Medication review
Support for patients taking multiple medications or experiencing possible side effects.
Geriatric Care in Scarborough
Geriatric Care for Seniors in Scarborough
Primary care support for seniors, caregivers, medication review, mobility concerns, chronic disease follow-up, and practical care planning.
Senior-focused medical care and care coordination
Danton Medical Clinic provides geriatric care for seniors in Scarborough, with attention to mobility, medications, chronic conditions, memory concerns, fall risk, caregiver questions, and overall quality of life. Older adults often need care that looks at the whole picture rather than one symptom alone.
Appointments may include medication review, blood pressure or diabetes monitoring, blood work follow-up, referral coordination, home support discussions, and planning for changing needs over time. Family members or caregivers can be involved when the patient agrees.
Fall and mobility concerns
Assessment and referral planning for balance, pain, weakness, or changing mobility.
Caregiver support
Practical visits that help patients and caregivers understand next steps.
Geriatric care may help with
- Chronic disease follow-up for diabetes, hypertension, asthma, and heart risk.
- Medication review, renewals, side effects, and interactions.
- Memory concerns, mood changes, sleep issues, and functional changes.
- Fall risk, mobility changes, pain, and frailty concerns.
- Vaccinations, preventive care, and screening discussions for seniors.
- Coordination with specialists, pharmacy, physiotherapy, or community supports.
Doctor bio and care team
Learn more about the medical team supporting patients at Danton Medical Clinic, including Dr. Adnan Musarraf, Family Physician.
Read the Doctor BioGeriatric Care FAQ
Can a caregiver attend a senior’s appointment?
Yes, a caregiver or family member can attend when the patient agrees, which can help with medication lists, symptom history, and care planning.
Does geriatric care include medication review?
Medication review is commonly part of senior care, especially when a patient takes several medications or has new symptoms or side effects.
Can seniors receive chronic disease follow-up at the clinic?
Yes. The clinic supports chronic disease follow-up for concerns such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma, cholesterol, and related monitoring.