The Ontario Rett Syndrome Association dedicates a financial contribution towards the necessary funding needed to maintain the Rett Syndrome Clinics in Ontario. Without this yearly contribution from O.R.S.A. these clinic would not be able to continue to exist.
This specialty clinic has one or more physician specialists available. TVCC clinicians including physiotherapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), speech-language pathology (SLP), social work (SW) and registered nurse (RN) clinician are often a part of these Specialty Clinics. The primary contact is Rachel Caris, RN, BScN, Nurse Clinician – Rachel.caris@tvcc.on.ca
Physician referral is required. This can be done by sending a fax to 613-738-4879. Please ensure the following information is included in the referral:
Patient’s full name, date of birth, address and telephone number
A copy of all previous genetic testing results
A copy of all available growth curves (height, weight and head circumference) from birth
Any non-CHEO physician or psychologist consultation letters
A full list of current and past medications
We are located in Level 1 (basement) in the Garry Cardiff Wing of CHEO.
This clinic provides comprehensive medical care and care coordination for individuals with Rett syndrome less than 18 years of age. The diagnosis must be made by a qualified physician based on accepted diagnostic criteria OR genetic testing confirming a mutation in the MeCP2 gene. A physician referral is required.
Please consider supporting O.R.S.A. through your renewal of membership, fundraising activites or donations so that vital services like the Rett Syndrome Clinics can continue in the future.
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The Ontario Rett Syndrome Association dedicates a financial contribution towards the necessary funding needed to maintain the Rett Syndrome Clinics in Ontario. Without this yearly contribution from O.R.S.A. these clinic would not be able to continue to exist.
Thames Valley Children’s Centre Rett Syndrome Clinic – London, Ontario
This specialty clinic has one or more physician specialists available. TVCC clinicians including physiotherapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), speech-language pathology (SLP), social work (SW) and registered nurse (RN) clinician are often a part of these Specialty Clinics. The primary contact is Rachel Caris, RN, BScN, Nurse Clinician – Rachel.caris@tvcc.on.ca
Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) Rett Syndrome Clinic – Ottawa, Ontario
613-737-7600 ext.3227
Physician referral is required. This can be done by sending a fax to 613-738-4879. Please ensure the following information is included in the referral:
We are located in Level 1 (basement) in the Garry Cardiff Wing of CHEO.
https://www.cheo.on.ca/en/clinics-services-programs/rett-syndrome-clinic.aspx
Complex Care RS Pathway Clinic – Toronto, Ontario
This clinic provides comprehensive medical care and care coordination for individuals with Rett syndrome less than 18 years of age. The diagnosis must be made by a qualified physician based on accepted diagnostic criteria OR genetic testing confirming a mutation in the MeCP2 gene. A physician referral is required.
Toronto Western Hospital Provides Support – Toronto, Ontario
Please consider supporting O.R.S.A. through your renewal of membership, fundraising activites or donations so that vital services like the Rett Syndrome Clinics can continue in the future.
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