Dr. Susan Hiscock operates a walk-in clinic at 268 Maiden Lane in St. Marys, Ontario, offering accessible medical care to residents in the area and surrounding Perth County communities. The clinic is currently operational and welcoming patients who need timely attention without the wait that often comes with scheduling a traditional appointment.

Walk-in clinics play an important role in everyday healthcare, and this location serves that need directly. Whether you are dealing with a minor illness, a sudden injury, a skin concern, or simply need a prescription reviewed, walk-in care can be a practical and convenient option. Patients who do not have a family doctor, or whose regular physician is unavailable, often rely on walk-in services for non-emergency medical needs. This clinic provides that kind of accessible support within the St. Marys community.

St. Marys is a small but close-knit town in southwestern Ontario, and having a local clinic means residents do not always need to travel to larger centres like Stratford for routine medical attention. That convenience matters, especially for families, older adults, or anyone managing a busy schedule.

During a walk-in visit, a physician can assess symptoms, order diagnostic tests, provide referrals, issue sick notes, and address a range of general health concerns. Common reasons patients visit walk-in clinics include respiratory infections, urinary tract infections, ear pain, rashes, sprains, and follow-up care for ongoing conditions. It is always a good idea to bring any relevant health information, a list of current medications, and your Ontario health card to help the visit go smoothly.

The clinic is located at 268 Maiden Lane, St. Marys, ON, N4X 1B7. If you are unsure whether your concern requires urgent care or an emergency room visit, a walk-in clinic is often a sensible first step for conditions that are uncomfortable but not life-threatening. For anything serious or potentially life-threatening, please contact emergency services or visit your nearest emergency department. Dr. Hiscock and the clinic aim to provide straightforward, patient-centred care in a community setting where people feel comfortable seeking help when they need it.