She was so condescendingly incompetent; I question her ability to perform a differential diagnosis. She got mine perfectly wrong and I was medically worse off for it. I was sat in a waiting room and upon Dr. Ul Haq’s entry, she left the door open while discussing my situation. I had to interrupt her to ask her to please close the door for privacy. She took this aggressively and positioned herself between me and the door for the remainder of the appointment as if to imply I was a threat and she may need to flee. From there, communication deteriorated exponentially. Every time I would attempt to describe my symptoms, I was immediately interrupted. I don’t think I finished a single sentence in that 15 minute appointment. When I asked about several options and how they might help, she immediately dismissed them as “not per guidelines”. As Dr. Ul Haq is a medical professional, I was hoping to have an expert opinion above and beyond guidelines. I can Google guidelines! Which is a perfect summary. Dr. Ul Haq is rude, condescending, interruptive, did not care for my privacy or attempt to make me feel heard, tried to rush me out of the building and, in the end, did a far worse job than Google. Reception was helpful and polite.

Submitted Feb. 2, 2021

Absolute worst Dr. we have seen. Has been my 2 little kid's and partner's Dr for 7 years now. She humiliates us to our face. Her staff are short and rude. She has 0 care for her patients. As soon as you arrive she wants you out of there asap. She has skipped important renewal date for vaccines, she has prescribed an antibiotic to my partner which she has a known severe allergy to . She doesn't communicate with pharmacists so that when you go to pick up your prescription nothing is there and you have to call the rude receptionist again to sort it out. CONSTANTLY. The only reason we are still with her is because it is quite hard to get in with other places. Better off to stick with the walk in clinic than to have her as your family doc. We will gladly trade with anyone who wants it.

Submitted Dec. 3, 2020

This doctor is absolutely terrible. They are incredibly apathetic and resemble a broken record. She will not listen to the patient and will insist you shush and go elsewhere. I was in severe neuropathic pain and she said I should simply go elsewhere or talk to my family doctor. I was only looking for some medical guidance to help alleviate the pain. She refused to do a physical examination. I've encountered nurses who are more knowledgeable and empathetic than Dr. Ul Haq.

Submitted Oct. 9, 2020

Worst doctor ever. If you want to see a doctor who doesn't care about you you should see her. Bad manners, totally unprofessional, rude. Her front office is same as her. Will never recommend to anyone.

Submitted Sept. 19, 2020

Rude as no bed side manner rude to my husband and rude to me she's nice to you if your her own kind

Submitted May 26, 2020

Very punctual. Very cooperative.softspoken.friendly..always welcome.

Submitted Jan. 19, 2020

Dr Ul Haq has been my doctor for years - she is personable and professional

Submitted Nov. 13, 2019

Dr. Ul haq is an amazing Dr. She takes great care of our family and we are grateful to have her as our Dr.

Submitted Oct. 11, 2019

Since relocating to this area and leaving behind a genuine proper doctor who did care and have knowledge for proper adequate health care I to am disappointed in this doctor. She does push medications except for strep infections which left untreated can result in rheumatic fever. Also she does threaten to discontinue ue being your dr if you don't take your prescriptions which when your pharmacy does fax or write her she does not respond so how are you to refill said prescriptions. That is true. So why threaten the clients with refusing to be their health care provider when it's not their fault. Yes she relocates her office alot.. as well. With the current health conditions for roger foley Sean tagger and two others being coerced into euthenasia it's on youtube the hospital staff coercing roger foley to go get euthenized I see Canada's socialistic health care declining. Is this the health care tommy Douglas foresaw for canadians as who can afford private health care when most manufacturing jobs are given to China. That leaves canadians with euthenasia instead of proper health care. Euthenasia is not health care. Not in a civilized country. It is simply assessing a humans worth as an economic unit not as a human. As for this dr I do not know her standing on topic of euthenasia I've never enquired. I have noticed Dr's in Canada's reluctance to write out antibiotic prescriptions it is taboo now to aid patients well being for cheaper option euthenasia. As we watch Americans loose their farms their homes etc for private health care. As the west slides in under 3rd world status yet still expected to support those 3rd world countries even China. I saw roger folleys video he wants assisted health care to live he does not want euthenasia this is unacceptable abuse to a fellow canadian. Unacceptable.we are all vulnerable to this declining health care.

Submitted Sept. 23, 2019

if I could give a 0 rating instead of 1 for the Dr. I would. She uses Dr. Google for some things, which I could do myself. She refused to treat my son's ears, so we took him to the walk in clinic down the road, and they did it. Also she is very much a seller of pharmaceuticals, tells me she refuses to treat me if I refuse her treatments. she wants me on insulin even though blood tests show I have way too much. and I went on a low carb diet that took away my high sugar and she still refused to treat me unless i took insulin. I have a disease that requires regular bone scans, but she has decided i don't. she refuses to send me to specialists for certain health problems. I brought my epileptic son who needs regular check ups due to the drugs he must take, and she does give blood test requisitions, but has never done a proper physical, nor has he had certain tests to because of long term side effects of his drugs.

I wish I could go to her partner Dr. Bell who is willing to consider alternative treatment and use drugs if needed.

Submitted July 5, 2019