Went online to check if open , said was open and got there and sign said not open til Tuesday …read more website should be updated for these things . I drove there but what if I had taken bus or taxi , people are going there because they don't feel well , why have website .

If I could I'd give a negative rating, my wife went there and the doctor bullied her, shamed her on…read moreher weight and made fun of her anxiety, what kind of doctor treats their patient this way? Would never go back or recomend this clinic to anyone

This practice is ... okay. I like the doctors, but the office itself is wanting…read more The waiting area is large, but cut in two. The reception desk is in the middle and while the staff are nice enough, they aren't the most personable. The office layout consists of (what appear to be) two separate hallways of offices with a waiting area for each hallway. The problem is, if the area closest to your doctor's office is full, you have to wait in the other and hope you hear your doctor call your name. Perhaps because this practice doubles as a walk-in clinic, the staff don't call each patient and take them to the exam room, which has always been the norm with my previous GPs. It's also not the cleanest waiting room. My doctor is great, if a bit shy and quiet (then again, so am I). I have seen one other doctor in this practice and he was efficient and personable. I would recommend this practice as the three-star rating is more for the pre-appointment experience; I have had nothing but pleasnt experiences with the GPs.

This office is where my family doctor practices. Parkland Medical and Parkwest Medical are owned by…read morethe same physicians. Parkland is where appts are booked along with a walk in clinic until 4 pm. Parkwest is open 9-9 daily seeing all walk in patients. It is open 7 days a week. Varying hours on weekends and Holidays. The doctors are always there to help along with the nurses. Proffesional and kind are the two words I would use to describe the doctors and facilities.

I can't say enough good things about this place! The receptionist was warm and she welcomed me from…read morethe front desk when I walked in. I had a very short wait and in no time was seen by Dr. Leo Wisniowski. He was prompt, respectful, he answered my questions and had a great bedside manner, I was so pleased with the care I received. Thanks much!

My husband was sick last week and I convinced him to go to the doctors. He took the car and headed…read moreto the closest walk-in, Solutions in the Sobeys building in Spryfield. He arrived at 9 am, when the website said they opened, to find a room of people and a confused receptionist. He asked to see a doctor, expecting to wait a while, and was told she "wasn't sure" when the doctor would be in. He inquired some more and she said definitely he'd be in after lunch. He found this odd but returned home and told me he'd go back after lunch. We're not sure what those other crowds of people did...since the doctor was missing. Around 1 pm he headed back over. Still told no doctor. Told to come back that evening. He returned home and when I got home from work I offered to take him over (although I suggested a different clinic because it worries me when they don't know where their physician is!) so I brought him over, during normal hours, and they were closed. No sign, no explanation. Just closed. This is ridiculous. First they send sick people running back and forth because they've lost their doctor and then they randomly close without warning. We will never go back to this location. It was too much of a hassle. And don't worry... I took him to another clinic I usually use and he's feeling much better!

It's a nice, new practice with a roomy waiting area. Hope…read moreyou like loud country music, because that's what you're getting! No matter how empty the waiting room, you can still bet on a lengthy wait no matter how much on time you are. This is for scheduled bookings not walk-in. The doctors here seem to like having their patients simmer in the waiting room, marinated in other people's godawful germs from who knows where. It's located conveniently connected to a pharmacy. It would be even better if the pharmacy was a good one. This, however, is not the case for this pharmacy. They'll be for another review.

I go to this clinic every 4 months to get refills on my prescriptions, I find that the…read morereceptionists are nice and friendly, i usually have a appointment so I'm not waiting more than 15 mins. I see Dr onn yik yong, he is a very nice doctor, very friendly, and seems to care about his patients , asks a lot of health related questions. I've only been going to this clinic for a little while but I'm impressed with this doctor and etc.. I had a hard time finding a doctor in my area , so when we were accepted by this doctor it was a load of my back .

Given the state of healthcare in Nova Scotia, and the horrible shortage of available family…read moredoctors, we should all be extremely thankful for services provided by a caring, knowledgeable and efficient GP such as Dr. Haider. As well, the main Medical Receptionist, Lavina, is nothing short of a Godsend. She must work 3x harder than the average person in her position. Anyone who does not appreciate this facility and its caring professionals expect much too much. Things have changed over time. Be thankful you can see any doctor. In my 10 years, I have been helped at this clinic more times than I can even remember.

Im going to start with Lavina, the receptionist. She is one of the most thoughtful kindest people i…read morehave ever met. If it wasnt for her I would of stopped going there longggg ago. The doctor Umar Haider ...is the worst excuse for a doctor. He doesnt take anything you say seriously, refuses to send you for the testing you request..calls you a liar...and then when you finally get him to listen and send you and the results come back positive....he laughs and says ...oh my daughter has that.. ..like what in the hell dude... do better. I have been on a waiting list for a family doctor for ever... Nova scotia is a dumpster fire..

If you can't get in to see your family doctor or don't have a family doctor, the Family Focus…read moreclinic is the perfect solution. Open 7 days a week, the clinic is staffed by a roster of family docs in four locations. I am a frequenter of the Spring Garden location, usually when I suspect one of my kids has an ear infection and it's after our doctor's regular office hours and the wait at the ER is too long. While it is a "walk-in"clinic, you'd be wise to call ahead to book an appointment. Calling ahead is particularly useful on the weekends (on the weekends, you can call an hour before opening) when the clinic seems the busiest and you might not be able to walk in because all the time slots are booked. The longest I've waited with a booked appointment is 45 minutes. Same as with some regular family doctor practices, but generally you'll wait ten to fifteen minutes--a short time compared to the hours some of the walk-in patients wait. The doctors, for the most part, are great. I've had some excellent doctors with impressive diagnostic skills who took the time to really work through a complicated middle ear issue one of my daughters had. I've also had some doctors who were less impressive but still go the job done. The regular population at this clinic seems to be adults and old people so some of the docs are not so used to dealing with children. I had one doctor who squeezed us in right before closing time, meaning she stayed late to examine my daughter's very sore ear. I was very impressed! Doctors do change shift every 4 to 5 hours so if you need a repeat visit, be sure to ask when that particular doctor is working. While the Family focus is not meant to be a replacement for a regular family doctor, it's convenient and provides great care. If you can, though, make an appointment.

went into the walk in to check on lingering tingling sensations in my breast and the male doctor…read morecompletely dismissed that and said it's no cause for concern at all. when asked if i had done a self assessment I responded with "yes, but l'm not sure what kind of lumps to feel for so I'm not sure, it seems the same?" and he simply said I was fine. no assessment. no telling what kind of lump I SHOULD be looking for. I didn't even take off my jacket. after, I asked to see if my ankle is worse due to cartilage lost and a new pain I haven't felt before and all he said is i should "take rest because i'm healing slower" when I referred again to the fact it's not a sprain, it's worn down cartilage (that will not heal or regenerate) he doubled down that I simply need to rest more than previously. it all felt like a huge waste of time and effort. I would've preferred waiting 8 hours in an emergency room to see a doctor who will actually check me out so that I can confidently know if I was fine or not. I will not be going ever again. Already as a black woman I must advocate for my own health time and again because people do not believe me or take me seriously, this was one of those moments.

Had a virtual appointment that was new to me as I wasn't sure if I could walk in based on unknown…read morewait times and also no appointments taken in person - just walk in so I opted for a call- once I applied it was the next day - in the evening and Dr Josh Web explained what was going on as I described my ailment - didn't video- didn't have too for this- Prescribed antibiotics and sent immediately to my pharmacy of choice- excellent! Thank you

I am extremely sympathetic to a lot of the walk in clinics in Halifax - there is so much demand for…read morehealth providers currently so I can't imagine how overwhelmed those that work in it are. I always arrive at 7 to be given a number at 8:30 to maybe be seen at around 10:30. It's a long process, but much faster than other walk in clinics in Halifax from my experience. It really sucks that it takes out so much time from a day, especially if you're looking for prescription refills or small / quick procedures or check ups. The service is fine. The doctor is kind and efficient. It's nothing to write home about, but again- I can imagine everyone working in this field being overwhelmed and having to put up with a lot of impatience and harsh words. I try to redirect my frustration at the overall health system we have in place rather than the individual. I was unimpressed with the amount of ants everywhere - I don't know if this is because of the clinic being inside of Superstore, the trash not being taken out, or some other reason. It also doesn't smell clean, which is off putting for a clinic. When I wait for so long, especially to have someone look after my health, I want to feel... clean? Sanitary? I have come here a few times, but was unimpressed with my most recent visit due to the ants and state of the clinic.

I have found the Desmond Ave. location to be fast and friendly every time. I always choose this…read morelocation over any other. The staff there are the very best anywhere so friendly and willing to help.

Wait times can be exceptionally long. Bring a book…read more Going later in the day is better. Don't get up from your seat unless you're prepared to find a new one. Once you make it to the back (after waiting a long time out front), the staff is very nice and it hardly takes any time to get through your appointment. Not much else to say... I mean it is a blood collection place and they seem to have it down pretty good (at least when you finally get called...)

A great clinic up on Larry Uteck, not too busy and very flexible. My particular doctor is…read morerefreshingly non-interventionist, a great listener and well up to date with the latest developments. Although it can be difficult to make an appointment inside five days also, I have been fortunate enough to get short notice walk-in visits. Recommended.

Terrible clinic. Wait times are awful. Doctors are constantly late - making the walk-in clinic…read morestart late. The front desk staff is so disorganized. They were supposed to fax a referral for me the day I visited, but only faxed it over days later. There are random printed notes all over the clinic instead of just one message board. The walk-in clinic starts at 5pm but if you get there at 5pm, they are already full and they will turn you away. People start lining up for the walk-in around 4pm or earlier. You need to take a number, but that is not always obvious and I've seen people get turned away who were waiting longer than others.