Virtual Kids Naturopathic
"Walk-In" Clinic
Virtual Kids Naturopathic
What is a "Virtual Visit"?
A virtual Kids visit is a 15 minute, complaint focused, ONLINE visit with our Naturopathic Doctors who have a focus on children's health. These visits are designed for acute complaints only. For an initial, comprehensive assessment of a chronic condition, please book at Clarkson Family Naturopathic. These appointments are "single concern" visits which means they do not go in depth on illness.
Who qualifies for a kids virtual visit?
Any child in Ontario who requires acute care: for a tummy ache, fever, cold, scrape etc and DOES NOT meet the criteria below.
Who DOES NOT qualify for a kids virtual visit?
-Patients outside of Ontario, due to licensing regulations
-MEDICAL EMERGENCIES. If you have a medical emergency, call 911 immediately or attend the emergency room of the nearest hospital or health centre.
If you/your child answers ‘yes’ to any of the following questions, you should be seen in-person at the Emergency Department today.
Please do not request a virtual visit if:
-You/your child have a fever AND any ONE of the following:
-Are less than 3 months old
-Have an immune system problem
-Have a complex health problem
-Are very difficult to wake up even when the fever is treated
-You/your child have continuous wheeze, difficulty talking or feeling very short of breath
-You/your child have vomiting or diarrhea AND any ONE of the following:
-Are less than 3 months old
-Have repeated vomiting (more than 3 times) and unable to keep liquids down
-The vomit or diarrhea contains blood
-Have concern about dehydration with no pee in more than 8 hours
You/your child have headache AND any ONE of the following:
-new onset of severe headache
-headache associated with repeated vomiting
-worsening headache following recent head injury
-headache not improving after giving usual medications/over the counter medications
You/your child has a urinary problem with bloody or tea-coloured urine OR associated back pain
You/your child have an injury AND any ONE of the following:
-A head injury where there was a loss of consciousness (passing out), confusion or repeated vomiting (more than 3 times)
-A cut that may need stitches
-A burn with blisters that are larger than a Loonie
-An injury with difficulty moving the arm/leg and swelling
-An eye injury
-An injury causing chest or stomach pain
You/your child have a fever with a rash that looks like tiny or expanding bruises
You/your child have had an intentional or unintentional ingestion of a medication or substance.
If so, please contact the Ontario Poison Centre at 1-800-268-9017 and follow their instructions.
-MEDICAL EMERGENCIES. If you have a medical emergency, call 911 immediately or attend the emergency room of the nearest hospital or health centre.
If you/your child answers ‘yes’ to any of the following questions, you should be seen in-person at the Emergency Department today.
Please do not request a virtual visit if:
-You/your child have a fever AND any ONE of the following:
-Are less than 3 months old
-Have an immune system problem
-Have a complex health problem
-Are very difficult to wake up even when the fever is treated
-You/your child have continuous wheeze, difficulty talking or feeling very short of breath
-You/your child have vomiting or diarrhea AND any ONE of the following:
-Are less than 3 months old
-Have repeated vomiting (more than 3 times) and unable to keep liquids down
-The vomit or diarrhea contains blood
-Have concern about dehydration with no pee in more than 8 hours
You/your child have headache AND any ONE of the following:
-new onset of severe headache
-headache associated with repeated vomiting
-worsening headache following recent head injury
-headache not improving after giving usual medications/over the counter medications
You/your child has a urinary problem with bloody or tea-coloured urine OR associated back pain
You/your child have an injury AND any ONE of the following:
-A head injury where there was a loss of consciousness (passing out), confusion or repeated vomiting (more than 3 times)
-A cut that may need stitches
-A burn with blisters that are larger than a Loonie
-An injury with difficulty moving the arm/leg and swelling
-An eye injury
-An injury causing chest or stomach pain
You/your child have a fever with a rash that looks like tiny or expanding bruises
You/your child have had an intentional or unintentional ingestion of a medication or substance.
If so, please contact the Ontario Poison Centre at 1-800-268-9017 and follow their instructions.
If none of the above apply, we would be happy to see you :)
Please go ahead and book your same-day appointment.
Please go ahead and book your same-day appointment.
