Cleveland Clinic Canada expands downtown Toronto operations with new 35,000-square-foot facility

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Cleveland Clinic Canada has opened a new 35,000-square-foot facility in downtown Toronto, expanding its capacity to provide executive health, concierge medicine, preventive care and specialized medical services as it marks 20 years of operations in the country.

The new location at Northbridge Place, 105 Adelaide St. W., in Toronto’s financial district, began welcoming patients Nov. 3. The move brings the organization’s services together in a larger facility designed to accommodate more patients and expand access to its medical expertise and diagnostic capabilities.

The relocation represents the next stage of Cleveland Clinic Canada’s operations, which began in Toronto in 2006. The organization says the additional space will allow it to increase capacity while continuing to provide coordinated care for individuals and families and working with some of Canada’s largest employers.

“For 20 years, we have been proud to bring Cleveland Clinic’s global expertise and insights to Canadians,” said Michael Kessel, president and CEO of Cleveland Clinic Canada. “This new location represents an important next chapter for us. Its larger capacity allows us to care for more people while continuing to advance how we help patients achieve better health throughout their lives.”

Focus on preventive care and healthy aging

The new downtown facility will offer executive health and concierge medicine programs, along with services focused on prevention, healthy aging, mobility and physical performance.

As part of the Cleveland Clinic global health system, the Canadian operation combines medical expertise and diagnostic services with individualized care intended to help patients better understand their health, identify potential risks and make decisions about their long-term well-being.

The organization says its approach incorporates assessments and strategies addressing nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress management and lifestyle choices, alongside traditional medical services.

Dr. Titilayo Olupona
Dr. Titilayo Olupona

“Good health is shaped by much more than what happens in a doctor’s office,” said Titilayo Olupona, M.D., executive health program lead at Cleveland Clinic Canada. “Nutrition, movement, sleep, stress management and lifestyle choices all play an important role. Our job is to help patients understand what matters most for their health and provide a clear path forward.”

The facility will also bring together a multidisciplinary team that includes sports medicine physicians, rehabilitation professionals and movement experts to help patients maintain or improve mobility and physical function.

Advanced diagnostics and biomarkers will be used alongside evidence-based health strategies to provide patients with a broader assessment of their health and support individualized care plans.

“Healthcare is increasingly about understanding what we can do today to influence how we feel and function in the years ahead,” said Khalil Sivjee, M.D., medical director of Cleveland Clinic Canada. “By bringing together medical expertise, advanced diagnostics and a deeper understanding of each patient, we can identify opportunities earlier and help people make informed decisions that support their long-term health.”

Part of a global medical network

Cleveland Clinic Canada is part of the broader Cleveland Clinic health system, which brings more than a century of experience in patient care, research and education. Its network includes specialists across 140 medical specialties and subspecialties, providing Canadian physicians with access to a wider pool of clinical expertise.

The organization also operates a Midtown Toronto location at Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue, which provides comprehensive sports medicine and rehabilitation services.

Virtual care is available to patients across Canada, extending the organization’s services beyond its physical Toronto locations.

Cleveland Clinic Canada also works with companies on managing organizational risk and improving employee health, in addition to providing medical and wellness services to individual patients.

The nonprofit Cleveland Clinic academic medical centre has provided patient care since 1921. Its Canadian operation offers in-person services in Toronto and virtual care nationally, supported by Canadian physicians, specialists and wellness professionals, as well as the broader network of more than 5,000 physicians and specialists.

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Mario Toneguzzi
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Mario Toneguzzi, based in Calgary, has more than 40 years experience as a daily newspaper writer, columnist, and editor. He worked for 35 years at the Calgary Herald covering sports, crime, politics, health, faith, city and breaking news, and business. He is the Co-Editor-in-Chief with Retail Insider in addition to working as a freelance writer and consultant in communications and media relations/training. Mario was named as a RETHINK Retail Top Retail Expert in 2024.

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