I had my blood test today, I always go to this location. I got very good and excellent services…read morefrom Anusha and Barbara, both are very respectful, polite, friendly, and even though how busy they are they always have a smile on their faces. They are both very accommodating. I just hope all your employees will be like them, they are both an assets to your company. Erlinda Martin July 6, 2026

Had my blood drawn today. I always go to this location. It has ample parking, easy access for 401,…read morefast even when full, good skills with the needle, and I love the screen that shows you where you are in wait time. you can get txt msg keeping you updated as well. The phlebotomists are always polite, usually friendly and always professional.

This is a bloodwork laboratory in a medical building. Anyone who needs to be dropped off by vehicle…read moreshould enter at the back of the building on Laplante Ave. This is our first time coming to this lab. It is possible to check-in via the website if you can guarantee your arrival time. There is a waiting room with around 12 chairs. 10:08: Checked in with receptionist. There is a screen showing the waiting list. My mom was registered as the 7th patient with 21 mins wait time, implying 10:39. 10:11: The wait time suddenly dropped to 12 mins, implying 10:23. 10:22: The wait time is now 11 mins. It means you can't really rely on the wait time. 10:27: The wait time is now 1 min. This time it was accurate. The customer service was ok. There is a Dynacare Plus app. For $9.99/yr, you can get your results fast and order tests online. There is free WiFi. The lab is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There is one gender-neutral washroom and it is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There is paid neighbourhood street parking and a paid parking lot in the same building. Review 2026-078

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.

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.

Nice big lab! Clean, lots chairs! Many cubicles too!…read more AND, UNLIKE ALL OTHER labs, they give you online access to your test results, FOR FREE! PS, there are absolutely NO Wi-Fi blockers or cell blockers, I can email, surf the web, and text just fine! Staff are really friendly, kind and nice. They're also very gentle..... Often I don't even feel the needle go in, which is awesome!! You can make an appointment online too, at ANY life labs location, which is also handy, if you remember! If you come and people go ahead of you, it's because THEY made an appointment! You can park at Sherway, they never ticket, I've parked for 4 hours and never received a ticket! You should NOT park at Tim Hortons, it's a VERY SMALL lot, and thus, it's inconsiderate to patrons who then can't park! The Sherway lot is a 2 minute walk people!! Seriously, get those 10,000 steps a day in!! They perform all blood and urine testing, along with echo cardiogram tests (ECG). My only complaint is that they aren't open as late as I'd like, they close at 4! Goddess of grammar signing off.......!

This location gets the job done…read more If possible, it's always best to pre-book an appointment via the LifeLabs website so you don't get stuck waiting in the queue. The major minus of this location is that if you want to park nearby, you're paying, with a half hour costing you $3.00. You can risk parking at the Tim Hortons across the street, or build in crossing the West Mall from the far end of the Sherway Gardens parking lot. I had an appointment and came a little early. The board in the room displays who is ahead of you and what the average wait is. While I was waiting, I noticed the number jumped quite a bit even though there were less than 5 people waiting. They took me early and had me automatically sign a consent form so my results could be passed to my family doctor as I had a requisition from a different doctor. The employee who helped me was friendly and efficient. She used a smaller needle as I guess she had an issue with my veins, but she was quick in doing the draw.

I was in and out of the lab within 15mins without an appt. It was clean, staff friendly, easy to…read morereach. it truly is a hidden gem.

I'm not sure if I want to write a review of this place as it seems to be a hidden gem. It's right…read moreby Islington Station in the office building behind it. You can make an appointment directly on their site, but they also take walk ins. I used to go to Sunnybrook for blood tests, but coordinating this with a baby was hard. They open right at 7:30 on weekdays (closed on weekends). The staff are extremely efficient. This morning I went at 7:20 and was out the door by 7:40. This is my go to lab now. Good for: medical tests

I've been coming to this place since 2012. There are several doctors and nurses at this centre…read more Usually the nurse sees you first before the doctor, to take history or take vitals. The nurse can also give you vaccinations. They are linked to St. Michael's Hospital. If you have to visit the hospital, the clinic automatically gets results over their computer system. This is a family unit clinic, where your file is shared between the doctor's at the clinic, so any of them can see you under an emergency situation and your doctor is not available. There is a bloodwork clinic in there too. There are social workers covered by OHIP to help you with things like stress. There are dietitians civered by OHIP to help you with nutrition. They also run drop-in clinics after-hours. There is a TV in their waiting room. Starting late 2018, they started allowing email communications. As of Mar 2019, they have expanded into what was Appletree Medical Centre providing them with more rooms for the non-doctor offices. Sometime around 2024, you can book a non-urgent appointment with your doctor, but expect to be booked 3-5 weeks in the future. I've been through ups and downs with this clinic. The family doctor (Dr. Lee Schofield) I had since 2012 started getting worse in customer service after 2018. It got to the point where he was very late and then didn't even show up for appointments! He eventually left the clinic. With bad news came good news. All his patients got transfered to a new doctor, Dr. Margaret Hess. She is beyond excellent! She even won awards during her residency. She will even call you during the weekend to discuss results with you! After the pandemic, when you called, you usually have to wait over 1 hour to speak with someone. Around 2024, the wait time reduced to 5-10 mins. There is a way for a doctor to request info from you over a secure communications channel. There is free WiFi. The clinic is wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washroom which is also wheelchair accessible. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-147

Probably one of the worst medical clinics I have ever encountered. The nurses are incredible, but…read morethe one doctor that I had there is really bad. The most he does is prescribe medications - he doesn't care about one as a human being or follow correct diagnoses from other doctors not associated with St. Mike's A huge part of the problem lies in the fact that bookings are controlled by the Manager of Receptionists at St Michael's Hospital who books patients for - St.Lawrence Health. I believe Lauren Massey is her name, and she acts like the Gestapo. I intend to take them to court.

Everyone's hospital visit experiences will differ, and let's remember that these staff work long…read morehours and aren't always appreciated for what they do. Before you decide to leave your reviews for them, please remember this: They deal with us patients on some of our worst days, which already puts us on edge. I arrived to emergency care and the security and another patient had to help direct me. I was in so much pain I couldn't pay attention to the otherwise fairly large signs on the walls. After triage, I was taken into a zone for care and it was relatively quick to get an IV and pain medication going. Over night is always going to be a smaller team with a chance there's no doctor, so I did have to wait all night for a doctor to finally see me and check my bloodwork. After scans and back and forth, I ultimately needed surgery. All in all, it took roughly 10-11 hours to find out surgery was the best route. Luckily they also had an open availability and I was in surgery about 16 hours after arriving at emergency. All the team was incredibly nice. It was a minor surgery but I was still so nervous, as most people would be. Luckily my pain had subsided so it helped make the surgery part slightly easier to get through. I had an amazing group of people who were so kind and so incredibly comforting. Dr Tung, Dr Simone, Dr Yung, nurse Helen and a few more that I'm trying to recall the names for. Post surgery, I was with nurse Cat I believe and she moved me for overnight stay. Thankfully they had a room for me and I had wonderful nurses throughout my stay that helped me feel comfortable and get as much rest as would be possible. Past hospital visits we're certainly not as smooth, and many times, the staff I encountered were not very personable. Realistically, they deal with hundreds of patients and I can't imagine everyone has the capacity to be kind and caring to each individual they care for. Still, as a patient, I really appreciate when they do take that time because I'm in a scary situation that I'm unfamiliar with and don't feel well. North York has many many team members with that level of care and I'm really so grateful. It won't always work out so smoothly depending on timing and availability of beds and staff. But hopefully if you ever do need to rely on the team at NYGH, you'll feel good knowing they have excellent standards of care and they're doing their best.

The work here is very poorly organized, probably one of the worst in the world!…read moreIt takes about half a year to wait for an MRI here, but when I had an MRI here on February 7, 20 days had already passed and there were no results, no information on the MRI. It's horrible!!! Anatoly Motrich

This Dynacare location at Lawrence/Scarborough is terrible, recently I went there for a blood test…read moreand booked for the appointment online. I've never been to this location before and I thought all locations are standardized, and this one is closer. It's inside the Shoppers Drug Mart therefore not as big as other locations, since I'm not familiar with its setting, I hesitated a bit when I get there, but the front reception kept asking me to wait that it won't be long ... However, the nurse who took my blood test poked into my vein so painfully, that my arm got bruised even after a few days later. Don't know what went wrong, I thought Dynacare is a big company and their staff should be well-trained and proficient, very disappointed with the service provided

My physician wanted me to get a (fasting) blood test and this location was convenient for me to get…read moreto, plus the hours of operation also made the decision easier. NOTE: The entrance to this lab is gained inside the Shoppers Drug Mart (at the rear of the store just left of the pharmacy department). I had the paperwork from my Doctor along with my health card ready for the person at the service counter. Some services are not covered by OHIP and you'll have to pay upfront out of pocket. There's seating for about 20 people. The TV monitor on the wall displays the wait times before you're seen by a lab technician. Staff were polite and efficient. I was in/out in 30 minutes.