I have been seeing Dr Woo for over 20 years only when having trouble with my sugars - he listens to your problems and gives knowledgeable advice and has changed my insulin a couple times in the last 20 years which has made my diabetes easier to manage - my last eat change was October 2019 to Trisiba and I am very happy as I don’t have as many low sugars - he also gave me a trial Freestyle Libre Sensor which I love - I check my blood often at least 8 or more times - he understands being diabetic for over 49 years is not a easy life - I only wished I lived in Winnipeg so I could see him more often as my GP dosent understand being Diabetic is no easy life - I highly recommend Dr Vincent Woo and his staff are wonderful as well - I give a 5 star rating

Submitted Oct. 5, 2020

Dr. Woo is incredibly knowledgeable and always answers any questions I have - no matter how many. I was referred to him 3 years ago, and my life has changed because of his treatment plan and overseeing of my care. I would not trust another endocrinologist! Thank you, Dr. Woo and staff for saving my life!

Submitted Sept. 14, 2020

Extremely knowledgeable and listens to concerns and addresses issues. I feel I have excellent help taking my 48+ years of type 1 diabetes through the different stages of my life.

Submitted July 13, 2020

I am a healthy diabetic who has been a patient of Dr. Woo's for over 15 years. He gives good advice on the latest products available for diabetics.

Submitted Oct. 22, 2019

Does not listen and is dismissive, arrogant and does not bother to even listen. Only concerned about himself. Does not even care about his patient. Treated me horribly, and doesn’t understand that people are looking for care not derision. No people skills. Made me feel like having a medical issue was my fault and left feeling hopeless. My feeling was he doesn’t like people and is afraid of them for some reason. Maybe he should just do research on mice or something.

Submitted Oct. 14, 2019

I find he listens to my issues, explains things well and gives me details when I ask more questions. I am happy I get to be one of his patients. I know I am in good hands taking care of my diabetes.

Submitted June 7, 2019

My husband had an appointment with him, he seen him twice and both times the appointments were less than 5 mins and he has no time for my questions. Apparently he has all the answers but clearly he does not and my husband will not be going back to see him. Time to retire there old man and let the new and interested doctors move in!

Submitted March 12, 2019

I have been a patient of Dr.Woo's for about a year now. I was put on a prescription to handle my hyper-thyroid issues and over time I noticed that I was experiencing chest pains that were getting worse over time. As the pain started after starting the medication, I looked into side effects and sure enough chest/breast pain and joint pain was on the common side effects list. I have brought his up with Dr.Woo on two separate occassions, but every time he says automatically, 'It's not the medicine" and then just doesn't want to talk about it before leaving the room. So here I am half a year later living with daily chest pain and with no one willing to help me. I went to the hospital twice, but they just say make an appointment with your doctor without listening too.

Submitted Feb. 27, 2019

I was a patient of Dr. Woo's for almost 10 years. He is a very knowledgeable Dr.. but I think as years have gone on.. he is more interested in the research end of diabetes and very much dislikes the hands on with patients.

I would not recommend him as a primary endocrinologist.

Submitted Oct. 10, 2018

He is probably very knowledgeable but is very arrogant and lack people skills. I’ve seen him for abour 10 years now and he simply checks charts and blood work - no conversations about my health, etc. Production line. Receptionist is just as bad.

Submitted Oct. 4, 2018