON L4C 9M7
Closest landmark
Near Mackenzie Health
Best option
Online check-in
Wait times vary by volume • First-come, first-served with clinical triage
Walk-In Hours
Please confirm hours below before arriving. Online check-in is recommended.
Monday9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Thursday9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
SaturdayClosed / Based on availability
SundayClosed / Based on availability
What to bring: OHIP card, medications and any relevant records.
How Walk-In Works
1) Check in online (recommended) or walk in during walk-in hours
2) We confirm your details and place you in the queue
3) You’ll be seen first-come, first-served, with medical triage when needed
4) If tests/referrals are needed, we’ll guide next steps
Capacity-based registration
If we reach daily capacity, we may close registration early. Online check-in helps.
What We Can Help With
Common concerns seen at our walk-in clinic include:
- Colds, flu-like symptoms, fever
- Sore throat, strep-like symptoms
- Ear pain, sinus symptoms
- Cough and bronchitis symptoms (when appropriate)
- Urinary symptoms (e.g., UTI concerns)
- Rash, hives, mild allergic reactions
- Pink eye and minor eye irritation
- Stomach upset, nausea, diarrhea (non-emergency)
- Minor sprains/strains, simple injuries
Note: Prescriptions/refills and forms/notes are provided when clinically appropriate.
When to Go to the ER / Call 911
Please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for:
- Chest pain, severe shortness of breath
- Signs of stroke (face droop, arm weakness, speech trouble)
- Severe allergic reaction (trouble breathing, swelling of lips/tongue)
- Uncontrolled bleeding, serious head injury, fainting
- Severe abdominal pain or rapidly worsening symptoms
OHIP & Fees
Many medically necessary visits are covered by OHIP (with a valid health card). Some services may be uninsured and have a fee
(e.g., certain forms/notes).
Uninsured services: View fees
If you are not covered by OHIP, please call ahead for pricing and required ID.
FAQ
Do I need an appointment?
No appointment is required. Online check-in is recommended to help reduce waiting.
How long is the wait?
Wait times vary by day and patient volume. Walk-in is capacity-based and may close early if we reach capacity.
Do you see children?
[Yes / Yes with age limits / Please call first]. Please bring the child’s health card and any relevant information.
Can I get a prescription or refill?
We can provide prescriptions/refills when clinically appropriate, based on assessment and medical judgment.
Can you order lab tests or imaging?
If needed, we can provide requisitions for labs and imaging and advise next steps.
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