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- Gender Male
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Practice in St Thomas, ON
- Practice name
- Address 114 Confederation Dr, Dr Collins Family health Practice, Unit 2, St Thomas ON N5P 3P4
- City St Thomas, ON
- Province Ontario
Practice in St Thomas, ON
- Practice name
- Address 19 Elgin St, Prime Point pain Clinic, St Thomas ON N5R 3L7, Canada
- City St Thomas, ON
- Province Ontario
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Robert Cline
• 13 February 2023I was diagnosed at the St Joseph’s university a well known pain specialist Dr. Morley Forester. I have C.R.P.S. COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME.This Mr Collins ebuj…has literally demolished my quality of living. It’s an every day struggle. Dr. Floyd was the best. I shouldn’t have to struggle every day. A doctor’s One of the tasks of modern medicine is to endeavor to ensure that patients’ quality of life is, at least, no worse when they leave our care than when they entered, and, at best, that it is better, according to recognized index quality indicators. To be sure, doctors who treat patients with life-threatening conditions focus quite rightly on instituting therapeutic measures to preserve life, and often they are not able to address the impact of medical care on quality of life (QOL) until after the life-saving intervention. Social factors (e.g., poverty, nutrition, housing, the support of others) significantly influence the way people live and how they derive pleasure and worth from their lives and, though they affect treatment, may ultimately be beyond the power of physicians to influence.
This observation should not imply that physicians have either an anodyne or a conscious disregard for the conditions of life that shape so much of a person’s experience and the pleasure derived from living. A perceived inability to influence what may appear to be intractable social ills outside of the clinic and beyond the scope of medicine is not a justification for failing to try. Bearing all of this mind, we can then ask whether physicians who work with the elderly have a responsibility to commit to safeguarding their patients’ quality of life, to the degree that doing so is physically or fiscally reasonable.
Newton
• 14 February 2023Never answers the phone doesn’t care about his patience let alone take care of them. If that ain’t negligence I don’t know what it is especially with the issues we have with medical Care these days. This man is my doctor as we speak but won’t be for long if I can help it I don’t trust him I think he’s in it for the money I don’t even think he’s a doctor I think he just knows people. Or like they say it’s not what you know it’s who you know. I would give a rating of zero out of five that would be zero Stars do not recommend this gentleman whatsoever if you care anything about your health or your quality of living I’d find another doctor.