This is my doctor, and I have been coming for years here to see him (well sometimes I skip a year…read moreor too if I am feeling dandy!) and I have to say he is real good with getting you back on your feet fast. I do not know if he is taking anymore patients, as when I come here there are always people waiting around like a walk in clinic, which either tells me he is good, or that there is no one else to go to (which is defintely not the case!). He gives you real world solutions to problems and ailments so I am never afraid of going there. Not intimidating and he gets to know you, and in some ways he is the neighborhood doctor mentality. Fluent in English and Cantonese, I talk to him in both ways sometimes, and also if you need any shots or medications, he won't just prescribe it, but he looks at your situation and also ask if you have work coverage and to ask first if they cover, so he does think of things outside the box.

Dr. Raymond Fong is my family Doctor. I come here when I am sick, of course. I like the fact that I…read moredon't have to wait super long here. He is helpful. As well, there are plenty of parking. Free parking.

Dr. Salvino reminds me of what a doctor should be like. Patient, Kind, a good listener, honest and…read moreknowledgeable with out a superior attitude or arrogance. I would gladly see this doc again if I had a choice. Unfortunately he is not taking on any new patients. I had begged pathetically to be seen and they were nice enough to comply. After seeing me the doctor referred me to an E.N.T specialist which is all I needed. While at Dr Salvino's office, I couldn't help but notice the wall of paper files behind the desk, I asked how many doctors work from this office? She said just the one. My eyes bugged out like Arnold Schwarzenegger in total recall. I said 'there must be a thousand files behind you!' she said "it's more like five thousand, there's more in the other room". Oh Canada, my home and native land..... what happened to your health care system? Where are all the doctors? What have you done?!

Dr. Sylvia is awesome. She has been my GP for the past 16 years. Always willing to listen and try…read morenew treatments. Would recommend her to everyone. Shel from Burnaby

Dr. Justine Stewart has been my physician for several years. Without a doubt she is best physician…read moreI ever encountered.

DR. Stewart is in my opinion, one of the best doctors I have ever had. I have nothing but praise…read morefor her professionalism. I travel between SF & Vancouver and it is a delight to consult her as my family doctor. I highly recommend her to anyone as a family doctor

During a phone consultation with Dr Porter where I shared concerns of cervical cancer, dr Porter…read moreinvited me to her practice for a check up. Given I'm not a regular patient, that was kind. When I arrived, she was standing at the front desk and told the secretary to tell me I'm too late and she can't take me. While standing in front of me, not making eye contact with me. which was weird. so I rebooked, when I rebooked, I arrived on time, but it took 3 mins for me to speak to the receptionist, who told me that Dr Porter had left a note on my file that I had to rebook due to being 3 min late. I find that very unprofessional. I asked to speak with her for a moment, and the receptionist went to the back to ask her to come out, but then he said she refused and wouldn't speak to me. she was hiding in the back. never going back there.

I am a patient of Dr Porter, and followed her from her other site. She is a caring, competent…read moredoctor but is increasingly difficult to access as a doctor, appears very busy, and not able to listen to or really see patients. Several appointments for my son and I have been cancelled and rebooked. Now, when having an actual medical concern, the emergency dept. or 811 appear to be my only option (as 10 day wait for online calls for infections etc. won't work when trying to avoid hospitalization or early death). Even an annual physical has become just blood pressure and a sheet for lab work 1-2 months out, which is workable as long as I don't have any real serious health issues. I am increasingly worried that the entire healthcare system is collapsing . . . possibly this clinic is simply in the same mess as the rest of the system. Shouldn't there be a focus on actual "health care", and an effort to avoid hospitalization?