Our clinic specializes in children and youth with Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes and other rarer forms of Type 1 diabetes including CFRD and steroid induced diabetes. Our goal is to help children and teens with diabetes manage their medical, nutritional and psychosocial needs related to diabetes. We want to empower children and young adults with diabetes to live normal lives.
Ontario patients
New patients |
| If you suspect your child or youth may have undiagnosed Type 1 diabetes, please seek urgent medical help, either from CHEO’s Emergency Department or another urgent care facility. In order to be seen by CHEO’s Diabetes clinic, a referral from your family physician, pediatrician or an emergency department is required. Referring physiciansSuspected Type 1 diabetes is a medical emergency. Please contact CHEO’s Diabetes doctor on call by calling our main number 613-737-7600 and asking to be connected with them. For children and youth who are already being treated for diabetes and have recently moved to the Ottawa region, please mail or fax a referral form to:
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Patients already followed in our clinic |
| If you are looking to schedule an appointment or rebook your current appointment, please contact CHEO’s scheduling department at 613-737-7600 ext. 2222. To connect with a diabetes educatorIf you wish to reach one of our diabetes educators, please contact us at 613-737-7600 ext. 2353, diabetesteam@cheo.on.ca or through MyChart. |
Quebec patients
CHEO’s Diabetes clinic is proud to partner with the Gatineau Hospital’s Pediatric Diabetes program in order to best serve children, youth and families.
New patients with Type 1 diabetes |
| In order to ensure seamless care for all children and youth with diabetes, all new patients with Type 1 diabetes referred to CHEO who are currently living in the province of Quebec will be redirected to receive diabetes care from Gatineau Hospital’s Pediatric Diabetes program. This allows patients and families to receive care in their home province, meaning you will get diabetes education, follow-up care and access to important diabetes technologies (including insulin pumps) all at the same location, from the same team, without having to travel back and forth between provinces. If you suspect your child or youth may have Type 1 diabetes, please visit the Gatineau Hospital Emergency Department, located at 909 La Vérendrye Blvd O, Gatineau. Referring physiciansPatients living in the province of Quebec, should be referred directly to the Gatineau Hospital Pediatric Diabetes program. Mail or fax a referral form to:
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Patients already followed in our clinic |
| If you are already a patient of the CHEO Diabetes clinic and are currently living in Quebec, you can continue to receive your diabetes care at CHEO. Please talk to your care team if you have any questions. Booking an appointmentIf you are looking to schedule an appointment or rebook your current appointment, please contact CHEO’s scheduling department at 613-737-7600 ext. 2222. To connect with a diabetes educatorIf you wish to reach one of our diabetes educators, please contact us at 613-737-7600 ext. 2353, diabetesteam@cheo.on.ca or through MyChart. |
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