Not going to name names but I switched doctors internally since my one doctor of 15 plus years…read moreseemed too busy. The new doc I asked to renew my ADHD meds and take them from 30mg to 40mg. She agreed but I had to take a urine test. I received the results back the next day and the RX I use could not be found. She said that happens but I had to take it again. No problem. That was well over a week ago and my professional life is suffering. She insist the govt "audits" her for these test. This is BS. They think I'm a junky (even though I don't do any drugs and am randomly get tested by the company I work for). There are a few great docs there (Fair, Chan and the NGP) but I'm not a happy camper. Good luck out there my friends!

Dr. Al-Kadari has been professional and a caring surgeon treating my mother's necrotizing fasciitis…read morethroat abscess. She is almost fully recovered from her surgery the first week of October 2021 and Dr. Al-Kadari informed us he expects my mother to be back to 100% by Thanksgiving or Christmas 2021. This was only my second time meeting with Al-Kadari even though he was the main surgeon on my mother's case and she spent 3+ weeks in the hospital at Rush Medical Center. Since her hospital discharge October 20th, we have had three post-op visits with his associate, Ashley Knies. Ashley appeared nervous, insecure, and all around lacking intelligence. Our first visit with her she did nothing besides prescribe more opiates. Our second visit she remover the bandage but did not feel comfortable replacing my mother's wound vac stating she did not have proper supplies or bandages. Luckily, our home healthcare nurse, Sarah helped me pack/prepare the wound vac for the post-op visit, in addition to extra bandages. I tried to hand the bag with the wound vac to Ashley but she shook her head nervously so instead I handed a bandage to Ashley who emphasized, "I wish we had these, our bandages are not near as good as these." After our visit, I reviewed the appointment notes in "MyChart" and was shocked to see Ashley wrote we failed to bring my mother's wound vac to the appointment, which is an outright lie! Moreover, let's pretend we had not brought the wound vac or bandages, why are these supplies not at the hospital? Are they truly lacking necessary medical supplies or is it simply Ashley's incompetence placing blame elsewhere?

So, in July 2021 when the weather was great, we were all moving around living our best masked life…read moreor maskless life, I developed severe congestion, fits of sneezing, a runny nose like Roscoe on Martin, a throbbing headache and slight fever that my ginger and garlic tea, saline mist and xytal couldn't cure. So I called Elmhurst medical over using Teladoc and luckily for me, my first choice wasn't available because she works 3 days a week. That led me to Dr Prusek who was a pleasure to deal with. Great "bedside manner", thorough, courteous, quick and genuine. I'm not back to the dry and clear nasal passageway that I know but I'm going to follow up with an allergist as recommended by Dr. Prusek to figure out if it's an allergic reaction.

I have seen Dr. Hermes for years and I really love her and her practice. She is the first doctor I…read morehave ever found who is just so easy to talk to, so patient and non judgmental. She really listens and is calm and present. My whole family sees her now!

I am a new patient of Dr Hermes and I could not be happier. She is the first primary care doctor I…read morehave ever had and she is amazing. Her office staff doesn't make you feel like just an 'insurance card number' and the care I have received is truly top notch. I am so grateful I found Dr Hermes and her team.

I am so glad I made the switch to Green Medical Practice. I really felt my concerns were brushed…read moreoff by our previous pediatrician. I felt this pressure to conform even though my gut told me otherwise. Now I feel heard. I was even able to speak to Dr Paul personally on the phone. He educated me and reassured me. He is nonjudgmental but offers suggestions. My son is healthy, happy, and on track. Thank you so much!

I had a great experience at The Green Medical Practice. The staff was welcoming and professional…read more My appointment started on time, and everyone was amazing. The NP was compassionate, knowledgeable, and made me feel truly cared for. Highly recommend The Green Medical Practice!

Best of the best. Dr. Yunez is an outstanding practitioner who cares about and listens to his…read morepatients. I have been seeing dr. Yunez for more than 12 years and I cannot say enough about this man. Best doctor in the area by far! He does not disappoint! Dr. Yunez and his staff have worked diligently for years sometimes to diagnose and treat my conditions. They are always upbeat and they take the time to get to know their patients. Dr. Yunez always listens to his patients as we know ourselves better than anyone. He is kind, caring and supportive always. He has saved my life more than once because he listened to me and he investigated my complaints thoroughly. Great group of folks working for him as well. I cannot say enough about dr. Yunez and his team! Best of the best!

Dr. Yunez is a wonderful doctor. His staff on the other hand, is horrible. After waiting a month to…read moreget in to see him, reception tells me they have no record of my appointment. When I give the girls name who took my appointment they say there is no such person who works there. When I ask about my insurance, that I checked to see if he took an was told he did, they are now refusing to take. I've been coming here for 15 years and it has alwYs been chaotic, but this is the last straw.

Usually, I don't write bad reviews for businesses but I am very upset with Advanced Health of…read moreOakbrook especially with the laser tech Katie. I want to warn others not to waste their time and money here if they are looking for a laser tattoo/microblading removal. I had three sessions done to remove part of my microblading with a laser. The first session went well, but it left orange pigmentation, which is normal. During the second and third session my eyebrows got burnt and the skin on and around them was damaged to the point that it was bleeding. A day after, the tissue got hardened and was very sore for over two weeks. Before the third session I was very nervous and I felt that Katie was being short with me, stating "if you don't want, I don't have to do it". Since I was there, I trusted her and wanted the orange pigment to be removed, I told her to proceed. The orange pigment didn't fade after those two last sessions. It stayed the same. At first Katie, when I initially talked to her, seemed very knowledgeable and confident that the part of the treated microblading will be gone after 2-3 sessions. It seemed to me that after the second and third sessions she had no idea what she was doing. So, I went to a place where they only specialize in removing tattoos. I had a session done with them last week. My eyebrows didn't burn and my skin didn't get damaged and I can notice that the orange pigment got lighter already. When I told them about my experience with Advanced Heath, they were shocked and said the burning and damaged skin absolutely shouldn't happen. I sent couple emails last week to Advanced Health of Oakbrook with a request of a refund for the three laser tattoo removal sessions but I haven't got reply from them.

Dr. Chris is a saint…read more I booked the SculpSure treatment. It was painful, which is to be expected from the treatment, but I did not handle the pain well. Dr. Chris saw this and kept me calm the entire time. He went out of his way to help distract me from the pain of the procedure and made it a pleasant experience in the long run. I am so grateful I booked this procedure here of all places. I couldn't have made it through without Dr. Chris. Thank you!

Dr,Puloyan is the rudest ever I wouldn't send my enemy there .wow how can a Dr tell someone they…read moredon't have time to talk to them cause he has more patients.

I chose Dr. Weiler as my physician upon moving to Chicago 7 years ago and every time I see her I…read moremarvel at what a truly great choice that was. This time it was an injury to my arm. I misjudged the weight of a crate and ouch, that hurt. I assumed it was a simple muscle strain, but I'm no physician. Dr. Weiler, however, recognized my symptoms as consistent with a more serious injury and, thanks to her and her very professional staff, I had an X-ray, an MRI and saw a specialist, all within four days of my initial visit with her. There's no way I could've achieved all these appointments on my own. It's only because of Dr. Weiler and her staff that I got in to see a specialist that very same week. UPDATE: Within 10 days of that first appointment with Dr. Weiler, I learned I'd suffered a 95-percent separation of my bicep, and had the surgery necessary to correct it. Yes. All within 10 days. If not for Dr. Weiler, the injury I mistook for a simple strain could've very easily become so severe that even surgery wouldn't have been an option. Besides that, the specialist to whom she referred me was among the best of the best. Another win for Dr. Weiler. She's got a lot of those.

I appreciated all the great reviews of Dr. Boyd and after weeks and weeks of trying to find a…read moredoctor I think I can trust, they helped me decide she was the doctor for me. So I called for an appointment and was told she could see me on August 18 (today is July 2). I have prescriptions that have to be monitored and maintained, and I also have a very painful issues with my arm. I don't think either can wait for August 18. They are two separate appointments and they won't combine them: one is "to establish care" and the other is an illness visit. Once I see her as a "wellness visit" on August 18, I would be able to "get in quicker" to see her in the future. For now, if I'd like to be seen and monitored by "someone else" who has more availability in their schedule I could do that. Well, I've had a terrible experience with a doctor in Chicago that left me with ongoing medical issues that could have been prevented. So I did my research and selected someone I felt I could trust. I was so very lucky to have that in New Orleans (from where I just moved) and I just wanted that again. I don't really want to see "someone else" that I don't know anything about and waiting 6+ weeks to see a doctor I researched heavily. So while I can't really rate Dr. Boyd herself, this is a warning to those who are looking for a doctor: even though her site says she is accepting new patients, I don't think she really has time for them. Be sure you can wait six weeks before seeing her if you choose her. I get why she's busy -- she's good. But why advertise that you're accepting new patients when you really don't have time for someone who needs you?

Dr. Boyd is AMAZING. She's warm, but professional. She takes her time with her patients, and it's…read moreobvious that she cares very deeply for those in her care. Truth be told, I prefer younger, female, Family Docs (as opposed to Internal Medicine) - just as personal preference - but she's absolutely lovely. Kind. Attentive. Concerned. All the things you want in a GP. Oh - and one last thing: At my previous practice, there would be a HUGE wait - I mean, HOURS. (But heaven forbid you be more than 10 minutes late...they would cancel your appointment.) Not so with Dr. Boyd. I never feel rushed, either. She's genuinely a good MD. Seriously.