Fake place! Not a family practice or walk in clinic. Yelp should not allow lies on business, wasted…read moremy time!

The place has no wait times which is convenient, but the nurse practitioner (Tara) I had was…read moreincredibly inappropriate and blatantly rude. I felt highly judged rather than heard. I wouldn't come back even if the technology made the service conveninet. I'd rather be seen by a professional. Typically I would be pro NP lead clinics, as they are known for holistic care, however how could that have been done when the appt was less than a couple of minutes with no physical examination or history collected? This experience just goes to show you why physicians are a better option, simply based on their professional stance and ability to refrain from bias in front of a patient

Don't let the name fool you; I went over a couple of years (man)…read moreThe staff was top notch The help was much appreciated And it's a really nice and new(er) facility/structure.

This review is for the Women's College Hospital Family Practice Health Center, which is located…read moreacross the street from Women's College Hospital. FInding a family doctor is hard, so when I moved downtown 10 years ago, I discovered that I couldn't find a family doctor, but I could be assigned to a Nurse Practitioner at WCH Family Practice. For those reluctant to opt for a Nurse Practitioner, I can tell you from my experience, it is better than a family doctor. Anything they can handle on their own is done quickly because you can see them sooner than the overbooked doctors, and when there is something they can't handle, it is referred to a doctor in the clinic or a specialist, so it is the best of both worlds. My Nurse practitioner retired last year and I ended up becoming a patient of one of the doctors in the clinic, and while she is a great doctor, WCH is a teaching hospital, so she is only in the clinic twice a week, so appointments are hard to get. However, WCH family practice offers urgent care appointments in the evenings, so if a doctor can't see you that day, you can see one in the evening, instead of going to a walk in clinic or emergency. The clinic is very accessible, something I appreciated after my knee surgery.

My perscription is due 3 days ago, trying to get a refill, Shoppers faxed them 4 times, I called…read more4 times, they said we didnt receive it.. So I called thier complaint dept and I was rerooted to the original call taker, who of course wrote in the files and embelished it of how I was unreasonable. So beware. So tomorrow as my landlord is trying to renovict me, I have a Tenant Board Tribunal to attend (which Ive been waiting for for 1 year) with no sleep because of them, I suffer from RLS. Health Care ? No, I dont think so, they feel they are privileged and I feel its all a sham just so they can get your card for unneeded referalls and charge the Government so they can make their entiled lucrative pay.

They offer crummy "soup-kitchen" services and this is what they get for it (and please note, this…read moreis public information, already published via the Ontario Government's "Sunshine List"): List of the highest-earning Nurse Practitioners at Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre in 2022. Name Salary Position Employer Year Praneetha Mahindan $133,706.13 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 Marysia Waraksa $133,366.28 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 Shona Mackenzie $129,139.08 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 Falko Schroeder $128,251.98 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 Melissa Abrams $127,527.88 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 Raymond Macaraeg $127,526.58 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 Sandra Pettey $127,177.88 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 Nghi Trieu $127,177.88 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 Emily Kedwell $127,176.58 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 Gemma Bisessar $126,283.00 Nurse Practitioner Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre 2022 It gets worse: Top Salaries at Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre in the 2019 Sunshine List Alison Gillies Physician $290,587.96 Simarjot Sandhu Physician $290,587.96 Navpreet Dhillon Physician $268,626.10 Alexander Glover Physician $229,699.03 Nanky Rai Physician $208,797.78 For what?? The medical equivalent of human trafficking??? By which I mean late appointments, bad appointments, botched appointments, rude appointments, ruined appointments and - occasionally - even appointments that never really happened but were entered into their "system" for billing purposes. By which I mean an obvious and pathological obsession with the crudest form of processing of a captive population of poor people - entirely for billing purposes - a kind of never-ending ever-growing bureaucratic feeding frenzy. By which I mean an uncaring flippant and non-empathetic approach to suffering because they get paid and paid plenty whether you get better or sicker, live or die. At best - at VERY best - they are a bloated over-grown referral service - and a bad one too. And the above is by no means an exhaustive list!! Of course, they have their fans - a few of which have come to their defense here. All which is suspect - somewhat more suspect than a negative review I think - given the garrison mentality that prevails at this government-run facility. They circle the wagons, reward their groupies and flunkies and - above all - reward their own mediocrity. For which they make a sh-t-load of MONEY. And what do we get for it? Look at some of the other negative reviews on google! There should be none. We get the bum's rush! This place was nearly closed a few years ago. Too bad it wasn't. It's really NOT worth it! Go somewhere else, and get a real doctor.

Dr Rakhshani is the best GP I have ever had in my adult life. She is thorough, compassionate and…read moregreat human being. She is an amazing doctor and I wouldnt be here today without her. I am so grateful for her care and for this clinic.

I had a simple request was not met by staff and told they couldn't help and hung up on me …read more I had and emergency and needed medication due to circumstances out and they refused to help . This is also not the first time I have been treated like this . I've been a patient here for several years and this has been a consistent lack of professionalism I have encountered. I would not recommend going here.

Misdiagnosed simple skin rash. Rushed appointments that aren't thorough. No eye contact. It appears…read morethey use WEB MD while asking for symptoms. Talks down to you. Nothing was resolved. Over-priced. Pseudo medicine at the highest level. Pushes unwanted services and if you balk, they walk out of the room.

Kim is life changing. So calm and knowledgeable. I recommend her to everyone I know who needs this…read moreservice.

From the owner: Kim (Baby's First Sips) is an International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant/ Registered…read morePerinatal Nurse provider of in-home breast/chest feeding support, and education for families in the Greater Toronto area. Her passion is to help parents navigate through any of the multitude of breast/chest feeding issues that may arise with a 'new' baby. Depending on your needs, it might be answering questions, clarifying something you might have heard, or offering of support to develop a feeding plan that works best for you and your baby. In all cases I am here to help, and I do this in the most caring and supportive way - in your own home.