Rexdale Doctors Clinic@shoppers — Local services in Toronto

Dr. Ghani was the most unprofessional, unethical and most disrespectful dr I have ever seen in my life. I don’t ever write reviews, but this is unacceptable. He does not even deserve 1 star. As a professional health care worker myself, which he was not aware, he does not belong in any health care setting. This is not what they teach in school in terms of dealing with patients. He showed authority and intimidation. I pay his salary for crying out loud. He treated me like I was visiting his home begging for food. I just can’t imagine how many other patients he abuses like this. He literally walked out of the room simply because I was not comfortable with the treatment. He made thing very personal and escalated it 0 to 100 real quick. He showed no empathy or care to how I was feeling, he told me to leave. But I was desperate for assistance and I did not know where to go. Drs like him makes one think twice about the Canadian health system. Patients have rights and dignity. Dr can not use power and position to intimidate the patients. HE EVEN SAID TO ME I AM ACTING LIKE A CHILD just because I was afraid. I was hoping the dr to say don’t worry you will be fine. IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR HEALTH DO NOT GO TO THIS CLINIC OR YOU WILL REGRET. They don’t even have this treatment in third world countries where some of us migrated from. He seems to take advantage of the vulnerable. I even witnessed him miss treating an elderly who came in for a wound care. The elderly are the most vulnerable in our community and need to be respected. He was sharing with me how the elderly lady was homeless and poor and uneducated etc. this is a breach of the Personal Health information Act (PHIA). A dr should not share other patients info with other patients. I wish I had time and energy to report him to authorities but I do not have the time and resources to do so. AVOID THAT CLINIC AND REPORT HIM IF YOU...

ABSOLUTELY THE WORST WALK-IN CLINIC!! I was involved in a very serious and terrifying car accident. I saw Dr. Ikram Ghani explained to him that I was in pain and I have high anxiety from operating a motor vehicle. He said that the most he could recommend is 2-3 days off work because “I’m lucky and could of been hurt a lot worst” he then made me aware that this a walk-in clinic and they don’t deal with matters like this. I tried explaining to him how I felt about operating a motor vehicle seeing how the accident happened about 3days ago I wanted him to know that I am yes in a lot of pain physically but mentally it’s concerning to me because I’m afraid to drive. He asked me how much days I think I need but before I could say anything he said will only give me 3days because I’m not badly hurt plus the accident happened 3 days ago so I’m fine and 3 days is the most he’s willing to give me. So I stated again that I’m mentally not able to comfortably commute to and from work and that I live over an hour away. He basically told me too bad!! He didn’t offer that I get treatment elsewhere for my anxiety feelings due to the accident. Nor did he suggest I get help like therapy for my pain. Just 3 days and pain killers!! Worst Doctor I’ve ever encountered. Shame on you Ikram Ghani shame on you! You do not deserve to practice Medicine. You may not have to answer to me or your employer but you will have to eventually answer to God for the way you don’t treat patients!!

Do not visit here. They will make you feel worst off when you leave. Poor Quality...

The doctor is good. But the date I went there on Sunday 11th November, the young Indian lady at the front desk is very unprofessional, I ask for my immunization record for my placement requirement, she just said "I don't know" period. And why she called my name three four times asking my to go to front desk in total, instead of call me one time and solve the problem. I just know everyone at that moment know my name already. She doesn't know about how to protect clients' privacy and lack of professionalism. I wouldn't hire her if I'm the employer, she would just say "I don't know" when patients maybe take 1 or 2 hours transportation to go for clinic, and she just say I don't know, to clear that patients questions are not her business? It's OK that she didnt know things, but it's not OK when she just say I don't know without trying to help customer. I don't recommend that young Indian lady keep service people there, she would just say I don't know and not helping...