This man is not qualified to fill out an SAAQ fitness to drive evaluation, yet offers it as a service. He struggles to select the correct answer on simple yes or no questions.  He claims to not be trained for a section of the form, while the SAAQ states that no additional training is required and any doctor or specialized nurse practitioner can complete it.  This is one of those cases of the medical student graduating with the lowest grade being called “doctor”.  Avoid.

Best doctor ever. Never had a doctor care so much about 

He is an extremely kind and compassionate doctor. He took the time to explain my symptoms, as well as all the possible treatments and their pros and cons. An amazing guy!

I recently completed my undergraduate degree and it's safe to say that it absolutely wouldn't have been possible without Dr. Krajden's help and guidance. He has been seeing me since 2019, both as my GP and my therapist. Not only is he very knowledgeable but is an amazing patient advocate. I had frequent fainting spells for a few semesters leading up to graduation; I had numerous ER visits for it and the doctors were quite nonchalant regarding the whole situation. Dr. Krajden stayed on top of the matter and reached out to my referred specialist, and thankfully, I am currently undergoing diagnostic treatments. 

Unlike a couple of my previous therapists, Dr. Krajden never explicitly told me what I absolutely have to do. He was always very patient with me and guided me towards healthy resolutions. Over the course of 2 years, my term GPA went from 1.46 to 3.7 and it truly wouldn't have happened without his treatment and support. My mental and physical health has drastically improved which has in turn, significantly helped my daily functioning. I have been extremely fortunate to have found such a dedicated and caring physician during my undergrad!

He is young but he goes the extra mile. Caring, stayed late and called me to follow through with the tests I wanted 

Wish he was my regular doctor

I already paid for a formal diagnosis from a highly qualified specialist and simply needed a prescription from a GO for medication. First time ever meeting him, he attempts to diagnose me with a completely different condition based on a pithy questionnaire. He then proceeded to prescribe me medication that was not recommended by my specialist and I had to argue with and repeatedly question why he refused to respect the expertise of someone more qualified than he is on my condition. Eventually he conceded but purposely delayed increasing my dosage against the recommendation of my specialist. It wasn’t until I saw a new GP that I realized how abnormal and inappropriate his treatment of me was. A patient should not have to constantly debate their doctor to have their medical concerns be taken seriously.

I went to see Dr. Krajden for itchiness in my ears. He was interpersonally very awkward and proceeded to tell me that I had a "very bad" fungal and bacterial infection in both ears. He examined me for maybe 1 minute and took no time to answer any of my questions. He ushered me out into the hall before I had a chance to ask any questions and then prescribed me a medication that has been discontinued, as well as a sanitizing solution for my ears. I saw an ENT a couple days later who told me he saw no sign of any kind of infection, and that the sanitizing solution Dr. Krajden prescribed had actually made the irritation much worse. His lack of bedside manner is only dwarfed by his apparent lack of up to date medical knowledge/expertise, which is harmful to patients. 

He was 15 min late, but the main problem was that he was quite awkward and seemed confused in what he was doing and asking. He then only gave me a referral paper instead of doing a relatively simple testing. 

Great service. On time. More importantly, solid information and good questions to help make a proper diagnosis. I am back to healthy.