Community Health Centres in Toronto: health care for people without OHIP (including the Access Alliance Non-Insured Clinic)
Community Health Centres in Toronto: health care for people without OHIP (including the Access Alliance Non-Insured Clinic) is a free service run by Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services for people without OHIP who are making Ontario their home, such as new immigrants, refugees, migrant workers, international students, people with precarious or no status, and people eligible for OHIP who do not have a card. Checked on the official page on October 4, 2026.
You likely qualify if: People without OHIP making Ontario their home; Clinic: immigrants and refugees in Toronto; Clinic: no family doctor and no OHIP; Clinic: not visitors, students or work visas.
Non-Insured Clinic: no walk-ins. Call 416-324-9380 between 9:00 and 9:30 am on Monday (for a Monday or Tuesday appointment) or Thursday (for a Thursday or Friday appointment). Clinic hours: Monday 12:30 to 7:30 pm; Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9:30 am to 4:30 pm; closed Wednesday.
Call 416-324-9380Send to someone who needs thisChecked on October 4, 2026 on the official page
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Community Health Centres (CHCs) are community-governed clinics that give primary health care with a focus on health equity, and in Ontario they have a mandate to serve non-insured people who are making Ontario their home, but space is limited. In Toronto, Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services runs a free Non-Insured Clinic with a nurse practitioner, a nurse and a peer health support worker, plus non-insured midwifery at AccessPoint on Jane.
Who qualifies
People without OHIP who are making Ontario their home, such as new immigrants, refugees, migrant workers, international students, people with precarious or no status, and people eligible for OHIP who do not have a card. The Access Alliance Non-Insured Clinic is for immigrants and refugees who live in the City of Toronto, have no family doctor or nurse practitioner, and have no OHIP because they have no status, their refugee claim or IFH expired or was rejected, or they came for temporary work, earn minimum wage or less and cannot afford private insurance. It is not for current visitors, students or people on a work visa, or people who have private insurance, IFH or OHIP.
You likely qualify if:
- People without OHIP making Ontario their home
- Clinic: immigrants and refugees in Toronto
- Clinic: no family doctor and no OHIP
- Clinic: not visitors, students or work visas
How to apply
- Apply on their website.
- Questions? 416-324-9380
- Come back here and tell us if it worked.
Other ways, if that one is quiet
Where else they are
Their website is allianceon.org/find-centre. You can also find them on Facebook, X and LinkedIn.
Good to know
- CostFree at the Access Alliance Non-Insured Clinic. At other centres, ask about care for non-insured clients.
- Their stepsIf you are an immigrant or refugee in Toronto with no OHIP and no family doctor, call the Access Alliance Non-Insured Clinic at 416-324-9380 between 9:00 and 9:30 am on Monday or Thursday to book. Go to your appointment at 340 College Street, Suite 500 (5th floor). Bring a list of your medicines and any medical records that matter. For pregnancy care with a midwife without insurance, call AccessPoint on Jane at 416-760-8677
If the clinic is not right for you, use the Alliance for Healthier Communities Find a Centre tool to find another Community Health Centre and call to ask about care for non-insured clients.
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What to bring
- A call to book (no walk-ins)
- A list of your medicines and medical records
Dates
Non-Insured Clinic: no walk-ins. Call 416-324-9380 between 9:00 and 9:30 am on Monday (for a Monday or Tuesday appointment) or Thursday (for a Thursday or Friday appointment). Clinic hours: Monday 12:30 to 7:30 pm; Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9:30 am to 4:30 pm; closed Wednesday.
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