Showed up at 1pm on thursday, waited about 45 minutes in the waiting room and then they stuffed me…read moreinto a hot room to wait for the doctor... 3 hours later i poked my head out to see what was going on.. and i got immediate sass from one of the nurses. i was only seeing if i was forgotten about and i actually wasn't all that upset about the wait until that snarky incident. i understand that these do take a while but i do not understand why i received such a crappy response. I do not recommend this place for any needs whatsoever. also i had forgotten a mask and was given one at the front desk.. but no one else in the waiting room was even wearing a mask!

We got there at 7:30 and waited for 2 and a half hours, all of us are sick and there was no doctor…read moretill 9:00! Didn't even get seen by a doctor or a nurse. One Star

Staff are nice and friendly but super long wait. It took over an hour to talk to a doctor for 15…read moreminutes.

Very pleased with the service I received today. Visited…read moreCurex for the first time and found it to have friendly staff. My wait to see the doctor (Dr Ankur Shahi) was shorter than I expected and even then, he apologized for the wait. Impressed that he listened closely to my injury concerns and after his examination, the clarity of his recovery recommendations. Having X-ray and imaging services right next door as well, a bonus !!!

Okay walk-in clinic, but busy most of the time. We had an okay experience couple of times here.read more

If you were to search online for travel testing (i.e. COVID-19 PCR testing for the purposes of…read moreinternational travel) you would quickly discover that it's a bit of an expensive endeavor. Many testing locations (e.g. Trillium Health, Switch Health, etc.) charge $180 (CAD), while pharmacies (like Rexall) charge $200 (CAD) per test. My understanding is that it doesn't make a difference if you have OHIP; at the time of me writing this review, anyone wanting to travel outside of Canada is required to have a negative PCR test (within 72 hours of departure), and travel testing isn't covered by OHIP. Which makes sense if the point is to discourage travel. Knowing this changed nothing for me, because I'm a Canadian living in America, and I needed to get my family back home. While considering alternatives to spending approximately $600 (CAD) on PCR testing (for three people), I came across the Waterloo Clinic. They offered PCR testing for $60 (CAD) a person. I called them twice to confirm because I figured they had either misspoke, or I had misheard. A part of me wondered if it was something kinda scammy, so I looked up the Waterloo Clinic, and it was a real clinic. The clientele seems to be primarily Internationals (students or otherwise), which explained the lower cost. The Waterloo Clinic staff specified that they couldn't guarantee that the results would be provided within 48-72 hours, but the cost savings (of $420 CAD) was enough to justify the risk. So we took a road-trip from Mississauga on a Monday, and crossed our fingers that we would get the results before our flight on Wednesday. After we arrived, the whole thing took maybe 15 minutes for three people to get tested. The testing throughput process is relatively straightforward: (1) schedule the appointment in advance, (2) arrive on time, (3) fill out some documentation, (4) pay for your test(s), (5) get that super long swab shoved up your nostrils until it tickles your brain, (6) receive instructions on how to get the results, (7) get your results by email, then (8a) breathe a sigh of relief when you see the words "NOT detected" OR (8b) curse under your breath when you see the words "Positive" Also, we ended up getting our PCR test results in just under 24 hours. While the staff emphasized that they couldn't make any guarantees, I appreciated that they turned it around quickly enough to give us peace of mind about locking down our travel plans for the next day. The final cost was $142 (USD). The whole experience was ::chef's kiss::

As far as walk in clinics go this is a great one. I was lucky enough to get a family doctor here…read moreand it has been wonderful to deal with Dr. Majeed. Although at first this location was a struggle and looked a wee bit disorganized, I noted that as time progressed they really collected themselves and ensured best practices were in place. Wait time is reasonable generally speaking.

Dr. Woodcock, who recently joined is great - fantastic bedside manner, patient and knowledgeable.read more

Recently reopened with new family doctors. Great husband and wife team of physicians. Very thorough…read moreand very reasonable wait time

Probably the most disgusting customer/client experiences of my life. I am new in town, looking for…read morea family doctor. I called on Tuesday, and the receptionist told me "yes, we are accepting new patients - you have to come in to meet the doctor and fill out a form". I go in today (Thusday) at 2:20 pm. Spoke with the receptionist, re-confirmed that I was there looking for a family doctor. She said "wow - great day to come in. He only has one patient before you. It should only be 10 minutes." So I sit and wait... and wait... and wait for 40 minutes. I ask what's up, and she tells me "Oh, some regular patients came in before you and had priority". Fine. I wait 25 more minutes and get taken in. The nurse or whoever asked what I was there for, I told her to interview for a family doctor, and she said in a most patronozing and concescending manner "This clinic is completely full. You can come in as a walk-in-patient, but definitely cannot be a full patient". I ask her and the doctor why they would tell me on the phone, and then again at the office, that they were taking patients. So at htis point I just ask for an apology, but they deny that any of their staff would have said they were taking new patients (the original receptionist was gone by this point), then when I start asking for an apology at least, they threaten to call security. My best guess is that the receptionist was on her last day, or having an awful day and just messing around with people. Truly felt like I was in the twilight zone. AVOID AVOID AVOID

waiting time is too much. there is no point for appointment. it was good for lat two years. had…read moresame experience 2020-2021. but good from end of 2021 to mid of 2023. staff have no idea why is too much delay

Not only is the Major Mackenzie Medical Centre a walk in clinic but it's also a family practice who…read moreis currently accepting new patients. I had a medical issue 3 months back that began with a visit to the medical centre which was actually my first visit. The medical issue turned out to be an emergency and Dr. El-Batnigi and staff were very comforting and providing me with the professional care I needed before heading to the hospital. Since that visit I have been back a few more times for a check up and to refill my prescriptions at the very efficient well run on site pharmacy. In addition to the on site pharmacy they also have an on site lab to get your blood tests done. It is a very clean and organized well run clinic and family practice. If you reside in the Vaughan area and looking for a great convenient walk in clinic or looking for a new family Doctor I would definitely recommend paying a visit.

From the owner: Educating our patients and providing them with the right sources of information required is the…read morecore of our profession. We strongly believe that knowledge is the key to disease prevention and treatment. Our family doctors make sure to provide you with the straightforward information to help you choose healthy habits, appropriate counselling, exercise plans and tools to avoid further health issues. Now Accepting New Patients!

Had some blood work done at life Labs on Belmount, since my strokes I have done this a lot, because…read moreof this I know the best place take my blood. I told the older lady this, for some reason she decided not to take my advice, of course it did not work so she eventually had to take where I suggested. This seemed to anger her so she put a cotton ball on it and asked me to hold it, said she would be right back, but did not come back, so I left. I have had people take blood here before and usually they are professional, this particular lady is neither professional or any good at taking blood. My wife works in the building, so that is why I used this location.If I use this place again I will never let this particular lady take my blood again.