Great staff. Great doctors. Recently switched to them and have been really impressed all around…read more.. huge improvement from my previous family doctor. Feel like they genuinely care and, since it's a teaching facility as well, they're very thorough and up-to-date.

Had to have a stress test done in the 3U yellow section. Michelle and Diana were very professional,…read morekind and understanding.

Wonderful humans and doctors all gathered together to help all of our little humans. The office is…read morealways prompt and sure to register you efficiently and you are usually seen promptly after that. The ONLY drawback is parking is awful. With the university right next door, you really have to go out of your way to find a spot so prepare yourself!

I had a major surgery, about 8 hours long. I will try to avoid having surgery in the future there…read more Neither do the doctors or nurses commun icate with the patient. I was given high does of pain medication via IV for several days. The doctors changed my auto refill to on demand refill of my pain meds. I spent days in agony because I was supposed to ask for my pain meds. The only problem is no one told me. Today is my 11th day and over the days time and again I have suffered unnecessarily because my nurse felt they should try using less pain meds !! Again with out telling me. It has just happened again. I was wondering why my pain was growing. I made the choice to stop taking my tylenol # 2 every 6 hours and just take my every dilauded 4 mg every 4 hours. The nurse thought I should only get 2 mg. She did on her own. I had a piece bone removed in my rt leg to replace a apart of my lower jaw bone ( destroyed during radiation therapy, many years ago) I was told today I will not be able to leave the hospital until I can walk in a walking boot. The nurse told me it was in file. They have put it on for me 4 times and every time it cause me excruciating pain, because it puts pressure on my unhealed wound. I have order a knee cart so I can more easily get around; especially in public. This will be my 10th surgery in my life and I am over 70 years old. today I had a heated argument with a nurse. I said after a while lets agree to disagree. She NO your are going to hear me out. I asked 1) please my room she just kept talking and after asking her to leave my room 3 times. she still kept talking so I picked up my phone and told her I was going to call security she finally left. IF I NEED TO GET AN IMPORTANT SURGERY, I WOULD NEVR COME HEAR AGAIN. Now I find out the reason I only got 2mg of dilauded is because they now altered my file from 4 mg to 2-4 mg of dilauded. with out telling me and at the nurse whim and I again had no input. So Now I will ask for my Tylenol 2 every 6 hours.

i was borned it made me so happy i made a poem…read moreSaint Joseph's Lullaby In the heart of a bustling city, where life's symphony crescendos, Stands Saint Joseph's, a sanctuary of beginnings and farewells. Its walls echo with whispered prayers, hopes, and the rhythm of life, A refuge where souls intertwine, where destiny weaves its spell. I. The Arrival In the quiet of dawn, a newborn's cry pierces the veil, Tiny fingers grasp at the promise of existence. Saint Joseph's cradles you, a miracle in the arms of nurses, Their touch gentle as the morning breeze, their smiles luminescent. II. The Healing Here, the corridors hum with footsteps of healers, White-coated guardians of hope, stitching wounds and mending hearts. They wield stethoscopes like magic wands, deciphering life's secrets, Their hands, instruments of grace, weaving threads of resilience. III. The Waiting Room Families huddle in the waiting room, hearts suspended, Their breaths syncopated with each tick of the clock. They clutch rosaries, photographs, and whispered promises, Seeking solace in the flicker of candles, the warmth of shared tears. IV. The Chapel Beyond sterile walls, a chapel stands--a haven for weary souls, Its stained glass windows casting kaleidoscopic prayers. Here, faith blooms like lilies, fragrant and unwavering, As whispered petitions rise, seeking solace in the divine. V. The Goodbyes And when the final curtain falls, Saint Joseph's cradles departing souls, Their breaths fading like echoes down dimly lit hallways. Yet hope lingers--a fragile flame in the eyes of grieving families, As they trace their loved ones' names on the memorial wall. VI. The Birthdays But oh, the birthdays! Saint Joseph's rejoices in each one, Balloons dancing in celebration, cupcakes adorned with wishes. The walls remember your first steps, your laughter echoing, A chorus of tiny victories, a testament to life's resilience. VII. The Nightfall As night descends, the hospital breathes--a living entity, Its heartbeat syncopated with the city's pulse. Saint Joseph's, where beginnings and endings entwine, A sacred tapestry woven with threads of courage and love.

Fantastic clinic. I have seen multiple staff at this practise (massage therapy, dietician,…read morenaturopath) and every experience has been great, with the staff going above and beyond to ensure that my needs are being met. The office staff are so friendly and helpful, and the online booking is super easy. I will continue to book my naturopathic needs here.

Total was if time. Got an assignment 12 weeks or so ago they ask for my blood work filled out there…read moreform they want etc. Family doctor called me after weeks of waiting and the form they submitted doesn't have the information they need etc. No call back from Sage about my status or update. Total waste of time and money. Will not recommend to anyone.

I can't recommend Dr. Lesley enough. Through consistent treatment she helped completely eliminate…read morethe migraines I had been struggling with my entire life. She also provided incredible relief from my severe back pain during my pregnancy. Her knowledge, professionalism, and genuine care for her patients truly stand out. I'm incredibly grateful for the support and care she has provided over the years!

My family has been seeing Dr Gordon for a while now and its been a fantastic experience. The and…read morethis clinic supported me through injury recovery both old and recent, supported my wife through pregnancy and postpartum and has provided chiropractic care to my daughter shortly after her birth. Highly recommend this clinic. Its clean, staff are friendly and extremely helpful.

If you want and need, no problems or issues with appointment times and help. The office staff is…read moresuper great at doing that!

I recently had an extraction and bone grafting at waterloo smiles and I got the best dental care…read morepossible. I highly recommend Dr Javad and Waterloo smiles team

Best doctor! Informed, energetic, kind, patient, great communication skills! Thank you so much for…read moregetting me the help I needed.

From the moment I walked in for my consult I felt comfortable and relaxed. Dr. Shenker took his…read moretime explaining the procedure and we came up with a plan together. The fact that I was included in on every decision that was made helped to make me feel 100% confident in my decision. The days leading up to the surgery Jenna was amazing in answering every question I had. She never made me feel like I was burdening her with my emails. She went out her way to make sure I was comfortable with the decision to have the procedure. Jenna even came up to see me after surgery to see how I was. The day of surgery I felt so relaxed which is surprising considering I was having a major surgery. The team was amazing and made sure that I knew what was going to happen and that I was okay with everything. When Dr. Shenker called later that night and asked me to describe how the experience was I said amazing cause it truly was. Lauren has been outstanding in my after care, she has explained everything and answered any questions I had. She is there if ever I need to contact her. I would highly recommend this clinic to anybody, the staff and atmosphere they have created is truly one of a kind.