I wasted six years of my life not getting adequate treatment from this doctor. Despite seeing him every three months and constantly feeling sick, he never changed my course of treatment or offered other solutions unless I specifically asked for them. He also always sent me for a ton of blood tests but never actually followed up on the results or advised me on them. If I have to know everything there is about my condition, what's the point of going to a doctor?? He took notes on his computer, nodded his head, printed up a prescription and other documents, and then sent me on my way within about 3 minutes. Absolutely terrible doctor, would never recommend him unless you need someone to just print up whatever prescriptions and tests you want.

Submitted Dec. 3, 2020

Dr. Nick has been our family doctor for many years, and has supported me to navigate the healthcare system and get the care I need many times. I appreciate that he listens well, and does not give up on trying to find solutions.

Submitted Aug. 7, 2020

Dr. Graham has been our family doctor since 2013. I really like his approach. He's very level-headed, mellow and personable. He has handled some sensitive situations I've been through with empathy and care. He also has an excellent rapport with babies and toddlers, making not-so-fun vaccination appoints almost painless. He just seems like a real person, someone I can relate to, and I like that. Thanks, Dr. Graham!

Submitted April 29, 2020

I have always enjoyed my experiences with Dr Graham, he has been particularly caring when dealing with my infant (now toddler) child especially around vaccinations. Will be bringing my 2nd child to him to do all his basic check ups and vaccines! He is always friendly, kind and allows time for questions. I also find that we can get an appointment rather quickly.

Submitted April 19, 2020

I have been a patient of Dr. Graham's since 2013, and he is the most lacklustre doctor I've ever met. If you want a doctor that basically gives you whatever drugs or tests you want, then Dr. Graham is the man. He rarely provides any consultation on my health issues, and instead asks what I want to do. If I knew how to manage my condition, then I certainly wouldn't be visiting a doctor, would I? He's really great at printing off information, but he doesn't actually review it with you. He also rarely follows up with me on my diagnostic tests, even though my condition never gets better - so I live in a constant state of maintenance rather than improving. I recently visited another doctor in the same clinic and while he gave me the same brusque five minutes of his time, he actually asked me questions about my condition and adjusted some of my prescriptions. Would not recommend Dr. Graham unless you really, really, REALLY need a regular physician.

Submitted Aug. 16, 2019

This “doctor” clearly does not have any true care for his patients. His apparent complete lack of interest (as evident in his body language, and more importantly, his actions) completely shocked me. I work in health care, and this doctor is a shamefullly embarrassing (and harmful) part of any medical team.

Submitted March 27, 2019

Terrible doctor. Doesn’t take the time to examine you, even when you outline the physical symptoms that are of a serious issue. Poor knowledge. Doesn’t seem to care beyond the fee for your visit.

Submitted March 22, 2019

Dr. Graham has been my family doctor for a couple of years now. He gives me very little time, Googles my symptoms and doesn't pay attention to my symptoms. I can't wait to find a more caring GP.

Submitted Aug. 30, 2018

Terrible Doctor. Arrogantly hides behind politeness and is ignorant. AVOID!!!!

Submitted July 13, 2018

I am a regular patient of Dr. Graham after being assigned him when another Dr retired.

I will echo what others have said; "This guy gives you a minute of his time, answers one question by printing generic information off the internet, then rushes out the door telling you to "have a good one".
What a quack."

I take an injection for a lifelong medical condition which requires semi-regular blood testing to make sure I am within the limits to not damage my internal organs. I did the blood tests and booked back in to see him after hearing nothing back. I went in and he asked me all sorts of unrelated questions, not addressing the test I was there to get the results of. When I finally asked, He was unable to interpret the tests--said they were "oh, fine" but when I asked more questions it was not, and I was in danger of organ damage. If I hadn't been able to interpret the test properly myself after forcing him to show it to me, I would be in big trouble.

Every time, he has retreated to his back office to print off information from the internet and then recited it to me. I have google too, thanks.

Don't bother. I've had better and more knowledgeable care from random docs at walk-ins.

Submitted June 13, 2018