WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE I HAVE EVER SEEN. This clinic is by far the WORST medical clinic I have ever been to in my life. They do NOT care about there clients AT ALL. Staff suck along with the Doctors DO NOT GO, especially if you have young children that need care. Horrible experience! read more

The worst management ever. i spoke to a new hire 'bhuvan", quite humble and polite, he misinformed us on something, and we travelled all the way down there. anyone can misinform which is quite acceptable, but to fix the mistakes and find a resolution is what a good management would be. so we spoke to Komal, the most stupid employee they could hire, she was unable to find a solution asking us to wait for 2 hours for printing off a prescription. and she hung up while I was speaking. I wish they hire people who have a spine to atleast speak up to their patients. read more

I go here regularly to the point the receptionist and a few doctor's actually developed a friendship with me lol. They're super friendly, and although the line and wait times can be super long...the service is pretty quick. There's one doctor here however that doesn't know how to write an appropriate doctor's note. Like one time, he just wrote "_____ can't work because of illness." Without the stamp of the doctor's office, or anything credible that would be needed on a doctor's note. It literally looked like I could've typed it myself. I had to complain to the front. But besides that, everyone else is knowledgeable fast and reliable. There's ample parking, but it can be busy. They also have long hours, and are open for most holidays. If you're getting an STI test the results come within 5 days, usually within 3. So that's pretty fast and thats better than most clinics where you have to wait 7 days. Love the service, and highly recommend this doctor's clinic. read more

Cornerstone Medical Clinic - Walk-in Clinics Near Me - Brampton, Ontario

I've read the reviews and they're are true. This is actually one of the worse walk in clinics that I've been to. No need to repeat the other reviews. Just stay away read more

i have seen some really good doctors out there like dr S Peter.however there is this dr Ajay Khural, really bad attitude and poor patient skills. He said he can only address one issue at a time, like when i took my kid because of fever he didn't want to look at his earwax. he said to come with another appointment. also when i had doubts about vaccination , he didn't want to listen to my questions . not all who go there have medical awareness and as a doctor its his duty to explain and address our concerns with patience. this dr Ajay acts like he is fed up and that his knowledge will be stolen. and take note, we have not sat in his room for more than 10 minutes and he is acting irritated. this dr Ajay is working just for the money and he is not at all passionate about the profession nor compassionate to patients. Shame !! read more

Worst place. Doctors have no knowledge about anything. just giving you one creme for everything even it's insect bite or any other skin issues . I am really disappointed. read more

Great experience at this clinic. They have barriers setup between seats as a precaution against COVID, so even though there were other people waiting I still felt comfortable and safe. They offer to call you back when one patient is ahead of you, if you would rather wait outside or don't want to be around other people. The doctor was excellent, very thorough and informative! The pharmacy team was also great and very pleasant to deal with! Left with more than just my prescription, I left with a smile :) read more

I used to laugh at reviews that poke fun of walk-in clinics, can they really be that bad? Well if we look up 'horrible walk-in clinics', I'm sure Cornerstone Medical Clinic would be right at the top. I rarely give 1 stars, so listen up kiddos. Access: Big parking lot, this is a plus. Lobby/Reception: For once, a medical walk-in clinic where there are enough chairs for all the patients. I was feeling good at this point, but boy was I wrong. I spoke with the receptionist, inquiring if they still take walk-ins. She was fine at this point, then when I let her know that I was a new patient as well, she chuckled, "Everyone here is a new patient". That's not the right response miss, so I snapped back, "I only wanted to let you know so it would be easier". No response. When I asked about wait time, she noted that it could take around 1 hour. When I asked about washrooms, she said sure, but the one I approached had a huge sign that says "no toilet paper". Why didn't she tell me? While waiting for my name, I get called to the "Lab". Okay, maybe when you call my name, you can also wait like 3 seconds so you can direct me to the correct location. Luckily enough for me, I was observing all the patients before me and learned of the lab's location. While the lab isn't exactly large in size, it's the area that is situated right behind the front desk. As the nurse is prepping to do my vitals, she is asking for my medical history, and I kept whispering. She seemed to have a hard time hearing, and you know why I whispered? Woman, look at the door, there's another patient waiting there, I don't want him to know my entire medication history! Eventually she realized why I was whispering and addressed the man waiting at the door. The reception area, while large, is super cold. Most people take off their jackets while waiting to be called. Not here, everyone is dressed warmly because the clinic is too stingy to turn up the heat for SICK PATIENTS. Doctor/Examination: What examination? Is this a joke? The nurse had measured my temperature, the doctor looks into my ears, throat, and nose then goes okay, here is your medication! What the actual ...., you didn't ask me how I felt, you didn't ask me if I had other symptoms, and you didn't even listen! I was very ticked off, and started spewing all my problems and demanded an analysis as to how he came up with a conclusion without asking me anything. He seemed a little taken back and explained it was through his observations. And obviously, the entirety of our interaction took a total of maybe 3 minutes max. Worst patient-doctor experience ever. I am not saying he's rude, he smiled alright, but it was too short, too unprofessional, and not patient-friendly. Perhaps my symptoms were not severe, perhaps it's nothing much, but you cannot treat patients as if they were all the same. Communication is key! I've heard that many walk-ins in Brampton are sub-par, and if they all turn out to be like this clinic...I think I need to take the MCAT and show the world what a real doctor would do. read more

worst place to get help with hypertension..dr. ajay will not listen about my hyerptension problem..

Quick service, friendly physicians, clean. I've accompanied my mister here many times after work, it's great that here are convenient hours for those who work 9-5. The accompanying pharmacy is pretty nice and generally works out insurance stuff quickly. read more

Went to this walkin because it was closest to take my 1 year old grandson to. I had him about 45 min from my daughter dropping him off from the day care because he was congested, threw up and because she would have taken him back to work with her. He showed all the signs of an asthma attack so I called my daughter and suggested taking him to the doctors asap. I ubbered there quickly and approached the receptionist, I told her I didn't have the health card but I had the number and explained that he's not well with difficulty breathing and she replied "I need the health card for proof of picture" and that "anyone could use it", c'mon you don't even get a picture on it until around 16 years of age. She settled with a copy picture on my phone daughter had sent me of his immunization he had just gotten done as well as his sister had visited the doctor there once before. That was passing the phone with my daughter on the line back and forth, I get it, you want to be certain someones getting paid. Then she asked why I was there, again I explained he's not well and has difficulty breathing, without looking at me and with zero emotion said "have a seat". I waited and waited thinking this would be priority. I noticed the "lab" located behind the desk with 2 other employees there and asked can you please just check his saturation level so I would know to be here or take him to the hospital, they said sure. They weighed him, took his temp and directed me to go to room 1, I also let them know I had explained to the receptionist what my concerns were. I noticed a lady on the computer in the room so said hello and sat down, once she was done she help up 3 fingers and said there are 3 people ahead of you, shocked I said why I was here and I just wanted his chest checked to know if I needed to take him to the hospital, surprised she said yes, I let her know I has already spoke to the girl at receptionist. After that a man entered with the equipment to check him, tried 2 fingers with it said woah so I asked what it was, he said 91 it's low also he has a fever. Why am I upset and rated so low? There seems to be very little communication between the front and the back. 97-100 saturation level is normal, it tends to be low on people around 70 years of age and up and that is at 95, he had 91 and clearly he wasn't well. This could have ended in disaster if I didn't push myself on them as I did. The receptionist didn't take into consideration his age and that this had in fact been a priority or emergency and didn't even check with the doctor to asses him just in case. By the way I didn't see the doctor at all. My daughter picked us up and headed to the hospital. Also receptionist needs some people skills, and compassion. read more