Dr Allen helped me all he can to help me get the lap band surgery and he succeeded. He is a good…read moreman. I do recommend him.

I have been seeing doctor Weipert for hormonal issues for quite a bit of time but my experiences…read morewith prairie point have all been negative Dr. Weipert has been very avoidant and dismissive of my care. I know my body and I know when somethings wrong but she approaches conversations like she doesn't believe and she doesn't advocate for my health. The phone system is super annoying to try and get through to a representative and the staff is very bad at communication.

My experience was great at PP! Everything from the front desk to seeing the doctor was seamless and…read moreprofessional!

The provider's are great! However, you are supposed to email them in "my chart"...... they do not…read moreget back to you. I sent a message on the 6th of December and now it is the 22nd and STILL no response ( it says allow 24-48 hours to get back) you actually need to call corporate to complain and then they will call you back with a scoff from the office manager. I have even tried to email them pertinent messages about refills and they still don't respond.... it is actually very irresponsible and borderline abondonment. The providers are great so don't let this issue not make pick them... but their support staff stinks and just expect the same issue. ****update**** I called corporate to file a complaint (patient relations department) and my issue was fixed that day. The letter for medical necessity I needed for my insurance company was first requested on July 9, I got it on on the 11th of January. ****update**** the letter said "this test was medically necessary." It took me 6 months to get a letter that stated that.... and that is not even what I asked for.... what an absolute joke!!! Do NOT use!!!

I am a 51 year old woman and this was my FIRST and LAST visit to this Dr. for this reason:…read more I went to this for a "yearly", in November 2010, "Breast Awarness Month". There's breast cancer on BOTH sides of my family, as she should / would have known if she had been bothered to read the paperwork that I filled out prior to seeing her or even asked me about breast cancer history. NOT one thing was mentioned about breast...not a "do you do a self check"...NOTHING. Like I said, I am 51 years old, she never asked me when the last time I had a mamogram... For this, I will not be going back and HIGHLY discourage anyone else.

These folks formerly did business as the DeKalb clinic. And, whatever they call themselves, dealing…read morewith them was a horrible experience. Here's a little backstory. I am confined to a wheelchair, and I was in need of a wound care specialist. Doing a quick google search I was happy to see that they billed themselves as a "community of specialists." Better yet, they had a wound care specialist on staff. I called to make an appointment. I then asked if there would be people to assist me or if they had an accessible exam table. I was then told that they would not be able to accommodate me, and I would have to find services elsewhere. That's when I pointed out that the nearest wound care specialist was about 30 miles away, and that the ADA guaranteed me a right to seek services there. I was transferred to an administrator. . . The administrator informed me that they were not subject to the ADA because they were a "private facility." *ahem* This is the part where I should point out that I'm a lawyer. I informed her that I believed she was mistaken. And, I pointed out the relevant sections of the ADA that covered the situation. She then yelled at me and said the following, "Sir! I'm just as capable of googling as the next person." She told me that she'd need to check into this and that I should call back the next day. I called back the next day. The outgoing message on her voicemail indicated that she would be out of the office that day. . . I called the direct number to the office. I then asked the person that answered if there was any resolution. She then quickly stated, "Yes, we can't see you. You're just going to have to go to the emergency room or a hospital." Then she hung up. Eventually I got some help from a local advocacy group, and they called up. And, I was told that they could make an appointment. And, guess what I saw when I went to my appointment? An accessible/adjustable exam table that I could get on. I asked if they'd recently acquired it. They said: "no" and that they'd had it all along. Apparently when I called someone was too lazy to go and check to see what type of exam table they had. ******* A few months later I would find myself in need of a urologist. I really hoped that my previous dealings with the clinic would have straightened things out. NOPE! I was yelled at and met with obstacles all along the way. ****** Here's the deal folks. Unfortunately, if you're a resident of DeKalb, this is probably the only game in town. If you're able bodied, you probably won't run into any of these problems. But, ask yourselves if that's how they think about their patients. . . how much do they really care about you?

Trying to get proper care here has been a struggle every step of the way. The staff will argue with…read moreyou. The doctors will argue with you. I literally had to argue with staff members in order to get in to see a doctor. It seems like they dont want any more patients. I had to argue my case on why I need to be seen. I even got yelled at because i called to get a prescription refill, I had to argue my case as to why i needed my prescription refilled. Plus, if you dont immediately talk to a staff member, you'll wait days for a call back from their prescription refill line. If you're looking for an arguement and to be interrogated by staff, this is the place for you. If you argue your case well enough, you will eventually get in to see a doctor. As for the prescriptions I need-I have had to make a appointment at a facility outside of DeKalb. Honestly, its not worth the struggle. If you can find another care facility, go there.

This place is located in a big complex. There is ample parking and it's easy to find…read more The chairs inside are a bit on the small side so had to wait outside. The waiting was long, but I guess expected for a office. We were told there would be no change for the visit so that was cool. After what seemed like an eternity, we went into a room, with like four people (I don't know why they need so many for a simple treatment?) but, I guess I was being used to train a new person. After a few rounds of calisthenics, I was told that they couldn't do what I came in for, and had an appointment for? Crazy right? Well after leaving, and being told that the consultation was free, I got a bill? Come on! Would not return.

10 out of 10 would recommend! From the moment you walk in you feel wanted and welcome. Everyone is…read morevery knowledgeable and ready to help you. They all work as a team to ensure every patient is receiving quality care and results. After only a few weeks I have already seen improvements in my back and neck pain. I'm stronger and able to move better and overall feel more fluid and aligned. I'm still in the middle of my treatment and am excited to see where I end!

I went shakeel Ahmed for physical. I had no complaints and I am not on medication. I did not…read morehave concerns and asked no questions. I only answered his. he said I was in top 1% for my age group. he did not prescribe any medications. he still charged me an extra $145 dollars on top of the physical because he asked me questions. I have to pay that out of pocket because I have a high deductible plan. This is dirty.

I've had Dr Ahmad for a numbers of years and have found him to be an excellent doctor. Always…read moreunderstanding with a extremely wonderful bedside manner. The doctor knows his stuff. I believe he also is always up to date with the latest in the medical field. Always understanding and compassionate.

Pulmonary Rehabilitation area. Not believing I would make it…read moreto Christmas this year NWM Kishwaukee and the Madison VA Hospital approval made it possible to accept and achieve very good results. RSV, Pneumococcal, Pneumonia, and Covid-19 all had ties to completely destroying my life. From February until now it has been a severe test of mind, soul and hope to live. Thank you for continuing to guide me through Pulmonary Rehab maintenance. It is not an easy road to travel.

Earl above is right. Copd and you'd think they'd at least listen to my lungs granted I came in…read morereporting chest pains. Nope ekg and and a dr that tells me "he's gonna give me something to feel good" Slimy. Anyhow, it's in my file that I am in recovery. So give the guy a benzo....... Classic. So I refuse prescriptions. Leave hospital. The SEND IT TO MY PHARMACY ANYHOW: These guys are stupid. Note: I fell and fucked myself up from the dizziness and chest pains again. Wouldn't take a dog there