I only met the Dr. one time and he was very pleasant to talk to. He went above and beyond to ensure I got additional opinions on allergies to specific chemicals, be also referring me to other our of city Dr's. Most Dr's would throw and fit and feel offended, but he also wanted to give me an assurance that I was fine Many people go off of unrealistic expectations, so I am not fazed by other's opinions on this feed. I would still recommend him.

I felt better after treatment with doctor. Thank you

I'm very happy with my experience with Dr Dahche and his staff.

Haven't had an on-time appointment yet, and the front staff/reception interactions I had leave a lot to be desired. Prescribed new anti-histamines each time I've gone although it's not been clear if the prior ones weren't working... leaves me confused.

He is rude and not impatient to his patients. You don't feel like you are leaving with a good diagnosis.

Dr Dahche is rude and does not treat his patients with respect. He got impatient when I asked him more questions about my allergies. Definitely not a pleasant experience with this one.

This doctor is socially awkward and not good with kids. His appointments are very scattered and unorganized and you don't feel like you are leaving with a good diagnosis. Why you need to get a referral from your GP every year once you are a patient of his is beyond me and a big waste of everyone's time. Good excuse to be referred to someone else!

This review is about Dr. Dahche's practice and his front office staff, as opposed to his ability to treat, which I am not making a comment on. My wife is a Type 1 Diabetic and her disability often throws us curve balls in life. It takes a toll. Today, she was stricken with a blinding migraine headache, complete with bouts of uncontrollable vomiting. She has not been able to leave the bed. I was forced to call and cancel/ reschedule the appointment and Dr. Dahche's staff said my wife would need a doctor's note. Otherwise we would be charged $50 for a same day cancellation. I said my wife could not leave the bed to make a call to cancel the appointment (let alone go somewhere to run a fool's errand [left the last part out]). So here is my comment, in a day where Doctors are complaining that sick notes create a burden on medical system and staff, you have here a person who structurally sets up their practice to double down on this sub-optimal behaviour. They require this waste in order to pad their income at every last opportunity. They would no doubt protest that the practice of fining patients for undocumented illnesses is necessary to avoid unnecessary cancellations, in exactly the same vein that as employers who make excuses about lost productivity. In the end, everyone loses because of practices like those employed at Dr. Dahche's office. So my wife loses a day of work, my kids lose out on a day of mom, we have to reschedule the appointment, and we get to pay $50 on top of all of our insane medical expenses (can you believe CHEO health insurance doesn't cover Diabetic pump and CGM?)

Excellent Doctor. Friendly and knowledgeable. He took his time explaining everything. Had an appointment within a day. Would recommend to others.

Pleasent experience with a super pleasent Doctor. He was very personable and friendly.