Toronto Academic Pain Medicine Institute

Marcie F 

on Google

2 months ago

Im writing this review because Ive read all the one star reviews, and then I went and had my own experience with TAPMI. Ive only had one appointment so far, and I feel as though I can give a proper idea of what the system is like and what you can expect. I was referred in July, and in August I had an orientation session that seemed pretty pointless, and that day was a bad pain day for me so sitting in front of a computer doing that was not fun. However, the questionnaire you fill out at the end helps match you with the prope... read more

CHIC 

on Google

4 months ago

Totally useless. You have to wait a VERY long time for an appointment at WCH. Their treatment is CBT online course material. Avoid the aggravation and disappointment and refuse the referral. As a foot note, I was given nabilone. It left me bed ridden and totally out of it for 2 days. I called the doctors office at WCH to report this and asked for a call back. To this day, I have yet to receive a call back. Thats how much they care. 

Isa 

on Google

5 months ago

(writing this on Nov 30/2025) This is what Canada does to you: IT'S LESS STRESSFUL TO JUST LIVE WITH YOUR PAIN THAN TO TRY TO GET HELP. Incompetent, uncommitted people who, honestly, I have no idea why they even have these jobs. They’d be more useful doing the dishes and cleaning their houses. I wish I had read the reviews for this place before asking for a referral. I’ve been trying to get an appointment since August. To begin with, the clinic doesn’t even have an email address, which makes contacting them extremely difficu... read more

Yulia Smirnova 

on Google

a year ago

Was referred to the clinic 6 months ago for constant daily and nightly pain that is chronic and not managed by meds and everything else I've tried. I'm still waiting for processing my referral, so no appointments/treatments booked until now. During these 6 months since being referred, had an online orientation session and a webinar, where about 30 min. each time were spent checking the attendants' IDs (and the sessions, unfortunately, weren't helpful as they provided common info about chronic pain).