I'd been trying to get diagnosed for my thyroid problem for some 12+ YEARS. No joke…read more I am all for becoming your own health advocate, but it sucks when you have to become your own doctor. In that time I saw few good docs and many, many very bad ones who tried to put me on everything from the o blood type diet (and I could buy the book through them for $29.95, yes, seriously) to others who tried to sell me anti-aging supplements and give me scary, unproven "hormone" shots of god knows what, to one who wanted me to drive down to Mexico so he could give me "stem cell treatments" to one DO who wanted to align my chakras and do energy work. Siiiiigh. Yeah, I've been through the wringer. And Dr. Suh (I reviewed her on yelp) was on the right track with noticing how over time, when she looked at all my thyroid levels through years and years of testing, my thyroid overall was low and declining. So she put me on natural thyroid. She even, when armor thyroid became impossible to find on backorder for nearly a year, worked with me to go on natural thyroid from Canada. But something was still off. Felt off. And I went through several bizarre miscarriages which left even my reproductive endocrinologist scratching his head with no answers because he felt my levels were "fine" but had no idea what could be causing it. My ob/gyn at the time did a full work up and shrugged at me with no answers other than feeling my thyroid and saying it was normal to her. So I needed an expert and came across Dr. Pick. I was at the point of oh great, another doctor, but really you can't live sick like that so I sucked it up and went. Glad I did. Dr. Pick took a long time going over everything with me. Almost two hours of my history and tests and besides more current bloodwork (I tested positive for thyroid antibodies in 2003 with the o blood type diet witch doctor, but they ignored those very important results), when he felt my thyroid he said he was sure I did indeed have Hashimoto's. It's an auto-immune thyroid disease. Which btw, was my own self-diagnosis that for years no other doctor listened to. Dr. Pick doubled my thyroid dose on our next visit which has made a huge difference. His next visit he also took a long time to answer many questions my husband had (he wasn't able to be there for the first appointment). He has been very generous with his time if I have questions and his agreeing to work with me if for example I want my iron levels checked or vitamin D levels or something else in my monthly blood tests. Monthly? Oh yeah. Because after about 6 weeks of going on the right thyroid dosage? I'm pregnant again. Only this time, I didn't miscarry. I'm 28 weeks atm and we're having a girl. And everything's going well. :) I will warn that even with my very good insurance, Dr. Pick is expensive compared to some other endos I've been to, but well worth it. He's very warm, very focused, and very funny which is a nice bonus. If you're one of those patients like me who was falling through the medical community cracks without a solid diagnosis, he's well worth a shot. I wish you well. :)

Dr Pick is one of the most caring and knowledgeable person I have seen. He has helped me immensely…read moreto avoid diabetes and complications, as well as lowering my cholesterol and keep my weight in balance. I truly admire him as a Doctor and a person 5

Saw Dr Sommerfield years ago, he was great! My older son loved him too…read more5 Stars, not sure if he's concierge, worth checking out

This doctor makes you wait for hours and when talk she doesn't have any time to discuss important…read morematters...very reactive and no proactive measures on any diseases. Please spare yourself and find better care somewhere else.

Dr. McLain is the best doctor I've ever had. She is down to earth and laid back while being very…read morethorough. I feel that my health is in excellent hands with her. I NEVER feel rushed - and that's not at all common with doctors these days. I would recommend her to everyone - and have!

He use to be my PCP when I was still there in Chicago and I thought him how to draw blood when he…read morewas a Resident Doctor at Rush University Medical Center. Very humble and he never changed. A good friend and one of the best doctor. I wish he could still be my PCP... Theresa Hoffman Lab Assistant Pella Regional Health Center

Refuses to take new patients. Or even former patients of Dr. Osher. If you can't sign-up or if you…read moreneed care --don't bother.

I've been under Dr. Weiss' care now for about 3 years. I'm a 70 year old…read more type II Diabetic who also suffered a Heart Attack in 2009. Under Dr. Weiss' general "quarterbacking care", plus my specialists, I am a "controlled diabetic" with good cardiac results. I work out constantly and I'm currently under a diet program with Dr. Weiss to try and get off some of the medications I have to take. So far so good. With my first 2 check-ins the doctor has given me all the time I've needed and answered all my questions. I expect to succeed. Thank you Dr. Weiss for your time and compassion.

I have been a patient of Dr. Weiss for as long as she's been practicing. I have found her…read moreresponsive and caring. Her NP team is top notch as is the nursing staff. I highly reccomend

Dr. Lori Siegel is my saviour! I have been seeing Lori now for almost 11 years. When we first met I…read morewas a very sick 27 year old woman who didn't "look sick". I won't bore you with the years of details of my diseases, but she took me under her wing and never gave up! She understands that a patient KNOWS their body and she listens to you from that perspective. She has NEVER thought I was crazy, or a drug addict, or a faker. She has always spent as much time with me as I need and listened to every word that I say. I have referred friends to her who were in the same position as I was; ready to give up, frustrated, and tired of being dismissed. I can honestly say that Dr. Siegel is THE BEST, most caring, most competent, most intelligent and funniest rheumatologist in the entire state. If she moved her practice out of state, I would find a way to see her. I never want another rheumatologist to handle my care. Also, her long time medical assistant Shannon is AMAZING! She always listens and does everything possible to help me, even when she is swamped. I couldn't imagine Dr. Siegel having any other assistant. I am so fortunate to have these girls in my life, even if it is to treat RA, systemic Lupus (or RUPUS as doc calls it), Fibromyalgia, and everything else. If you find yourself in need of a rheumatologist GO TO LORI SIEGEL!! You'll never regret it.

This review is long overdo! Came in for annual physical appt (last Oct) with Dr. Dahlem when my…read more(now former) primary care doctor at Northwestern was unavailable for months. Couldn't have been more pleased with the quality of care (thoroughness, knowledge, advice and outstanding communication / people skills - huge differentiator over my prior doctor). The rest of the onsite team I interacted with was terrific too - warm, welcoming, knowledgeable, efficient - all around great experience. Had a follow-up appt today via zoom. Again - great experience. Your model works great for me as I travel quite a bit and being able to get care in different locations in person, via app or video call is super important to me. Truly grateful for the excellent quality of care along with the innovation which makes getting healthcare so much easier!

I am very impressed with my doctor and the staff. My care has been personal but professional. There…read moreis an in office lab that is really convenient. Everyone knows who you are after only a couple of visits. All appointments are followed up by a thorough report on their site. I had an after hours issue that I reported by phone. The response was almost immediate. I received an email detailing what I should do if my pharmacy was closed overnight. The prescription was ready within a couple hours. The response was really impressive. I highly recommend the office.

Alright, so I cheated on my original Dr...Dr. Mizuno, whom I adore but when he was out of town one…read moretime, I had a medical issue and as is the case with Northwestern Memorial Physicans Group, their practice partners will see you STAT and at least know your medical history. I suffered from chronic sinus infections that were just crazy. I went to Dr. Miller expecting the usual script and and a co-pay but what a pleasant surprise I got. He was so thorough and detail oriented that he asked questions that seemed out of sync with the routine I had experienced elsewhere. He asked about my lifestyle, my pillows, my diet, well you get it....and he LISTENED. I actually now understand why doctor's corporations are called SC for "service corporations". He was providing his Medical Services. He wasn't doing me a favor by seeing me. I was giving him an opportunity to practice medicine. Lightbulb, aaahhhhh moment. Did I mention he went to Harvard Medical School. Matters not unless they teach you human compassion there. Not only did he cure that malady, he cured me of pretty much everything and during the course of a general conversation, he discovered a something that several other doctors had dismissed or negelected. Under his care and direction, I have been treated as a person, not a number and put on a path to wellness. He had given me guidance and referals that have changed my life. When I had a rough patch health wise, he was my go to guy and Dr. Miller got me through a series of unrelated, untimely and unfortunate health issues. We've since kind of broken up because he made me all better, so much so that I don't really need to see him much anymore. Not that I mind. But you know what I mean. I have refered countless people to him and each and every one raves. He moved from the city to Northbrook which is a hike, but his demeanor, candor and knowledge are worth every second on the Edens. He is kind, gentle, caring and concerned. Dr. Miller is the first physician I have encountered that practices the art of healing. How refreshing.On their website it says under his philosphy "Dr. Miller believes in a strong patient-doctor relationship and working with patients to optimize their health care" Understatement of the year. And lets not forget the support staff, Janie, his nurse. Can you say loveable and sweet. And efficient and kind. And accommodating and warm. Yep, worth every second on the Edens and then some!

Dr. Miller was great--he took a ton of time with me at my annual physical checkup and had a quite…read morelovely, unthreatening bedside manner. He seems to be great with follow-up too--I took a chance and sent him an email through Northwestern's online dr/patient communication network, not really expecting a same-day response, but apparently these physicians really do use the online communication system (hooray! internet and no phone-holding!), he wrote back in a few hours. AND he gave me an electronic prescription I sent to the pharmacy without ever picking up the phone. Anyway, technology aside, an excellent PCP.

Recently moved back into the area after being away for 11 years. After living out west, my wive and…read moreI were looking for an MD ND, but finding none in the area, found someone that appeared as being a "close alternative to alternative medicine". So far Dr. Kaskel seems to be just what "the doctor" ordered. I agree with the two previous reviews

I have been a patient with Dr. Kaskel for several years. He has always been cordial and responsive…read moreto all health issues. Dr. Kaskel has a Concierge practice in Bannockburn and is an experienced primary care physician. He is also an FAA certified Aviation Medical Examiner. Brian W

Dr Fang was my doctor for about 15 years, unfortunately I had to move to a different network…read more Always had great service from him and his nurse. Not sure about others as my wife also became his patient and she is also happy.

Dr. Fang left me in pain overnight while there was opportunity to provide medication, as the on…read morecall doctor he refused. No thanks.