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Paul Walsh, NL, A0A
Fantastic Doctor. Smart. Knows his patients. Keeps educating himself on current information. Excellent on a clinical diagnosis. Superb Second to None GP.
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Paul Chochinov, Plessis Rd
Excellent Dr. Very Smart and caring ! Been going to him 30 years ! I have a very serious back injury which he’s has helped me very much in treating the pain. He even will call to see how I am at certain time ex.after back surgery that was not successful! With my severe back pain he has done what ever he can to help me decrease the pain . I truly believe he is an excellent physician ‼️ He cares about his patients welfare.
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Salem alewan, 41 Ramsey lake road, Sudbury, Ontario
My wife rented her home to Dr. Salem Alewan for several years. This review isn’t about his medical care—but integrity matters beyond the clinic. He pressured her into applying the damage deposit to unpaid rent without agreement, leaving no funds to repair damages he left behind. He made unauthorized repairs, then charged her $400 for an oven knob and $500 for a pantry door, deducting $100/month from rent on his own. Despite an agreement allowing him to use our furniture for reduced rent, he later tried to charge extra for the space it occupied. He also offered to remove trash as a favor, then tried to withhold our BBQ unless paid. He left the home damaged and ignored all attempts to resolve the matter, despite full documentation. This pattern of exploitative behavior—especially toward a single mother—was deeply disappointing. A formal complaint has been filed with the College of Physicians. Future landlords and patients should be aware.
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Salem alewan, 41 Ramsey lake road, Sudbury, Ontario
My wife rented her home to Dr. Salem Alewan for several years. This review isn’t about his medical care—but integrity matters beyond the clinic. He pressured her into applying the damage deposit to unpaid rent without agreement, leaving no funds to repair damages he left behind. He made unauthorized repairs, then charged her $400 for an oven knob and $500 for a pantry door, deducting $100/month from rent on his own. Despite an agreement allowing him to use our furniture for reduced rent, he later tried to charge extra for the space it occupied. He also offered to remove trash as a favor, then tried to withhold our BBQ unless paid. He left the home damaged and ignored all attempts to resolve the matter, despite full documentation. This pattern of exploitative behavior—especially toward a single mother—was deeply disappointing. A formal complaint has been filed with the College of Physicians of Alberta. Future landlords and patients should be aware.
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