My experience while a patient here was a great one. Form the receptionist to the gynaecologist I received excellent service. Dr. Rogers really listen to my concerns and kept me calm throughout my pregnancy and after. Thank you

Submitted April 20, 2020

Whats the fees of dr kem rogers? I want to take appointment for delivery next month

Submitted March 12, 2020

Dr Rogers is an amazing doctor. She's kind and compassionate. She is also very quick and picks up quickly on the smallest detail. I had a relatively complicated pregnancy since I had gestational diabetes and high blood pressure, but she guided me through to a very easy induction. After delivery I had a first degree tear but unlike with my first pregnancy I had no pain afterwards and Dr Rogers did an excellent job stitching everything up. And I was lucky to have her deliver my baby. My baby had a medical complication and even though Dr Rogers was done with her shift she stayed back and work with the peadiatrician to come to an accurate diagnosis within a very short time of my baby's birth. I highly reccommend Dr Rogers. You would be very lucky to have her as your obgyn in your pregnancy journey.

Submitted Dec. 23, 2018

I had my first appointment with this doctor after having a midwife for my first pregnancy and it started out great. As soon as you ask this doctor a simple question or even for advice on a topic she gets extremely rude and offensive. I simply asked would it be possible to have an epidural for a planned cesarean (I have severe anxiety and I had one with my first csection) instead of telling me why it would not be possible, she started to belittle me asking me how many years of medschool did I have and how she has 20 years of experience. I couldn’t believe how unprofessional a doctor who holds her self so high could act. I think she might need some psychological help because I noticed quite a few reviews had the same experience as our family did. As pregnant women we have enough anxiety and stress about having a new baby and expect support from our care provider, this doctor will not give you that.

Submitted Dec. 19, 2018

First of all, i got my first appointment at about 26 weeks, which i thought was very late. Me and my husband got their about 5 minutes early, they took us in right away. The nurse did most of the tests and paperwork that was needed. The doctor barely sat with for 5 minutes. She pretty much went over the same thing the nurse had already explained. I found her very rude. On occasion, my husband asked her a question because he was trying to understand, she didn't quite understand what he was saying, instead of understanding his concerns, she just cut him off and said i think we should stop this discussion and this is not the not the kind of service we provide and I have a lot of patience waiting outside. I do not expect a physician to say such things. She took the whole conversation in the most negative way possible and completely disregard the whole concern. It was so unprofessional. I expected more professionalism from a physician who is in practice for about 16 years now. If you have too many patients than simply stop taking new patients, at least that way you will be able to provide adequate care all your patients in a timely manner.

Submitted Dec. 14, 2018

I met Dr. Rogers in the ER, she was on call. Everyone thought I was having an ectopic pregnancy because they couldn’t find the baby after being pregnant for weeks. Dr. Rogers was the only one with another theory- she said I could be having twins and sometimes they take longer to show on a scan. I would have been injected with something that day to kill off the ectopic pregnancy, which would have killed the twins. I wish the story ended better- I lost those twins to a miscarriage, but let me tell you, Dr. Rogers was the most helpful and compassionate person for me through that process.
Today, I’m 32 weeks pregnant and every appointment is a joy, as she cares so much and is so thorough.
What an amazing doctor and person!

Submitted Dec. 11, 2018

I was very sick during my second pregnancy, after a premature one. I was in my 32 weeks pregnant and I have told her that i feel sick. She gave me a lecture about women and we must work till 40 week. Second Day I went to the hospital for ultrasounds and I was admitted for early labor. I spent 1 month very sick. All I need from her is to listen carefully, we know our bodies better

Submitted Nov. 29, 2018

Simply the best OB I have ever been to. I just moved here from overseas and Dr. Rogers came very highly recommended. Yes at times you can wait for her in the office because her practice is so busy. But the wait is worth it. I will be recommending her to any one that asks.

Submitted Oct. 29, 2018

I was referred to this doctor by a colleague and since her practice is close to my home I decided to get a referral to her. I can't say much about her level of expertise as I've had a fairly uncomplicated pregnancy but the wait time for each appointment is beyond horrendous. It started when I tried to make my very first appointment with her at 24 weeks. I was told that she was on a two-week vacation and I should come right when she got back at around 26 weeks. I wasn't happy but agreed. A week later, I got a call from the receptionist asking me to reschedule until the following week. I was outraged and disagreed to since I thought 26 weeks was already late to see an OB for the first time! Once I'd had the introductory appointment, each visit after that took me an average of 1.5-2 hrs, most of that being waiting time as face-to-face time with the Dr was usually only 10 mins or less. She is a sweetheart but I don't recommend this clinic if you are not experiencing any major complications. I chose Trillium over Credit Valley because I wanted a dedicated OB instead of seeing a rotation of OBs but it has not been worth it for me.

Submitted Sept. 18, 2018

Dr Kimberly Rogers is a very knowledgeable and excellent OBGYN. She is sensitive to different patient needs, and is thorough when needed. I have been so happy with my experience and plan to use her again in future pregnancies. Expect to be waiting awhile to see her though, appointments typically run between 15-1.5hrs late.

Submitted June 19, 2018