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3.0(4 reviews)
4.8 mi

Dr Itkin, if you are reading this let me just say... remember at the hospital when I yelled at you…read morewhen your staff of residents sent me home with a numb face and you promised me thing will get better after I made a report on you and I had a brain aneurism? The people around you are making you look bad once again. Although you are a brilliant Dr of neurology, again the people around you are dropping the ball. I suggest you hire more people as your paitent base gets larger. 2 months ago I started to get my medication prior authorization started. Your office claimed they sent it in and they got something back claiming my insurance changed which it did not. Then did nothing else to find out what the problem was when filling out the paperwork I don't know how many times I've called your office and cvs Perscription and specialty and their prior authorization depts to see what the problem was. They continually resent the application and did not get a response. It was either filled out incorrectly or something was omitted or it was sent to Medicare not my Perscription insurance. I called my insurance company who sent me to cvs prior authorization dept. I must have done this 12x They have no record of any correspondence from your office. I don't know where your office sent the prior authorization but it wasn't to where my prescriptions go to. Your office claims they cannot be in the phone all day to talk with prior auth depts that they just don't have enough people. Maybe have staff in on Fridays just to catch up. I deal with this each year I have to get a prior authorization for this medication. I'm suppose to take the injections today and now, if I can even get it, it won't be in time once again or I will have to pay $$$ out of pocket. When I call all I get is an answering machine to leave messages that never gets a call back. What is this f'd up world coming to? DISAPPOINTED SIR! HIRE MORE PEOPLE AS YOU PRACTICE GROWS!

Very kind, he listens, my migraines have mostly disappeared since I started seeing him.read more

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3.8(12 reviews)
1.8 mi

Dr. Lim is very friendly and listened to my concerns of my back problems. I had x-rays, bone…read moredensity test and an MRI. He told me I had a broken back and would have pain relief if I had an epidural injection. Called to schedule with Chrissy who works for Dr. Kim who would be doing the procedure. Chrissy called to say the procedure would not be covered as they were not in my network. I called BCBS to verify. They said they only require a 5 digit procedural code from the doctor's office. Have left a message with Chrissy to get help. Procedure will be done this Thursday. Hopefully relief is forthcoming! Tina M.

Dr. Richard Lim is one of the finest Orthopedic Spine Surgeons in the Country, many surgeons did…read morenot want to operate on me because of the complicated nature of my case. I had a giant herniated disk with severe central canal stenosis along with complete effacement of the Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) around the nerve roots. Redundant nerve roots (RNRs) and the beginnings of Cauda Equina Syndrome and Arachnoiditis. I had terrifying pain in the hip, buttocks, groin and leg. Sound Complicated? That is because it was and the risk of surgery was high. Dr. Lim took on my case and performed an extremely successful Posterior Spinal Fusion with Transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF) using a Titanium artificial disk also known as a Intervertebral Cage and a facetectomy on L2/L3 with a very Complex Decompression of Cauda Equina and Bilateral L1/L2 nerve roots and Hip Bone Marrow Aspiration with an Allograft Bone Graft plus 2 Bilateral foraminotomies along with an annulotomy. This was all done using a 3D computer-assisted stereotactic navigation system. I mention all this to demonstrate why even world-renowned Neuro Surgeons declined to take my case. Right after surgery 100 percent of my pre-surgical pain in the hip, buttocks, groin and leg was gone. At 3 months out I was walking 3 miles and at 4 months I was hiking in the forest on hilly and challenging terrain and had a zero-pain score. Also, his P.A. Michael Meeker is fantastic as is the entire staff at Midwest Orthopedic Consultants. So if you need simpler or very complex Lumbar or Cervical Spine surgery, please contact Dr. Richard Lim. Also feel free to contact me at george.pastorino@gmail.com. 2 pre-surgery and 2 post surgery pics attached

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1.6(7 reviews)
3.8 mi

Dr Will is great. The front desk staff is great. The people calling with test results are calling…read moreat 8am. Two calls for two different tests within 15 minutes of each other. Totally unacceptable. I asked to speak to a manager at 8:30. It's almost 10 o'clock nobody's called me back. Advocate Systems need to be totally overhauled. The patient comes first, not what's best for the office staff.

I've been going here for probably 10 years and my review is specifically for the Advocate Women's…read morehealth center. I like Dr. Will a lot however, the office staff regularly (and there is some turnover) disappoints. I've never had a problem with prescriptions over the phone. When I recently went to change a routine birth control pill to another, I was told I had to come in for my annual appt. I mentioned I had everything done externally and that they had the faxed results and that I had likely been in the office 4 times in the previous year for various issues, I was told I had to have an annual neurological and physical in order to have it changed. Mind you I've never had a neurological evaluation there, and quite frankly, she's not a neurologist-she's an osteopath. Yesterday I went in to the pharmacy to pick a prescription that was to have been called in last week. I never got a notification from the pharmacy so I stopped in and they said nothing had been sent to them--this is 5 days later. Additionally, I never got my lab results which were supposed to take a day. Today I asked about a prescription for my thyroid condition, which was -re-discovered at an annual work health fair and they say I have to come in for my lab work. I say "you have the lab work, that's how we know it's high" and they say you have to come in. Mind you I've already had a prescription for this drug and numerous refills previously. As I explained to the nurse, I don't have time to come in to the office every time I need a prescription refill. Additionally, in the past they had a voice mail system that would transfer callers throughout the office before disconnecting them. This went on for months. I'm at the point now that all these inconveniences are no longer worth it. Just time to find a new doc with competent systems and competent office staff. IMO, this is now about generating new revenue with more, and unnecessary appointments.

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