Neurologik

Brittany Rattray 

on Google

5 days ago

It takes weeks to get ahold of anyone, they don't return messages or emails, they book appointments without confirming if you're available and frequently just refuse to call you for appointments. The doctor also told me my pain was "in my head" turns out there's a mass on my spine. 

JC 

on Google

a month ago

I was in severe pain due to Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) and spent 7 days admitted at Royal Columbian Hospital, which is where I first met Dr. Preet Chahal. He has been managing my care ever since. Over the course of my treatment, I have seen numerous doctors and specialists, but what truly sets Dr. Chahal and his clinic apart is his personal approach. You are never treated as just another case number. He takes the time to know me, my wife, and my complete medical history. You can immediately tell how deeply he genuinely ca... read more

Navjot kaur Bhullar 

on Google

a month ago

They are not attending calls, even don’t reply voice messages and emails. Not expecting from neurologist clinic, my previous doctor always responds me immediately with patience and explain everything even I asked as so many times. Unfortunately, he is moved and shifted me this clinic. Please understand the patient point of views and get back with them. 

ep0nym0us 

on Google

2 months ago

The biggest obstacle to seeing the neurologist may be getting through the front desk. A detailed email went unanswered for a week. When I finally called, the receptionist immediately found it, but it appeared easier to have me resend the information (“for the doctor to review”) than to read what had already been provided and sort out the scheduling basics first. Before asking people to do more legwork, it would be helpful to first establish whether the doctor is even accepting new patients.