The thin cheap paper exam gowns and the dated office appearance, along with the fact that the…read moreoffice does not have email to communicate, instead they still use the FAX is kinda scary if you are looking for a cutting edge medical team...

Dr. Hantos is an excellent doctor. She is patient, she tests you every time you come in for a visit…read moreand she is thorough. Besides her excellent medical skills she has a wonderful bedside manner. I highly recommend Dr. Hantos! Jean Link

Dr.Robbins has been a wonderful doctor and he worked to help me find the treatment & medicine that…read morewould help me the most. He actually listens when you talk to him and doesn't give up trying to find the patient The best medicine & treatment for their condition. For myself, he pretty much helped to give me my life back. Not that I was totally pain free, but he did work to find the best meds that helped my condition the most. He helped me to get most of my functioning back, and got my chronic pain under control far beyond the level that any other doctor was able to. My wife and I are so grateful to Dr. Robbins, for all the things he has been able to do for us over the years. As he is currently retiring, we will greatly miss him, and many of his staff. Paul

In full transparency, my review is of my experience trying to see Dr. Robbins because,…read moredisappointingly, I never made it past a terrible experience with his staff. I've been managing a post-traumatic headache for over a year. The neurologist I've seen regularly recommended that I try a headache specialist after exhausting other available options. Dr. Robbins was one of the recommendations he made. I called in early November and was greeted with a brusque, "Doctor's Office" by the person who answered the phone. After clarifying that I had called the correct office, I explained that I was a new patient calling to request an appointment. She asked if I wanted an appointment with the nurse practitioner or the doctor. I explained my history, unsure of what the correct answer would be without any context. She acknowledged I should see the doctor and then told me their first available appointment was January 14. I expected a wait. And I realize Dr. Robbins is apparently a good doctor, which translates to being busy. But when you've had a headache for almost 500 days, waiting another two and a half months feels intolerable. I agreed to the January 14 appointment, figuring I would find a way to make it work and that it would be worth it. Until. Until. Until the office called me back and told me Dr. Robbins would now be out of the office on January 14 and would need to reschedule me. For a later date. Are you effing kidding me? I hope other people have better luck. I provided full availability to them, willing to bend over backwards to get some relief from this headache that's been plaguing me. It's disappointing that their customer service is so poor and more disappointing that I would be penalized for a change in the doctor's schedule after waiting 10 weeks to be seen.

I had a great experience with Dr. Abraham. I didn't feel rushed, he took the time and listened to…read moreall my concerns as we went over my medical history. He went over medication side effects and understood that was a major concern for me. I highly recommend him and will definitely return. I walked in his office feeling like it was gonna be another dead end for me but left feeling happy and hopeful. When you deal with chronic pain that says a lot!

Gotta deduct another star…read more Do I still love Dr. Simionescu? I think so. I'm not really sure, as I have not seen her since March. Conversation with office person in March: Office person: Okay, so the doc needs to see you in 3 months, here is the referral for your annual brain and spine MRIs. Oh, she has Saturday hours now, would you like to schedule your follow-up at this time? Me: Saturday hours? Rock on! I would love to! So... I made the appointment for June something or other. A week before the appointment, I get a call. The doc is canceling my appointment, she won't be in, would I like to re-schedule? Sure, I say. Can I still have a Saturday? Yes, I am told, and the appointment is made. Or re-made. Today, I get a call canceling my August 31st appointment. Seems like it took the good doc this long to realize she won't be in on the 31st. Me to caller: You know, this is the second time this has happened. Why do you offer me the option of a Saturday if she doesn't want to work on a Saturday? Caller to me: These Saturday hours are new to us. New? It's been 5 months since you first offered it to me! As it stands right now, I didn't make another appointment, telling the caller that I will give it a few more months and hopefully by then, the doc will have made up her mind whether or not she wants to work on Saturday. I did not want to risk making yet another appointment only to have it canceled. I don't handle rejection very well.

I've been having some medical issues as of late and my parents suggested I get another opinion…read more They have always had really good connections as far as qualified and competent doctors, so I believe they got this recommendation from their other doctors. My appointment was with Dr. Cacciopo and from the moment I called the office to make the appt. and answer the preliminary questions, they were really friendly and nice. This treatment continued throughout the whole process. Dr. Cacciopo himself was young, "hip" and nice as well. I felt he really listened, explained all my options thoroughly and gave me piece of mind as I weigh the various options related to my ordeal. I'm actually very grateful I visited his office, as his diagnosis and approach is different than my first doctor, so it may be something more serious than previously thought! I highly recommend this office if you need a neurologist, and are a little freaked out by your health condition. He and his staff will treat you with dignity and put you at ease!

Dr. Philipps and her team are the best! They are very professional with their testing and therapy.read more

If I could leave no stars I would. Do your due diligence and verify the bombastic credentials of…read moreDr. Philippe and her stable of doctors before consulting with the practice. I've emailed and called up multiple boards she claims she's on and the boards either don't have her as a member or the board is defunct. When confronted, my emails were ignored and all my questions skimmed over. Laurie Philippe claimed on her website that "She is a member of the training committee for the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology" also known as ABPN, a well established medical board. A psychology professional would have to be ABPN board certified to be on the training committee. A quick Look up on the website with her name and NPI yielded zero results. And isn't it suspicious that she had since removed that credential after a complaint filed with IDFPR? If she is able to lie about such established credentials, what else is she lying about? It casts doubt on the rest of her listed credentials. And look closely at their positive reviews here on google. They are mostly fake. They are either bought and generically written by some sad sods in Eastern Europe that had never been to the US, let alone the practice or written by personal friends of Philippe. We are from WI, and the first red flag was raised when we have wonderful doctors here, why would anyone drive 1.5 hours to Illinois for a practice with terrible reviews? Unless they are doing something different that other practices in WI are not doing. My Child was taken to this shady unscrupulous practice by her father where she sat in for multiple sessions with Dr. Goldbaum in his attempt to 'buy' a psychological report to sway the court from the practice. Tell me how does a psychological professional churns out a report for court after just one sit down session with a child without one other parent? Philippe and Goldbaum did. And sure wrote 2 very biased report with unfounded claims discrediting me as child's mother. I wouldn't be surprised if Child's Father wrote both reports and the 2 "Doctors" just put their signatures on it. And no worries, Philippe's have no problem lying under oath in court. And my child had came home to me telling me how she's distrustful of Goldbaum and Philippe. Goldbaum is supposed to be the therapist and LISTENING to her patients, not pour out her problems at a 12yo. No patients want to hear about your struggle as a Jewish-Indian or a woman. That's not what you're being paid. And Philippe? My child never met her until the at least 8 weeks at their shady practice. But somehow Philippe could write 2 reports without meeting the child? And my child had told me how Philippe tried to intimidate her and gaslight her, a 12yo child. now I'm so not surprised Seeing other reviews here on how she had disrespected other patients. And that's not all, my child had in multiple sessions told Goldbaum how her father had threatened her life and the rampant drug usage in the house, and how he verbally abused my child in front of Goldbaum, but of course that was all conveniently left out in the report. They don't care about the well being of their patients. Not even an ounce. They only care about where the bill is coming from and whom they can milk. And after reading so many unfortunate reviews of how their patients had been wrongly billed and their cards mischarged, I am actually very pleased my child's father found this crooked practice. Good for him. For professional psychologists and therapists, they sure are terrible at their job for spotting child neglect, liars and mentally unstable people. And the 'wonderful' and 'stable' parent they think should have full custody of the child is a maniac habitual drug abuser who emotionally abuse everyone and also record his own nefarious activities and violent outbursts on social media. Look him up, "Doctors". The signs were prominently there. Maybe you all should quit your day job.

One of a kind Dr! Honest, kind, understanding, open minded, strategic thinker, determined,…read moreoptimistic, precise, great teacher, and the list goes on. Dr. Lopez has been my moms Neurosurgeon for 18 years. Her most recent hospital stay was for a Emergency VP Shunt Revision. Due to some complications (from my mom) her stay was over 60+ days and Dr Lopez brought her through it! He never ceases to amaze me. When times got tough he took the time to talk to me and reassure me that she was going to be okay. Day or night, he has been there and always with a smile ready to handle whatever our needs have been. We are definitely proud to call him our #1 Neurosurgeon!

I have known Dr. Lopes for years and I must say I recommend him over any Neurosurgeon in the city…read moreand probably the country when it comes to NeuroEndovascular Surgery. He is always at the forefront of technology. His Dynamic and experienced approach makes him one of the most unique surgeons on the face of the planet. I can't say this about many surgeons, actually only one. In the case of an emergency, without a doubt would like only one NeuroEndovascular surgeon to work on my loved ones and myself and that is Demetrius Klee Lopes. When you have worked in the medical field you understand what kind of statement that is.

Dr Ali is an astonishingly good doctor. After following me for some months we decided to attempt…read moreSeroquel at ultra low dose for my insomnia after studying some medical journals and seeing 50mg is effective. I tried it for a month. It wasn't all that effective for anything. It created a placebo effect. Worse yet side effects caused my liver ALT/AST to elevate slightly. I visited the emergency room at Northwest Community Oct 8th due to persistent painful erections from the drug. The emergency room doctor told me to start holding doses on it that the drug may be to blame for the ALT/AST elevations (liver enzymes) as soon as I stopped the POISON of a drug things started to get better, and my sleep didn't change whatsoever. My classic sleep medicines just work and the doctor admitted that he tried to fix what wasn't broke and said "Whoa, you're scary when medicines mess up on you, now I see why you told me on your first visit 'don't fix it if it ain't broke'" He profusely apologized and I readily forgave him telling him "Medicine is a practice, it's a collaboration between provider and patient, a good provider is like you, willing to fess up to a mistake or a screw up and take a dent on the ego." He was delighted to hear this and reassured me he would never try to change my medicines again and would happily routinely refill my needed sleep medicine that I have been taking for over a decade. This man is how all doctors should be, non egotistical, collaborative, and when he makes a mistake he owns up to it. I wish more doctors grew a pair of balls like this guy has to be able to take a ego dent.

I went to this practice post stroke and for epilepsy. In treating my epilepsy, they often forget or…read morereuse to refill my prescription which I am often left with zero refills and no way to communicate with the office that I need a refill. This causes a lot of anxiety for me. The only way to get a prescription refilled is to have the pharmacist call the office to ask for a refill. They seem to be experts in non-communication but will call non stop if they think there might be a problem.

I have been a patient of Dr Premkumar for the last year. Before that I was receiving my neuro care…read morefor Parkinson's Disease at Mayo Clinic, MN. The head of Neurology at Mayo highly recommended Dr. Premkumar. I was hesitant trying a new neuro Dr, however the care I have received from Dr Premkumar has been nothing but EXCELLENT. She cares about her patients, listens, and my checkups are never rushed. If you are looking for a Neuro Dr that specializes in moment disorders, I highly recommend Dr Premkumar.

Everything was very professional. All my concerns were addressed. The person that did the bathroom,…read morehis name is Ivan, was a very nice man. He was neat and clean and very talented in what he does. you won't be disappointed.

Stay away. She is unprofessional and an arrogant asshole. I told her I was going to file a…read morecomplaint on her billing practice (double billing and not including cash payments) and she wrote the Sec of State in less than a week after that I was unfit fit to drive. She'll post some BS as usual to support her narrative but the lord knows her ways. Please reach out and I'll show you the communication and proof. Anyone want backing for a class action...reach out.​

Northwest Neurology in Libertyville has caring neurologists. The front office staff is pleasant…read more Dr. Sheikh spends a lot of time with me and is very well-informed and professional. I highly recommend the practice.

From the owner: The physicians and staff of Northwest Neurology are committed to providing the highest possible…read morequality of neurological care to patients in Chicago and surrounding Chicagoland suburbs.