TORONTO — A new 35,000-square-foot Cleveland Clinic Canada facility has opened in Toronto's financial district. The location at 105 Adelaide St. W. started accepting patients on Nov. 3. The larger space consolidates services and is designed to handle more patients. This expansion comes as the organization marks 20 years of operations in Canada, having started in Toronto in 2006. The move represents the next stage for its Canadian branch.
The downtown facility will offer executive health and concierge medicine programs. Services will also focus on preventive care, healthy aging, mobility and physical performance. The organization says the increased capacity will allow it to care for more people while maintaining coordinated care for individuals and families. It also provides services to some of the country'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."
The Canadian operation is part of the global Cleveland Clinic health system. Its approach combines medical expertise and diagnostic services with personalized care plans. The model incorporates assessments of nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress and lifestyle alongside traditional medical services. The goal is to help patients understand their health, identify risks and make decisions about long-term well-being. "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."
A multidisciplinary team at the facility will include sports medicine physicians, rehabilitation professionals and movement experts. Advanced diagnostics and biomarkers will be used to provide comprehensive health assessments. "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. The organization says this supports evidence-based, individualized care plans. Cleveland Clinic's global network includes specialists across 140 medical specialties and subspecialties. This gives Canadian physicians connected to the clinic access to a wider pool of clinical expertise. The parent organization, a nonprofit academic medical centre, has been providing patient care since 1921.
Cleveland Clinic Canada also runs a Midtown Toronto location at Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue, which focuses on sports medicine and rehabilitation. Virtual care is available to patients across the country, extending services beyond the physical Toronto clinics. In addition to individual patient care, the organization works with companies on employee health and organizational risk management. Its Canadian operations are supported by local physicians and wellness professionals, as well as a broader network of over 5,000 physicians and specialists.