I brought my badminton playing dad to the Urgent Care for suspected hip fracture! Knowing the…read morestress the health teams are under and wait times I was concerned. But the staff and team at Concordia Urgent, hospital, OR and Anaesthesia have been fantastic, professional and top notch! Winnipeg is lucky to have so many dedicated staff - and especially nursing staff - that in spite of the pandemic stresses and inherent health system stresses - continue persevere with their caring management within the confines of staffing limitations and a stressed system. Thank you so much !!! Grateful family of patient.

Terrible service, calling in the morning right before an hour from appointment saying that the…read moredoctor can't take appointment and has to rearrange it when we had to wait 3 weeks. I even had to ask and double, triple check if i'm okay with scheduling following up appointment for check ups with the dr. Roman himself and now he wants to deny it what a lovely experience this is my third time in a row having to deal with such an unbelievable manners and service.

Dr.Khelil took me on a a new patient when my general practitioner died of lung cancer :-( In a time…read morewhere finding a family doctor who is also able to do my physicals and lady-yearly exams is super hard- she was an amazing find! She knows me and is often available for same day appointments. She listens to my concerns and always gets blood work and results back in a timely fashion.

The hospital where the most complex medical conditions are referred. Although the most number of…read morepatients in Manitoba, staff are trying very hard to cope up with care.

I love this clinic. Been going for years. The staff are always very very busy but cordial and…read morefriendly. The Dr.s are all very kind and professional. I used to loathe going to my old Dr. in Vancouver. He was well respected but his bedside manner was atrocious! Super intimidating and dismissive. The doctors where are what I'd actually expect from a trained medical professional. Recommend.

This review is mostly about the clinic, not the doctors. The clinic opens at 8 but they don't open…read moretheir phone lines until 8:45, sometimes 9. They say their lines will be off from noon to 1 pm, but they leave them off until 1:30 pm, sometimes later than that.

Great staff, caring, compassionate and supportive. The location is excellent with good accessread more

THIS IS ACCESS REGENT IN WINNIPEG, MB, but the system is mislabeling it. I booked a full physical,…read moreand perhaps I expected too much, but i did not expect that a full physical would be weight and height (by the assistant) and blood pressure, that's it ... end of physical!! I assumed a clinic this size would have a simple blood lab and fasted in preparation. I arrived for my 9am app, and waited 35 minutes (if I have an afternoon app, I expect to wait 30 to 40 min as many app's will go over by 5 min during the day, and they add up). Finally I went outside and waited out there another 5 min before they called me in (the waiting room was EMPTY). It's my understanding that MB health is all digitized now, but the info that i had a heart attack in mid 2019 (St B) and then was misdiagnosed as having gall stones in 2020 (Concordia) was not in my chart at all. When she found out what type of heart attack I had, OUT OF THE BLUE she started asking if the heart specialist had talked to me yet about a BYPASS. I said no and looked alarmed so she tried to back away from the convo and wasn't happy when i pressed it. So now I'm impatient with the 40min wait at 9am and incomplete records, and I'm little freaked out about the whole bypass thing, but I let it go and talk about the minor issues I have. 1) hips and walking, i thought glucosamine and she said - TALK TO YOUR PHARMACIST ABOUT IT INTERFERING WITH MEDS - i said you tell me Dr. - no answer. Issue one - shrugged off. 2) Twisties in my ... diaphragm area that temporarily stop me in my tracks and are painful- she said sounds like gall bladder, no poking, no prodding, no questions. I will admit that by this time i had a slow burn going on, and I don't remember what else she said. 3) triglycerides - this is case of one Dr pushing what needs to be done onto another Dr or nurse practitioner. It's my heart Dr that wanted this info, and there's a blood lab in his building, but he knew i had a physical coming up, so he shrugged it off onto her (also a reason why I believed that Access Regent has a blood lab). At this point I just wanted to get out of there. I had another question about a supplement i take but felt there was no point in asking. Next time i need a physical, I'll measure my height, step on a scale and use the blood pressure cuff at the local drugstore. This is what the conservative gov has done to healthcare in MB.