A good man. Maybe I'm biased but he knows his business

Submitted March 12, 2019

Looking to get in touch with Dr Noble but can't he's no longer working out if the Oshawa clinic. Anyone have any ideas of how to go about this?

Submitted May 27, 2016

Dr Noble cared for my parents for 40 years. Yes, there is often a long wait, but always worth it. He is thoughtful, kind, knowledgeable, supportive, respectful and always looks at the big picture of the patient's life. We all love him and are grateful for the care he has given my parents for so many years. We also have had nothing but good experiences with Lori--what's going on with some of these other comments?

Submitted July 12, 2015

Seriously who can cut this man up. He is very kind to everyone. he is beyond knowledable. He gives everyone all the time they need. we all know we will be waiting longer then most but it is worth it. Dont ever change Dr. Noble. For those that bad mouth Lori you obviously dont know her

Submitted May 21, 2015

I have been a patient all of my life. He is an excellent dr. Yes sometimes the wait is long however he is worth it. When you are in the room with him he does not rush you and he will address all of your concerns as well as overall health. Also the comments below about Lori are just unfounded. She is always pleasant!

Submitted March 21, 2015

In my opinion, the secretary's behavior reflects the doctor's mentality. When, for my very first appointment, I saw the secretary barking at me before I even opened the mouth, I turned around and walked away while she was barking once again. I knew enough about Dr Noble. Poor woman! I pity her.

Submitted Feb. 6, 2015

His receptionist is absolutely miserable and a horrible person to deal with. Appointments are booked AT LEAST 2 months in advance -- thats if you can get an appointment, snotty receptionist condescendingly instructs you not to leave a message and to call back later after nEVER answering the phone. They are NEVER running on time and you have to wait hours. HAVE SOME RESPECT FOR OTHER PEOPLES TIME!

Submitted Nov. 16, 2010

I had to get a new family Dr. when mine retired. Dr. N was my husbands Dr. so he took me on also. I thught he was quite nice..but a little quirky. Many times it seemed he was asking me what it was he thought he should do for, what kind of test I needed and so forth. Like a rating I already read here, I also felt very confused and when leaving the appointment. Besides waiting forever and a day when you've made an appontment three months ahead of time, I am so extremely disappointed that he has seemed to lose his care in humanity...or at least any concern about me. I stopped seeing him for a few years and went to Urgent Care instead when needed. I thought maybe I'd try seeing him again. Maybe things would be different this time. Things were different. He cares ven less. I have been suffering with extreme anxiety and panic disorder along with depression. He seems to tal like I can just give my head a shake and I'll be all better. Sooo disappointed.

Submitted Nov. 8, 2010

I have been a pt for 27 years and I am currently looking for a new DR after dealing with his miserable receptionist. Its a 2 month wait ALWAYS, and when you do get a apt its a 2-3 hour wait MIN, for a 5 min apt where he doesnt give a**** about your condition and just refers you to someone who knows what they are doing. He is a very nice man, but has way too much on the go and way to many pts. He is still accepting pts, I guess 3000 is not enough income. Also his receptionst Lori is not very pleasant and doesnt answer the phone 99% of the time.

Submitted March 14, 2010

Two hour wait times are very common, need to book an appointment prepare to wait three months, not very concerned for following up with you on test results.

Submitted July 17, 2009