The Chiropody clinics specialize in treatment of diseases, injuries and defects of the foot.

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At the Diabetes Education Centre we provide education for patients with Diabetes Mellitus. The goal of this program is to enable patients to cope positively and gain independence in living with diabetes. Working collaboratively with our community partners to ensure patients have access to diabetes education in the care setting they require.

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The Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Program is an outpatient program with referrals being received from a nephrologist of The Scarborough Regional Nephrology program.  The program provides patients assessment, treatment, care, education and teaching to maintain a state of wellness despite their chronic kidney disease.  Patients who progress in their CKD are presented with treatment options and are supported in learning and preparing for the initiation of their treatment choice i.e. dialysis.

Patients may be followed in the CKD Program clinics every 1-6 months where their kidney function and overall well being is monitored. In addition to assessment, treatment, follow-up and comprehensive patient education, the CKD program also includes Renal Diabetic Management and Vascular clinic.

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The Home Dialysis Program includes both Home Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) and Home Hemodialysis (HHD). The Home Dialysis program assists patients and/or their families perform their chosen home-based dialysis independently in the comfort of their home. 

All equipment and supplies are provided by the program and are delivered directly to the patient’s home.  Home dialysis is associated with a higher quality of life as it minimizes disruption to activities associated with daily living. 

The program provides teaching and training for patients with End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) and their families to enable independent treatment at home.  Home Dialysis patients are assessed every six weeks by the interdisciplinary team; blood work, nutrition, and treatment prescription is reviewed and adjustments made based on the assessment.

The SRNP also supports PD in partnered Scarborough nursing homes (Yee Hong, Mon Sheong and Rockcliffe).  These nursing home staff members are trained in the care and maintenance of the PD, and the SRNP provides backup emergency call and support on an ongoing basis.
 

General Campus

Hours:  Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. , closed during lunch hour 11:45 p.m.—12:45 p.m.
Telephone: 416.431.8183

The Hemodialysis program provides in-centre hemodialysis treatments either in hospital or in our satellite units to patients choosing this treatment modality for their End Stage Renal Failure. 

The program currently has 44 operating stations (three shifts/per day, 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m., six days per week) at the main hospital unit. There are 18 stations at the Corporate Drive satellite, six stations at Bridgepoint Health for LTC residents requiring hemodialysis, and another 12 stations at Yee Hong.

Corporate Drive and Bridgepoint satellites operate three shifts per day, six days per week. The Bridgepoint Health Hemodialysis unit is staffed by TSH staff.
Toronto East General Hospital (TEGH) is considered a satellite of The Scarborough Hospital as well and has 18 stations but is staffed by TEGH staff.
 

Monday to Saturday, 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
General Campus, Telephone: 416.431.8200 ext. 6638

Corporate Drive Satellite Unit, 78 Corporate Dr., Scarborough, Ontario, M1H 3G4, Telephone: 416.431.8200 ext.6888

Yee Hong Satellite Unit, 60 Scottfield Drive, Scarborough, Ontario,  M1S 5T7, Telephone: 416.431.8200 ext.8700
 

The in-patient Nephrology unit is located on the 2nd floor (2C) beside the main in centre hemodialysis unit. 

It consists of 18 beds which house patients with renal problems, require peritoneal dialysis or hemodialysis and/or have other general medicine conditions that require an inpatient hospitalization.

Monday to Sunday, 24 hours per day

General Campus, Telephone: 416.431.8200 ext. 3275

Patients choosing hemodialysis (home or in centre) require creation of a vascular access (either graft, fistula or central venous catheter) to enable their blood to be cleaned by the hemodialysis machine. 

TSRNP has a committed, dedicated team of interventional radiologists, technicians and nurses involved in the creation, maintenance and preservation of the functioning hemodialysis access at TSRNP.

Monday to Friday,
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Medical Mall (General Campus), Telephone: 416.431.8200 ext. 6623

Our Mission Statement:  

A Group of Volunteers who provide outstanding support to chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients by delivering information and support through shared experiences and improve public awareness.

Who we are: 

• first hospital based peer support group in the GTA
• members of the group are on Peritoneal Dialysis, Home Hemo Dialysis or have received transplants

What we do:

• help patients choose between home PD and home hemo … the right choice for them
• help patients and their families through difficult times
• assist patients adjusting to living with chronic kidney disease through our shared personal experiences 
• act as liaison within the hospital communities
• organize and host symposiums on topics of interest to home dialysis patients
• advocate on behalf of Home Dialysis patients 
• executive Committee meet monthly to discuss ongoing issues and plan events for the year

How to contact us:

Call 416-431-8183

Ask to be connected with the coordinator of the Peer Support Group.