Clinics

 

Langs provides specialized care to support the health and well-being of our community. Our teams offer welcoming, inclusive services for people at different stages of life. Learn more about our clinics and how we can support you below.

 

 

 

 

Gender Affirming Clinic

 

The Gender Affirming Clinic at Langs provides a safe and confidential space for adults seeking specialized gender-affirming care.

 

What We Offer

After the initial intake process and appointment, care is personalized to meet each person’s unique needs and may include:

  • hormone therapy
  • counselling
  • surgical referrals
  • name and gender marker changes
  • puberty blockers
  • feminizing/masculinizing voice training
  • post-operative gender-affirming surgery support

Clinic Locations

This clinic is offered at:

Langs Community Health Centre - 1145 Concession Road, Cambridge, ON
North Dumfries Community Health Centre - 2958 Greenfield Road, Ayr, ON

 

Eligibility

Patients must:

  • Be 17 years of age or older
  • Reside in Cambridge, Ayr, or North Dumfries Township, ON

 

How to Access Care

Click this link for self-referral

 

Feedback

If you have received care at the Gender Affirming Clinic, we will reach out by email to request your confidential feedback. Thank you for helping us improve our services.

 

For More Information

Please contact us by phone at 519-653-1470 ext. 2242 or email

 

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Saturday Clinic - For current patients

 

Need care on a Saturday?

 

Our Saturday Clinic is here to help with urgent health concerns that can't wait until next week.

 

Saturdays 8:30 am - 2:30 pm (closed on holiday/long weekends)

Rotating between Langs and North Dumfries CHC sites.

 

How to Access Care

  • Contact your usual site on Thursday or Friday to book.
  • No walk-ins, please book ahead.
  • Contact Langs 
  • Contact North Dumfries CHC 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

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Prenatal Clinic

 

The Prenatal Clinic provides prenatal care for individuals who are pregnant and do not currently have a family doctor, nurse practitioner, or midwife/OB. Our team offers compassionate care, guidance, and resources throughout early pregnancy.

 

We ensure that pregnant patients in the Cambridge area can access timely prenatal care from early pregnancy up to 28 weeks. At that point, we coordinate transfer of care to an obstetrician for third‑trimester management and delivery planning.

 

Prenatal Clinic Intake Process

 

1. Complete a Referral Form

  • The referral form can be completed by you, hospital staff, or walk‑in clinic staff.

 

2. We Contact You to Book Your First Appointments

  • Once we receive your referral, a Prenatal Clinic staff member will call you to schedule your first visits with the RN and the physician.
    • Please bring your most recent ultrasound and any blood test results to your appointment, if you have copies.

 

3. Care During Your Pregnancy

  • A practitioner will follow your care until you are referred to an obstetrician, usually around 28 weeks.

 

Important Notes:

  • This is NOT a walk-in clinic.
  • If you have any pregnancy-related concerns before your appointment, please seek emergency care right away.

Clinic Locations

Langs Community Health Centre - 1145 Concession Road Cambridge, ON

 

Eligibility

  • Those without a doctor, nurse practitioner, or midwife/OB
  • Residents of Cambridge, Ayr, or North Dumfries township, ON

Referral forms

Self-referral form (online)

Referral form (printable)

 

Feedback

If you have accessed care at the Prenatal Clinic, we will reach out by email to receive your confidential feedback. Thank you for taking the time to help us provide quality care.

 

For more information

Please contact 519-653-1470 ext 343 or email.

 

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IPC Mental Health & Addictions Recovery Clinic

 

The Langs Interprofessional Primary Care (IPC) Mental Health Recovery Clinic at 562 Concession Road, Cambridge, ON, is staffed by primary care providers, outreach workers, and social workers. It has close connections to community and mental health supports and the Rapid Access Addictions Medicine team, managed by House of Friendship.

 

How to Access Care

  • No referral required, must be 16 years or older
  • Call 519-653-1470 ext 309 to make an appointment
  • Mondays and Wednesdays from 1:00 - 3:00pm 
  • Located at 562 Concession Rd Cambridge, ON

We Provide

  • Assessment and work-up
  • Follow-up with your family doctor, if required, or connections to new primary care providers

 

Limitations

  • Actively suicidal patients will be redirected to the ER
  • Short-term problem solving only, not ongoing primary care
  • Unable to provide WSIB appointments or forms
  • Unable to provide a prescription for controlled substances (opioids or stimulants)
  • Unrelated physical health concerns will be redirected to local walk-in clinics

 

For more information

Please contact 519-653-1470 ext 309 or email.

 

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