Dre. Hayat Beldjilali est un MD qui n'est pas professionnelle. Elle quitte sa pratique sans rien…read moredire à ses patients. Les sécrétaires de sa clinique nous dit qu'elles ne savent pas si elle revient à la clinique. Ses patients se retrouvent sans MD. Les JEUNES docteurs ne connaissaient pas le professionnalisme. Cependant, elle reste quand même une très bonne MD, mais malheureusement elle n'est pas professionnelle.

I have been waiting for almost a month for a blood test results. Every 2 days I call and they say…read moresomeone from the lab will be getting back to me, no news... This is one of the most stressful experiences of my life !!

What a relaxing place to get your blood drawn. They sell snacks and have a nice sizable waiting…read moreroom. The lady was quick and professional, although she did miss my vein the first time. This is made up for by the fact that my results will be in as soon as later today! Fast health.

Came here for blood/urine tests (prelevement). This place is conveniently located next to…read moreGuy-Concordia metro station (it is right next to the Saint-Mathieu exit/entrance to Guy-Concordia metro station). I used to come her when I worked downtown and I didn't have a family doctor. For my blood/urine tests, normally I would go to the Jewish General Hospital but recently because of COVID-19, clinics and hospitals use an appointment system for the testing so you either need to call in or book online. I didn't realize that they implemented this system since my last "prelevement" was done during COVID-19 at the JGH and I just showed up in the early morning and the security guard would give me an appointment time later that day to come back for the testing center. Now, the bookings are completely booked a few weeks/months in advance. I was lucky enough to get an appointment at the CLSC Metro (maybe due to a cancellation) before my follow-up with my family doctor. All other clinics/hospitals on the website were completely booked up until the date of the follow-up with my family doctor. For example, the first available appointment at the JGH was about 2 months away and my follow up with my family doctor was in 1 month. Upon entering, even though I was already wearing a mask, the security guard in front asked me to take one of the single use masks and asked me to sanitize my hands at the machine. I did both and then took the elevator to the 3rd floor. I lined up to check in for the tests with the printout that I did for my appointment. One of the ladies saw my paper and asked if I was there to get a blood test and I informed her that I was. She asked me for the physician's requisition and I got it from my bag to give to her. She examined it and then told me that she would call me when it was my turn. I sat in the waiting room where there wasn't a lot of people (maybe 3 people) and the people were socially distancing. I was called shortly after. While waiting, there was someone who appeared to be a transient person who started acting up and yelling which was somewhat awkward but in the area that this CLSC is located, I wouldn't say that it is "to be expected" but it wasn't surprising. I got the blood tests done and was given a bottle for the urine test which I decided to do at the same time as opposed to returning later or at another date to drop off the sample.

CLSC Metro clinic discriminates Asian patient…read more I am an Asian patient, I experienced discrimination at CLSC metro clinic located at 1801 Boulevard de Maisonneuve O, Montréal, QC H3H 1J9. When I finished on the 3rd floor and was about to take elevator to descent, a white lady was waiting too. By regulation, 2 persons could take 1 evaluator. But the guard came over to hold the elevator and said to me, "1 person." When elevator opened, there was another person already, so the guard let the white lady in and I did not go. I asked him, he said, only 2 persons each time. There were 3 other white patients after me who were very close to each other no social distance at all, they claimed to take 1 elevator together. The elevator came so I took it, not another person came so I assumed I was the only person so I pressed going down, then the guard shrugged to the 3 white patients, saying something to them, it's like I did something wrong. The guard did not correct the patients for social distancing but forbid me to take the elevate with another white patient, and teased me or accused me for what I did correctly. Obvious discrimination against Asian patient. Shame.