Compassionate, team-based, primary care for our patients and community

Notice to Patients

As of October 20, 2025, our clinical services (Nursing, Social Work, Pharmacy, Dietetics, Nurse Practitioner, Diabetes Education Program, Chiropody, and Allied Health Supports) are unavailable due to a labour disruption. Access to your family doctor remains unchanged.

• For emergencies, call 911
• For urgent needs, please visit your local emergency department or urgent care clinic
• For non-urgent, free, secure, and confidential health advice, day or night, call 811 to speak with a nurse or visit Health811
• For medication refills, contact your community pharmacy directly

For all business inquiries, email info@nyfht.com 

Thank you for your understanding.  Your care remains a priority to North York Family Health Team.

Please continue to check back for updates on services.

RSV Protection Now Available for Seniors and Infants

For the 2025–2026 cold and flu season, the Ontario government has expanded its Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) prevention program to help protect those most at risk of serious illness.

Who is eligible?

• Older Adults (75+): All individuals aged 75 years and older are now eligible to receive RSV protection.
• Infants and Newborns: Babies born on or after April 1, 2025, and under 8 months of age will be offered nirsevimab (Beyfortus). This may be given at the hospital following birth or at your family doctor’s office.
• Pregnant Individuals: An RSV vaccine (Abrysvo) may be offered between 32–36 weeks of pregnancy to those delivering during RSV season who intend to decline Beyfortus for their newborn.

This program reduces the risk of severe RSV illness for infants and older adults, the groups most vulnerable to complications.

If you have already received Arexvy or Abrysvo, you do not need another dose.
Talk to your healthcare provider to see if RSV protection is right for you.

Influenza Protection

Flu season is here, get your flu shot from your family doctor or local pharmacist.
It is safe to receive the flu vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine, and RSV vaccine at the same time.

For individuals aged 6 months and older:

• The standard-dose flu vaccine protects against three strains of flu virus.

For individuals aged 65 and older:

• A high-dose flu vaccine (protects against three flu strains in higher doses), or
• An adjuvanted flu vaccine (protects against three flu strains with an added substance to boost the immune response).

If you’ve never received a flu vaccine, ask your healthcare provider about flu symptoms and how vaccination can help protect you this season.

Cervical Cancer Screening Program

Effective March 3, 2025, the Ontario Cervical Cancer Screening Program (OCSP) underwent significant changes, with HPV testing becoming the primary screening method for cervical cancer.

Quality Improvement in Dr. Greiver’s Practice

Since 2009, our family practice within the North York Family Health Team has been actively engaged in quality improvement (QI) initiatives to enhance patient care and services. Our clinical office conducts a QI meeting every two to three months; this includes a family physician, nurses, office administrator, patient partners, front staff members, and allied health professionals such as pharmacists, dietitians, social workers, and QI specialists.