I've gone to Dr. Hussain for years. He does not push surgery as a first option if he thinks a…read moreproblem can be solved with less invasive options. But if when that didn't work for my ankle problem, he did a great job with a surgery that fixed it for once and for all. The PT he works with also did a great job. Over the years since, I've gone off and on to get orthotics from him, and those solved foot and also knee problems. Very professional

Dr Hussain was super nice and competent. He quickly and painlessly did a minor surgery that…read moreresolved my problem. The office staff were equally smart. friendly and efficient. I'm a medical professional and recognize excellent care. I would highly recommend Dr Hussain and this practice.

As a follow-up, I am 18+ months out from surgery with Dr. Hussain to repair my Achilles tendon. We…read morehad gone the most conservative route to try to avoid it, but the decision was made just in time -- apparently he got to it just before the tendon was likely to have completely snapped. As it was, Dr. H performed the surgery on me as an outpatient at St. Francis in Evanston. (Full disclosure: when he came to see me before surgery, I was having a massive panic attack. The doctor was incredibly kind and gentle with me -- even when I relapsed a bit right before I went under... Thanks to him and the OR team for their understanding!) Throughout the whole process of planning, surgery, and recovery, Dr. Hussain and his staff at the Evanston office were truly supportive, organized, and so on top of everything. With a demanding, physically active job -- but a very limiting injury -- such a strong medical team stood out for me. This was a major contrast to a horrible experience I'd had with a well- regarded med/surg practice at a huge (Corporate) hospital system not long before my ankle injury. I have referred countless people to Dr. Hussain and will continue to do so (until he/his office tells me to stop, lol). I wish I had doctors and practices like this in every medical specialty.

I have been going to Dr. Hussain for years. My extended family sees him as well. I've never had a…read morenegative experience in his office. His staff is cheerful and patient, always helpful. I am always seen at my appointment time. I've gotten orthotics, had surgeries and been prescribed physical therapy. I actually look forward to seeing him since he's always so responsive and just a really nice person. He's a great DPM and I would recommend whole heartedly!

Great doctor. Been looking since forever for a truly competent foot doc and Dr. Roger's is it,…read morehands down

Staff is horrible. Front office unacceptable. Constantly canceling and rescheduling. I showed…read moretoday after moving appointment and doctor was not even in office. Staff never thought to call me (they only call to cancel or reschedule since the patient's time is not important). Avoid this place.

The first podiatrist I saw told me nothing was wrong with my foot. I went several more months in…read morepain before making an appointment with Northside center. The Dr. immediately noticed several issues that I had that would need surgery. The Dr. is very patient and explains everything in detail and will answer all of your questions. I would highly recommend him for foot surgery and care.

Dr. Kruse knows his stuff. He's very professional and you can tell he cares about his clients. He…read morewas able to give some solid recommendations on helping me with my overpronation and was clear about my options. He wasn't obligated to answer questions I had about my insurance but he did so anyway with pleasure. Thank you!

My physical therapist is capable and kind. The equipment is in good shape and there are enough to…read morego around. We have

I feel mislead and lied to. Healthcare desperately needs regulation and controls to provide…read moreconsumers visibility into the prices for healthcare services they hope to receive. I was not surprised when I looked under the hood to find ATI is private equity owned. The employees in Evanston are great, but when they tried to get visibility on how much visits would cost, it was an incredibly arduous process. When I finally received what I thought to be reasonable guidance, I proceeded but was told I wouldn't know for sure the exact bill until weeks later. When I saw my bill, the sticker shock was terrifying. Had I known what some sessions would cost, I certainly would not have been able to afford and would not have sought service here. Perhaps this dynamic was in play from the beginning and is why they don't make it easy to understand a general range of what service might cost. When I finally got on the phone with someone to discuss my bill, I was offered a 5% concession, then a 10% concession, then a 15% concession - rather than fixing my bill that was 200% higher than what I was led to believe. My heart breaks for others in similar situations and I hope healthcare gets the regulation and oversight it deserves to provide consumers with price visibility - especially for private equity owned businesses.