The Environmental Health Clinic is a unique multidisciplinary clinic, and the only one of its kind in Ontario. It was established in 1996 by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care to be a provincial resource in promoting environmental health, and to improve health care for people with environment-linked conditions such as chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia and multiple chemical sensitivities.

The Environmental Health Clinic is the clinical part of a joint clinical and research program of Women's College Hospital and the University of Toronto.

Services Provided
The purpose of the clinic is to:

• Educate our clients, the public and health-care professionals about environmental health issues
• Provide a comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment for clients with environmental sensitivities/intolerances (and related conditions), chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia, and to make recommendations to their treating physicians regarding the management of their ongoing health care needs
• Gain a better understanding of the health-care needs of those with environmental sensitivities/intolerances, chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia through participation in clinical research

Environmental Health Clinic:

• Assessment
• Planning for the Health Program
• Environmental Health Reports

Referral
A physician referral is required. Blood work is required as part of the referral process. Learn more about the referral process.

Scent-Free Environment
Care has been taken to ensure that the clinic does not contain substances that give off odourous gases, such as fresh paint, carpeting, tobacco smoke and scented cleaning products.

In consideration of others, please do not wear colognes, perfumes or scented products on your appointment day.