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Cannot treat Ontario residents

Jas Chahal

Orthopedic Surgeon
Sports Medicine
Experience:
13 years
Location:
Toronto, ON
Consults:
Virtually & in-person
Speaks:
English
Treats:
Adults
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Board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon in Toronto, ON, with expertise in hip, knee, and shoulder arthroscopic surgery, as well as cartilage repair. His practice is distinguished by his academic focus on cartilage regeneration, orthobiologics (stem cells/PRP), and clinical epidemiology.
He is currently the Division Head of Orthopaedic Surgery at Women's College Hospital and team physician for the Toronto FC and University of Toronto Varsity Blues.
Following a fellowship in sports medicine at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Dr. Chahal returned to Toronto to pursue a career in sports medicine.
Dr. Chahal has published over 100 peer reviewed scientific publications and was selected to be a 2022 Travelling Fellow by the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine.

830 Dixon Rd, Etobicoke,
ON M9W 5Z5, Canada



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Yes. Virtual or in-person consults are available.
Dr. Chahal can see patients from outside Ontario who are seeking private orthopedic sports medicine care. If you live in Ontario, he is generally not able to treat you privately for insured orthopedic surgery in Ontario.
English
Patients commonly seek Dr. Chahal's expertise because they may be experiencing a torn meniscus, knee instability after a sports injury, or chronic knee pain, and are considering meniscal repair or meniscectomy. Dr. Chahal is the Division Head of Orthopaedic Surgery at Women's College Hospital and serves as team physician for Toronto FC and the University of Toronto Varsity Blues.
