CAMH referral form must be completed to ensure that the referral can be processed. Please complete the referral form and fax it to Access CAMH at (416) 979-6815.
research opportunities, including clinical drug trials and brain stimulation interventions
linkage to community resources
caregiver education, guidance and support
Program Overview
Typical referrals include patients with frequent complaints of forgetfulness such as forgetting names, forgetting appointments, losing things, new onset language problems, impaired thinking, impaired attention/concentration, or a recent change in personality or behavior.
Using diagnostic and treatment advances, patients are provided with a thorough assessment, diagnosis and comprehensive treatment as well as counselling, education and guidance for family caregivers.
Our team offers highly specialized services in areas of mild cognitive impairment (MCI), Alzheimer's disease (AD), Lewy body dementia (LBD), frontotemporal dementia (FTD) and related disorders. All these services are covered by OHIP.
At CAMH, Memory Clinic patient care is integrated with research in the Geriatric Psychiatry Division that focuses on novel assessments, treatments and preventative interventions under the framework of integrated care pathways (ICP). The Memory Clinic also has a partnership with the Toronto Dementia Research Alliance (TDRA). While providing quality care to our patients, we are developing novel interventions for prevention and treatment of memory loss due to depression, Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Clients have access to the latest interventions under development through participation in different research studies.
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