At Toronto Rehab we are committed to delivering exceptional health care experiences that are as unique as you are. We take an individualized, interprofessional approach so that we can produce the best possible outcomes for patients and their families. 

For some people, this means returning to work, going home, attending school or being able to pick up where they left off before their illness or injury. For others, it means living independently or working toward a long-term recovery and getting back to their community. 

 

Access to hospital 

As of Tuesday, February 22, please use our new Elm Street entrance to enter and leave the hospital. 

Renovation work in our East and North Wings has temporarily restricted access from the University Avenue entrance to many parts of the building.

Exceptions:   you may still use the University Avenue entrance to reach the following destinations:

·         Balance & Mobility Clinic                               13^th floor

·         Dentistry                                                             9^th floor

·         Dialysis                                                                 1^st floor

·         Occupational Therapy                                 8^th floor

·         Physiotherapy & Recreation Therapy       9^th floor

·         Specialty Clinics                                                9^th floor

·         Timothy’s Coffee kiosk                                 1^st floor

 

New signs have been installed to help you find your way and our staff and volunteers will be happy to assist you.

To help you prepare for your stay with us, we have prepared this section just for you.

 

In this section you will find:

• Information about our programs: rehabilitation, complex continuing care andlong term care.

• Directions to all Toronto Rehab locations and where you can park.

• What to bring.

• What will happen when you're admitted, where you will stay and what to expect during your stay.

• Visiting hours.

• Who the members of your health care team are and how you are involved in your care.

• How we protect our patients' safety and privacy, and who you can speak to about your concerns.

• Someone who speaks your language.

• Where you can get coffee or something to eat, get your haircut or do your laundry.

• How to e-mail a patient in the Hospital.

• A wide range of up-to-date, online health care resources. 

• Learn more about making a donation. 

• Learn more about infection prevention and control.

For more information about our programs and services please download our Toronto Rehab Handbook for Inpatients and Families. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please let us know.