She is a very caring doctor and I felt completely comfortable with her. I saw her at an evening…read moreclinic and wish she was my regular doctor.

She always asks me if I have an insurance plan. When I say that I don't she either tries to get me…read moresamples of certain medications or refers me to cheaper pharmacies. Because of her, I haven't had to pay for my asthma inhalers since she gives me 3 months worth of smaller inhalers they give as samples.

Five Points Family Health, Toronto, 2409 Yonge Street: Their office staff is significantly below…read moreevery possible expectation. The receptionists are utmostly rude. They lecture the patients. They do not care about the patients. They cut off the patients. They do not listen to what the patient is trying to say. They are absolutely not supportive and not kind. I was recently diagnosed with cancer. I just spoke with a receptionist there (February 19, 2026, 10:30AM). She did not let me finish the sentence, she literally attacked me by repeating that she cannot relate my request to my family doctor, and then she hang up. This is NOT how you treat patients at a medical facility. And this is NOT the kind of medical system I want to pay my taxes for.

Dr Jennifer German is gaslighting, doesn't listen or do what she says she will do. Did not order…read morethe tests I asked for but said she did. Told me I was too young to have the symptoms I was having and basically called me a hypochondriac. Fast forward 2 years later and I am diagnosed with exactly what I suspected and told her about. She traumatized me and treated me like dirt. She should have her license taken away.

I have had several doctors previous to meeting Dr. Singh and none of them could even remotely…read morecompare. Here are my observations: - extremely intelligent, and has identified problems that I did not even go to see him for - goes well beyond any service I've ever experienced in any industry and is truly a caring person and is interested in patients health - takes his time explaining things to you, and never feel rushed - he values patients time and is always punctual unless an emergency comes up, and even then I haven't waited long

Dr. Warren is my new family physician…read more She has been so caring, and willing to give you additional time if you require and let her know in advance. She has helped me through a plethora of (thankfully small) concerns, and always takes my personal situation very seriously. Beyond her great attitude, she is also extremely competent in multiple facets of medicine, of course focusing on family/primary care; but she will educate herself if something is outside of her expertise and make sure you get a positive referral. Also, she is honest, you may not always want to hear it, but she is. The front staff - I've not forgotten you! You are beyond wonderful and helpful, very kind and always smiling! For those who complain about waiting (family doctors): 1. If your doctor discovered something to look deeper into, causing a delay for other patients who are waiting- would you want to be sent on your way? 2. Sometimes delays happen- get over it. And this comes from a severe anxiety sufferer, which revoked whatever patience I have naturally. Seriously it's a doctor! For walk-ins: Welcome to the world of FIFO: first in, first out. Unless someone is exhibiting symptoms which may require emergency services, it's first come first serve. It's a WALK-IN, by the nature of the business they are unable to reliably predict wait times. In the end of it all, it was an excellent caring walk-in doctor who convinced me to see Dr. Warren, so I am giving this place 5 stars. If you want to be able to give a review like me, do the following: 1. Be kind, do not yell, DO NOT CUSS, do not try to intimidate anyone. 2. Be honest- if you? like me don't feel comfortable talking to front staff about some issues, tell them you don't feel comfortable, simple as "It's private and I'd rather talk to the doctor". 3. If you are in pain, otherwise frustrated for any reason other than a long wait, POLITELY tell the front staff, in a calm tone. 4. Be thankful you have sponsored health care. 5. Non-OHIP services? Yes they cost money. If you don't work for free, don't ask others to. Also, these non-covered services typically cost money everywhere you go. Let's face it, Doctors, Nurses, and All medical support staff are humans who have responsibilities beyond you. I feel this way, and always am as polite and caring as possible, and I certainly see it in return. Lastly, you won't like everything about your doctor/clinic, because you too are human, that's perfectly fine, but remember you are dealing with humans who have their own lives, worries, medical conditions and needs. I recommend this place, I am very happy with their services.

Dr. Hermant could care less about her patients, unless of course you're interested in all the…read moreanti-aging crap she promotes. Should just forget about being a doctor and become a full time salesperson. Unprofessional is an understatement.

Every time I hear of a friend or client's experience at a walk-in clinic or hospital, I am reminded…read moreof how incredibly lucky I am to be a patient of Dr. Tammy Hermant's at Midtown! What I love about this clinic: - The staff are warm and friendly and remember you - even when it's been awhile. - Dr. Hermant is genuinely interested in her patients. She is cheerful and easy to talk to and does her best to give comprehensive answers to my health questions. - Clean, clean, clean... always really nice and spotless! Although I live in the west end, I will continue to make the trip to Yonge & Eg as long as Dr. Hermant is there.

Let me share with the world the letter I wrote to Dr. Farber when I found out he was retiring…read more.. Dearest Dr. Farber, I would very much like to thank you for everything you have done for me over the years. These past 43 years have certainly been a lifetime of memories. From common colds to Chicken Pox, from Amoxicillin to vaccinations, you have seen me through it all. There are no words for how lucky I feel for having you as my doctor. I was so young that day I hid under your desk while you conferred with another patient. I remember thinking and feeling that you had no idea I was even there. But you did, didn't you, because you knew EVERYTHING. Nothing slipped by you and I am forever grateful for that. Fast forward a few decades and my decision to bring my children to you was an easy one. I knew that if you were still practicing then they would be privileged to have you as their pediatrician. Although their time with you was not as long as mine, their memories of you are now, and always will be, just as pleasant. We wish you all the best in your next life chapter. We wish you the happiest retirement anyone can have. We hope all your days are filled with fishing trips and you continue to fill your walls with proud pictures of you and your award winning catches. Take good care, Dr. Farber. Always know that you will be missed daily. Enjoy all the days ahead of you knowing that you have been a positive force in all of our lives. For that, the words "Thank You" just don't seem enough. Sincerely yours, Tiffany Kazushner, Ethan Ben-Adiva & Abigail Ben-Adiva

We were having problems with our first child breastfeeding. At first he was trying to blame my…read morewife, then when I reacted he tried to blame the hospital for the lessons. He is the worst doctor on earth. Rude and insensitive. He made my wife cry by blaming her on everything, demeaning and belittling her.

It's hard to screen pediatricians before finding one that's accepting new patients, and learning…read morewhether the employees there will all be a good match for your family. I really enjoyed interacting with Carla the receptionist, even before visiting. I found the nurse to be a no-nonsense type. Dr. Greenberg, who has an impressive enough web page enabling patients and others to find out more about his professional background, is nice. I would have enjoyed continuing a long professional relationship with this clinic. However... while Carla's awesome, and Dr. Greenberg would be good enough to keep, the nurse's acerbic matter has been noticed each time we speak - both in person and on the phone. Even if someone is professionally competent in what s/he does, if that person is ill-equipped to interact with others (i.e. is not a people-person), then I personally wouldn't want to develop a relationship with a clinic like that. It'll be a loss to not continue with Carla and Dr. Greenberg, but I'd rather find a kinder, more people-person directed nurse who doesn't butcher everyday nuances of conversational charm. ~~~ other: space is a bit on the narrow side, but good enough given that you're not expected to stay and linger. There's a parking lot nearby that charges $1.50/ 30 min. Otherwise, you can take the TTC and it's not too far of a walk from the station.