Dr. Bontu is a wonderful Doctor. She listens to you and gives you the information you need. She…read moreis very through. Dr. Bontu is the only Doctor that listened to me and found out why I had such pain in my leg and back. I suffered for years until I finally found Dr. Bontu. I moved to California in 2004 and have not found a Doctor of her caliber yet. If she would move her practice out to Lincoln California; I would be the first one to make an appointment.

Dr vosicky is the finest doctor in dupage and cook county. I am a nurse so I know. He if family…read morepractice and there arn,t many of them around any more. Besides being great at what he does, he is warm and personable, carrying about you as a person , not just another patient.

Dr. Vosicky is one of the best primary physicians I had been to. He is so good of a doctor that…read morewhen he opened his open practice and left DuPage Medical, I went with him. He listens to his patients and I never feel rushed. He also tries to help you by advocating lifestyle choices - like good nutrition, instead of just prescribing medications (unless it is absolutely necessary of course). His staff is also very good, and they are always willing to help you final cost effective alternative means to get your blood drawn. In my case, I had wanted to use an outside lab (not affiliated with the hospital), so it will be covered by my insurance. They just faxed the lab order to the lab of my choosing. This ended up saving me hundreds of dollars.

Here's the short version: If you care for your own well being or especially the health of a loved…read moreone and are lucky to live within reasonable distance to Geneva Family Practice, you will find no more capable hands. Dr. Rivers is as fine as physicians come. He works in perfect synergy with his own outstanding staff. I have unfair and obscenely high standards for medical professionals. I will only endorse those I hold in great esteem. The longer story of how I came to find such admiration and respect for this family practice can be read in detail below. My father had a brush with death so close that the ICU attending told him "sir, if 0 is the least serious case we see in this unit which handles the most severe cases, and 10 is the worst, you are an 11." That's an exact quote. Here are the details of his pre hospital visit thru discharge. Dr Rivers office and staff played a crucial role in his being alive. For that they have earned my eternal gratitude The infection likely entered his bloodstream around the time of his office visit yet hadn't proliferated systemically sufficient for detection by medical professionals via his symptoms and vitals. Sepsis is pernicious, elusive, cunning and dreadfully fatal. It must be said that Geneva URGED him to go to the ER out of an abundance of caution yet he outright refused (especially considering the national IV bag shortage). His symptoms initially emerged Saturday 11/09/24 in the evening, he had an at home IV administered Sunday, went for the first available appointment Monday 11/11/24 and Tuesday at 5:30 AM I called the ambulance as I happened to see him go into septic shock (I stayed in his room out of caution concerned by worsening symptoms following the first antibiotic dose). Dean, from Dr. Rivers office, stayed available through the weekend (when the clinic was CLOSED and he was OFF THE CLOCK) while my father was in the ICU with septic shock to hassle the lab to forward the sensitivities of the culture that was taken while he was at their office the day before his hospitalization. NOTE: The PA gave him the PRECISE antibiotic MOST sensitive to the strain of bacteria he was infected with based on the urinalysis culture. It's likely the sepsis would have killed him that evening without that first dose of Cipro. The PA (I'm so sorry I forgot your name) that saw him gave him the exact dosage recommended by his attending hospital physician on his discharge. Basically, complete the course Geneva set. I'm seldom impressed by physicians. There are so many cases of both experienced and inexperienced doctors who are stubborn in their ways and who do not keep current with the latest publications on novel approaches to familiar or unfamiliar maladies. Dr Robert Rivers mind is sharp and his faculties keen. I imagine he's seen so much over his lifetime as a board certified general practitioner and surgeon. Dr. Robert Rivers wears a humble guise for a man possessing such adept powers of observation. He is comprehensive in his examination which is a largely abandoned practice in our modern era. Another of his gifts is the breadth of his knowledge combined with an open and agile mind. He listened intently while I blabbered on about my father's unique history. He listened to a suggestion I offered based on a case study that pertained to a new condition my father has following his hospital discharge. Dr Rivers was familiar with the underlying condition and knew of a similar case that went untreated and resulted in a fatality. He gently probed my father for more information then patiently went over his medical history landing on each area of crucial concern with an effortlessness that can arise only from experience. He then ordered the necessary diagnostic testing that would ensure insurance covered the therapeutic approach we discussed exploring. After blood work was collected he administered a first dose to commence this course of action. His staff is simply amazing, Lindsey at the front desk, Dean, the PA (who helped save his life)...I thank you all!

Great small practice. You feel like family and they are professional. Honest and take their time…read morewith you.

Dr. Dan O'Malley is a truly caring and knowledgeable man who takes the time to know his patients…read moreand listen to their issues. Like Doctors used to be before big insurance started dictating and interrupting the Doctor-Patient relationship. I highly recommend him if you're looking for a truly caring family physician who represents everything good that medicine was supposed to be. Other doctors I tried were either drug pushers or uncaring and even rude. Dr.Dan restores my faith in the profession.

Dr. Lipov listens to his patients. He has made me feel comfortable over the last 17 years. He is…read morean excellent diagnostician. He has a sense of humor. He is just a superior doctor.

Best Dr. That I've ever had in my 60 laps around the Sun there's not a question that I've ever…read moreasked that he did not have an answer for, or a direction on diagnosis to get the answer very reassuring. A Dr.'s doctor, so to speak.

We have loved Next Gen! They have gotten our kids in when needed and provided great care. Thanks!read more

I have never seen Dr. Schening except when she helped to diagnose a skin issue on my toddler. I do…read morelike Melissa. However, other practitioners at this office have caused me to look elsewhere for my children's care. I actually should have transfer care a long time ago. In short, they often take a "wait and see" approach instead of investigating what issues are presented. This has caused a lot of stress and has caused me to often look elsewhere to get the care my son needed. The first red flag should have been when my now 2 year old was about 6 weeks old. He had a lot of issues (later diagnosed as GERD, which I learned is extremely common in preemies) and exhibited horrible screaming, crying, vomiting, etc. I talked with one of the nurse practitioners about how little sleep I was getting and what a struggle it was. She told me to let him cry and close the door on him so I could get some sleep. !!!! I am definitely not a proponent of cry-it-out, and the whole suggestion seemed so wrong to me. I could not (and would not) entertain that suggestion - leaving my preemie infant to cry alone. And that didn't address the issues. The office often suggests holistic remedies first, which I do think is great. However, that wasn't working for him, and I ended up having to find other providers to help us. We ended up with a slew of tests and studies. He ended up having laryngomalacia, a lip tie, a posterior tongue tie (which the NP advised me NOT to have revised... I went against the advice at the recommendation of two IBCLCs, and only in doing so was he able to finally breast feed!), and the aforementioned severe GERD. He has continued to have issues, most notably related to sleep. In his entire life, he had never slept through the night once. He would hit, kick, thrash, and scream through the night. The practitioner basically told me that the sleep issues were normal and that I should cut out daytime naps because it's taking so long (1+ hours) for him to fall asleep. He only sleeps 8 or so broken hours at night and has dark circles under his eyes!!! I am floored that advice would be offered, as kids his age need 12-14 hours of sleep. The NP also mentioned that a sleep study could be done. I left feeling defeated and (again!) as if no one was listening to me or willing to help me with my concerns. That night ended up being exceptionally horrible in terms of sleep: I believe my son had a sleepwalking episode. That morning, I called the office to see who they could refer me to for a sleep study. When they returned my call, I was told that no one would do a sleep study on a child under the age of 4. First of all, that contradicts what I was told the previous day at our appointment. Second of all, I called a sleep center myself, and they told me that they absolutely do sleep studies on children under 4. Those experiences, compounded with one of my final experiences, caused me to leave the practice for good. I brought my newest baby in for a well visit, and I explained to the practitioner that meal times and bedtime are both extremely stressful. I started crying, because I was so overwhelmed with both things. Instead of offering help or asking me to explain, the practitioner told me I needed to reach out to my midwife. The NP suggested that I had PPD, which was absolutely not the case at all. I was asking a medical provider for help, and (once again) I was being pushed aside. I like the IDEA of Next Gen Pediatrics: parent choice, a mix of holistic and western medicine. In practice, though, there was very little help and support for both my children and myself, and I went elsewhere for better care.

What a wonderful experience. I did my check-in through my chart so it was a very quick check-in and…read morewas taken back within a couple of minutes. I came to the endocrinologist about hashimoto's disease. My nurse practitioner (Marija Bulatovic) was fabulous! So kind, informative, spoke to me like a person and took the time to make sure all my doctors were in sync with my treatment. Nothing over looked.

Excellent care! Very comfortable.competent and knowledgeable staff!........,...,,,,,,,,,,,read more

Nice place,great staff and caring Docs. Dr Zahid went out of the way to care for my dad.read more

******If i had the option to rate this garbage place a 0 i would. The staff is very unorganized and…read moreunprofessional the "receptionist" jasmin is the most unprofessional and rude person i have ever encountered in a healthcare business. She does not belong working anywhere around sick people because she lacks compassion and has no sympathy towards helping people. The management in the place is horrible and they lack any knowledge on how to handle a business. Dr. Mohammad Zahid tries to help his patients and his wife the psychiatrist is the worst. When you have to go through anyone in that office to get refills or questions about bills, medical records or anything you get the rudest most incompetent staff. The manager that was by the door spoke and understood very little english!! and couldn't comprehend the issues at hand and just watched her staff disrespect, argue and yell at me telling me to go ahead and report her (jasmine) that she didn't care!!!! My advice is stay away from this place!!! they have no business operating a clinic. The office smells and looks horrible and it's always dirty the bathrooms are disgusting and you are lucky if there is toilet paper in them. This family owned business needs to shut down they violate so many laws and when you ask for medical records to be sent anywhere so that you can be seen by actual competent Dr's and treated with respect by actual staff you get told there is a fee and that they will not be done until a week later and even then they still never get sent. BETTER DOCTORS AND STAFF OUT THERE! DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME IN THIS DUMP!!! My next step is to report to my insurance and also at the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) for HIPAA violations as well as the state and federal government and the department of health and human services for withholding my medical records.