Warm, professional, enough privacy. This is the woman clinic you want to choose when you need one!read more

This place is absolutely deserving of 5 stars !…read more You are in good hands at this clinic I really left feeling so much better and the positivity has even carried on into waking up the next day. Very positive experience, you are making the right choice with this one !

I recently had an appointment here to remove and insert a new 5 year IUD. The office unfortunately…read moreworks office hours mon-fri however with each patient booked in 15 minute intervals it worked out well. They are a teaching facility in which a student may (in addition to the doctor) be in attendance at your appointment however you have full say at whether the student can be in the room or not. At this appointment the doctor also, upon finishing, requested a followup apt which is something the last doctor 5 years ago didn't request. It's nice to see the care and attention.

I saw so many wonderful reviews before heading in here for my IUD and they really helped, so I…read morethought I'd offer my two cents. I didn't have Dr. Wiebe although I have to say, I wish I did because she sure sounded amazing. I had another doctor who was also great, but I was not prepared for the pain. I had the anesthetic injected, which I didn't even feel, but I don't know what it did at all because I still writhed from the pain. Luckily, it only lasted about three seconds at a time - inserting the IUD and then perhaps cutting the strings after? Not sure why it hurt twice. It was the most shocking pain, but just know that it is temporary. Afterwards, my blood pressure went super low from the shock and I lay down for a while. Definitely bring someone with you! If I wasn't there with my mum, I would have felt very fragile and vulnerable. The doctors and nurses are all busy, so it's really crucial to have someone just sit with you afterwards. Overall, every woman's body is different so even though it was extremely & temporarily painful, that doesn't mean it will be the same for you. Some women can go back to work after, others are wiped out. All you can do is bring someone with you, have an advil and use the heating pack offered, and maybe ask for another form of anesthetic? Because mine was useless (unless it would have been even more painful without it... in which case I would have literally died not to be dramatic...). Thanks to everyone there!

This was my first time getting an IUD and let me say it was a bit scary and horrible. I had gotten…read morean inhaler to help manage the pain, doctor hippola entered the room and I was very nervous because this was my first time she saw I was scared and proceeded to tell me to drag my butt down multiple times which I needed time but I was scared to say it. The window was left open which made me nervous someone from outside could see. She then explained what the inhaler would do like just make you loopy and how to use it, she then proceeded to tell me that I was not allowed to talk the whole procedure which I found very odd. As I was inhaling it I started to get extremely loopy and could barely keep my hand on it because I started blacking out she then kept saying in a rude manner, keep your mouth on it! Three times mind you I was so out of it I started crying uncontrollably because I was terrified and I didn't like the feeling of not knowing what was happening as well as everything went black, I was under the impression I would still be awake and feel it, my fiancé said I kept saying ow and I'm sorry. When it was done I was told to get dressed and go to the rest room to relax, because I was so out of it I felt super faint and nauseous I couldn't stand up just yet, a nurse then came back twice in less then five minutes to tell me I needed to get out and go to the rest room. My fiancé helped me get dressed and at this point I was still crying because I was so out of it. I felt so rushed and that my wellbeing and how I was feeling just got pushed off to the side. I'm not coming back if this is how they are gonna treat people. It was like they were Herding people in and out.

It's got to be a difficult thing when you're in need of medical services and you're not getting…read morewhat you think you should get and what you're actually getting. There is a system in place here. If you know how to use it and you're in, then it's a terrific place to go. But this place also serves a number of specific communities within this neighbourhood. Many that are invaluable and thus deserves my 5 stars. Because without them. I might not have been helping today.

Known to most people as a hobo clinic, this place deserves five stars because, Thanks to them, I…read morewas able to be connected to resources I needed to become sober. In a world where young people are stigmatised and shifted around like playing cards, this place treats everyone on a personal level, no matter the age or situation. The counsellors I've had over the years will never treat you like scum, talk to you like real human beings, will never make you feel ashamed or inferior, and wont bite your head off if you slip up. They're human beings, and the best part is they know *you* are a human being.

Doctor Belanger was fabulous. She was my Obstetrician and did my c section at Womens and Childrens…read more Couldnt have wished for more care and support. She was lovely and put me at ease the whole step of the way. I was an older mum and never worried. I was closely monitored by her which was so reassuring. Thank you for everything. Alison

Dr. Ejere is an almost comically bad doctor. She is:…read more -late to every appointment -dismissive and rude -grossly aggressive and harsh -capable of ignoring your health concerns in favour of railing about how you have health concerns, possibly leading to iatrogenic mortality events In addition, she never addressed my health issues. Instead she berated me because of them . . . the reason why I needed to see a doctor. Her rejection of any input from patients, her insistence that the visit is about her, and her feelings, and her inability to deliver medical care are so bad I've switched doctors permanently. I am concerned that she may have a cluster b personality disorder, one which prevents her from practising medicine in a positive way. Avoid her practice at all costs--the cost may be your life.

I banked my two babies' cord blood and tissue with them. The whole process was very smooth and…read moreprofessional. I'm especially grateful that they went out of their way to deliver my kit few hours before I delivered as I made my decision of banking the blood last minute . All my girl-friends are using them and they all highly recommended Healthcord. I'm happy with my choice.

When I was pregnant I looked up all the blood cord banks in Canada, after research I chose…read moreHealthcord for their high quality storage and professional service. I spoke with their customer service several times on the phone before I made my decision, all process had been very smooth and informative. My delivery kit came right after I planned for my induction and I had everything mailed out after my Doctor checked my placenta and cord. We did not have to worry a bit through this entire process therefore I would strongly recommend this company to everyone!

Great Ofiice Manager..Called me to Address concerns...nice to know they care...so great in this…read moreclimate today...Thank you

Really great OBGYN. Wait room time can be long, but that's only cause she doesn't rush her…read morepatients. If you are pressed for time, make sure your appointment is the first one of the day.