Updated as of July 23, 2024
CMCC's response to COVID-19 and other infectious illness is to ensure continuity of education and provision of healthcare as well as protect the CMCC community. Resources provided on this page will be updated periodically so please refer to it often.
Masks must be worn in the Clinic treatment rooms, during patient care, during close contact with others in the Clinic waiting area and diagnostic imaging area. Masks are available at the entrance.
Consider wearing one when:
If you answer YES to any question on CMCC’s screening questionnaire, then entry is not permitted because you have not passed screening. The questionnaire below is posted at the entrances, and on the CMCC app.
Do you have ONE or more of the following symptoms that is new or worsening:
Do you have TWO or more of the following symptoms that are new or worsening:
Note: Symptoms should not be chronic or related to other known causes or conditions that are not infectious.
Have you tested positive for COVID-19 within the last 10 days?
Have you been told that you should be staying at home or self-isolating by a doctor, health care provider, public health or other government authority?
Please follow these steps if you are symptomatic or tested positive for COVID-19
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No Symptoms + Tested Positive (PCR or Rapid Test) |
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Close Contact or share living space with person who is symptomatic or tested positive. |
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Test results are not required to be presented to CMCC. Ontario Public Health Measures and Advice
Additional precautions for 10 days if symptomatic, exposed or tested positive:
If an employee or student has contracted COVID-19 on campus and the risk of infection spread is high to the CMCC community, please contact Joint Health and Safety jhsc@cmcc.ca.
Toronto Public Health website contains helpful information:
PCR testing is available at participating pharmacies for those who are eligible (including people eligible for COVID-19 treatments). Please contact a participating pharmacy to confirm services and hours. Your primary care provider may also offer PCR testing.
Free rapid antigen tests will continue to be available through local public health units and select healthcare settings (e.g pharmacies) while supplies last. Contact your healthcare provider to find out if they have rapid antigen tests available.
Locations to get a COVID 19 test or clinical assessment can be found here: https://www.ontario.ca/assessment-centre-locations/
CMCC Representatives
Sharlene Browne, Human Resources sbrowne@cmcc.ca
Patti Scott, Registrar, 647-417-8254 pscott@cmcc.ca
Joint Health and Safety jhsc@cmcc.ca