Waited hours to be seen by a doctor, and then when I was finally in the waiting room I had to wait…read moreanother hour while the doctor laughed with patients in the other room like the rest of us didn't have appointments also. Don't go here if you care about being seen in a timely manner. Staff don't respect patient's time and lives the way they used to.

This clinic hosts a number of very friendly providers that are attentive and professional. Everyone…read morefrom the front desk to the lab people gave me a comfortable experience! Parking can be tricky, but overall a nice and welcoming place.

I have been a patient here for about two years and unfortunately my experiences have been very…read morefrustrating. At the front information desk, I have sometimes felt dismissed or spoken to harshly when asking for directions or clarification, especially when I mentioned that I had visited before but needed reminders due to medical issues and medication-related brain fog. During some specialist visits, I felt that my responses were not fully acknowledged when I answered questions in ways that were unexpected. This left me concerned that parts of my medical information may not have been clearly reflected in my records. I have also struggled to get assistance from the Galter Life Center. Despite having a referral from my specialists, I have not been able to schedule an appointment or receive clear guidance through in-person visits, phone calls, or email. Additionally, I have attempted to contact Patient Experience and Advocacy several times but have not received responses to my calls or messages. When the system moved to NorthShoreConnect, I hoped communication would improve, but many of my messages there have also gone unanswered. Because of these experiences, I personally feel that my concerns have not been addressed adequately, and I would encourage others to carefully consider their options when seeking care.

Excellent care for my sister. She was brought in by a wonderful team of paramedics and was admitted…read moreimmediately and cared for on the spot. They did all the necessary tests and got us answers right away. She ended up getting admitted and some minor hiccups she was successfully released. Kudos to the medical team and nursing staff. Thank you for caring for my special needs sister. You guys were awesome.

Years ago I complained about coughing in the mornings and after dinner. Dr. Lamaster had me do…read moreannual chest CT. The second year the CT showed a gallstone. The coughing progressed into choking, gagging and recently trouble swallowing. After the coughing complaint, I reported random diarrhea, which was dismissed. Then I complained of vomiting. For years my symptoms got worse. Finally the vomiting was so bad, I insisted on seeing a surgeon. The gallstone that was documented on my medical records years prior turned into Chronic Cholecystitis, which can be life threatened. It can also lead to Pancreatic cancer, from which my mother died; she too was undiagnosed for years. Advocate Ravenswood let me suffer for years and harmed my long term health. This is not the only undiagnosed issue. Dr. Mikesell and Dr. Lamaster both dismissed my complaints about cognitive dysfunction for years with repeated complaints from me. The dysfunction now seems to have been caused by seizures. Two head injuries are in my medical records and they dismissed me and never followed up. Negligent or incompetent? Does it matter which? Also I rarely saw Dr. Lamaster. His residents were the only appointments I could get. One told me that I did not need to check my blood sugar... I am diabetic. Another put in my medical records that I had high blood pressure, which is incorrect and caused me problems with the anesthesiologist prior to gallbladder surgery. I have many other more examples of incompetence but individually they do not seem important. However, when a medical practice has consistent mistakes and the residents do not read your chart, they put your life at risk. Chronic Cholecystitis can be life threatening. It inflamed my pancreas and liver.

I'm a little shocked to see all the negative reviews! We've been visiting this doctor's office…read moresince my son was born back in October and have had nothing but positive experiences. The building is bright and welcoming, as are the folks working the front desk. I also appreciate how clean it is. Our Doctor, Dr. Serrano, has been absolutely wonderful. From the jump she's always expressed genuine excitement to see us and our baby. We feel so comfortable and confident in her care, she really eases any worries we've had as we navigate parenthood! I've called the help line more than once when I've had questions or concerns and there is always a doctor ready to assist. So far, I'm really impressed with all experiences I've had here and want to thank them for keeping my baby healthy!

It's surprising to see all the bad reviews for this location and Albany Park - and even more…read moresurprising to see my usual provider mentioned by name. However, first of all, she isn't a doctor (someone referred to her as Dr. Patel - she's actually a nurse practitioner) but she probably could be. Secondly, seeing her referred to as uncaring is shocking to me - not to dismiss someone else's experience. I have to just assume it's a matter of "everyone has bad days" because I have only known her to be warm and concerned about my well-being. I've even had her call to check in on me after a particularly bad cat scratch got infected. I don't know - I guess these centers are small and over-run, things have to be rushed sometimes, and it's not a perfect place. But it's affordable for those of us with crappy insurance or no insurance and I do think people here care about their patients.

This place is not the same place since Mary Dudek retired. And rarely do they ever answer the phone.read more

The receptionist/medical tech is so rude, on every occasion that i have ever interacted with her…read more I have had several occasions to see Dr. Seferović and have always felt awful by the time I left because of all the attitude. A doctor has to have a polite, considerate staff. It's a bad enough situation to find another doctor!

I give 5 stars to this medical clinic. My mother needed to see a doctor but wasn't able to get a…read morequick appointment with her current one. However, Dr seferovic took her and everything went well. She was a great caring doctor all for the patient's needs.

They hire Maria Wojnarska , doctor that doesn't listen to patients ,doesn't diagnosed properly,…read more shifts blame to anxiety and nerves for everything, ,doesn't even want to think nor do anything

Went for annual exam and I had a pap Smear for cervical cancer screening. Two weeks later there…read moreare no results and the staff said it takes 2 to 4 weeks for NorthShore Health Lab to process a pap. I was assured that the sample had been received and was pending. Another MA calls to say pap may have to be repeated. 12 hours later result in the chart.

The quality of care here is excellent! And here's a shout out to Irma who works at an intake desk…read moreon 3rd floor. Irma noticed me when I arrived to pick up my wife after an appt. Irma was at the coffee station (a great free perk at this operation) but when she spotted me she asked if I needed my parking validated. Kudos to Northwestern for hiring & doing a great job training exceptional employees. Irma took unprompted action which helped reduce the stress level of a discombobulated spouse on a difficult day!! Thanks much!!!!

I had my first appointment scheduled at this dermatology office today, and the experience was…read moreseverely disappointing. The building was confusing to navigate, parking was unclear, and there was a line at reception when I arrived. By the time I was finally able to sit down at the reception desk, I was two minutes late. Despite that, the doctor refused to see me and told me I would have to reschedule. I understand offices need policies, and I respect that appointment schedules matter. But for a first-time patient dealing with an unfamiliar building, unclear parking, and a backed-up reception area, refusing care over two minutes felt unreasonable and dismissive. There was no flexibility, no understanding, and no effort to account for the circumstances. This was a very frustrating and disappointing first impression, and it left me feeling like patient experience was not a priority here.

Let me start with a kind word: There are probably worse nursing homes in Chicago. That's about the…read morenicest thing I can say about this place. The staff is completely unprofessional, yelling at each other and at the patients. The nurses actually told my mother that there was nothing wrong with her and refused to help--even when she had the heart attack that ultimately killed her. After she was diagnosed with chronic bronchitis and ordered to have oxygen at all times, they threatened to take away the oxygen machine because it used too much energy. What do get they think they're supposed to do with the money they get from the state? Use it for decorations? Anyway, I never saw the kind of abuse that happens at some nursing homes, but I have to believe you can do better for your loved ones than to put them here. I only wish I had.