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Dr Allison Henderson
Family Physician
About Dr Henderson
Edit profileDr. Allison Henderson is a compassionate Family Physician practicing at the London InterCommunity Health Centre, located at 659 Dundas Street, London, ON N5W 2Z1, where she delivers inclusive and trauma-informed care to diverse populations including refugees and marginalized communities; if you’ve experienced her thoughtful approach to medicine, consider sharing your feedback to help others find a provider who truly listens.
Special interest
Dr. Henderson’s clinical interests include refugee health, trauma-informed care, chronic disease management, maternal and child health, and global medicine; she has worked extensively with newly arrived Syrian and Yazidi refugees, as well as individuals facing homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges, integrating social determinants of health into her practice to improve outcomes for underserved populations.
Education and training
She earned her MD from the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry at Western University in 2010, completed her Family Medicine residency in Vancouver, and pursued postgraduate training in global health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in the UK; her international experience includes over four years of clinical work in sub-Saharan Africa, including Zambia, Kenya, and Uganda.
Practice in London Intercommunity Health
London Intercommunity Health
- London Intercommunity Health, 659 Dundas Street, London ON N5W 2Z1
Frequently Asked Questions
She combines clinical expertise with cultural sensitivity and trauma-informed methods, offering holistic support to patients navigating resettlement and recovery from displacement.
Yes, she provides care to privately sponsored refugees and asylum seekers who may not yet have OHIP, ensuring access regardless of insurance status.
She has worked in rural clinics across sub-Saharan Africa, managing conditions like HIV, TB, and malaria, and performing procedures including C-sections in resource-limited settings.
Absolutely—her practice includes mental health support for patients who’ve experienced war, displacement, or systemic marginalization, often in collaboration with community organizations.
Her clinic primarily serves rostered patients from vulnerable populations, but she may accept new patients through referral or community programs focused on refugee and marginalized care.
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