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Posted: 21 Oct 2009 06:33 PM

We have supply of adjuvanted H1N1 shots for regular population and 100 non-adjuvant H1N1 shots for pregnant women
Reserved only for patients of Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo. I am pleased to say I have not wasted a single dose of the H1N1 vaccine.
We have not seen so many people sick with the flu probably H1N1 in years. We see mostly younger people who were born after the mid 1970's who didn't have natural exposure to a similar 1976 H1N1 swine flu. For 99% of us, it's just a mild illness. For the unlucky 1 in 1000 you can die. Get enough rest. Stay home if you are sick. Get a flu shot. We need to immunize enough people to prevent the spread before it mutates to a more virulent strain. It's a public health issue , not an individual health issue. Hopefully the second wave of the H1N1 pandemic will slow down. We don't want to live through another SARS. http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/identifyingpatients.htm

The batch of H1N1 vaccine that were recalled by GSK (makers of H1N1 vaccine) were not our LOT numbers.

Posted: 30 Aug 2009 01:26 PM

We also have Zostavax, the new shingles (Zoster) vaccine from Merck for patients over 60 years ago. It is a single shot priced at $180.00.

We have a new dedicated freezer that stores the vaccine at below -15C and it must be given within 30 minutes of thawing.

Merck told me there is backorder of this vaccine. SOLD OUT as of Nov 23, 2009

Please email chinesemusic@rogers.com or call 416-848-7788. external patients welcomed for this shot.

The Shingles shot is backordered until December.

Posted: 22 Sep 2006 05:12 PM

For our patients: TO BOOK APPOINTMENT - e-mail: chinesemusic@rogers.com OR call 416-848-7788 during office hours (please don't leave message!) ! (Walk-in's only on urgent basis, phone or email if urgent)
address: 4040 Finch Ave E , Suite 302 (Finch and Kennedy , Scarborough)
Thursday Oct 29: Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5
Friday Oct 30: Dr.Pun 9 - 2

Schedule for Nov 2009:

Thursday Nov 5: Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5
Friday Nov 6: CLOSED
Saturday Nov 7: Dr. Pun: 9 - 12

Monday Nov 9: Dr.Pun: 9 - 4 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 7
Tuesday Nov 10: Dr.Pun: 9 - 12 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 12
Wednesday Nov 11; Dr.Pun: 9 - 7:30
Thursday Nov 12: Dr.Pun: 9 - 3 Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5
Friday Nov 20: Dr.Pun 9 - 2
Saturday Nov 14: CLOSED

Monday Nov 16: Dr.Pun: 9 - 4 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 7
Tuesday Nov 17: Dr.Pun: 9 - 12 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 12
Wednesday Nov 18; Dr.Pun: 9 - 7:30
Thursday Nov 19: Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5
Friday Nov 20: Dr.Pun 9 - 2

Monday Nov 23: Dr.Pun: 9 - 3 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 7
Tuesday Nov 24: Dr.Pun: 9 - 12 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 12
Wednesday Nov 25; Dr.Pun: 9 - 7:30
Thursday Nov 26: Dr. Pun 9-5 Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5
Friday Nov 27: CLOSED

Saturday Nov 28: Dr. Pun: 9 - 12 Dr. Pun is ALWAYS in on Mondays, Tuesday mornings and all day Wednesday . The rest is flexible: Thursdays alternates with Fridays, Dr. Pun helps Dr. Ray Stein at Bochner Eye which does Lasik and cataract surgery in Toronto. Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo share the same patient charts. CLOSED Tuesday afternoons.

For Saturday and after 5 pm appointments, YOU MUST BE REGISTERED (or be willing to register) in our patient roster. We are always closed on Sundays.
Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo are part of the Rouge Valley Family Health Organization. If we are not in the office , please phone telehealth 1-866-797-0000

Posted: 06 Mar 2009 04:45 AM

If you were treated at the Scarborough Hospital (Scarborough Grace or Scarborough General), we can look up your reports (labs, CTs , surgeries, consultations) on-line! We are on staff at the Scarborough Hospital.

We also have on-line access to the Gamma Dynacare Lab

Posted: 12 Dec 2008 10:32 PM

If you are Dr. Ray Stein's patient for cataract preop, do not need to confirm your appointment . Just show up at Dr. Pun's office on the day and time that Cathy gave you. Please bring your list of medications and valid OHIP card. You can even speed up your visit by emailing your medication list to chinesemusic@rogers.com

Posted: 06 Mar 2009 04:28 AM

Drs. Ian Pun and Christina Lo are a husband and wife team. We have a nice practice of patients and have built up to full capacity. For your best possible care and for consideration for our fellow patients, please limit your visit to one or two important issues.

We will try to resolve and treat your medical problems as best as we can, with western evidence based medicine.

Please have consideration when booking prime-time spots after 5 pm and on Saturdays. We know you are all busy but let some other patients have these spots too!

Please arrive at your appointment time. If you arrive earlier, you may even wait longer!

We apologize sometimes the wait may be long sometimes due to emergencies but it's usually averages 20 minutes or at most 2 hours.

PLEASE DO NOT ASK TO JUMP THE QUEUE! Please be patient and enjoy our large flat panel TV.

Posted: 12 Dec 2008 05:57 PM

We're excited to invest in a new large screen Samsung LCD TV in our waiting room. It will be internet connected, providing you with medical information and entertainment while you wait to see us. It hangs above the receptionist counter.

Posted: 08 Dec 2008 05:26 AM

If you want Email support: Because of the volume of emails from patients, I kindly ask for a registration Email Fee (1 year of email contact with Dr. Pun) per person $30 or $60 for family of 4 (2 parents and children only) because this is an uninsured medical service (i.e. OHIP does not pay me for this) I am sorry to impose this small fee due to the increasing costs in rent, upgrading and maintaining my medical and computer equipment followed by the increased volume and demands of patients. There are practically no other physicians that I know of that provide email support. I will provide one complimentary email request before full payment. This fee is part of a block fee that is legally recognized by the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons. This fee is includes e-mail service provided by both Dr. Pun and/or Dr. Lo.

Posted: 22 Feb 2008 06:05 AM

Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo will no longer act as guarantors (ie. sign) for new passport applications. You do not need a doctor to sign if you are renewing a passport. We will not sign for citizenship cards also. This is due to our privacy concerns.

Posted: 23 Oct 2007 07:11 PM

If you come to have your blood taken, you may have to fast (not eat). This is usually for cholesterol and glucose tests. More info is at Gamma Dynacare Labs

Posted: 28 May 2009 01:57 AM

We have had two cases of H1N1 swine flu confirmed by nasopharyngeal swab last week. Before making an appointment , please tell the secretary if you have any fever, cough , muscle ache and sore throat. Also, if you have been in contact with anyone (i.e. student) who attends Agincourt Collegiate as there are many students sick there. Anyone with flu symptoms must wear a mask in our office.

Posted: 27 Oct 2006 02:37 AM

Dr. Pun will see referrals for Ministry of Transportation driver's exams, Dr. Raymond Stein's cataract preop exams and other trusted sources.
Please e-mail ianpun@rogers.com for authorization.

We absolutely do not accept any patients of other existing family doctors, especially ones in the area.
Dr. Lo will not accept any new patients or do female exams (pap smears) of patients from other family doctors.
We speak English , Cantonese and some broken Mandarin.
We use googletranslate for some Chinese translation.

Posted: 03 Nov 2006 05:13 PM

Sick notes (simple) $10
Disability forms $20 per page (must be our regular patient)
Sick letter $20
Driver's examination form only $40
Certify photocopied document $10 per page
Vaccine document translation $20
PSW forms/ education form $25
Sign passport form (NO LONGER A PROVIDED SERVICE)
photocopy lab result 25 cents per page

Minor surgery - mole removal $50 each
Minor surgery - mole removal on face $70 each
Wart treatment (cautery and/or cryofreeze and podofilm) $10 each wart per treatment (2-3 treatment needed for total $20-30)
Genital wart treatment (cautery and podofilm) $20 each
Skin tags $10 each
TENS treatment/simple acupuncture $10 each treatment

Minimum charge for uninsured patient $50 ; preop exam $80 ;drivers exam $80

Registration Email Fee (1 year of email contact with Dr. Pun) per person $30

Dr. Pun / Dr. Lo will inform you in advance if the service is covered under OHIP. Please ask the doctors if you have any questions.

We accept cash, cheque or Interac Email Money Transfer only. Receipts will be given if requested. Some services may be covered under private (or company) insurance plans. Ask your insurance broker or company. Receipt will be given upon request.

Some vaccines may be covered under your company insurance (usually up to 80%).

These fees are standard amounts according to the Ontario Medical Association and are non-negotiable.

Posted: 25 Jan 2007 03:27 PM

NEW Vaccine Zostavax for Shingles prevention - $180 x 1 shot

Gardasil vaccine for cervical cancer prevention - $170 each x 3 = $500
Menjugate C vaccine for child under 1 year old - $90 x 3 = $270
Menactra ACYW vaccine for over 2 years old = $150
Rotateq (oral diarrhea vaccine for baby under 6months) $60 x 3 = $180
Varicella chickenpox vaccine - $80
Typhoid vaccine for travel - $40 each
Dukoral vaccine for traveller's diarrhea - $80
Adacel (Tetanus, diptheria, pertussis) - $40

Hepatitis A vaccine $60 x 2 = $120
Hepatitis A vaccine for child (under 18 years old) $30 x 2 = $60
Hepatitis B vaccine $30 x 3 = $90
Combo hep A+B vaccine (Twinrix) $60 x 3 = $180

for Hepatitis A vaccine we use these brands: Havrix, Vaqta or Avaxim.
for Hepatitis B vaccine, we use Engerix or Recombivax.

NEW Gardisil cervical warts vaccine, prevents cervical cancer = $500

Cash or cheque only on receipt of vaccine. No debit or credit card.

Posted: 14 Nov 2006 11:39 PM

If you are applying for life/disability/critical illness insurance. Please tell your insurance company or broker my name, address and fax number (416 - 848 - 7788 ) There will be NO CHARGE to you for a doctor's report for applying for private insurance (unless specifically stated in the policy).
You must be an exisiting patient of ours.

Posted: 25 Jan 2007 03:22 PM

825 sq feet office, large waiting room, 3 exam rooms in full service medical building (specialists, dentists, xray ultrasound, blood lab, cardiac testing, gastroscoping, pharmacy, physiotherapy) - Mac based electronic medical records (EMR) with printed prescriptions - high speed wireless internet with server (Mac OSX) - VOIP phone/fax - heated examination tables for your comfort - Panoptic ophthalmoscope/otoscope - Bovie 900 electrosurgical unit - Ritter Autoclave Sterilizer

Posted: 02 Feb 2007 03:23 PM

Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo will only complete disability and EI forms only for our regular patients. If you have been seeing other physicians, you must be contact your regular physician for completion of these forms. The cost of these forms is not covered by insurance or OHIP. Generally it is $20 - $40 depending upon complexity.

Posted: 11 Nov 2009 05:21 AM

1 ) getting doctors having to order stock of 500 that could not be broken up. I could easily give 500 shots. Many doctors didn't order thinking they can give 500 shots and did not order. Also there was an order of 500 unadjuvanted vaccines for pregnant women . That's silly ! Which individual doctor has 500 pregnant women!!!??? Also, my original order form was emailed to me as a pdf by another doctor, not directly from public health!

2) tardiness of receiving the vaccines. At least I got 200 doses.

3) some family doctors got 600 doses for 2 doctors, I got 200 doses for 2 doctors, other latecomers got 100 for 4 doctors. Others who didn't order the vaccine at all got nothing.

4) Physicians in York Region had to do a telephone interview. Of course, few doctors did this. They got no vaccines. At least , in Toronto, I just had to prove my refridgerator had its temperature well controlled.

5) Toronto Public Health had this flushot schedule: Regular Flushot in October (Got lots of regular flushots) for patients over 65. The H1N1 shot will be distributed in November and the rest of the seasonal flu shots in December.

6) The media coverage of long lineups at public clinics did not help. My patients booked weeks well in advance only to find I'm running out of vaccines and only for high risk patients.

7) The immunization of H1N1 is a little late (better late than never) since I now see clinical symptoms of H1N1 (the second wave now). The third wave will be more severe.

8 ) Tendering the contract to one company GSK to manufacturer the vaccine limits supply. Now I tried to order the hepatitis B vaccine Engerix B from them. They are backordered until December.

9) I'm out of vaccines! I hope I'll get some more!

Author	H1N1 vaccines NOW 110 IN STOCK! We have 100 non-adjuvant H1N1 shots
chinesemusic	Posted: 21 Oct 2009 06:33 PM We have supply of adjuvanted H1N1 shots for regular population and 100 non-adjuvant H1N1 shots for pregnant women Reserved only for patients of Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo. I am pleased to say I have not wasted a single dose of the H1N1 vaccine. We have not seen so many people sick with the flu probably H1N1 in years. We see mostly younger people who were born after the mid 1970's who didn't have natural exposure to a similar 1976 H1N1 swine flu. For 99% of us, it's just a mild illness. For the unlucky 1 in 1000 you can die. Get enough rest. Stay home if you are sick. Get a flu shot. We need to immunize enough people to prevent the spread before it mutates to a more virulent strain. It's a public health issue , not an individual health issue. Hopefully the second wave of the H1N1 pandemic will slow down. We don't want to live through another SARS. http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/identifyingpatients.htm The batch of H1N1 vaccine that were recalled by GSK (makers of H1N1 vaccine) were not our LOT numbers.
chinesemusic
Author	Flu vaccine (regular) Shingles vaccine SOLD OUT
chinesemusic	Posted: 30 Aug 2009 01:26 PM We also have Zostavax, the new shingles (Zoster) vaccine from Merck for patients over 60 years ago. It is a single shot priced at $180.00. We have a new dedicated freezer that stores the vaccine at below -15C and it must be given within 30 minutes of thawing. Merck told me there is backorder of this vaccine. SOLD OUT as of Nov 23, 2009 Please email chinesemusic@rogers.com or call 416-848-7788. external patients welcomed for this shot. The Shingles shot is backordered until December.
chinesemusic
Author	Dr. Ian PUN / Dr. Christina Lo ~ FAMILY DOCTORS office schedule~
chinesemusic	Posted: 22 Sep 2006 05:12 PM For our patients: TO BOOK APPOINTMENT - e-mail: chinesemusic@rogers.com OR call 416-848-7788 during office hours (please don't leave message!) ! (Walk-in's only on urgent basis, phone or email if urgent) address: 4040 Finch Ave E , Suite 302 (Finch and Kennedy , Scarborough) Thursday Oct 29: Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5 Friday Oct 30: Dr.Pun 9 - 2 Schedule for Nov 2009: Thursday Nov 5: Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5 Friday Nov 6: CLOSED Saturday Nov 7: Dr. Pun: 9 - 12 Monday Nov 9: Dr.Pun: 9 - 4 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 7 Tuesday Nov 10: Dr.Pun: 9 - 12 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 12 Wednesday Nov 11; Dr.Pun: 9 - 7:30 Thursday Nov 12: Dr.Pun: 9 - 3 Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5 Friday Nov 20: Dr.Pun 9 - 2 Saturday Nov 14: CLOSED Monday Nov 16: Dr.Pun: 9 - 4 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 7 Tuesday Nov 17: Dr.Pun: 9 - 12 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 12 Wednesday Nov 18; Dr.Pun: 9 - 7:30 Thursday Nov 19: Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5 Friday Nov 20: Dr.Pun 9 - 2 Monday Nov 23: Dr.Pun: 9 - 3 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 7 Tuesday Nov 24: Dr.Pun: 9 - 12 Dr. Lo: 9:30 - 12 Wednesday Nov 25; Dr.Pun: 9 - 7:30 Thursday Nov 26: Dr. Pun 9-5 Dr.Lo: 9:30 - 5 Friday Nov 27: CLOSED Saturday Nov 28: Dr. Pun: 9 - 12 Dr. Pun is ALWAYS in on Mondays, Tuesday mornings and all day Wednesday . The rest is flexible: Thursdays alternates with Fridays, Dr. Pun helps Dr. Ray Stein at Bochner Eye which does Lasik and cataract surgery in Toronto. Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo share the same patient charts. CLOSED Tuesday afternoons. For Saturday and after 5 pm appointments, YOU MUST BE REGISTERED (or be willing to register) in our patient roster. We are always closed on Sundays. Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo are part of the Rouge Valley Family Health Organization. If we are not in the office , please phone telehealth 1-866-797-0000
chinesemusic
Author	Internet access Scarborough Hospital and Gamma Dynacare Lab
chinesemusic	Posted: 06 Mar 2009 04:45 AM If you were treated at the Scarborough Hospital (Scarborough Grace or Scarborough General), we can look up your reports (labs, CTs , surgeries, consultations) on-line! We are on staff at the Scarborough Hospital. We also have on-line access to the Gamma Dynacare Lab
chinesemusic
Author	If you are Dr. Ray Stein's patient for cataract preop
chinesemusic	Posted: 12 Dec 2008 10:32 PM If you are Dr. Ray Stein's patient for cataract preop, do not need to confirm your appointment . Just show up at Dr. Pun's office on the day and time that Cathy gave you. Please bring your list of medications and valid OHIP card. You can even speed up your visit by emailing your medication list to chinesemusic@rogers.com
chinesemusic
Author	How to get the best medical care from us.
chinesemusic	Posted: 06 Mar 2009 04:28 AM Drs. Ian Pun and Christina Lo are a husband and wife team. We have a nice practice of patients and have built up to full capacity. For your best possible care and for consideration for our fellow patients, please limit your visit to one or two important issues. We will try to resolve and treat your medical problems as best as we can, with western evidence based medicine. Please have consideration when booking prime-time spots after 5 pm and on Saturdays. We know you are all busy but let some other patients have these spots too! Please arrive at your appointment time. If you arrive earlier, you may even wait longer! We apologize sometimes the wait may be long sometimes due to emergencies but it's usually averages 20 minutes or at most 2 hours. PLEASE DO NOT ASK TO JUMP THE QUEUE! Please be patient and enjoy our large flat panel TV.
chinesemusic
Author	New FLAT PANEL TV in waiting room FOR your waiting pleasure!
chinesemusic	Posted: 12 Dec 2008 05:57 PM We're excited to invest in a new large screen Samsung LCD TV in our waiting room. It will be internet connected, providing you with medical information and entertainment while you wait to see us. It hangs above the receptionist counter.
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Author	EMAIL SUPPORT
chinesemusic	Posted: 08 Dec 2008 05:26 AM If you want Email support: Because of the volume of emails from patients, I kindly ask for a registration Email Fee (1 year of email contact with Dr. Pun) per person $30 or $60 for family of 4 (2 parents and children only) because this is an uninsured medical service (i.e. OHIP does not pay me for this) I am sorry to impose this small fee due to the increasing costs in rent, upgrading and maintaining my medical and computer equipment followed by the increased volume and demands of patients. There are practically no other physicians that I know of that provide email support. I will provide one complimentary email request before full payment. This fee is part of a block fee that is legally recognized by the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons. This fee is includes e-mail service provided by both Dr. Pun and/or Dr. Lo.
chinesemusic
Author	Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo will no longer sign for passport/citizenship applications.
chinesemusic	Posted: 22 Feb 2008 06:05 AM Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo will no longer act as guarantors (ie. sign) for new passport applications. You do not need a doctor to sign if you are renewing a passport. We will not sign for citizenship cards also. This is due to our privacy concerns.
chinesemusic
Author	Preparing for your lab tests
chinesemusic	Posted: 23 Oct 2007 07:11 PM If you come to have your blood taken, you may have to fast (not eat). This is usually for cholesterol and glucose tests. More info is at Gamma Dynacare Labs
chinesemusic
Author	Swine Flu H1N1 in our office.
chinesemusic	Posted: 28 May 2009 01:57 AM We have had two cases of H1N1 swine flu confirmed by nasopharyngeal swab last week. Before making an appointment , please tell the secretary if you have any fever, cough , muscle ache and sore throat. Also, if you have been in contact with anyone (i.e. student) who attends Agincourt Collegiate as there are many students sick there. Anyone with flu symptoms must wear a mask in our office.
chinesemusic
Author	This is a closed practice. We do not accept new patients except those.
chinesemusic	Posted: 27 Oct 2006 02:37 AM Dr. Pun will see referrals for Ministry of Transportation driver's exams, Dr. Raymond Stein's cataract preop exams and other trusted sources. Please e-mail ianpun@rogers.com for authorization. We absolutely do not accept any patients of other existing family doctors, especially ones in the area. Dr. Lo will not accept any new patients or do female exams (pap smears) of patients from other family doctors. We speak English , Cantonese and some broken Mandarin. We use googletranslate for some Chinese translation.
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Author	Doctor's fees for services not OHIP covered
chinesemusic	Posted: 03 Nov 2006 05:13 PM Sick notes (simple) $10 Disability forms $20 per page (must be our regular patient) Sick letter $20 Driver's examination form only $40 Certify photocopied document $10 per page Vaccine document translation $20 PSW forms/ education form $25 Sign passport form (NO LONGER A PROVIDED SERVICE) photocopy lab result 25 cents per page Minor surgery - mole removal $50 each Minor surgery - mole removal on face $70 each Wart treatment (cautery and/or cryofreeze and podofilm) $10 each wart per treatment (2-3 treatment needed for total $20-30) Genital wart treatment (cautery and podofilm) $20 each Skin tags $10 each TENS treatment/simple acupuncture $10 each treatment Minimum charge for uninsured patient $50 ; preop exam $80 ;drivers exam $80 Registration Email Fee (1 year of email contact with Dr. Pun) per person $30 Dr. Pun / Dr. Lo will inform you in advance if the service is covered under OHIP. Please ask the doctors if you have any questions. We accept cash, cheque or Interac Email Money Transfer only. Receipts will be given if requested. Some services may be covered under private (or company) insurance plans. Ask your insurance broker or company. Receipt will be given upon request. Some vaccines may be covered under your company insurance (usually up to 80%). These fees are standard amounts according to the Ontario Medical Association and are non-negotiable.
chinesemusic
Author	We sell vaccines.
chinesemusic	Posted: 25 Jan 2007 03:27 PM NEW Vaccine Zostavax for Shingles prevention - $180 x 1 shot Gardasil vaccine for cervical cancer prevention - $170 each x 3 = $500 Menjugate C vaccine for child under 1 year old - $90 x 3 = $270 Menactra ACYW vaccine for over 2 years old = $150 Rotateq (oral diarrhea vaccine for baby under 6months) $60 x 3 = $180 Varicella chickenpox vaccine - $80 Typhoid vaccine for travel - $40 each Dukoral vaccine for traveller's diarrhea - $80 Adacel (Tetanus, diptheria, pertussis) - $40 Hepatitis A vaccine $60 x 2 = $120 Hepatitis A vaccine for child (under 18 years old) $30 x 2 = $60 Hepatitis B vaccine $30 x 3 = $90 Combo hep A+B vaccine (Twinrix) $60 x 3 = $180 for Hepatitis A vaccine we use these brands: Havrix, Vaqta or Avaxim. for Hepatitis B vaccine, we use Engerix or Recombivax. NEW Gardisil cervical warts vaccine, prevents cervical cancer = $500 Cash or cheque only on receipt of vaccine. No debit or credit card.
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Author	Attending Physician Statements
chinesemusic	Posted: 14 Nov 2006 11:39 PM If you are applying for life/disability/critical illness insurance. Please tell your insurance company or broker my name, address and fax number (416 - 848 - 7788 ) There will be NO CHARGE to you for a doctor's report for applying for private insurance (unless specifically stated in the policy). You must be an exisiting patient of ours.
chinesemusic
Author	Features of our medical office
chinesemusic	Posted: 25 Jan 2007 03:22 PM 825 sq feet office, large waiting room, 3 exam rooms in full service medical building (specialists, dentists, xray ultrasound, blood lab, cardiac testing, gastroscoping, pharmacy, physiotherapy) - Mac based electronic medical records (EMR) with printed prescriptions - high speed wireless internet with server (Mac OSX) - VOIP phone/fax - heated examination tables for your comfort - Panoptic ophthalmoscope/otoscope - Bovie 900 electrosurgical unit - Ritter Autoclave Sterilizer
chinesemusic
Author	Disability / EI forms
chinesemusic	Posted: 02 Feb 2007 03:23 PM Dr. Pun and Dr. Lo will only complete disability and EI forms only for our regular patients. If you have been seeing other physicians, you must be contact your regular physician for completion of these forms. The cost of these forms is not covered by insurance or OHIP. Generally it is $20 - $40 depending upon complexity.
chinesemusic
Author	Problems caused by mismanagement by Government Public Health with H1N1 pandemic
chinesemusic	Posted: 11 Nov 2009 05:21 AM 1 ) getting doctors having to order stock of 500 that could not be broken up. I could easily give 500 shots. Many doctors didn't order thinking they can give 500 shots and did not order. Also there was an order of 500 unadjuvanted vaccines for pregnant women . That's silly ! Which individual doctor has 500 pregnant women!!!??? Also, my original order form was emailed to me as a pdf by another doctor, not directly from public health! 2) tardiness of receiving the vaccines. At least I got 200 doses. 3) some family doctors got 600 doses for 2 doctors, I got 200 doses for 2 doctors, other latecomers got 100 for 4 doctors. Others who didn't order the vaccine at all got nothing. 4) Physicians in York Region had to do a telephone interview. Of course, few doctors did this. They got no vaccines. At least , in Toronto, I just had to prove my refridgerator had its temperature well controlled. 5) Toronto Public Health had this flushot schedule: Regular Flushot in October (Got lots of regular flushots) for patients over 65. The H1N1 shot will be distributed in November and the rest of the seasonal flu shots in December. 6) The media coverage of long lineups at public clinics did not help. My patients booked weeks well in advance only to find I'm running out of vaccines and only for high risk patients. 7) The immunization of H1N1 is a little late (better late than never) since I now see clinical symptoms of H1N1 (the second wave now). The third wave will be more severe. 8 ) Tendering the contract to one company GSK to manufacturer the vaccine limits supply. Now I tried to order the hepatitis B vaccine Engerix B from them. They are backordered until December. 9) I'm out of vaccines! I hope I'll get some more!
chinesemusic