David L. MacIntosh Sports Medicine Clinic

★ 3.9 (41 reviews)Toronto, ON(416) 978-4678

kpe.utoronto.ca

This clinic is taking waitlist requests

David L. MacIntosh Sports Medicine Clinic does not offer online booking to new patients — you contact them directly to arrange a first appointment. Prices and the team below are current; the appointment itself is booked on their site.

Prices, from their own website

Clinicly estimated this from the clinic’s own website — it has not been confirmed with the clinic.

  • Crutches$54.32
  • Duplicate (prescription or note)$5
  • Letter of Permission$42
  • Missed Appointments Physician$40
  • Missed Appointments Therapist: First time$47.50
  • Missed Appointments Therapist: Recurring times$95
  • Theraband$10
  • Therapy Admin Fee (annually May 1 - April 30)$100
  • Therapy Assessment (appointment time includes treatment & charting)$150
  • Therapy Treatment (appointment time includes treatment & charting)$95

Reviews

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3.941 reviews · Google

Andrea · Google · 4 Aug 2026

I saw Dr. Emily Fejtek today for the first time, about a recent head injury. She took the time to listen, explained everything clearly, and never made me feel rushed. She was knowledgeable, caring, and came up with a treatment plan that made sense. I left the appointment feeling reassured that I was in good hands. I’m very thankful for her care and would highly recommend her.

Tiffany B · Google · 4 Mar 2026

Had a great experience here, it was easy to book and staff was knowledgeable. Anthony explained everything thoroughly and I'm confident that my knee recovery will be stress free with this clinic!

Aaya El Sarraff · Google · 2 Mar 2026

I had a really good experience at this clinic. Booking was easy and the front desk always picks up quickly. They’re very helpful with scheduling. The other staff are also friendly and make the clinic feel welcoming. My session with Anthony was great. He’s very knowledgeable about his work and actually takes the time to hear out my complaints instead of rushing through things. He explains what he’s doing and makes sure I understand the plan. He’s also very easy to talk to. We even ended up talking about career advice during one of my sessions, which I really appreciated. Overall I’d recommend the clinic. It feels professional but still welcoming.

Alyssa Roxas · Google · 2 Mar 2026

As a UofT student, the David L. Sports Medicine clinic has provided me with great service and treatment! The staff and admin staff have been nothing but incredible towards me. Specifically, I worked with physiotherapist, Anthony Qiang, and he was able to treat my injury and provide me with additional knowledge on how to prevent further injury. Safe to say, he has immense knowledge in this field and was able to provide expertise care. I highly recommend this clinic to any student and residents in the area!

Anastasiya Kurylo · Google · 12 Feb 2026

« Wavy » experience… The front desk seems not be knowledgeable of customer service skills. I had an appointment to which I was late (15+min.) and, the whole experience of appointment lateness resolution, such as, if the doctor will be able to see me, the rescheduling follow-up void, plus the over the top late cancellation fee (as it exists without any regard to the circumstances), honestly, does not align with the general private clinic practices at all. In addition, the initial scheduling conversation was quite rude, and lacking general respectful manner (I was trying to break through with questions concerning the service, however given short and inconsiderate responses). Eager earlier to attend specifically this clinic, however the administrative/emotional hassle seems too much.

Emmett Bravakis · Google · 14 Aug 2025

Avoid this place at all costs. The staff here are unorganized, irresponsible and negligent. Throughout my 5 years competing as a varsity athlete at the university of Toronto I went to this clinic over 100 times as it’s basically free to students. I witnessed entire varsity teams boycott the clinic to pay for outside clinics, saw someone re-tear their achilles while getting ‘treatment’ and my time was wasted. The doctors are all inexperienced, rude or simply negligent. My partner left an appointment with a ‘sports medicine’ doctor crying as she was told that she could ‘walk’ so she was not a priority by this doctor. I had multiple appointments exclusively with resident doctors who simply could not give any meaningful help. I was cleared to return to sport while my injury was not healed causing re-injury down the line. The front desk staff are mostly lazy and rude and have the goal to do the least work possible while making you life as difficult as possible. You will make appointments then they will email you the wrong time, you show up when they said and they ask why you’re so late or early. They will never follow up with referrals and simple will send a fax to the clinic you’re referred to and forget about you. The physio therapists have small skill sets and cannot fix your problems. The entire Varsity Rugby program abandoned the clinic in favour of paying for an outside clinic. The track and field team is following their lead with I imagine more teams to follow. These athletes get to use this clinic for free and are realizing how bad it is. Simply embarrassing this is what a world famous university offers.

Kyle W · Google · 23 May 2025

I showed up 13 minutes past my appointment time. When I arrived I was told that my appointment was cancelled due to my tardiness and the doctor has moved onto the next patient. My only option was to pay a $40 late fee and schedule for a month out. Showing up late is my own fault - with my knee injury I should’ve known to leave the house earlier to accommodate my slower travel speed. But to cancel my appointment for the whole day and charge students a late fee makes it seem like they’re more interested in upholding administrative process rather than patient care. They also followed up with an email reminding me I owe them money and asking that sign and fill out a “no show form” - it’s attached for your amusement. This behaviour from a health clinic is odd… I’ve never experienced this type of treatment before as a patient. I recommend anyone seeking physiotherapy to go to a clinic that values your health above paperwork.

Aaron Austin · Google · 18 Jul 2024

The staff and doctors here are exceptionally friendly. I've been attending physical therapy at this clinic for a few months now, and I must say, it truly stands out as one of the best places in town!

S. C. · Google · 28 Jun 2024

Honestly, I cannot believe the negative reviews for this place, but I know we all have our own experiences. Mine has been nothing but exceptional. I’ve been going here off-and-on for over a year for various issues and I’ve had nothing but wonderful interactions. The reception staff are so kind and helpful, Dr. Manis and Dr. Crookshank are so amazing!! I feel that they go above and beyond. Additionally, the physios and massage therapist are also great. Whether it’s calling in or when I’m there in person, I always have such a positive experience. I’m highly recommend this facility. Just note that it’s very busy with varsity athletes during the school year. Update: Honestly, Dr. Adam Manis is one of the best and most compassionate doctors I’ve ever dealt with! Although it’ll make it more difficult to make an appointment to see him, I highly recommend him!

Meghan Thapar · Google · 13 Dec 2022

Dr Crookshank is amazing! She goes out of her way to make sure you feel comfortable throughout the assessment. She was so thorough, understanding, and patient in her assessment. Hands-down the best assessment experience I’ve ever had. She really listens to you and takes the time to understand your condition and circumstances. I wish all doctors and medical professionals had her bedside manner and attentiveness. You don’t feel rushed or ignored or dismissed. I felt so validated and left with a much better understanding of my injuries and possible avenues for treatment plans. She’s very open and flexible in her assessment, approaching it as a dynamic process. I find some doctors just rush to make a diagnosis and completely eliminate any other possible explanations, maybe out of haste or lack of knowledge or ego. Not Dr Crookshank. She is clearly very knowledgeable and well-versed in sports medicine and will give you the assessment you deserve. The definition of professional care.

Clinic details

(416) 978-4678

Closed for the day

Hours

Mon – Thu
7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sat – Sun
Closed

Direct billing accepted

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At the clinic

Accessibility

Step-free entranceAccessible parkingAccessible washroom

On site

Washroom on site

Payment

Credit cards acceptedDebit cards accepted

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