Frequently Asked Questions About Kamva Medical Clinics

See Highbury or Doctors Walk-In for the address, phone number and current Google hours link.

Both locations have free parking, accessible spaces near the entrance and wheelchair access.

General walk-in visits are first-come, first-served, subject to capacity. Come in person; an online inquiry does not reserve a visit. OB/GYN and cervical screening require a referral and a booked appointment.

Yes. Dr. Saadiyah Rao is accepting new patients for her family practice at Highbury Medical Clinic. Complete the intake form and drop it off in person at Highbury. Email submissions are not accepted, and submission does not confirm registration.

Your family doctor or a walk-in physician can assess you and refer when appropriate. See referral instructions for OB/GYN and cervical screening.

Bring your MTO form or notice, identification, medication list and glasses or contacts if used. The fee is $180 at either clinic. See the driver medical checklist.

A physician can assess whether a requisition is appropriate. Testing may take place elsewhere; coverage, fees and waiting times depend on the test and your eligibility.

Contact your clinic to ask whether your particular visit can be provided by phone or video.

Medically necessary physician services are generally insured for eligible patients. Some services, including cosmetic treatments and certain forms or vaccines, have fees. Bring your valid OHIP card or IFHP eligibility document and ask about charges before treatment.

Eligibility depends on your residency and immigration or citizenship status. Check ServiceOntario for current requirements.

Eligible visits under accepted ALUMO medical plans can be billed directly after verification. Bring your current policy details and photo ID. See the Fanshawe student ALUMO guide and other accepted plans.

Yes, for an eligible visit approved for direct billing under your accepted ALUMO medical policy. Western students generally have UHIP for primary medical coverage, so check your actual policy rather than assuming your benefits card covers physician visits.

You can still attend. If direct billing cannot be confirmed, you pay for the visit and receive an invoice to submit to your insurer. Reimbursement depends on your policy and the insurer’s decision; ask about fees before the visit.

You can request access or correction and ask about limits on sharing your information. See our privacy policy for the process and contact details.

You may use our walk-in services. Discuss ongoing support with the physician, who can assess whether a referral to community services is appropriate. Health811 also provides health advice and help finding services. For an emergency, call 911.