Dr. Bector is too arrogant to listen to patients in order to make a proper diagnosis. He persists in following the ensuing faulty treatment course without seeing any improvement in the patient's condition.

Submitted Aug. 30, 2017

This Dr. is more concerned about being right than he is about accurately diagnosing the patients problem. Very arrogant, in my opinion. I have seen him for a couple of years now and am fed up with him dictating to me how much pain I should have and which medications will work much better than the ones that are currently working fine (and I'm talking non narcotics here.) One example of his arrogance: I told him that I was feeling tight chested after using the advair he prescribed. He told me that that was impossible! Seriously... I kid you not.... right after I told him that my chest gets tight after using the advair, he told me it's impossible. I had to look at him sideways because whenever I used the advair, my chest got tighter and the only way I could use it was to take the ventalin inhaler before using the advair. He simply didn't pay any attention to what I was saying... as in brushed it off as nonsense. Very insulting, if not negligent. I would not recommend him until he's been out in the field a few more years... he's got a long ways to go still.

Submitted July 11, 2017

This doctor is the best! Listens and very smart. Well spoken abs up-to-date... Very busy but that's what happens when you are great at what you do.

Submitted May 17, 2016

I have my sister, me and her kids go to Dr. Bector and he has always been very good with all of us we have been there for over 5 years now and I moved to the other end of Toronto and i still go all the way to his office nor will I ever change doctors because he has always been very good for us all and he is not a pill pusher unless he needs to that is what I lovw about him thank you doctor Bector your faithful patient Renee

Submitted Jan. 27, 2015

I like Dr. Bector for myself. He seems knowledgeable and concerned, however, I brought in my sick daughter and he dismissed her illness for a cold and told us that she just needs to fight it off. "kids get sick". It turns out she has pneumonia. I think he's good with adult patients who can explain what ails them but I'm not sure I'd take my 1 year old there again.

Submitted Jan. 4, 2014