Structured for Independent Practice

Private Medical Office Suites in Toronto

Furnished medical office space for independent practitioners seeking a dedicated Toronto base through annual suite membership.

Pre-opening at 591 Yonge Street, Suite 209, Toronto. Target opening April–May 2027, subject to construction and readiness.

Calder House brings furnished private clinical suites and shared infrastructure together for independent practitioners. Our primary offer is annual suite membership, with agreed space, services and fees rather than a percentage-of-billings arrangement.

Choose the space around your work

Start with how you see patients: consultation, examination, equipment, storage and circulation. We will review those needs alongside your schedule and intended start date before recommending a suite.

Suite options, layout and current availability are reviewed directly with prospective members. Start a membership conversation to receive further details.

A considered setting for independent practice

Furnished clinical space, a shared patient arrival experience and clearly defined reception support. We discuss the details with you to establish whether the setting is right for your practice. Published interiors are conceptual renderings.

Keep your practice independent

You retain your professional identity, patients, clinical independence and billings. Calder House charges fixed fees for agreed space and services. Your proposal identifies the suite, access arrangements, service scope and additional charges.

Reception with a defined role

Core reception meets, greets and directs patients Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., excluding statutory holidays. Telephone handling, appointment booking, billing, referrals and other administration are separately scoped and charged.

Need selected days instead?

Explore full-day clinical access if you are considering a Toronto location for selected clinic days. Room assignment is subject to availability.

Review membership and inclusions before discussing your requirements.

Discuss your practice