A charitable non-profit solution to a more efficient Ontario healthcare system
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Schroeder Ambulatory Centre is being built from the ground up in Richmond Hill, Ontario to reduce surgical and diagnostic backlogs, improve patient outcomes and empower Ontarians to enjoy a better quality of life.
Together with its charitable affiliate, the Schroeder Ambulatory Centre Foundation (which owns and manages the Centre's infrastructure and assets while fundraising to support its operations), the Centre’s mission is to reduce pain, increase mobility and make access to outpatient healthcare more convenient.
The Centre will prioritize providing as many OHIP-covered procedures as possible, enabled by the Integrated Community Health Services Centres Act (2023), to reduce the considerable hospital backlog. While the Centre will also provide procedures not currently covered by OHIP, these non-insured services will not replace OHIP-covered procedures. Rather, they will supplement available publicly-funded services and provide patient choice.
Mission
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Increase mobility
Reduce
pain
Improve healthcare
efficiency
We will do this by providing:
- Access to OHIP-covered surgeries and diagnostic procedures through hospital and community partnerships.
- Significant new operating room capacity.
- Learning opportunities for healthcare professionals through partnerships with academic institutions.
- Onsite primary care and specialized clinical services.
- A leading edge patient experience driven by the latest advancements in clinical technology and AI.
Location
Schroeder Ambulatory Centre is currently under construction at 9355 Leslie Street in Richmond Hill, and is planned to open in late 2025.
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