This was the worst medical experience i have ever experienced. I’m 24 and born and raised in Toronto and this guy was extremely rude. Did not care about the issues I was having. At the end, he said, he and Dr Beheshti don’t perform the surgery I need. I asked who I can go to (since he is in urology, it would be expected that he knows colleagues that would potentially do this), instead he tells me to go figure it out and ask my family doctor. If your doctor refers you to this guy, do NOT go here. You don’t want people like this handling your body.

Submitted Nov. 6, 2018

Never.. I MEAN NEVER ever trust this doctor with your health concerns. Very rude staff to begin with. It will all be worth mentioning to your family doctor to never be associated with them.

Submitted Feb. 5, 2018

I do NOT think this guy is a doctor at all!
I thank the people who have wrote in about these so called doctors because from now on when I need a specialist I will definitely be looking at the ratings before I see that doctor.
Our time is worth more then these so called doctors!
I'm still trying to get over my experience with this Doctor Who looked at my 14-year-old son that I don't even want to talk about.

Submitted Sept. 19, 2017

Dr.Shaikh was very rude, he rushed me out of his office without hearing anything I had to say. Made comments that were irrelevant and were very judgemental. He has no empathy and was a complete waste of my time.

Submitted Oct. 6, 2016

Dr. M.Shaikh saw my baby boy last week and he has no bed side manners. When I came into the room and asked him if he received the ultrasound report he immediately reacted saying you don't ask me questions I am the one who asks questions. He lacked empathy and handling my son in a rough manner.
I felt his lacked professionalism , bedside manners, didn't answer all my questions and lacks the basic aspects of human dealings like respect and dignity.

I will never go to him and I urge others not too. Patients have a choice and they shouldn't go to such doctors that lack basic bedside manners. He is putting a bad name on the profession.

Submitted Feb. 7, 2016

The staff were nice, however Dr. Shaikh was rude, made unnecessary comments and asked irrelevant questions. He does not listen and was a complete waste of my time. Would not recommend this doctor. Will let my family physician know not to refer to this so-called specialist.

Submitted Oct. 13, 2015

This doctor is completely unsympathetic when it comes to his patients. Right after my sister received surgery from him, he screamed at her for saying she was in pain. He proceeded to yell at her in front of everyone, made her cry, and then walked out. This man should be retired and learn some damn bedside manner. He's been working in the business long enough to know it.

Submitted Sept. 12, 2013

This Dr.Shaikh should not even be a Dr. He is horrible.I was born here in canada in 1955,and I have never been treated so disrepectful like that ever. He is so terrible, I think someone should be checking his paper work. Why does our country allow this to happen.

Submitted July 15, 2013

I would never go to this office and see this doctor ever again. This process can't be over fast enough. He is completely unprofessional. I called to ask a question because I was told one thing but the information booklet which I was given said something else he screamed at me and pretty much called me stupid. The whole office is garbage I went to sign a consent form and the staff never even showed up so I waited 45 minutes for nothing. I would never recommend this doctor. Not to mention that he is ancient and should be retired.

Submitted March 27, 2013

- Impatient doctor: could not wait for elderly patient to walk from lobby to assessment room without yelling out my grandfather's name multiple times from his office before the my grandfather appeared in his office. - Rude: this doctor did not wait for the entire history and concerns to be explained to him from my grandfather and myself, he put up his hand in a stop sign gesture to stop me from talking and expressing concerns when I tried elaborate on the history taking as my grandfather was unable to express all concerns due language barriers.This doctor may be knowledgable but he did not express any concern for the patient's well being nor did he properly explain the plan of care to myself or my grandfather during our visit. I would be concerned with a senior seeing this doctor in the future after seeing how my grandfather and I were treated during our first visit.

Submitted July 5, 2012