Focus Groups

ATC sees over 5,000 patients a year, and we’re constantly looking at better ways to help them with new products. With a niche audience, we’re able to organize focused attention for product feedback in a managed program.

Dedicated Audience

With a large population of patients with complex neurological diseases, we’re able to create a targeted audience complying with your study needs. Be it age, gender, diagnosis, or any variable you’re looking to control.

Proven Methods

We apply proven methods to ensure our Focus Groups are effective and efficient. From formulating questions and establishing testing protocols to reporting and analysis, our focus groups are built on years of experience.

Managed Programs

We take the burden of managing timelines, stakeholders, facilities, and project overhead off your shoulders. All our focus groups are managed by program managers with experience in managing large multi-faceted projects.

Reporting and Analysis

Easily get to grips with the results with our expert analysis and recommendations. Focus groups are not just a matter of asking questions, but an opportunity to get to the root of problems. We like to dig a little deeper to provide data driven recommendations that offer actionable insight and help you move quickly.

Ready to talk?

We’d love to hear what you’re working on, and help you figure out what the next steps in your project are.

Every project is unique, and we’d love to work with you to figure out the best path forward for your needs. Please reach out to us using the webform on the left, or use the link below to find our location and contact details.

Beginning April 1st

ATC Will Only Be Providing AAC Services

Beginning on April 1st, 2022, ATC will be permanently limiting its care to providing AAC services and will no longer be accepting referrals for neurology, seating and mobility, diet and nutrition, physiotherapy, or speech therapy.

Our AAC services will continue to operate from our new home - The Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre in Downtown Toronto - and is now open for referrals for all adult clients. We look forward to continuing our work through this program and encourage you to continue onto our website to learn more or to get in touch with our team.

Alternatively, if you are trying to reach one of the Neurologists who was previously working with ATC in support of a Movement Disorder or MS diagnosis, please feel free to contact them directly at 416 785 2500 Ext 2717, or fax your referral to 647 788 4886.