I've seen a variety of doctors here, my primary being Dr. Russel Blankenburg who has also been the…read morephysician for my Stepmom and Grandma. The appointments are on time, the staff are friendly, and the facility is always clean! There is a Lab/X-ray center on the same floor (it shares a waiting room) which is extremely convenient if your doctor orders any tests. There has only been one occasion I had to go to a separate facility, but that was for a unique blood test. An advantage to the Wheaton system is they offer online scheduling, emailing with your doctor, prescription refill request, etc. through a program called "MyChart". I work weird hours, so this has been especially helpful for managing things I don't have time for during regular business hours. Also, I've been able to get results faster on my own without having to come to the office.

Emily Ghanem, APNP went above and beyond at my last appointment. She has a wonderful bedside manner…read moreand truly cares about her patients. She certainly is one-of-a-kind in the best possible way!

Another excellent Froedtert clinic location. I've never had…read morea long wait here for a doctor. The staff are always friendly and efficient. The space is clean and well maintained, if not as new or fancy as some locations. There is ample lot parking available. The doctors I've seen here have been excellent and really invested in solving medical issues. A lot of the ob/gyn staff is headquartered here.

Awesome staff and very convenient locattion. Except Dr Pryba.. He's a conman, just see anyone…read moreelse.. The rest are awesome!

The good: amazing, awesome, and simply sensational service. This doctor was able to pinpoint my…read moremigraine issues within an hour of seeing me when no other doctor in the area was able to do so. Went through medication options, took the time to talk things through, discussed which medications could/would have an impact on career/relationships/health, etc. It is no wonder she's a specialist in her field. Not only would I recommend her again, I would fly across the nation to get to her if needed. The bad: kind of tough to find the office, and they will only accept payment up front, so plan on having that ready before even considering making an appointment (or, if you have awesome insurance, you lucky dog you). The ugly: try getting out of the parking lot without cursing, I dare you!

The first few times I saw her, I was really impressed. She was very kind and came up with great…read moresolutions. Last few times- not so much. Medications I was on (from another dr) had not been documented and there was no record of me meeting with her assistant. I'm more upset that one of the last visits I had there was time spent investigating their records for proof of the visit with the assistant. Not much time was spent on discussing my migraines. I felt silly because I very clearly remembered what happened and they kept insisting that I was wrong. It could have been handled a lot differently, in my opinion.

I've been coming here for several years now and I've watched it grow from a neighborhood clinic to…read morea large health center that does just about everything you might need (medically) except emergency and surgery. Recently, the center underwent (yet another) extensive remodeling. It's switched from the old style, down the corridor to an exam room floor plan to a centralized layout. Patient confidentiality is a priority here. Unlike the old days, you will not (typically) encounter other patients or staff unless you both happen to be on the move to or from the lobby. The new design is part of the Patient-Centered Medical Home Program where we (patients) can establish a long-term relationship with a practitioner and a team of medical professionals who actually try to get to know us. The staff here is professional but outgoing and friendly. They are all top-notch pros at what they do. From the receptionists to the lab to x-ray to doctors, this is an impressive operation. The lobby is huge, with comfortable furniture for all ages including high chairs for folks with mobility issues and a special alcove with juvenile tables and chairs for the little folks along with activities to keep them occupied. There is a television (usually on the home improvement channel) and periodicals that are actually current and of popular interest! Chances are pretty good you won't be in there very long, either. Froedtert has an impressive computer network. Rows and rows of lateral file cabinets and thousands of manila folders? All gone! Terminals everywhere bring up your record instantly to whoever is providing services. Hang nails to hearts, infants to old farts like me, this clinic does it all and does it very well. Besides all that, they put up with me. ;)

Found out son had a cyst in his head that was altering the overall structure as well as…read moredisplacement of a major artery. Went to see Dr. Reichert as a second opinion due to his ratings. After waiting an hour past our appointment time, he spent approximately 5 minutes (NOT kidding) with us. He came in the room, said "any headaches" (to which my son responded "yes"), with Dr. Reichert's response of "I'm not doing surgery because you don't need it." Didn't bring up his MRI results or discuss them, didn't talk about any of his structural abnormalities, didn't ask "how are you," didn't listen to any concerns, didn't ask if we had questions, kept tapping on the exam table - slouched and leaning back in the office chair - completely unprofessional, cocky, disrespectful, NO bedside manners, treated us like we didn't know anything (I myself have a medical degree as an NP), didn't even assess my son(!), opened the door, and walked us out of the room. I would NEVER recommend this provider to absolutely anyone. I have no idea who would rate him so highly, but I really hope that you look to other providers to have an understanding of what one would be like if they had their patient as the focus of attention, during an office visit that I am paying for, related to a pretty significant issue.

Not what I expected. Exceeded my expectation…read more I had to complete and bring some paperwork (medical history, etc.) and a CD with two CT scans. I thought it better to submit them prior to the app't so the Dr. might have a chance to review BEFORE my visit. How could he go through all that and the scans during the app't, which I expected to be 15-20 minutes? The doctor saw me within 10-15 minutes of my appointment time and spent over 45 minutes speaking (and listening) to me, doing a brief physical exam, and then reviewing, in detail, the CT scans of my cervical and lumbar regions. He didn't review the scan in advance. He spent the time to review them with me. I was not there to proceed with any particular action or surgery. I was there to CONSULT and strategize whether to take action now (I'm 67), or wait some years, maybe 10 or whatever, to live with my ongoing condition/s (I've had a discectomy and fusion already) and take action at some later date. Dr. King understood all that, and considering the complete Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD) I have, he recommended we take a wait and see approach on the surgery. He did refer me to Dr. Doniparthi in the Pain Management clinic to again CONSULT the possibility of an injection or trigger point therapy. (I have seen her more than once before and had injections before). I did follow up with her the very next day and her assessment was basically the same - no assurance that any injection would help... might help, might not. So... wait and see as long as I could continue to function as is. I was very pleased that I was listened to, that a conservative approach was considered and taken, and will return to Dr. King, if and when, I deteriorate to needing some intervention.

My first mammogram went so much better than expected! I was early for my appointment and they took…read moreme early. I wish I could remember the name of the woman who worked with me, it was either Jodi or Audra. I know very different names from one another but it is was stuck in my mind. She guided me through what to expect, updated my family history and file. She was so descriptive throughout the whole exam of what was happening. She made all my nervousness go away and I was as comfortable as one can be during this kind of exam. She let me know to tell her if I experienced any pain. No pain, just some discomfort but nothing unbearable.

I have been coming to this women's pavilion probably for 25 years. My OB/GYN was here, and this is…read morewhere I get my yearly mammograms done. I would never go anywhere else for my mammograms. The women who take care of you the technicians, are so kind and wonderful. And the room is not stark. The lighting is low and you feel very comfortable. And now they have 3-D machines in every room. I cannot say enough about the women's pavilion. I will continue to go here for my care.

Dr. Tucker has been my primary care physician for 9 years. I had gone to him for pains in my back…read morethat I knew weren't muscular, and he ran a battalion of tests (his motto is "I've never been sued for running too many tests") and found what a doctor I'd seen the day before had missed - "the most bacteria he'd ever seen" in my kidneys. He is very kind, very thorough and has even offered to call my mom to discuss diagnoses so that I didn't have to do it (I'm in my 30's). :) Hi nurse, Patty, is amazing as well. They both remember things you've mentioned in past visits, and are so friendly. I always feel very comfortable there.

Over the years, we have had good experiences with various physicians (primary care internists and…read morespecialists) and their staffs.

I've been seeing Dr. Oosterbaan for a few years and after my last visit I'll never return. Over the…read morelast two years, my weight gain has been a huge pain point for me. Last year, when Dr. Oosterbaan brought it up during my annual appt, she was fairly understanding and made some good recommendations. Fast forward to this year and my weight came up again and she basically encouraged me to develop an eating disorder if I wanted to lose weight... She suggested I skip breakfast, eat three hard boiled eggs for lunch, and have plain grilled chicken on top of a bed of plain lettuce for dinner. And if I wanted a snack at all during the day to have a cheese stick. She also said that peanut butter and nuts are too caloric, and that I should never eat those. And forget about carbs! She said pasta and bread are a huge no no (even in moderation) and that she never eats carbs. What was I supposed to say? Congratulations on depriving yourself of tasty foods? She was also super abrasive and rude when she said she wouldn't write me a prescription for Ozempic (which, I never asked for one and wasn't planning on asking for it!) She brought it up on her own. I've never left an appointment feeling so horrible about myself, but there's a first time for everything and thanks to Dr. Oosterbaan, that's exactly how I felt. If this is how she treats someone who isn't considered "overweight", I'm scared to imagine how she treats someone who is. Two and a half weeks later and I'm still disgusted by this conversation. I'll find someone else who treats their patients with respect and understanding, which you won't get with her.