Does Women's College Hospital Cardiology, Cardiac Dysautonomia and Complex Blood Pressure Disorders Program (Dr. Paula Harvey) see POTS and dysautonomia patients in Toronto?
Yes. Women's College Hospital Cardiology, Cardiac Dysautonomia and Complex Blood Pressure Disorders Program (Dr. Paula Harvey) is a specialist in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, listed for POTS and dysautonomia.
It offers assessment and medication management. Access is by referral from a GP or family doctor. The service is publicly funded. It's for adults.
- Type
- Specialist
- Conditions
- POTS and dysautonomia
- Services
- Assessment and medication management
- How to access
- Referral from a gp or family doctor
- Funding
- Publicly funded
- Ages
- Adults
- Languages
- English
- Address
- 76 Grenville Street, Floor 4, M5S 1B2 Toronto, Ontario
- Phone
- 416-323-7723
- Website
- womenscollegehospital.ca/care-programs/cardiology
- On Google Maps
- Open the listing
- Listed by
- Dysautonomia International physician list
- Last checked
- October 2026, against Google Maps and the service's own website
Good to know
- Program covers POTS, inappropriate sinus tachycardia and orthostatic hypotension.
- All patients need a referral from their family doctor.
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