The problems with his office‼ Management company "…read moreAssencion" is very unfriendly. I like the Doctor but... Can not deal with His office management company.

Hi, I've been going to Dr Osten for a while now very caring and people always there to helpread more

This place is very professional and staff was very nice. Great patient service and care. I would…read morehighly recommend coming to this location.

I'm not sure how to feel about this place. We came here about a week ago because my husband was…read morefeeling a little off because he had small swollen lymph nodes. We didn't have an appointment, so because we were a walk-in for the first time, my husband had to give his ID and insurance card. Then, the receptionist said it would be about an hour wait since we had 4 people in front of us. We waited, and after about 20 minutes, he got his identification cards back and was told to look over all of the printed information and to sign the papers. Upon looking at the info, the receptionist put his phone number in incorrectly, and his birthday was 2 months off even though it was on his ID. My husband made the changes on the paper and told the lady that the info was wrong, and she said that his insurance said the birthday she put in the system... even though she had his ID with the correct birthday. This truly wasn't a big deal because it was a small mistake, but my eyes and ears were on alert throughout the whole visit because of this. Some other negative things I noticed: they quickly diagnosed my husband with tonsilitis even though he had no other symptoms other than small swollen lymph nodes and that they claimed his throat was a little red. They gave a prescription to him for antibiotics, but I thought that seemed crazy. He ended up not taking them and was fine in a couple of days. Next, he got his ears cleaned, and the male nurse randomly left us in the room with all the supplies in the room, which seemed extremely unprofessional and flat-out disgusting. Literally, the spray bottle was kept behind my husband where he was sitting, and the dirty waxy water was kept on the counter in front of us... No one should be trusting random patients in a room with dirty tools. They didn't even take the dirty paper off of him, and they didn't wipe his ears off or anything. It all seemed so gross. After the male nurse left, the female doctor came in and rushed us out and told him to use ear drops so that he could come back for a follow-up. She also left all the dirty supplies in the room, and my husband had to literally ask her if he could throw away the dirty paper left around his neck. The only positive was that everyone seemed nice and friendly. However, after they were rushing everything and came to random conclusions that could potentially make sense, it made me hesitant. We didn't even get a post-visit summary page or anything after. Overall, I'm not sure I'd come back, to be honest. I'm used to going to Amita Immediate Care facilities, and I've always had positive experiences where they'd clean after themselves and be honest with diagnoses.

Dr. Indyk is great. she is thourough, patient, and makes sure to answer all of my questions, takes…read moreher time, truly listens to her patients and addresses all of my health concerns. she is the best physician that i have ever had. im very thankful for her help. Dr Indyk jest świetna. Jest dokładna, cierpliwa i zawsze odpowiada na wszystkie moje pytania, poświęca czas, naprawdę słucha swoich pacjentów i zajmuje się wszystkimi moimi problemami zdrowotnymi. Jest najlepszą lekarką, jaką kiedykolwiek miałam. Jestem bardzo wdzięczna za jej pomoc.

This is the worst doctor I have ever encountered, She spends no time with patients. Staff does not…read moreanswer phone or return calls. Bills are outrageous for no service. Avoid at all costs.

Dr. Kanter is an extremely knowledgeable primary physician. He has great listening skills, and…read moreoutstanding interpersonal skills and bedside manners that make me feel comfortable seeing him. His examinations are thorough and his medical recommendations and solutions are taken with plenty of time and research. I feel Dr. Kanter takes the utmost serious concern for my overall health and happiness.

My family and I (mother, aunt, sister) have been going to Dr. Behnke for decades and I have never…read morehad any issues. Whether I am seen by Courtney or one of the other PAs, I have my questions answered and concerns addressed. Given my long history as a patient, I do usually see Dr. Behnke himself. He is unlike other doctors I've dealt with; he is never hurried or seems to rush through the visit. He's always taken time to visit me in the hospital when I've been admitted, even though it was other doctor's who were treating me (birth of children, spinal surgery, etc.). I've gotten my husband (who hadn't seen a doctor in several years) and two adult children going to this doctor as well - some men just don't think they need to go after a certain age ;-).

Bottom line Courtney Mickelson is only a assistant and ordering test she isn't qualified to do…read more And her team is not checking with insurance to see if tests are covered. If they are they and find out it's not covered they will send you tests anyways and you will be responsible for those bills. Beware of medical practices like this.

Dr. Saguil figured out what was going on with me after suffering for 4 years; it was my thyroid…read more If you need a diagnosis please go see Dr. Saguil. Be prepared on the first appointment to spend at least 30 minutes to an hour with him and i suggest to bring past medical records, disks and images.

From the owner: The premise to taking a leap of faith and ending my contract with mega-hospital was to stop visits…read morethat would end with no plan for change. or the words "just take the prescription". My reason for venturing out on my own is I was brought up to serve others and I have an innate desire to find the root of disease and not just treat the effects. The national average for doctor visits is 15 minutes. Extending over the "Fatal Fifteen" (see blog DrRic Fatal Fifteen) can provide personalized lifestyle directions for the patient IN THE ROOM but makes everyone IN WAITING delayed. Then comes the monthly review from corporate saying I'm not seeing as many patients as the national average so "we'll have to reduce your salary!"? So now being solo without a large corporation/hospital backing me up...I can spend up to 1-1.5 hours establishing the fine details of life and designing a template so we both reduce dependence on prescriptions/surgeries AND ultimately reverse disease. Imagine that: fixing a patient so they don't need to come to the doctor anymore! Bad business model for hospital but I can't shake the innate desire to teach, empower, change and heal. The privilege of providing successful life changes to the community comes at a price; no medical insurance companies want me to fix lives unless I'm working for a large organization! The root word of "physician" is healer SO I would be very careful if your doctor doesn't mention/design changing life habits.

Extremely kind and great bedside manner. My kids adore him. He's very flexible in regards to…read moretreatment and preventive care strategies. I love that he encourages our family to have healthy lifestyles i.e. exercising, eating healthy, taking whole food vitamins, eating organic and locally grown when possible. Before rushing to prescribe a bunch of antibiotics or other pharmaceutical drugs and saying "good luck" like most doctors do these days - he'll suggest more natural, holistic remedies first, depending on the medical nature of the problem. He implements a logical sequence and balance of utilizing modern medicine, research and pharmaceuticals as well as natural remedies, as needed. Another thing that I found interesting is when asked at different hospitals (Rush, University of Chicago, and West Suburban Medical Center) who was my or my kids general practitioner , all the nurses and doctors said "you've got a great doctor" or "he's really good at what he does". That's totally reassuring when, if they wanted, could have instead advised me to utilize one of their staff doctors. Dr. Shauttauer came to the hospital after my second child was born and ensured she breastfed immediately to get the colostrum and that the baby nursed properly. And he was very concerned that I was doing well also. That experience was completely different from the hospital ended up at after delivering my first child (before I found Dr. Shauttauer) where the staff wanted to immediately take my son to see some random pediatrician and my husband had to debate with the staff to keep the child in the room with us or he was going where ever they were taking our child (and he did - they called him "the crazy man that won't leave his child") and they also gave our baby formula (which caused him to vomit multiple times) after we told them not to...sorry, had a short post traumatic stress moment there. Anyway, Dr. Shauttauer insured he was at the hospital on a Sunday to check on my newborn so the staff didn't have to whisk her away. Just be aware you have to pay out of pocket for office visits and hope to get reimbursed from insurance. I never remember to submit my claim to the insurance. So my visits were never counted towards my deductible. But, I'd rather pay out of pocket for good care for my children than let my insurance pay a crappy doctor. I can't say what the prices for everyone else will be, but I paid a ranged from like $50/visit to $150 for hospital visit. It may be different now because I had my daughter in 2015. Call first to check the prices before making a visit, to be sure.

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!

The staff was really friendly and even spend time explaining all the information I needed and…read moreanswering my questions. I had a COVID test done here and received results within 24, which was super beneficial in my case. I would highly recommend!

From the owner: Prime Care Physicians is a medical practice that provides house-call services to Medicare Part B…read morehome-bound patients, PPO patients, and private pay (credit card) patients in Chicago and surrounding areas from the IL/WI border to IL/IN border to everything in between. We aim to improve the physical, emotional and mental wellness, and quality of life of our patients by providing quality in-home care and services tailored to the individual needs of each patient. Our providers include Medical Doctors, Nurse Practitioners, and Podiatrists. Our providers, Medical Assistants and staff speak English, Spanish, Russian, Gujarati, Hindi, Urdu, and Tagalog.

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.

Dr. Urbaszewski is outstanding and why I am posting a review. I have been in need of a primary care…read moredoctor and was dreading trying to find one. I feel so incredibly lucky that I am now one of her patients. She's incredible, listens, explains, and takes me seriously. She is thorough and recommended some diagnostic tests that really put my mind at ease! The rest of the staff are also incredible! Everyone has been so kind, genuinely helpful and knowledgable. I'm so pleased, impressed, and relieved now that I have a primary care doctor I have confidence in.