Dr. Kenworthy has always provided the care and attention I required and provided needed inspiration for my weight loss. I will truly miss him when he retires.

Submitted Jan. 30, 2018

Fabulous :) He always goes above and beyond.
Thank you

Submitted Oct. 7, 2017

Dr. Kenworthy is very aloof and unwilling to listen. If you question any of his advice, he gets very annoyed, abrupt and rude. I will definitely look for another doctor. He has misdiagnosed my family on several occasions!

Submitted July 12, 2017

Dr. Kenworthy is very a nice person but as a doctor he is quite passive. He will be (usually) happy to give you a referral if you ask and if he agrees with your opinion. It helps if you already know what your problem is and have practically diagnosed yourself. This is not what I need in my family physician.

Submitted Nov. 19, 2015

Dr. Kenworthy is certainly a nice man and readily tries to listen to his clients. I went to him for years. I am not a hypochondriac and would typically visit him once a year. Each year I would ask him about a condition that seemed to be consistently bothering me and consistently getting worse. Each year I left feeling that it was being sluffed off and that "it was all in my mind.". Eventually after a number of years of bring it up, I concluded that the condition was hindering my day to day routine and had had enough. I finally angrily (which is out of character for me) had to demand specialist tests. The tests came back cancer. I quit going to him that day.

Submitted Feb. 13, 2015

Dr. Kenworthy has been my GP for 35 years. I had to change GP's because I moved.....but I think he was a great Doctor. He always had time for me, and was great at helping me with a WSIB issue. If you needed something.....all you had to do was ask and he would take care of it! I miss his office.....it's hard to get used to a new Doctor....

Submitted Jan. 20, 2014

I'm beginning to wonder which country I live in, there is a serious Dr shortage and yet DR's like Kenworthy can pick and choose which patients he wants to keep based on how many times a year you go for visits. I was a patient of his for 15 years and just recently he told me he would no longer be accepted as a patient there. I personly think it was out of spit on his part because I removed my daughter from his care. Personally I am glad we no longer see him, I found him to be arrogant and dismissive. P.S find another Dr unless he can make lots of money off of your visits or he will dump you as a patient as well

Submitted April 3, 2013

Yeaars ago went to this doc w severe back pain after a car accident...no matter what i did i had unbearable pain. This ddoc tld me i was depressed! Went for years w/o seeing a doc b/c of him! Ends up- I had a massive tumor. The fact that i was in a car accident just exaccerbated the tumor...lesson here...get another opinion....when doc's don't have the answers and call it depression....it does mean they know what they are talking about. I paid for this 'opinion' w/ a poor quality of life for years. Now I'm pain free, happy and productive.

Submitted Jan. 1, 2012

he has been my family dr for years and is always amazing to me and my family nothing but great things to say about him

Submitted March 29, 2011

seems to make an effort to find answers if he is not sure at time of appointment

Submitted Sept. 9, 2010