Absolutely Terrible Doctor that has been paying to get all his recent bad reviews erased from ratemds. Many more bad reviews to come for this incompetent doctor.

Submitted March 21, 2024

Doesn't follow standard of practise as outlined by college of physicians and surgeons.

Submitted Oct. 6, 2017

One of the best doctors I've every encountered.
Sengar really takes the time to listen to the needs of his patients.
He's definitely a rarity !

Submitted Aug. 26, 2017

The man is clever and competent, but he's lazy and not attuned as a family physician. His inability or refusal to actually sit and read my chart (fell from 4th floor, everything's broken) may have cost me my left kidney and damaged my liver. He's more "no-practice" than "malpractice". Sengar made me hate Canada.

Submitted Feb. 14, 2017

My wife fell years ago and has had severe leg and hip pains ever since. Sengar told her it was permanent nerve damage by just looking at her. No X-rays, no M.R.I. Nothing. . An recent M.R.I. of her left hip showed considerable tendon taring. Nerve damage was not mentioned at all. What a misdiagnosis. Will never go back to the clinic he runs.

Submitted Nov. 4, 2016

Didn't read patient records or review history. Disappointing, since a through intake is one of the services that is advertised at his private clinic.

Submitted Oct. 12, 2016

Dr. Sarit has been my GP for the past 3 years and I think he is fabulous. Very practical and caring. Highly recommend him.

Submitted June 8, 2015

Can't say I understand why there are so many negative comments about Doctor Sengar , however he has been my doctor since summer 2014 and as a patient with many health problems Doctor. S truly takes the time to listen and get to the bottom of my many conditions. Since Doctor. S has taken on my care my health has gone from very poor to manageable. Thanks to DR S and his staff I am living again!

Submitted March 17, 2015

Dr. Sengar is an amazing Dr. He's serious but curious. Chats before talking shop. I have suffered from a condition for decades, he suggested a drug, and I have been free of all symptoms since. He's a great guy, I have never been upset after an appointment with Dr. Sengar. His staff is beyond fabulous. Never felt rushed. I have multiple overlapping health issues and he addresses them all. He makes seeing your Dr. A delight. For this Kind if care I am happy to go private. How can a public physician with 10 min. 1 complaint appts. Possibly help me.

Submitted June 14, 2014

The choice to see Dr Sengar was a poor one. I came to his office at a time when I was physically unwell and unable to continue working in my field. My hopes for any productive resolution to my symptoms were dashed early on when he immediately became fixated on trying to ply me with antidepressants, in spite of the insistance and that of my partner that it was both unhelpful and irrelevant to my physical problems. Which at the time were perpetual dehydration, eye pain, reynauds type symptoms (as defined by a more useful dr later), doubling stomach and intestinal pain, dizziness, and muscle pain and fatigue. His secretarial staff cycled regularly and would lose, or not be aware of changes in my patient information. I later found out that I have some severe nutritional deficiencies, likely due to my stomach/intestinal problems that he completely ignored. I regret to say my interactions with him were most certainly not worth the money paid.

Submitted July 30, 2013