Rather typical clinic of the type always seen in a struggling purgatory like Scarborough. Tons of…read morestaff to push papers and not answer phones. Seriously, they never ever pick up the phone, and there is no voice mail. But hey it is 2026 and that's how the world works. Or doesn't. We have gone from longing for the days when physicians actually looked up from their screens and examined you, to remembering when their receptionists picked up their phone. I am sure they are all engaged in some meaningful activity...it just doesn't include patients. The doctor I see is sometimes good, sometimes inconsiderate, always distracted. Never follows up on concerns but he does refill the meds you may or may not need. Ontario health care is a car wreck... Pharmacists here are actually quite good and thorough. Usually.

I am patient of Dr Umar,the words can't describe it of how amazing ,caring, and accurate diagnosis…read moreare by DR.UMAR. 100% ! Not only you get physical help ,but also mental support. This is true Doctor with big heart for all human beings. No matter how big yours worries are? You leaving Dr Umar clinic with liter heart and hope. Big thanks also for administration department.Hard working beautiful people.Thqnk you all. Anna

I have been fortunate enough to be under the care of Dr. Ian Finkelstein for over ten years. As…read moresomeone who drives two hours each way for an appointment it is obvious that his care has made a dramatic difference with both my chronic pain and migraines. He is a skilled and compassionate practitioner. To indicate that there has been a marked improvement in my condition since my course of treatment started is an understatement. In addition his office manager is skilled, efficient and extremely helpful.

the receptionist is a joke her abruptness turned me off from…read moregoing there questioning me why I couldn't go to an appointment and threaten long waiting list had to repeat myself is she hard of hearing? look at her other poor reviews this boomer needs to retire.

Excellent experience at Women's College Hospital. The surgical team and nurses were incredibly…read morecaring, professional, and supportive. my mom felt very well taken care of throughout her procedure and recovery. Thank you to the whole team for your kindness and dedication.

I have been a very contented patient of Women's College Hospital (WCH) and it's Family Practice…read moreteam for more than 40 years. My two oldest daughters were born at WCH in 1975 and 1978 respectively by the late, great Dr. Walter Hannah. I highly recommend WCH to all patients in need of exceptional medical care by its highly competent professional medical team and administrative staff.

A hidden coffee shop with a great view & park. Much nicer & less busy than the Tim's across the…read morestreet on Gerrard. PS. Cancel that. Do not tell anyone about this location as it has the best view for a coffee ; )

RATING AS A VISITOR: If you're visiting a patient, make sure…read moreto set aside some time to tour this intriguing and lovely place. It's a beautiful building that's well maintained without the usual strong odors (bodily nor industrial), maybe because there wasn't too many patients nor visitors around. On the main floor next to the west terrace you can find the Max Tannenbaum Sculpture Garden which has 20 vibrantly colored sculptures that depict the human body in graceful yet powerful poses (see my many pictures). There are a couple terraces on the 5th floor as well, one of which has a beautiful view of the Don River. They also have a rooftop garden where you can sit and relax. From this vantage point you can view East Chinatown, Lake Ontario and even the towering buildings of Downtown. It was so quiet that all I could hear was a chorus of chirping crickets, relaxing indeed!. TIPS: -Don't forget to check out the Old Don Jail next door which has been converted and now houses the administrative offices of the hospital. There is a free self guided tour that you can take of the facility. - Have lunch at the park next door. - Visit the Zhong Hua Men Archway (https://www.yelp.com/biz/zhong-hua-men-archway-toronto?hrid=z6XzYjdZols3-WNaFnDjdQ&utm_source=ashare&ref=yelp-android) and East Chinatown which is only a few steps away.

i have been patient with dr. lai since 1997, for over 21 years now. i find him patient and caring…read more he is a gp so for normal sickness/diseases, he will prescribe and most of the prescriptions work. for complicated diseases, he will refer to specialists which will take few months which is normal under the existing ontario health system. i appreciate dr. lai taking care of my health for the past 21 years. thanks so much.

Though Dr. Lai is punctual for the appointments, I have switched to another practitioner due to…read moresome reasons. I found him very impatient in explaining things. Well, if I know everything, why do I need a doctor? If I have medical questions, isn't he the one I should ask? He made me think that I should not question things. His attitude made me very sick. I don't think this is the right attitude a practitioner should have. After each appointment, I always felt quite bad, stupid about myself and angry. Secondly, my family friend is a MD as well in Ontario. One time I showed him the prescription Dr. Lai prescribed. The family friend check up my body, see my prescription history (Shopper Drug Mart has detailed prescription history) and questioned why Dr. Lai often prescribed me such strong medication. Also, Dr. Lai likes to use newly-developed drug. I don't think there is anything wrong to try it, but he used too often on me and I am still young!! Just to let you readers know that the lighter drug prescirbed by another doctor now works fine for me. It's better to play safe, don't you think? Well yes Dr. Lai is quick and knowledgeable. This is what a MD should be. I just wish Dr. Lai luck. I am no longer his patient. Though I need to wait long for appointments at my current MD's, I feel a lot better and definitely feel safer. Dr. Lai, if you are reading this, please be considerate. You have the power, but use it wisely.

I had a great experience. The staff were friendly and professional. I highly recommend this place!read more

Dr. Ali Fizi quickly understood my needs and created a personalized treatment plan that made a real…read moredifference. The igood clinic is clean, and the staff is friendly. Highly recommend for anyone needing effective treatments.

It is rare to find a therapy clinic that collects and implements client feedback. I'd 100%…read morerecommend to anyone looking for help that wants results and evidence-based treatment.

I had one session at The Mindfulness Clinic many years ago with a lady named Larissa who may not…read morework here any more, but I was very unhappy with the experience and resented the $200 I paid out of pocket for the session. I never went back and would not recommend this clinic to others. I found her to be unempathetic, judgemental, and (whether intentional or not) spoke and asked questions in a way that elicited shame. The session was a waste of time and left me feeling worse than when I went in. It has contributed to my general skepticism and distrust of many mental health professionals who, despite being credentialed or experienced, can still be accidentally unhelpful or at worst do active harm. Mental health is a tough problem and I applaud and encourage folks to seek professional help, because a skilled therapist can make a huge difference. But a professional degree, employment at a clinic, or even years of experience cannot guarantee fit or competence. I strongly encourage you to do due diligence on the person that you will be trusting with your emotions.