Dr. Wendy Reimer

Dr. Reimer has been our family physician for many years. We are very happy with her service and the staff. We've had excellent care, friendly service and she is highly recommended.

Horrible doctor that if you need any more than some Advil and real professional help she will belittle you and make you feel stupid. Her staff are rude and argumentative. Wendy and her staff intimidate to put fear into people. This doctor does not care and shoud just quit while she is ahead and quit screwing peoples lives up.

Great doctor, helpful staff, will work hard to accodmate.

Dr. Reimer has been my family doctor for over a decade. She is a bright, compassionate and gifted professional. Her staff are wonderful and hard working. Lovely people doing a great job through challenging times.

Patronizing. She would rather have you go to ER and get covid from all the outbreaks happening at grand river hospital than diagnose your symptoms. Someone ought to revoke here licence...

Dr Reimer is a fantastic doctor, she has been my primary care doctor for many years (since around 2003!) and has been there and able to help with everything I have ever needed and doesn't hesitate to give a refferal for things she can't do. She is a very understanding and kind doctor, and really knows her stuff. She isn't quick to prescribe unneeded medications for a quick fix and tends to try natural alternatives first (weight loss etc) which in my opinion is good, as many doctors today are too quick to give prescriptions rather than take a step back at the root of issues and try healthier alternatives. She is a doctor who is respectful of all genders and sexualities, very LGBT+ friendly. Don't know where I would be without her.

We've seen Dr. Reimer since my first son was born and she is fantastic, the kids are very comfortable with her. She has always given us fantastic care.

Horrible doctor doesn’t care, clear she can’t wait to retire. Constantly fat shames and tells people all the need to do is lose weight. Care for your patients maybe once ?

Condescending and interrogating experience. Ends sentence with 'mmok?' as if time is being wasted and doesn't listen well to the patient. I will avoid her in the future.