Supports clients living with psychosis who require close monitoring as a result of their Clozapine medication treatment.
The PTOP south clinic serves Delta, White Rock, South Surrey and Langley.
Address Notes
Unit 15
Hours of operation
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Eligibility
- Individuals with a mental health diagnosis that includes psychosis as a symptom feature (except for psychosis related to dementia).
- At least one of the following:
- Two unsuccessful trials of antipsychotics
- History of inadequate Clozapine trials due to side effects, and/or heart- or blood-related issues
- Requiring multiple antipsychotics and/or higher doses for symptom control
- Regular use of medication to manage movement-related side effects like tremors, stiffness, shaking, etc.
- Metabolic issues or BMI above 30
- Mental Health and Substance Use pharmacy may be consulted to review the following: current medication concerns and drug interactions, switching and Clozapine start recommendations. Consults are focused on medication optimization and management as well as monitoring side effects
Referral
Referrals are made through your family doctor or your psychiatrist. You can ask your psychiatrist or family doctor to make a referral for you to the PTOP program in your community.
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