360 Healing Centre
480 Oriole Pkwy Ste 204, Toronto, ON M5P 2H8, Canada ·Toronto wellness centre combining naturopathic medicine, acupuncture, integrativ...
Alternative & Complementary Medicine in Toronto
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Bilancia Wellness Spa
1867 yonge, Toronto, ON M4S 1Y5, Canada ·Timeless healing + modern longevity rituals for every body
Eight Branches College of Eastern Medicine
112 Merton St 3rd floor, Toronto, ON M4S 2Z8, Canada ·Acupuncture school offering a holistic education in Traditional Chinese Medicine...
Hillgreen Oncology Acupuncture & Herbs - Midtown location
112 Merton St 3rd floor, Toronto, ON M4S 2Z8, Canada ·Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine services
Nature's Intentions Naturopathic Clinic
1849 Yonge St #614, Toronto, ON M4S 1Y2, Canada ·Naturopathic clinic offering holistic health services
Q Wellness
124 Merton St #405, Toronto, ON M4S 3G1, Canada ·Midtown Toronto Naturopathic Clinic
Sun Moon wellness SPA
2469 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4P 2H6, Canada ·Massage therapy releases energy and improves circulation, contributing to overal...
The Academy Toronto
33 Davisville Ave, Toronto, ON M4S 2Y9, Canada ·Martial arts school offering Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Wrestling, and Sanda kic...
The Growth and Wellness Therapy Centre
1670 Bayview Ave Ste 502, Toronto, ON M4G 3C2, Canada ·Alternative and complementary medicine services
VIVIR LGBTQ
120 Eglinton Ave E Fl 11, Toronto, ON M4P 1E2, Canada ·Supports Spanish-speaking Latinx LGBTQ+ refugees and newcomers in Canada with gu...
WELL Health Diagnostic Centres - Toronto Davisville - Cardiology and Nuclear Cardiology
1849 Yonge St Suite 207 & 218, Toronto, ON M4S 1Y2, Canada ·Cardiology services with shorter wait times and faster report turn-around.
Alternative & Complementary Medicine in Toronto: common questions
How do I find a doctor who speaks English in Toronto? +
ExpatsList lists alternative & complementary medicine providers in Toronto with language information when available. Many clinics and hospitals in expat-popular areas have English-speaking staff. Check individual listings for contact details and community reviews.
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Health insurance is strongly recommended for expats in Toronto. While some countries have public healthcare systems, private insurance gives you access to a wider range of alternative & complementary medicine providers and shorter wait times.
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Most expats prioritize finding a general practitioner and a pharmacy close to home. Browse our alternative & complementary medicine listings in Toronto to find verified medical services, dental clinics, and pharmacies, many with ratings from other expats.
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What locals recommend in Toronto
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Glamnetic Press-ons and Strip Lashes at Marshalls/Winners
For affordable nail options, check out Glamnetic press-ons and strip lashes at Marshalls/Winners. Buying these at Marshalls/Winners for $14 for nails and $6 for 2 sets of lashes has saved a lot of money over the last few months.
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Sweaty Betty's
Start at Sweaty Betty's for dive bar vibes. It's a great place to begin your bar hopping adventure on Ossington and Queen.
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The Reservoir Lounge
There's a jazz club called the Reservoir Lounge downtown which I thought was so fun when I went. Second this. This is one of my favorite places in the city.
