I will forever be grateful to Dr Quinn and his team. I had an indicent happen a year and a half ago which resulted in an amputation- but instead of it being half my leg like 2 other surgeons wanted, it was recommended that I wait for Dr Quinns opinion. This man saved my leg and did a surgery to remove 2 toes instead. He is upfront and blunt and tells you like it is, but he has a very compassionate side and made me feel at ease when talking to him. I am still going to the clinic once a week because of another surgery, and sometimes the wait times are long but it's always worth it for the care you know you will be receiving. I would and will recommend anyone needing the kind of help he provides to go see and/or have a chat with him. I am very impressed with this surgeon and the team he has at his clinic.

Submitted March 8, 2024

Dr. Quinn has a unique personality, there is no arguing that. He can come across as cold/detached/arrogant, there is no doubt. When I first met him, I was VERY hesitant. With that being said, please do not let this deter you from his service. Dr. Quinn performed an amazing surgery and the follow-up has been great. He has a wonderful team and their cheery disposition balances Dr. Quinn's somber personality. If I could, I would recommend his service to anyone in need of an orthopedic surgeon. Wait times at his clinic can be long, but again the care and attention received is well worth the wait. Thank you Dr. Quinn for working miracles for us. Thank you to his team for the excellent support and guidance.

Submitted Oct. 30, 2023

He doesn’t know what he is doing my friend had a surgery in her knee and it finished bad. She had a second surgery and it was worse. She saw another doctor and hoods opinión it was a bad job. It was a nightmare don’t go with this doctor.

Submitted Oct. 16, 2023

I had my EHL tendon repaired by Dr. Quinn. It was a success! My foot is aligned! So happy and enterally grateful for this doctor.
I was actually lied to and my time was wasted by other so called “ doctors “ prior to meeting Dr. Quinn.
I wish the best for Dr. Quinn.
I hope he is able to continue help other people as he did for me.
I did not have any issue with his staff and I don’t believe those are his personal staff anyway.
I respect him and his work.
Thank you Dr. Quinn!!!

Submitted July 25, 2023

I second the comment below about him being arrogant and condescending. He is not helpful at all. On your first visit, he’s super friendly and asks great questions to see what can be done. During the surgery and the aftermath it’s like he’s become an arrogant a**. You got into this profession to help people and obviously the money but please be more empathetic towards your patients.

Submitted July 19, 2023

Thank you Dr Quinn for fixing me. I had seen someone else previously who said all is well but clearly it wasn’t I was not able to walk. And Dr Quinn was confident in this surgery. Everything went so smooth and I can say he helped heal me. Thank you

Submitted May 2, 2023

Stay far and clear of this individual, not worthy of being labelled a doctor. Arrogant, rude, monotone, condensending, gaslighting patients, and the list goes on and on.

Submitted May 26, 2022

Ever since I was a child, I have suffered with bunions on both my feet. For years, I tried different techniques and exercises to avoid the bunions from getting worse as I got older. When I turned 22 I decided to look into getting my feet corrected before it was too late! My family doctor referred me to Dr.Quinn and it was the best recommendation I could ever receive! I went for my consultation in the middle of July and was advised that the wait list for surgery was going to be 2 years! Flash forward a week and a half later and I got lucky to get a surgery appointment in the beginning of August! As much as I was nervous for the long recovery, it was the best operation and most smooth recovery! Dr. Quinn and his team were excellent support for me! The whole process was organized extremely well and they managed to help fix my right bunion with no hiccups along the way! This was my first surgery and given the circumstances of the pandemic all my questions and concerns were answered throughout the procedure! The staff at Etobicoke general were amazing with me and made me feel very comfortable and relaxed! I will soon be going for my last appointment regarding my right foot and I feel excellent and in great shape!

Thank you Dr.Quinn, Yvonne and the hospital staff for your service and support🤍🤍🤍

Submitted Jan. 7, 2022

After 10 months of walking on a broken foot & teared Plantar fascia, due to a misdiagnose from another hospital. I , a professional soccer player knew deep down something was wrong.. I pressured for an MRI, until I finally got one .. Most frustrating situation of my life, where I felt like I had to convince doctors I was in pain, they would by pass me because "I'm young" !!! I was desperate to get back to the sport I loved.. With my MRI results finally in hand , I even had to do my own research for an orthopedic doctor.. That's when Dr. Andrew Quinn came to my rescue.. Not only did he make me feel comfortable, and secure that I was in the right hands. He would take the time to explain everything going on and what he didn't know at the moment, he took a second look to figure it out. After a couple of months in casts and a surgery. I'm happy to say I'm back, pain free & stronger then ever before.. and I give all the thanks in the world to Dr. Quinn and his staff.

They will forever be in my heart. They have no idea how happy I am to be back doing what i love to do,

Submitted Dec. 3, 2021

When we attended the fracture clinic, after an ER treatment 2 days earlier, the doctor stated he couldn't treat my husband and that there was nothing wrong, despite the fact that he could not bear weight on his legs. On examination Dr. Quinn failed to explore and recognize that my husband's quad tendon had detached from his kneecap. Instead, he told us to return to the ER and he walked out of the treatment room with no offer of support or explanation. He suggested my husband may have had a stroke and failed to listen to anything we had to say.

Submitted Nov. 11, 2021