January 25 2025 the reason for my visit is my right ear is hurting me There was only one doctor…read more in the office it is nice there is two - three for the people before me and after can me seen a quicker the people before me Was here since ten o clock. Seem the care in improvement and hiring

Truly a walk-in clinic. And then you walk out minutes later with no solution or medicine because of…read moretheir "medical opinion." Instead, they give you a quick opinion and then try to add on additional services when you already know what the diagnosis is.

Who in their right mind is rating this Doctor any more than 1 star ( if there was a lower rating…read moreoption this is what he deserves. He is beyond incompetent rude , never bathes or changes his clothing and is prejudiced towards people that are NOT Sri Lankan. While I was there he told me that I should " Shut up" I watched him discuss another patients file with theyre wife without the husband being present , the staff never answer the phone and you have to call repeatedly. Do yourself a favor not only find another more competent caring physician report him for abuse

After jamming my hand into some old nails, I realized I most definitely am behind on my tetanus…read moreshot. I called my family doctor the next day and he didn't have any space to fit me in for a shot until 2 days later, so I had to resort to walk-in clinics. I called the one I frequent, but they said they couldn't fit me in unless I go in at 2:30pm and wait, I could have, but I have places to be. Which is when I found Super Clinic on Google. I called Super Clinic and the receptionist said I could go in for the shot, she sounded a bit slow on the phone, not sure if I just spoke to fast for her (which I tend to do), or if she just didn't understand me. I went within the next hour and found that the clinic shares the same space as a pharmacy (on Pharmacy). There was no one waiting in the waiting area, which was nice for me. The receptionist was a bit slow. She wasn't particularly friendly, didn't smile. I held out my OHIP card waiting for her to take it, I kind of like offered it to her. She asked me if I had a preference of female doctor (which I didn't), but I could see it would be a concern for women in various cultures/religions that prevents their contact with men other than their husbands. A male doctor tended to me, asked me my issue, I told him I needed the shot. He came back with the vial and injected it into me. I was in and out of that place within 10 minutes. I think Super Clinic just became my new go-to walk-in.

Today like another days I uz this clinic , the the doctors and the Farmacy every body is amazing…read moreexcept the lady in the front desk , every time when I came she threatening me because I ware a plastic mask she discriminating me and argued with me to change the mask because I didn't protect her!!!! she lying the doctor she tell her I uz a shield no a mask . I'm sorry to said but this lady no supposed to be in this office!!!!

From the owner: We are a new family doctor office as well as walk in clinic…read more We currently have one female doctor: Dr. Jena Zakhary. We specialize in family medicine and travel immunization. Fast appointments available.

The ladies in the front are friendly and knowledgeable. Just be honest and they will treat you…read moreright. My family and I have been coming here for quite some time and we have never had any issues. Dr. B. Purewal is quite an extraordinary doctor. If you tell him everything that is bugging you he will give you options and you can tell he not only knows about medical science but he gives great advice! I stop going to walk in clinics, I don't need to he has, have and I'm guessing will always will not be too busy to see me or my family member. He is the best!! He treats you just like family!

When entering the building through the main doors make a right down the first corridor and the…read moreclinic is located on the left after the dental office. About the parking situation: there is a paid parking lot for the building but Fairview Mall is right beside the medical building so it's possible to walk over from there. I walked up to the counter to let them know I was here for my appointment but there wasn't anyone there. Staff kept coming and going but no one stayed at the desk until I had waited close to 10 minutes. I inquired if I had to check in for my appointment and the woman, very rudely, told me of course I had to. Well, if there was someone there I could've checked in 10 minutes before. I could tell the staff were frazzled but that's no way to treat someone coming into the clinic. The other lady there took my health card and form from the doctor and let me know which cubicle to wait in. The man confirmed my name and birthdate, gave back my health card and then took the samples he needed to. I understand that clinics don't necessarily need stellar customer service but being polite will go a long way.

Wow. The doctor just left our house and I'm still shocked by how useless that was. I was texting…read moremy husband throughout, questioning if she was actually a doctor. The woman did not say more than a few words her whole time there. When looking at the issue(my 80 y/o mother in laws swollen ankles, the right being far worse than the left), she just kept poking it and watching the dent appear in the water retaining area. When I asked if she had any idea of the cause, she said no, and that she was confused by it (???). She seemed uncertain of even what to do or say! In the end, after my mother in law basically coached her, she prescribed some water pills and left. I agree that OHIP needs to review this organization and the doctors credentials within! Ps I Googled the doctors name, and could not find it anywhere!!!! ***next day update: my husband has now been waiting at the pharmacy for over an hour because the prescription dosage this doctor wrote does not make sense. Pharmacist has to connect with National Home Doctors to resolve because the prescription pad she used doesn't even include her name and contact info. In hindsight, although my MIL is bedridden, we would have been better off to take her to a walk-in clinic instead of using this service. And as a footnote to yesterday's visit, our doctor also did not wash her hands upon arrival , or wear gloves. She actually also didn't even listen to my MILs heart until I asked her to do so when I saw her putting away her stethoscope, which she had used to take my MILs BP AFTER my husband asked her to do that! I will be looking for a way to complain to the MOHLTC about this!

As a new mother of preemie twins, I couldn't risk getting my girls sick by waiting at a Doctors…read moreoffice for hours. First time using this service and I'm extremely impressed. Called first thing in the morning and was given a time slot. Doctor called an hour before arriving and was extremely polite and knowledgeable. Not only is this covered by OHIP, but it is extremely convenient. Highly recommend, and will definitely use again!

I recently signed up with MedicAlert and wanted to share my awesome experience. Prince helped me…read morefigure out exactly what to engrave on my ID--he was super friendly and patient. Thanks for making the whole process way easier and less stressful than expected.

Thanks to Medicalert, I actually wear a medical bracelet…read more I thought the medical bracelets in pharmacies were butt-ugly growing up, so I rarely wore mine; much to the chagrin of coworkers and friends (who actually had to try and remember what my big allergies were, just in case). Yeah, I know, stupid me. I think I've been a Medicalert customer since 2001. I had a big trip that year so ordering a bracelet then would make sense. Medicalert has a comprehensive website and product offering. I started off with a gold filled personalized bracelet with links because I wanted something that matched the rest of my jewelry - and look good at the same time. When I lost that one, I ordered a gold filled one with pins (not smart). Then, I found the first bracelet just as the second one was dying. Wouldn't you know it? The first one conked out too shortly after. They also have sports bands, stainless steel bracelets, copper bracelets, sterling silver bracelets and beaded bracelets, as well as necklets and medical accessories. On the back of each medallion, they engrave your file number and most important medical information (E.g., Epileptic, Penicillin allergy, Epipen, etc.). If you were to get into get hurt and lose consciousness, medical professionals worldwide will zoom in on the Medicalert logo. They simply have to call the hot line to get your vital information, such as your doctor, next of kin and further details on your medical conditions. Place an order online and it's delivered within two to four weeks, or at least, that has been my experience. When you order, they send you a wallet card as well with all your vital information. However, it's much easier (and safer) to keep that at home when traveling. Think about it: what if you were mugged? You'd be giving the mugger very personal information! They phoned me less than 24 hours after placing my latest order to go over my file. What information did I want on the medallion? What information was I comfortable having just on the file? They could have emailed me but they took the time to call me, which was appreciated. It arrived just in time for my trip to Hawaii this summer. I have learned that although the gold and gold filled bracelets look pretty, that little bit of gold makes it weak. The bracelets that are made pins holding together the links are even more delicate. This last round, I ordered a stylish stainless steel bracelet. It's so sturdy that I wear it nearly all the time (except when I'm performing because it hits the keys). It's several steps up from those butt-ugly unpersonalized ones they still sell in the pharmacies.

Everyone was very nice. No hassles, very quick and painless. I had some anxiety about having a…read morecamera shoved down my throat and into my stomach, naturally. But I was put under for the entire procedure and remember nothing. I was a little surprised how little time you have to "recover" afterwards, but that's alright. I suppose there isn't a concern. Sedative used was propofol, in case you're wondering. Can't wait to come back here for a colonoscopy! (joking)

I had a gastroscope done today. My excellent experience started as soon as I spoke with the…read morereceptionist, Anicka. She answered all my questions/concerns and went above and beyond to book me an earlier appointment as I'm suffering with excruciating pain. Thank you Anicka for your care and compassion. Dr. Bernstein did the procedure and explained everything in detail. Thank you to all the staff at Don Valley endoscopy.

I have had a great experience with the CPAP Healthy Sleep Clinic. It is a great CPAP, oxygen, and…read morehealth supply professional. The team was friendly and accommodating. Belinda greeted me and she was able to identify what I needed diligently. Very knowledgeable about CPAP equipment. Good selections of CPAP machines, accessories, and cleaning supplies are available here. I was very grateful for Eugene's help on getting the new machine and mask/ cushion fitting. As a CPAP machine user, it is fantastic to get to know a great clinic like this. They fully understand what customers need and genuinely want to help their clients. Much appreciated and thanks so much, Eugene at the CPAP Healthy Sleep Clinic!