Dr. John A. Warner

Excellent Urologist! He gave me clear advice about my options and choices and then executed promptly. He made me feel we were in control during my cancer journey, and I strongly believe the overall positive outcome had a lot to do with his skill and experience and the team at Burnaby Hospital.

Dr. Warner is a great person and a great doctor. Although he is very busy doctor but I never felt rushed when speaking with him. He explained my situation clearly and presented me with my options. He has great bedside manner and was able to alleviate lots of my fears (in a scary situation).He was able to schedule my surgery quickly and everything went very smoothly. All the hospital staff had glowing recommendations about Dr. Warner as well, so that was very encouraging.I would feel completely confident in recommend Dr. Warner to anyone. I feel lucky I got such a great doctor and surgeon.

Amazing Doctor, I was for vasectomy, I don't know why so many bad ratings, he is super Professional, fast, and Amazing person. Thank You Dr. John Warner and Thanks for the nurse too.With Respect for you and your work, Lucian.

In my opinion, Dr. Warner is an amazing doctor who really knows his stuff. I have chronic illness and I have seen a lot of doctors in my day. He got to the point and took care of business. I found him to be very knowledgeable and willing to answer any questions I had. On the day of my surgery, he came to talk to me before the procedure. I will recommend him to anyone I know who needs a Urologist. I also found his staff to be friendly and efficient. This is a very busy practice and I am impressed by how well it is run. All around, a very good experience.

Apparently my number was listed as a secondary contact for the person he was trying to reach and when I said I would give the work number of the person he wanted to reach, he got mad at me and became incredibly rude. We’ll be requesting a referral to another urologist who doesn’t have an anger management or patience problem. Don’t raise your voice at patients.

MOA was do rude! I rescheduled my medical test and I got a an issue of forgetting things and explained it to her , wish I got her name, and she just hung me up on the phone..I am an immigrant here in Canada and this is the worst treatment . So sorry to myself I moved here in this country where a person treated me this way…

Dr Warner is amazing. Very kind, efficient and friendly. Answers every question kindly.The issue with this office is the reception. Getting through to talk to anyone is next to impossible. Trying to make an appointment or get results back? ....good luck. Once reception finally answers after many, many, many calls, you're met with rudeness.Dr Warner= awesomeReception= needs adjustment

This type of doctors should be banned! I have waited 4 months for his appointment. 5 minute before appointment he called me its not necessary to do in person, looking at my 1.5 years ago test results. Still I went to his clinic saw him in person, all he tried to ignore me and didn’t listen what issues I had. I have constant pain on my prostate! According to him its normal and he can’t help and tried to do another appointment with different urologist! Its so easy to get cancer through this doctors. He is more butcher than a doctor!

So far, all my interactions with this office have been very unpleasant. There's a troubling hesitation to explain procedures to patients and no information is provided before the doctor makes a prognosis and suggests invasive surgery. When asked about potential risks and help with making a decision, he could not provide any information and was focused on getting his way. Then finally when he agreed to send me information, I didn't hear anything back for days and then got a call to confirm my email which still has not resulted in anything being sent to me.Talking to patients in a highly transactional way as if they're a product is not a good way to start the relationship of trust that a patient and doctor share, and especially not using terms like I might have to cut you up and take out the kidney". Using simple laypeople terms is one thing