Dr. Preeti Jain - Toronto

Dr. Jain is over rated and her patients (our baby) are treated like cattle, in and out. She does not offer any advice or personal care. You will have to have a list of questions to ask and literally block the door as another poster mentioned. Her clinic is about getting as many patients as possible. Also, she does not review the records of our baby and assumes things that aren't accurate. Find another pediatrician!

I have to disagree with the one other comment. Though she is pleasant and is knowledgable, she rushes through our appointments and other clients said the same. She is in & out of the clinic room in 5 minutes or less; yet you can wait up to 30 minutes past your appointment time to see her. My husband had to block the door on more than one ocassion to get her to answer our questions. I checked out what she charges OHIP for our visits and it is misleading. We finally left her when another child doctor was available. Be VERY careful when choosing your child's doctor.

Dr. Jain has been a practicing pediatrician for many years, in addition to working at SickKids hospital and having 4 children of her own. She's a very nice woman and I feel confident not only in her abilities, but like her way with children. She's great with answering questions and I do not feel rushed during our appointments.

The only thing I don't care for is the location of her office. It's at Bloor/Christie Pits area and it's a little bit rougher of a neighborhood than I care for. Also the entrance to the building is quite small and difficult to maneuver a stroller through. There is no handicap button to open the doors. I get my stroller stuck every time.

Despite my reservations about the location, her office itself is clean and bright. There are a lot of signs at reception about being patient with long wait times, etc but I have never had a long wait so far.

The only reason I'm giving "service" 4 stars instead of 5 is because her office policy is that you can't call in with questions/concerns. You either have to make an appointment or call Telehealth. I understand the reasons why (she is extremely busy), but it is inconvenient as a new parent to not have that option.