Samar Nahas, MD, MPH, FRCSC, FACOG

"Loved Dr. Nashas and the whole staff. Really acted like I was a person which is so unusual these days. Doctors usually barely have 5 minutes. Dr,.Nahas maybe very busy but she has a qualifies polite , friendly, caring staff that actually can be nice, have a sense of humor and treat you like you matter. I can’t say enough good things."

"It is unprofessional for a doctor or any healthcare professional to be anti-Semitic or express any form of discrimination or hate speech for several reasons: 1. Medical ethics: Doctors are bound by a code of ethics that requires them to provide equal and unbiased care to all patients, regardless of their race, religion, or any other personal characteristic. Discrimination based on religious or ethnic backgrounds violates these ethical principles. 2. Patient trust: Trust is a crucial component of the doctor-patient relationship. Patients should feel confident that their healthcare provider will treat them with respect, dignity, and professionalism. Expressing anti-Semitic views undermines trust and may lead to a breakdown in communication and the quality of care provided. 3. Patient well-being: Discrimination and prejudice can have a negative impact on patient well-being. Patients who experience discrimination may be less likely to seek medical care, disclose important information, or follow treatment plans. This can lead to worsened health outcomes and a diminished quality of care. 4. Legal and regulatory implications: In many jurisdictions, laws and regulations prohibit discrimination based on religious or ethnic backgrounds. Doctors who engage in discriminatory behavior, including expressing anti-Semitic views, may face legal consequences and professional disciplinary actions. 5. Professional reputation: Healthcare professionals are expected to maintain a high standard of professionalism and integrity. Engaging in hate speech or discrimination can tarnish a doctor's reputation, not only among patients but also within the medical community. It can impact their career prospects and relationships with colleagues. Overall, being anti-Semitic or expressing hate crimes as a doctor is fundamentally incompatible with the principles of medicine, patient care, and professional conduct. Healthcare professionals have a responsibility to provide equitable care and foster an inclusive environment for all patients."

"I am not writing as a patient of this 'doctor', but I'm happy I will never be one. If you care about the integrity of the doctor you're seeing, stay away. This person's moral compass is broken. An OBG who can support a terror organization, which mercilessly murdered babies, should be unequivocally be stripped off her license. Please do not support her business."

"All the staff is very friendly. Dr. Nahas and her assistants give you confidence that they know what they’re doing and are concerned with your welfare. They sometimes run late but what doctor doesn’t."

"From the moment I walked in the door I felt comfortable, welcome and relaxed that I was in the right place with the right people. NP Nicole and Dr Nahas were personable, respectful and informative. They put me at ease. I am impressed with the office staff efficiency especially Espie! Thank you for making me feel important! This doesn't happen enough these days! Thank you!!! Thank you!!"