Was in a lot of pain and my family doctors were all on vacation so I called ahead here to see if…read morethey had availability. They said if I come within half an hour they would see me. I came within half an hour, not a minute more, and then the receptionists turned me away saying they're fully booked and will not see me. For some reason the doctor leaves at 2 instead of 5 as displayed. Don't come here if you actually want to see a doctor.

My first visit here was for my kids last month. I recently needed to see a doctor (mine was away)…read morefor a cold. My hubby suggested i try this clinic out as he has been here before and our kids have as well. I went to their website to check out their hours etc. It's suggested that you make an appointment. Otherwise the wait for the walk in clinic can take a minimum of 30 minutes to see the doctor and possibly an hour or more as he sees his regular patients in between. I was taken in right at the time i had booked, the waiting room had 3-4 other patients waiting as well. I love that there is also a pharmacy within the office - quick & easy to pick up a prescription with hardly any wait time compared to Shoppers etc. The only thing is, if you don't live in the area, it's easy to miss this plaza as there is no entrance from Highway 7. The only entrance is on Cosburn Road which is your first right after Markham Road going East on Highway 7. Super convenient hours as they are open until 8 pm Monday - Friday and until 3 pm on weekend.

This walk in is open on Sunday which is a blessing. They also take appointments rather than…read moreforcing you to wait for hours. While the appointments can be up to thirty minutes delayed it's nice having the option to jump some of the queue. There is a pharmacy attached to the waiting room making it a one stop shop for all your needs.

We saw Dr.Komathy Jayashankar about a year ago as walk-in patients and were able to get on her…read morepatient list. She is a compassionate and dedicated doctor; on one occasion she immediately noticed and calmly, yet subtly, reassured a nervous family member. I like the fact that she isn't quick to prescribe pills and I believe that the office is busy because they are trying to see as many patients as possible. Of course to some it would look like profit is the motive for the quick in and out, but I like to believe that the doctors have the patients' best interests at heart and are doing their best to meet the high demand. A male doctor that I saw once a few months ago (I didn't get his name, there is very little small talk) was also very gentle and knowledgeable. The last time I needed an appointment I was able to get in at my requested time and date and I only waited maybe 10 minutes past my appointment time for the doctor to see me.

Horrible waiting time. Reception really does not give a crap...no wonder they don't have that many…read morepatients...its ridiculous... Waited for over an hour, no doctor attended to my situation..people just keep waiting for Nothing here... Unbelievable...how bad the service is.. if you can't take so many patients than don't take them... why make ppl wait forever and not being attended to...

Dr CK Yeung is my primary doctor. A very organized professional doctor the truly cares how about…read moreyour well-being. I woke up one day and I could not stand or walk I was in severe pain and So I went to the emergency room and did some blood tests and x-rays after seven hours I was sent home with no answers. I decided To get a second opinion and I want to Dr CK Yeung. Dr CK Yeung did a diagnosis on me and within minutes he knew that I had severe gout and arthritis at the same time it was extremely Inflamed they look like my bones are broken. I am glad that Dr CK Yueng was able to diligently find a solution. And I didn't have to wait seven hours.And I don't know any other doctor that is still working at midnight! So Dr CK Yueng I thank you for Relieving me of my pain!!! Your doing a great job!

What an awful experience. Don't be deceived by this new clinic, it definitely does not put their…read morepatients first. Awful customer service, and I've never felt so unappreciated and disrespected at an establishment before. First off, I don't even know the doctor's name because she didn't introduce herself. The female doctor did not seem to care at all, and there is clearly no protocol or process for their business. I called a week prior to book a specific appointment, where I was then told that it was confirmed with the female doctor. When I went in the Doctor refused to do the one thing I came in for. Why? Because simply, she just didn't want to. HUGE inconvenience, and most annoying of all there was no acknowledgment of the problem or suggested solution by management. The clinic was completely EMPTY and they refused to do a freaking bare minimum check up. Absolute garbage service. I told the doctor a brief history and all the questions I had for her seemed to be brushed off. She gave no insight into the different issues I was having and offered no support for finding out further information. The one thing I did leave with though is an $80 prescription for a face cream I don't need. I originally asked for a recommendation to a dermatologist, but of course she didnt listen and didn't even give me that. She just printed it out and walked me over to the pharmacy to purchase the cream (which by the way didn't even exist, so she had to readjust the prescription) and then literally just LEFT!!! Cause she doesn't give a shit The manager tried to be accommodating. Key word is tried. He could not solve the issue and on top of that did not try and apologize for the rudeness of his Doctor. When I explained my situation, he told me that he couldn't understand me. ????? Like ok thanks I'll just leave then. DO NOT COME HERE!!!!! TL;DR - The manager doesn't have an established protocol with the doctors - Female doctor doesn't care - Reading WebMD results would've made me more comfortable

I visited the urgent care centre at copper creek after accidentally cutting my finger very badly…read morewhile making dinner in the evening.Even though it was almost closing time and Dr Sharifian was about to leave,he kindly stayed back to properly treat my wound.He was extremely patient,professional and reassuring throughout the whole process. What I really appreciated was that he also prescribed the necessary medication and had it faxed directly to my pharmacy so I didn't have to wait.His expertise,kindness and dedication to patient care truly stood out.I'm very grateful for the excellent care I received and would highly recommend Dr Sharifian at the markham stouffville urgent care centre in Markham

Highly recommend coming here if you need urgent care. The doctors and nurses are kind and friendly…read more They take time to listen to your concerns. They provide quick resolutions. I was suffering with pink eye and didn't want to drive that far to my family doctor so I came here instead. They were able to help and prescribed me with antibiotics. The only downside I would say is it's always super busy with very long line ups out the door. Sometimes you may need to wait more than an hour - it's insane.

Tips: - The walk-in part of this clinic was smooth and fast…read more I went on a Thursday afternoon and there was one patient ahead of me. - If you want to book an appointment, you need to be a regular patient. You'll be assigned a family doctor after going through a screening session. - You want to enter through the main doors on the right. It's next to the eye clinic and McDonald's I have been thinking about getting a different family doctor. Even with an appointment, I can spent up to three hours at the doctor's office and I'd say that 85% of the time, I am waiting. A few days ago, I had stomach issues. Bloating. Dull pains. It was all new to me. I decided to seek out a walk-in clinic and found Jack Nathan Health, which is in Walmart. I figured out later that it was next to the eye clinic. I called the clinic. I asked about walk-in versus appointment. An appointment requires declaring yourself as a patient who has a family doctor here. The first step is to have an initial consultation with a doctor. After you have a family doctor, you can set up appointments. The first consultation was the end of May. I needed to see a doctor soon, so I asked about the walk-in clinic. The nice woman on the phone said that I could come on over. It wasn't busy. Cool! I parked closer to the Walmart food entrance. I had a longer walk over to the entrance where McDonald's and the eye clinic was. I found the health clinic and walked in. A male patient was talking to one of the female staffers at the counter, behind plexiglass. One of them greeted me. I was new to this clinic, so I had to fill out a form on both sides after I had presented my health card. The male overheard that I had just renewed my health card. He asked where I went to get mine done. I said at Service Ontario on Highway 7, west of Markham Road, in a plaza with a Dollarama. He thought it was closed. Um, no. I was there last Friday. I took out Google Maps. He couldn't place this Service Ontario. He finally asked if there was a No Frills. I pointed out that it was across the street from it and everything clicked. It helped that Google Maps has visuals. He was nice. He thanked me for my help. I'm glad that I could help. I filled out the two-page form. I sat briefly before I went into examination room 2. The man that I spoke to was the only patient ahead of me. It was crazy how fast it was to see a doctor. I got Dr Richards as my walk-in doctor. She was great listening to me and asking questions that would help her formulate my diagnosis. She had a calming presence about her. I got to lie down on the examination table. Yep, she confirmed that I had bloating going on around my stomach. The pain was more sensitive on my left and around the lower part of my stomach. I was diagnosed with a stomach ulcer. It was convenient being at Walmart because I could get everything I needed. What I should do: - Drink lots of water to stay hydrated - Continue enjoying yogurt or take a probiotic - Take Gravol for nausea I haven't been nauseous so far. I got a prescription for antibiotics. They seem to have kicked in a day later and has reduced some of the acid in my system. The doctor was great answering all my questions and explaining everything to me. I'd love to have her as my regular doctor. I got a prescription. I picked it up at the main check-in counter at the clinic. I thanked both women and headed to the pharmacy to get Gravol. I went to my usual pharmacy to get my prescription filled. I then got yogurt and drinks from the food section of Walmart before I left. I am grateful for this clinic and how nice everyone was. I was pleased that I got a diagnosis and how to fix me. I hope that I feel better soon. In the meantime, I know where to get Gravol and yogurt. (156)

From the owner: Six Excellent Registered Walk-in Doctors that are known for their amazing service to patients. Late…read morehours and excellent service. The team specializes in acute patient care, suturing , stitches, dressing changes, and casting. New clinic under new Management sponsored by Jack Nathan Health. We're open on stat holidays.

Tip: If you are a co-caregiver and you need a medical note from this office, don't bother. This…read moreplace only accepts one name as a co-caregiver and the receptionist dictates whether you deserve to get a medical note written by Dr Woo. I like Dr Kin Yee Woo. She is my mom's family doctor. Everything that I said about her in my previous review still holds true. The problem? Her receptionist that I spoke to over the phone, which aligns with what other Yelpers have said about her -- that she's a heartless, nasty piece of work. At my workplace, we were recently mandated to go into the office three times a week. That wasn't going to happen with me, as my dad and I are co-caregivers. My dad can't handle my being away from helping my mom out for three full days. I applied for an exemption with Human Resources. The HR woman still had the notion that I'd be working my way to being in the office three times a week. She didn't understand that it's a LOT of work to care for a loved one with dementia and more, and hold a full-time job. She said that I needed a doctor's note to get an exemption. I thought that with my positive experience with Dr Woo at my mom's appointment that getting a note would go well. I'm too optimistic. I called this medical clinic. It's hit or miss getting a response. I have left voice message and never got a call back. On March 31, a female receptionist picked up. I asked if I could get a doctor's note written by Dr Woo to state that I needed to take care of my mom with my dad. This woman said that only one of us could be the caregiver on file. This limitation was odd. My dad and I have always done co-caregiving duties. He is listed as the primary caregiver. This receptionist said that the doctor's note couldn't have my name on it because my dad is listed as the primary caregiver. She also said that it's "[my] choice" to work remotely and you can't have co-caregivers. Yes, it's my choice to care for my mom with my dad and take the burden off him for potentially being in the office three days each week. I found it odd that she dictated the doctor's note's content on behalf of Dr Woo. She said that she'll contact the doctor to see if she is "willing" to write a note. As expected, she never called back. Luckily, my mom had her first appointment with her gerontologist about her dementia. I asked him if he could write me a doctor's note. I got it. This receptionist showed no empathy for my family's situation and getting a doctor's note to help us out. I'm sure karma will show her a thing or two if she's ever in our position. Being a complete jerk doesn't get you far in life. Summary: You get decent health care with Dr Woo. It's the receptionist that needs a heart and a vat of compassion. I have left a voice message to share my distain for this receptionist and the primary caregiver "policy" that is allegedly set up here. I don't expect a response, but it felt good leaving a piece of my mind. (187)

The receptionist at Dr. Woo's office deserves a -0 rating. Dr. Woo herself is excellent, but the…read moreweekday receptionists are a different story altogether. They're appallingly rude and seem to delight in being unhelpful. Patients are barely given a moment to ask a question or clarify something before being cut off and told what to do. It's a wonder they'll survive in the real world with attitudes like that.