I have been a patient of this office for years. Every three months I have to go in to the lab to…read morehave some blood work done. I phoned the number for Crossroads several times on both Thursday and Friday with the voice welcoming my call but never once being able to set up an appointment or leave a message. After the voice repeating the same message about three times, they hung up. What is going on here? I've been a patient here for years! This is VERY frustrating. My only option is to go down to the lab first thing next week to see if they have a standing order for my tests.

All the doctors that practice at this office are AMAZING. The nurses are also so kind and caring…read more You know when you have a really bad doctor, and you constantly question the doctor and their abilities, but then convince yourself that this is the norm, so deal with it. You have a vision of what a doctor should be, but again convince yourself that that vision is far from attainable...well the doctors of this family practice will prove to you that your "unattainable" vision can actually be obtained.

I saw a Dr. Eppinga not impressed with him we had our differences of opinion. Now when I see any…read morehealthcare anywhere they treat me like I need a straight jacket/ just admitting this to anyone tossed in more suspicion on me. How unfair that he leave a nasty note on my file/ trust me going from a nice lady to nut job you would notice that too/ my only recourse as an artist is to paint him how I see him/ now there is a whole collection of art selling because I make the most of bad press as an artist

I called this office for them to tell me they were accepting walk-ins. I show up to all the signs…read moresaying closed but they took me in because it was their mistake. I was told to come back at 1:45, an hour and thirty minutes after I walked in. So I come back at 1:30 to them telling me that the doctor is now on lunch break and that they've been telling people (not including me) to go to other open clinics. Ridiculous. I ask where the express care clinic is I was told across the mall and old sears. Yet another mistake, the clinic was located at the bottom of promontory. BIG waste of my time. Absolutely ridiculous. 10/10 do not recommend, unless its absolute last resort.

Amazing doctors and very knowledgeable about their patients also the doctors who are covering for…read moreyour doctor are very helpful.

In the 2 years that I have been with this practice, my family doctor has left TWICE. The first…read moretime, she was replaced with another doctor who turned out to be fine. Now a year later, she is also leaving. This time, they don't have anyone to replace her yet. Unless I move with her to her new practice in Vancouver (not happening) I will be without a family doctor. None of the other doctors in the clinic with absorb her patients that wish to stay within their own community. It sure would be nice if this clinic could look at hiring doctors that are interested in staying within the community so that the patients/clients have consistency with a family doctor. Also, the front desk staff are extremely rude. They need to learn some customer service skills.

Cedar care clinic is where my family doctor is, even though they are a walk in clinic as well, they…read morealways make time for patients when they call to make appointments. The staff are always extremely friendly, helpful and pleasant to deal with. Dr Hobson is my gp and he is also the gp for my wife and children. He is super helpful, knowledgeable and lays out the options if you want so you can make a more knowledgeable decision.

This clinic has supported my family and me for over 20 years. We have always felt welcome and well…read morecared for.

Dr Thompson is a very kind, wise and sweet caring physician…read more Dr Thompson even came to my father's home one night later in evening to help my father after a serious injury and was having symptoms. For Dr Thompson I give him 4 stars for his ability to practice while struggling with Parkinson's disease and the difficulty being able tolerate his bossy rude and very unprofessional wife Sara. Be prepared if you call the office, Sara will be sure to be terrible to you, she will talk so fast you cannot understand her, and she will not be considerate to your needs. When you make an appointment and come into the office expect the same rude and unprofessional behavior. For example, if she knows you, don't expect any polite conversation or her to ask in a general fashion " Hello Mr so and so, how are your doing this morning?". She will however not acknowledge you are a human being, she will treat you worse than a bad pet and talk so fast and mumble something you can't understand or boss you around. Dr Thompson- I encourage you to keep practicing but without your wife ever talking , ever answering and never have any patient interaction. Better yet, do not have her in the medical office at all. Patients deserve to be treated with respect, compassion and in a genuinely caring and kind manner. Every body has a bad day but she is is truly unlike any person I have ever encountered in my over 30 years in a medical profession. God bless you Dr Thompson and thank you for all you have done for our family.

I used to be a patient of Dr Behar when he was at a clinic in Coquitlam until he left and opened…read morehis own clinic in Langley which is this one. It's hard to find a doctor you like and feel comfortable with. We followed him because we feel he is good at what he does. He takes the time to give as much information to us about our health, answer our questions that we have without rushing us out the door - regardless of who's waiting to see him next. He's very knowledgeable as well.

The 'Columbia Medical Building' was the venue for a medical specialist appointment recently -- a…read morerather well-known venue from previous 'visits' over the years. Located within the Sapperton area of New Westminster, Columbia Medical is a 4-storey medical office building housing a variety of medical professional services. The building is very centrally- and conveniently-located to other such services within Sapperton. These include: the Royal Columbia Hospital (the emergency entrance to the hospital is located directly across the street), on Keary Street, the nearby Keary Centre and Royal City Medical, plus a LifeLabs med lab, and additional drug prescription facilities at a Shoppers Drug Mart and Save-on Foods Supermarket, each just a short walk away. If the family doctor refers us to a specialist at Columbia Medical, we know it is a great location, easy to get to, and handy to so many nearby additional services if/when required.

After finally a doctor accepted me in this clinic, I was happy!…read moreHowever, my consultations were by phone, and once I needed a doctor note, Michele the staff at reception, took my $60 payment for the DR note but insisted that I come personally to the clinic to pick it up. I was in disbelief ! She read the note and she knew very well that I am ill but refused to email me the note (??) Upon my insistence and explaining again and again that I am ill and cannot go anywhere, she finally said: "I will email the note ONLY this time as we do not offer this service" They charge $170 to fill few line on a form. They charge $80 for a very little tiny page. They charge $85 to $100 for missing appointments. I like my doctor he is a good man, but this clinic is very expensive more than any other that I have ever known. Yet bad service! It is a money making company NOT a clinic and no empathy whatsoever :(

Highly recommend…read more The Staff at Sullivan Medical Clinic is AmazingThe A-team staff at the front are courteous, supportive, efficient, caring & professional. The manager/owner, kindly let me inside just after locking up, I had to pick up forms in a hurry, he kindly listened & made it clear that he cared, he enquired with his staff(by cell) about the whereabouts of the forms. He calmed me down by allowing me to sit in a Dr's room while searching. This was after they had closed.. no staff Although he didn't find them, we figured out where they were! My Excellent family Doctor had the forms. Doctor Parveen Ali has always been responsible, respectful, confident, kind & she listens carefully to her patients. She takes the time to make a difference. The other Doctors at Sullivan Heights Medical clinic make conscientious decisions on behalf of their patients. I couldn't have asked for a better place to go to for myself & family. The clinic also has an awesome Pharmacy in the same building, Eric the pharmacist is a pro, he is diligent, courteous & knowledgeable. The Pharmacy is adjacent to the medical center.

A collection of bottom feeders from every backwater outpost in Canada.At least one has trouble with…read moreEnglish. How did she qualify for licence? DID she qualify? Long waits despite appt are frequently peppered with angry confrontations btwn Dr. and patient. Referral to a specialist may take many months if at all. No interest, no follow-up. No basic cross-checking. In one case specialist arranged appt but 'reception' failed to notify. Required new appt just to find out! A routine, recurrent script for the same thing a specialist had prescribed with monthly refills for a yr required two appts at Sullivan. God help anyone in the kind of pain that requires opioids, the medical profession's whipping boy that ensures cowardly MDs will continue to undertreat extreme pain. Sullivan MDs have no interest in investigating any condition not easily identified using a crass med school reductionist model and NO mitigation is offered for even the most urgent, debillitating symptoms while awaiting specialist. Basically, a bunch of rank amateurs some less charming than others. Sullivan, alas, is now the rule not the exception in Canada's destroyed health scheme. Successive assaults of uninvested foreigners offered full access in exchange for votes - votes Cdns will no longer confer - votes very much intended to dilute Cdns' votes - along with med school entry bias in favor of any BUT Cdns has proved our undoing. Canadians pay a scandalous amount of tax for health care. Why, when it's this bad? Most galling is our inability to contract with a specialist we select ourselves on OUR time. MSP won't pay. Why not?! Basic quality care from a GP is now a luxury few Cdns enjoy. Hell, we're lucky if the treating MD, typically now a stranger at some impersonal factory clinic, is even civil. Too many of our overpaid, overloved MDs GP and specialist alike are just plain insulting. Why? B/c they know we have no recourse. We have to take it along with the endless wait times. Phooey! The BC College of Physicians and Surgeons has been well aware for more than five yrs of the dangerous dearth of GPs in South Surrey yet they STILL do nothing to mitigate. Is it time to end MDs' rapacious monopoly, which operates on condition that they protect the public interest? How much worse must our health services become before this lazy, corrupt governing body stirs its ancient Industrial Age stumps? That the College's shameful collusion in covidiocy is now the subject of action at the International Criminal Court (ICC) is still further grounds to end its unearned monopoly and increase competition among MDs in Canada in line with demand. If the College fails to ensure reasonable access to medical care at a reasonable standard we the people must demand termination of the monopoly and a corresponding reduction in tax as MDs are forced once again to the market to compete for our custom with competitive pricing. I say, bring it.

the home of excellent and nice doctors. way back 2015 from Dr. Harriman to , Dr. Strovski and Dr…read more Meek. thank you for taking care of my whole family, for my maternal care , pedia, for surgery, refferal and for any health issue, these doctors is always with me. they saw my kids growing from my womb till now at 6yrs old, theyre still with me. Thank you so much Doctors and the team. MOA are always helpful too.

My husband and I have been looked after since 2009. Dr. Meek has been our family doctor tending to…read moreour medical needs. Sometimes we have a wait but overall, it seems to be a pattern everywhere.