Medical Clinic
La Licorne

Our Physicians
  • Dr. Marie-Eve Morin
  • Dr. Bogdan Batrinu
  • Dr. Robert Pilarski
  • Dr. Bruno St-Pierre

About Us

We promote a multidisciplinary approach with a team of nurses, a sexologist, and a psychologist. The nearby pharmacy provides pharmacological support. Our team has many years of experience in family medicine including diabetes, HIV, viral hepatitis, addiction medicine, and gender identity reassignment. Additionally, we offer expertise in PrEP, PPE, and STI screening/treatment.

EXPOSED TO HIV?

Time is of the essence!

Post-exposure prophylaxis (PPE)
HIV morning-after pills

Call the clinic directly! For effectiveness, PPE must be started within 72 hours following potential exposure to HIV.

Our Motto

Our motto is to offer personalized service in complete confidentiality, without prejudice, and with dignity. The privacy and well-being of our patients are important to us; as a result, our clinic was designed to provide this privacy. Additionally, we offer a warm, welcoming, modern, and comfortable environment.

Services

The clinic offers free screening for sexually and blood-transmitted infections (STIs), most of which are fully covered by the Quebec Health Insurance Board (RAMQ) for any resident with a valid health insurance card.

Our nursing team offers sample collection services if you have a valid request signed by your doctor. To avoid long wait times, we offer fast and courteous service for a fee ranging from $15 to $20 for transporting your samples to CHUM laboratories. Your doctor will receive your results promptly according to their communication preferences. Call us to learn more.

Pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV (PrEP) is a preventive treatment with specific antiretroviral medications for HIV. This treatment reduces the risk of contracting HIV by up to 100% (iPrEx Ole study) if used correctly. Although PrEP is very effective, it is not invincible.

Non-professional post-exposure prophylaxis (PPE, PEP) is equivalent to the morning-after pill but not for fear of pregnancy but rather for fear of becoming HIV-positive after a risky sexual encounter for HIV.