Awesome Staff my doctor is always accommodating of my multiple questions during exam…read moreThank you

Absolutely unacceptable. There is A SINGLE walk-in clinic for a city of one hundred thousand people…read moreand they close earlier every day. I live on the opposite end of the city and I have to pray to God I get in. And that's just to refill a prescription. Maybe if half the doctors in Canada hadn't decided to quit this wouldn't be an issue, but as everyone knows, the best way to fix a problem is to make it worse.

Dr. Anyanwu is an exceptional doctor. She is patient focused and shows genuine care for her…read morepatients. It is rare to find a doctor that is so resourceful, empathetic and kind. She has done so much for our family in support of us and our health. She is one of a kind!

Trying to get some simple information on the phone from the receptionist at Wallace Street Clinic…read morefelt like walking straight into an emotional and physical ambush. It's wild how something so simple... seeking care and getting some straight answers.... can leave you drained and frustrated. When did we start accepting maximum frustration as normal? When did healthcare stop being about care? The staff (in healthcare and in customer service in other places these days) aren't the enemy. They're cogs in a system designed to obstruct, not to serve. This has become a system that echoes the cold, dehumanizing machinery of a totalitarian regime. Is that really what we want to model in our lives? Is this the future we want for our children, where empathy is crushed under the weight of rigid control? Every encounter like this erodes our spirit, leaving us all holding ourselves together by sheer willpower. How long can we keep going like this before .... well?..... the system IS clearly already broken so let's say before people wake up? If we want a different future, we need to see this clearly for what it is, and refuse to hand over a world where humanity is forgotten and the worst of authoritarianism becomes our norm.

Dr Kingsley has been a fine doctor, but it is very hard to get through to the receptionist by phone…read moreto make an appointment. It takes several tries not to get a busy signal then you wait on hold for ages. They close the phone line for lunch and sometimes just don't pick up at all. Would be so much better if they could do simple appointments by email instead of this dinosaur phone system. I've heard they have a drop in clinic from 5-7 on wednesdays but their website doesn't mention it.

Been going to this clinic for years, have followed them through 3 different locations, have always…read morehad great service from them and the DR's have also been great. It can take awhile to book an appointment,(they do have an on-line booking system for phone calls), but the ladies are doing there best. I find everyone there to be friendly and courteous, and if they were actually taking new patients, i would highly recommend them.

Dr Hassan is the family doctor for my family for the past five years and I appreciate the quality…read moreof care he has give to my family in all this time. We are very satisfied with having him as our family physician.

I want to thank Dr Riaz-ul Hassan for the care he has shown me over the years he is great caring…read moredoctor​​​​. I also want to let him know how much I appreciate him for being my doctor thank you.

-same day appts. -safe space for ALL women…read more-clothes 'wardrobe' for women in need -breakfast pastries for those who need 'em (on the day of my visit, could be standard fare) -haircuts -computer usage -phone usage -yoga & art classes (donations accepted) This collective is a true gem. Beyond the fact that one can access gratis medical visits--thanks, Canada!--this clinic is a 'clean, well-lighted' & welcoming space for women from all social strata. My visit with the RN began ten minutes after my 10.30 appt. time. The client just before me had left at about a quarter past the hour. Be prepared to wait a bit, I guess. Not used to not having to pay for every little thing regarding health care, I was compelled to make a financial donation after my visit as both a thank-you & a way to support what is a very necessary women's institution. When I inquired, I was told that the collective would gladly accept a donation of women's clothing. Preferring to make a monetary donation, I was sent to chat with the clinic's director. PayPal would be the way to go, if one is so inclined.

I've had the nurse practitioners here as my primary care for about a year now. I really appreciate…read morethem for several reasons: - it's easy to get an appointment on the same day - the appointments are scheduled in half hour chunks, so I never feel rushed - they are so kind and caring: they always tell me to come back if I have more problems, and work with me to get to the bottom of things. If you're a woman looking for a walk-in clinic in the area, I highly recommend them.

Terrible staff. Switching my dr just due to the staff which says a lot since there's no drs. Walk…read morein is more reliable option

This clinic was taken over by Terra Nova a few months ago - they have the worst staff I've ever…read moreexperienced in a medical clinic!

Staff are amazing to deal with constant pressures all day. I go on a regular basis and they are…read morealways professional and very helpful and courteous. I never have to wait too long for my appointmen.

whomever is in charge should be embarrassed and lose their jobs…read more my wife has to go often for bloodwork often and she always has to wait an hour at least. what's the point of making an appointment in that case?