Neurology Office and EMG Clinic - Dr. Chaman Preet Chahal, Dr. Harina Chahal and Dr. Myles Horton

My brother’s been a patient with Dr. C. Preet Chahal. He’s an absolutely amazing doctor. In addition, I’ve never met some so humble and kind in my entire life. Speaking of his expertise, he knows exactly what he’s doing and also gets to the root of the situation. Our family is blessed that we had him as our doctor.

Reading previous reviews, I came into the clinic with low expectations. I was wrong. Dr. Preet and all the staff were friendly, courteous and most importantly... Professional. This was the best visit to a doctor, dealing with very tough conditions... And they did so amazingly. I highly recommend these doctors and would vouch for them any time of day.Thank you all!

Visited Preet at in office appointment. Had the Best office appointment ever. Personable, thorough, informative and great guy, learned a great deal, he spent time explaining and provided options.

We had a phone appointment with Dr. Horton on Sept 24 at 9AM. He didn't call, and his office didn't answer the phone. I left a voice mail which wasn't returned. Today (Oct. 1), we came home to find a voicemail from Dr. Horton, who had phoned today instead. We weren't expecting a call today. He said in his message that we can arrange another appointment by phone, but we can still not reach anyone at his office. It's so disappointing, because pre-COVID we saw Dr. Horton several times and he was very sympathetic and informative. When my husband needed his prescription renewed the last time, the pharmacist finally reached someone by phone, but said they were very rude to her and that Dr. Horton was unavailable. I don't know how to solve this situation. :-(

Not a very good experience. He is a great listener but that's all about it. Looked little rude to me and felt like i shouldn't have been there or wasting his precious 8 to 10 minutes when in fact it took me 2 to 3 hours to go to his office and same time coming back home. Going through a lot of issues but didn't find him very helpful or concerned or show any passion or any kind of hope for me to get better. If doctors are like that these days then where would you go for help.

I went to the emergency on the advice of my GP who though I was havigna TIA. Transient Ischemic Stroke. I could not see out of my left eye and suffered from a massive headache. Having arrive at Royal Columbian Hospital, I was referred to the Stroke Clinic and and Dr. Horton who called me the next day. I found him irritable and impatient but still took a history and ordered a brain scan. Yet, even though the brain scan showed multiple lesions, his office gave me an appointment for three months later and a medication that not only did not cure my headaches. I left a message with his MOA that the medication was not working but he did not bother to call back or make any adjustments. Not only that, I did not sleep for three weeks straight not realizing that was the insane side effect of the medication i was given. Multiple messages were left for Dr. Horton via his MOA. She called back to say; just take your med and he will speak to you at the time of your appointment. Yes, the med that was not working.Finally the day comes and without asking me how I was doing or going through the results of the scan; he starts to tell me that he is upping the dose of the medication. The very medication that was not working. When I interrupted to tell him about it. His response was.. LET ME FINISH". Can you imagine? having been in pain for months. Having hardly slept for months; having waited to speak to your specialist not even getting a chance to speak...Then he accused me of not getting a word in edgwise. He said having lesions in the brain is normal; one every 10 years. and Well I am not 150 years old. when asked him to investigate my headaches. He said there is no point. Well

Dr. Preet Chahal has been my neurologist for almost 5 yrs. and I’m so happy with his care. He doesn’t have clocks on the walls in the exam rooms. His philosophy is that only you have his complete attention when he is with you. He’s not looking at his watch, which he doesn’t wear, to check when the next patient is waiting. He really checks everything so he can make a correct diagnosis and if he is stumped, he admits it and will send you to another doctor for help. I believe that I’m privileged to have Dr. Chahal looking after me. HF

I had an appointment in JUNE 2022 , nearly a year ago, and also a phone consult in OCTOBER 2022 and to date, my doctor has still not received any report. It is impossible to speak to anyone in the office as the phones are never answered and you are not allowed to leave more than 1 voicemail message ! I cannot understand how a neurology office simply does not send a report to the doctors, what is the point of seeing a patient when nothing is ever followed up. This is so frustrating.

My girlfriend has been waiting months for the doctor to fill out paperwork and when he finally did it was contrary to everything he promised to take care of. We are both extremely frustrated with the complete and utter lack of care. Watching someone you love go through pain every day and then have doctors ignore their needs is a complete failure of care. You should all be ashamed of yourselves.

I went to Royal Columbia Hospital on December 23 2022 for an EMG on my right hand. Still, to date (today is Jan 25 2023 my doctor never received a report from this office. I never received a phone call either from Dr Chahal's office. I left a voice message last week that was never responded to and no one ever actually answers the phone. It goes to voice mail. My doctor advised me that they did not even know that I had even gone for the EMG at Royal Columbia. The hospital initiated the phone call to me to advise when my appointment was scheduled for. Not sure what kind of Mickey Mouse operation this is, but I am not impressed.Get it together Dr Chalal - both of you! Seriously this is unacceptable.