Meet the Family Way Physicians

Betty Chen MD, CCFP	Batya Grundland MD, CCFP	Diana Hsiang MD, CCFP	Susie Kim MD, CCFP
Karen Lee MD, CCFP	Carrie Schram MD, CCFP	Karen Wong MD, CCFP	Tuhina Biswas MD, CCFP, FCFP
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Women’s College Hospital | Family Practice Health Centre

77 Grenville Street, Toronto, ON M5S 1B3

TTC INFORMATION
From the Yonge subway line:

• Get off at the College stop (Note: this is not an accessible subway stop)
• Go west on College Street and cross to the west side of the intersection of Bay Street and College Street.
• Turn right and go north one block on Bay Street to Grenville Street.
• Turn left and go west on Grenville Street. 77 Grenville St. will be on your left.

From the University subway line:

• Get off at the Queen’s Park stop (Note: this is an accessible subway stop)
• Go east along College Street to Elizabeth Street.
• Turn left and go north on Elizabeth Street to Grenville St.
• Turn right and go east on Grenville St. 77 Grenville St. will be on your right.

WHEEL-TRANS INFORMATION
Wheel-Trans service picks up and drops off outside the main doors of each location. More information about Wheel-Trans can be found on the TTC website.

DRIVING INFORMATION
77 Grenville St. is on the south side of Grenville Street, one block north of College Street, and just west of Bay Street.

From the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW)/Gardiner Expressway:

• Take the Bay Street exit and go north to Grenville Street (one block north of College Street).
• Turn left and go west on Grenville Street.
• 77 Grenville St. is located on the south side of Grenville St.

From the Don Valley Parkway:

• Take the Bloor-Bayview exit.
• Exit to Bloor Street. You will be travelling west on Bloor Street to Bay Street (which is one block west of Yonge Street).
• Turn left on Bay Street. Travel south to Grenville Street (two blocks south of Wellesley Street).
• Turn right (west) onto Grenville Street.
• 77 Grenville St. is located on the south side of Grenville St.

PARKING INFORMATION

• View a list of nearby parking facilities and rates
• Get directions to 77 Grenville St. using Google maps

Mount Sinai Hospital 
600 University Avenue, Toronto, ON M5G 1X5

TTC INFORMATION

• Take the Spadina-University subway line to Queen's Park Station (College Street).
• Or take the College / Carlton streetcar to University Avenue. The Hospital is south of College Street on the west side, at 600 University Avenue).

WHEEL-TRANS INFORMATION
Wheel-Trans provides door-to-door accessible transit service for persons with physical disabilities using accessible buses, contracted accessible and sedan taxis. See a list of Wheel-Trans pick-up and drop-off locations at Mount Sinai.

DRIVING INFORMATION
From west of Toronto:

• Take the eastbound Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) or southbound Highway 427 to the eastbound Gardiner Expressway.
• Exit the Gardiner Expressway at Bay/York St.
• Go north up York Street and past Front Street. Stay in the far left lane which merges into University Avenue.
• Mount Sinai Hospital is located at 600 University Avenue, north of Dundas St. and south of College St.
• Turn left onto Elm St., then right onto Murray St.
• Please note: During morning and afternoon rush hours (7-10 a.m. and 3-7 p.m.) left turns onto Elm St. are not permitted.
• Continue north past the next set of lights where there is a U-turn gap where you can legally make a U-turn in order to get back to Elm St. Parking can be found behind the hospital on Murray St.

From north of Toronto:

• Take the southbound Don Valley Parkway to the Gardiner Expressway.
• Exit the Gardiner Expressway at Bay/York St.
• Go north up York Street and past Front Street. Stay in the far left lane which merges into University Avenue.
• Mount Sinai Hospital is located at 600 University Avenue, north of Dundas St. and south of College St.
• Turn left onto Elm St., then right onto Murray St.
• Please note: During morning and afternoon rush hours (7-10 a.m. and 3-7 p.m.) left turns onto Elm St. are not permitted.
• Continue north past the next set of lights where there is a U-turn gap where you can legally make a U-turn in order to get back to Elm St. Parking can be found behind the hospital on Murray St.

PARKING INFORMATION

• View a list of nearby parking facilities and rates
• Get directions to 600 University Ave. using Google maps

General Information

• Pregnancy in a Pandemic Webinar
  
  
• Information Guide for Expectant Families
  This is a comprehensive guide prepared by the Mount Sinai Hospital Birthing Unit, containing information for women and their partners.
• Prenatal Classes are offered at Women’s College Hospital. Please see below for more information:
• Women's College Hospital's Childbirth Education Classes
  This comprehensive weekend course is offered to individuals in their 3rd trimester and facilitated by a registered practical nurse. 
• Women’s College Hospital’s Infant CPR Classes
  Find out more about becoming certified for Infant CPR with classes held at the Women’s College Hospital.

Prenatal Information

• Prenatal Diagnosis and Medical Genetics Program
  Although most babies are healthy, it is natural to be concerned about your unborn baby’s health. There are some tests which are available to all pregnant women, while other tests may be appropriate only for certain women based on individual medical or family history.
• Healthy Weight Gain During Pregnancy
  Learn how much weight you should gain during pregnancy. Use the pregnancy calculator to estimate your optimal weight gain. And find out more about prenatal nutrition from Health Canada’s website.

Labour Information

• Preparing for Labour and Delivery at Mount Sinai Hospital
  For more information on what to bring and what to expect during labour and delivery at Mount Sinai Hospital, please refer to the Information Guide for Expectant Families.

Post-Delivery Information

• 10 Great Reasons to Breastfeed your Baby
  Find out why breastfeeding is beneficial to both you and your baby.
• 10 Valuable Tips for Successful Breastfeeding
  Learn some tips to help make your breastfeeding experience more successful.
• Mount Sinai Postnatal Ambulatory Clinic
  The Postnatal Ambulatory Clinic, or PNAC, provides inpatient and outpatient lactation consultation, daily breastfeeding classes on the postpartum unit, and telephone support.
• Infancy Information from the Public Health Agency of Canada
  Learn more about taking care of your new child – find out about breastfeeding, safety at home, immunizations, and more.
• About Kids Health
  Find trusted information about kids’ health compiled by The Hospital for Sick Children, ranging from different health conditions, medications, stages of growth, and a lot more.