Erin has helped me lose 30 pounds. She is always smiling and happy to see me. She discusses…read moretreatment plans, and when one doesn't work, Erin reviews my options. Couldn't be more satisfied. I would highly recommend her as your Nurse Practitioner.

Erin is the best primary care resource I have found. Although she is a Nurse Practitioner and not a…read moredoctor, she has never failed me! I have pre-existing conditions, including a heart condition, and she has replaced my cardiologist for my heart care. She listens, really listens to me and always provides the answers I need. She is wonderful! The added bonus is that there is rarely a wait time when going to see her.

Incredibly professional and clear with his descriptions. He makes you feel part of every process…read moreand easily describes any possible concerns, or EKG false positives. He has a graceful and calming presence that makes you feel very comfortable.

Amazing doc with deep knowledge and great ability to simplify it…read more Awesome bedside manners Would highly recommend

I've been seeing Dr. Codo for years, but my recent experience left me disappointed. I sent her some…read morelab results along with a brief explanation and updates on my health through MyChart. To my surprise, I was charged $60 for simply sending a message. I've consulted with doctors at both UChicago and Northwestern for years and have never been charged for using MyChart in this way. I tried reaching out to the billing department multiple times, but it was frustrating and unhelpful--it seems the call center is located overseas. Interestingly, during a recent get-together with friends, Duly Health came up in conversation, and we all shared similar adverse experiences. It's unfortunate to see a practice I once trusted going down this path.

This is one of the worst experiences I have had with a Doctor. Throughout our appointment, she…read morecontinued to insist that if I had TSH in the normal range, that I could not have hypothyroidism. I brought up that TSH levels may be low or normal in Secondary Hypothyrodism and can be difficult to diagnose from standard lab tests. While she conceded that was true, she didn't really seem to care to dive deeper and treat me or have a solution other than to send me back to a general practitioner despite having every symptom of secondary hypothyroidism and thyroid goiter.

I was trying to get a colon exam completed but the medicine they gave me caused an allergic…read morereaction, so being proactive, I called. I was told that I could not attend my appointment and had to go to urgent care to get cleared first. Therefore, now I may not even be able to get seen and spend extra money out of pocket in addition to their fees. This is extremely inconvenient. However, after my visit, I recommend on customer service and thoroughness. Dr. Seth was great as well as Leslie and other staff that I met. My exam was very thorough, everything was clearly explained and a packet of information was given to me to let me know the nex steps. That I appreciated.

Finally getting relief from my GI issues. I always feel comfortable with the Doctors and staff with…read morethe personal attention they provide.

I had a friend refer me to Amen clinics after her husband has found 5 years of stability. My family…read moreand I have lived a parent's nightmare this last year. I want to protect my child so I can't share much. Just know that after years of suffering they finally seem to be turning a corner. A good one. I see my baby again. I was afraid they were gone forever. Tips: day 1 brain scan is after putting the brain into an agitated state. I don't know why the clinic doesn't do some kind of relaxation exercise after but we had a rough night. I suggest taking 15 minutes to calm yours/your lived one's mind before going about your day. It's a simple exercise and seems like it should be harmless but they are putting your brain into an agitated state for the scan. It works.

The only thing that I have had a problem with so far that caused a lot of anxiety was the question…read moreI had for the clinic in stopping the Amen supplements Neuorlink. I asked multiple times if I should stop they answered, "no just all stimulants. I don't know if anyone knows that supplement but I was able to get off Vyvanse with it (which was great) But considered it a stimulant for me so I stopped it 2 days before the scan. I then couldn't sleep that night and was blow drying my hair and making brownies at 2:30am. I still don't know if I did the right process or not. I know the scans go off of blood flow and I didn't get a good sleep that night so I am not sure. It takes a while to talk to the actual doctor about this but am eager to hear the results and see if I need to update my supplements with them. :)