THE best family practice physician hands down! He is open-minded and always ready to listen to…read moreyour thoughts and feelings. Being at the Carle at Windsor and Philo now makes parking very easy!

Square1 Healthcare has provided exemplary, personalized healthcare for my family at an extremely…read moreaffordable price. I highly recommend them if you are looking for a knowledgeable, common sense provider who truly cares about your health and well being.

From the owner: We are a medical practice that serves as your family doc, pediatrician, and convenient care offices…read more(by appointment only, no walk-ins). Member benefits include same day appt, 24/7 access, 30 minute visits, and no wasting time in a waiting room. Starting at $20 for kids & $40 for adults.

Outstanding family practitioner, and has a sunny disposition. Takes the time to listen to what you…read morehave to say and acts like your her only patient of the day. She's in her late thirties, if that, but has been practicing as a full attending for about ten years. The staff and nurses are terrific too.

If you have any prescriptions that need to be filled on a monthly basis, this is not your doctor…read more My mother has to beg and plead every 30 days over the course of several days in order to get her prescriptions approved and filled. She may be 5 stars with the pharmaceutical companies... But she is certainly not 5 stars with her patients.

While I haven't been a patient of Dr Hsu's for almost two years, now, and ohhhh how deeply I miss…read moreher!, I felt that I needed to come here and write a review for her for the following reasons: 1) She deserves it! And I'm shocked to see that I'm the first person to review her! Good gracious, Dr Hsu is like... she's like the kind of doctor you pray you'll find. Warm, compassionate, understanding. She listens like no other. She spends time with her patients, doesn't rush them, takes thorough notes, thorough histories, and sets comprehensive plans! If you're not seeing Dr. Hsu, the only question you need to ask yourself (besides, "Did I fall on my head?") is, "Why not??!" 2) Having moved to Texas, I am deeply pained by how difficult it is to find an excellent GP. These doctors have more mood swings than all the cast for the entirety of the TV show Dallas! And that's saying... A LOT! What I wouldn't give for a doctor like Dr Hsu. What I wouldn't give for half a doctor like Dr. Hsu! Whether it's the bottom or the top, she's still running circles around these fools. =P 3) I don't know if I expressed it clearly enough, how much I appreciated her as my primary, before we moved away. For months after we left, she continued to prescribe a certain medication for me, a med that was difficult to find the right doctors for. Even though I'm sure it put her in a bit of a spot, she did it without hesitation or complaint. She did it because she wanted me to be okay. Because, as her patient, I came first. It's more than just an oath with Dr Hsu... which isn't to say that that's not enough or important to her, but it's just...she's more giving than she probably should be. That's no weakness, trust me. It's just that she's such an amazing person, it's really hard to put it all into words. If I had two hands full of sparklers, a line of fan dancers, an acoustic amphitheatre filled with rockin' classical, and a blimp overhead with a sign that read, "Dr. Jennie Hsu-Lumetta is the bestest doctor EVER," I still don't think I could do her justice. Sending her all my love from Austin!

On April 4, 2022 (Monday) at 9:15 am I Went to the clinic to do a exam exam for the VA. I walked in…read morethe 1st set of double doors and Was yelled at by 2 ladies "that I need a mask." I asked if they had a mask I could have because I didn't have any I just traveled 35 miles from Danville Illinois. They yell back at me said "we don't have masks for the general public". I said " I don't want to cancel my appointment but what else should I do?" The Rude lady that was later identified as Mary "office manager" said "I will cancel it no problem at all" with a real bad attitude. So I left went out in the parking lot talked to an African female and she said she worked there then a African male came up to my truck and said he was a Doctor and he owned the clinic." He said " come on back in I'll get you a mask. " I said "I was I just denied service by 2 of your receptionists at the front and one of them didn't even have a mask on as she was walking through the clinic and I would not go back into a clinic that I was just treated rudely and disrespected until he got rid of those 2 ladies because obviously they don't care. " I called back the office and spoke to the manager Mary and asked to speak to the attenting Doctor that my appointment was with she said "hes with a patient and will call me back later in the day." I also asked her about the mask policy and she "said that they don't offer any mask to the general public and that she had already talked to the LHI and they did not treat me rude." Then I ask "why is it the doctor Offered to give me a mask if I came back in after I was treated rudely by her, so who is lying her or the doctor? Then she hung up on me. As you see Mary should not be an office manager she may need to work back in the filing where she doesn't work with the general public , she's very rude along with the other receptionist that walked through the clinic with no mask on I believe this clinic needs to be a aware how they treat people. I have still have not received a call back from the treating Doctor.

My father has been a patient at Bayview in Danville, Illinois for several years. He was recently…read morein a short term nursing home for a very serious condition. When he was discharged from the nursing home he became ill and could not get out of the house. I called Bayview because he needed a refill on his life saving medication (insulin). After speaking to a very rude and unhelpful office assistant, she advised me that they would not refill his insulin until he could come in for an appointment. The problem with this, however, is that he was very sick. I thought the reason for having a primary care physician was to be granted certain privileges such as having a common 30 year medication, not some addictive opiate, refilled on the phone? At a minimum they could have said they will give my father his refill on his medication (that he has been taking for 30 years) but he must have an appointment to get any further refills. And by the way, this was not my first incident with Bayview. This incident just solidified my reason to take my father elsewhere. Please, if you care about yourself or your loved ones avoid this place like the plague!!!

Great, easy to get along with doctor and friendly practice. I was having a lot of trouble finding a…read moregood doctor in Chambana when Dr. Mantell was recommended to me by a couple of co-workers. Everyone at the office was friendly and helpful, and the wait was short. I felt like both the nurse and doctor took their time in answering my questions and going over my history. Overall, I'd highly recommend!

The receptionist here is a terribly rude woman.read more

waiting for 15 minutes at there front desk while people are called back with three people behind me…read morein line. but the phlebotomist was awesome so 5 stars

Went to see Jean the dietian and she was great I got lots of information and she help ne…read moreunderstand what I need to do get my cholesterol down help lose weight she gave Me app to use help me understand everything about my diet how it works thankbyou for all you amazing help. I will be back to see her.

Frances Nelson has been able to assist the weak, the wounded and the without with ample services…read morethat otherwise would not be affordable to that segment of society. It depends upon fundraising and other philanthropic efforts to keep the doors open and provide the needed services in our community. It also depends upon a dedicated staff and volunteers who help bring about this community of change and although it is not perfect, I wouldn't want to see the community without this tool. As Clint Eastwood hinted to in his movie, " A Perfect World"; we still await that event and in the mean time we all will continue to do the best we can to offer services to those who are less fortunate. I am a patient of Frances Nelson and proud of it. Rev. Dr. Eugene Barnes P.S. Yelps indicates that I'm from California which is incorrect on their part.

Worst place I have ever been to. Dr. Meldomi sent my prescription a month ago and it still hasn't…read morebeen filled. I have a degenerative disc and arthritis in my back and I am in pain. I've spoken to their pharmacist over 5 times and they say they have sent my prescription to the CVS Rantoul and a month later, both of them don't know how to fill a prescription. This has to be some form of malpractice. Update: The pharmacist called me last night to apologize and said (after a month) that my medication was mistakenly sent to the Walmart Pharmacy on Prospect in Champaign. When I called, it was not there. This place should be closed down.

I am a person in remission from organic schizophrenia. I have been off of psychiatric medications…read morefor several years and am having a normal life for a change. Teresa Westenhaver took in all my other physical concerns such as asthma, reproductive health, acute tendonitis, and a comprehensive soft tissue injury--and then declined to take me on as a patient. When I asked her why she wouldn't take me on as a patient, she tried to politely defer my question. Her expression changed as I reminded her that I could see that a Medicare patient that included no Glaxo Klein commissions for prescribing psych meds was obviously NOT going to make her any money. The Doctors just drool when they see psych patients like me coming, they must be making so much money that they can afford to turn away all the other health concerns, rather than offer good service to the community. As I left the office, I wished her good luck making her Mercedes payments. I guess I will have to wait until the end of the commissions program from Glaxo in 2015 before I can get regular health care that won't involve being a cash cow for doctors. Here is a link to the Glaxo press release, so no one can accuse me of being delusional to line their pockets. http://www.gsk.com/media/press-releases/2013/gsk-announces-changes-to-its-global-sales-and-marketing-practice.html

Well, I wish I could keep my excellent score for this doctor but since I've come down with Celiac…read moredisease and some other complex health issues, he has seemed to have given up on me. He even told me that some of my issues were probably "psychological." I don't care for doctors who give me the "it's all in your head" lecture. Yes, some of these physical problems have caused some depression. But when doctors just ride it off as all "psychological," how can you not feel like a hypercondriac? However, he is still a very good doctor for many things, just not Celiac Disease. Unfortunately I can't recommend anyone in this town for Celiac Disease...I suggest going to Dr.Cupher in Chicago instead.

Dr. Bartlett is my idea of the ideal primary care physician for someone willing to take…read moreresponsibility for one's own health. First, he listens. Second, he pays attention to the patient's goals and values. For example, I hate waste and despise pharmaceutical profiteering. He prescribes generics for me; we never do a test, no matter how amusing or interesting the result might be, unless that result could lead to some actual action. We agree to keep "doctoring" to a minimum. He stood by me as I tried diet and exercise to reduce arterial blockage and avoid arterial surgery: it worked. I am no longer a candidate for surgery: that avoided $20,000 in expense and a 3% risk of stroke from the surgical procedure itself. Bartlett keeps up on the literature; he knows results from the latest research. He is a true partner who listens, thinks, and then makes candid, useful suggestions. Andrew Bartlett is not your father's doctor, who played the role of the god who can fix whatever mess you got yourself into. Bartlett is a partner who helps you keep yourself out of trouble -- and out of the clutches of the self-appointed-gods-of-medicine (surgeons). Unless, of course, you absolutely need one.