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Our response to 

COVId-19

Our latest updates to keep you safe when attending our clinic, most current press releases, COVID19 updates, and advise on navigating the pandemic.

did you know: 

Our regular, in clinic staff, are routinely tested for Covid 19 TWICE a week to ensure your utmost safety. 

DID YOU KNOW?

We offer Covid 19 PCR testing for companies.


At this time, we are not offering PCR testing to the general public.

PCR test

media release

TMC CLINIC continues to work with Windsor-Essex County Health Unit and local health care partners to continue to deliver urgent care services in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. As the situation evolves in the community, protecting the health and wellbeing of our regular, as well as new patients remains our top priority. Although clinic hours are reduced from normal operation – TMC Clinic continues to operate 7 days a week – and remains fully staffed to address the urgent care needs of our community.

What to expect when Visiting the Clinic

In Clinic:

  • The TMC Clinic has an HVAC system that helps to reduce COVID19  transmission

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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE):

  • PPE works to protect both the provider and the patient. 

  • All staff, patients, doctors and visitors are required to wear a mask in the TMC clinic. MASKS ARE MANDATORY

  • Doctors, nurses and reception are equipped with a mask, face-shield and gloves when necessary 

ENHANCED SAFETY MEASURES ACROSS THE COMPANY

  • Besides the careful, consistent processes we have put in place to ensure the safety of patients and staff during visits, we have made additional improvements to how we operate, including:

  • Monitoring and tracking all potential exposure risks among patients and our staff, including mandatory self-isolation for staff returning from international travel, confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis and suspected COVID-19 exposure.

  • Enhancing office cleaning, practicing social/physical distancing between work spaces and reducing in-person meetings.

  • Educating staff on the most up-to-date guidelines and resources from Public Health and Ontario Health.

  • Securing a sustainable supply of PPE for our staff; they have continued access to all the PPE they need to do safely do their jobs.

DOING YOUR PART TO HELP STOP THE SPREAD

  • Clean your hands often. Wash hands with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds. Use sanitizer when washing is not accessible.

  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.

  • Practice social distancing (six feet of distance between people). Avoid close contact with people who are sick. Maintain physical distance in public spaces and avoid crowds.

  • Stay home if you are in a higher risk population (e.g. elderly, pregnant, underlying health condition).

    • Opt for a phone consultation ​

  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue or in the crook of your arm; throw away used tissue immediately.

  • Use disinfectant wipes or sprays to clean frequently touched surfaces.

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