It’s flu shot season again! As patients of the Renfrew Medical Group, you can book an appointment in our designated flu shot clinics through online booking or by phone.

If you already have an in-office appointment booked with your health care provider, you can have your immunization done at that time.

Renfrew Medical Group is hiring a Full-Time Medical Office Receptionist!
Join a busy, patient-focused team that provides care to the Renfrew community.

We are pleased to announce we will be offering after hours and urgent care clinics for patients of our Ancient Rivers Family Health Organization. Please consult the monthly calendar for details.

We have been receiving a massive influx of prescription renewal requests that takes a significant amount of physician time to review. This time could be better allocated towards direct patient care. We have noticed MANY of these could have been addressed if patients had brought this to our attention at a recent appointment. We ask that when you have your appointment, please bring in all your medications with you so that your physician can ensure you will have enough of your prescriptions until your next appointment. Starting January 1, 2025, patients will be charged $20 for prescription renewals without an appointment.  If you have NO further renewals of your prescription(s) please book an appointment with your physician, since that would indicate that it is time to review your medications.

Phishing scams are on the rise. Please note that the Renfrew Medical Group NEVER calls or emails patients for banking or credit card information. If you receive any communications requesting the above, please note that these are scams – not legitimate requests from RMG.

Renfrew Medical Group encourages wearing masks when within 2m of others.

Protecting staff and patients remains a priority. Patients with ANY symptoms of COVID-19 that are coming to the office in person MUST wear a mask. If you do not have a mask, we will provide you one.

High Risk Patients (for example, those who are immunocompromised, over the age of 70, unvaccinated, partially vaccinated and/or those with significant medical problems) may qualify for treatment if they have a positive COVID test (either through a PCR test or a rapid antigen test). Treatment would have to begin within the first 5 days of symptoms.