Robbins Steven e Dr, Montréal, QC

My father presented with neurological symptoms and the doctor referred him to an inner ear specialist, the appointment five months later. The symptoms being bad enough for my father to lose balance and fall several times a day and when he told the doctor about this, the doctor said not to worry. When admitted to the hospital, the chief neurosurgeon admitted my father in the neurology ICU as he had two hemotomas and a massive brain bleed. This doctor would be better served to be a naturopath than to be a doctor. He doesn’t listen to his patients and would rather give a holistic approach to medicine at the risk of the patients lives. No. Thank. You. He needs to revise critical patient care procedures, if he doesn’t feel comfortable referring to specialists, don’t turn to quackery. If you care about your health, do not make him the primary care physician.