Where is it, exactly?

In person, a short drive from most of the area

Bradford Naturopath is one Naturopathic Doctor (ND). Visits happen at the clinic in Bradford. People come in from Bradford and the farms around it. They also come from towns across south Simcoe County and north York Region. Your first visit is in person, so anything that needs an in-person look gets one.

Farm fields and wooded hills from above at sunrise

Bradford is home. That's where the visits happen.

Bradford West Gwillimbury became a town in 1991. It joined the former Town of Bradford with most of West Gwillimbury Township. Statistics Canada counted 42,880 people here in 2021, up from 35,325 in 2016. The median age was 37.6.

Bond Head sits west of Highway 400, where County Roads 27 and 88 meet. It's named for Sir Francis Bond Head, once Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada.

The Holland Marsh is 2,900 hectares of dark, organic muck soil. It grows carrots and onions above all, for Ontario and beyond. If you farm it, your season shapes your week. Tell the ND. Planting and harvest belong in the plan, not around it.

Many people here work somewhere else. In 2021, about six in ten commuters from Bradford West Gwillimbury worked outside Simcoe County. So the ND asks about the drive, the hours and the sleep you get around them.

Why Bradford Naturopath

Wherever you start from, the visit is the same.

good questions

Before you book.

Where do visits happen?

In Bradford. Your first visit is always in person there. Address and hours

I'm in Bond Head or on the marsh. Is this the closest naturopath?

It's a Naturopathic Doctor, so it's close to both. A free 10-minute call is the easiest way to see if it fits.

My town isn't listed. Can I still come?

Yes. Anyone can book, from anywhere. The visits happen in Bradford.

When is the clinic open?

Ask on the free call about times that suit your week.

Start with ten minutes, wherever you're coming from.

Ask how a first visit works and what to bring. In clinic, by phone or by video.

Not for emergencies. In an emergency, call 911.

Free 10-minute call Fees