This please goes above and beyond. Wow. Thank you Gaby, for ensuring you guys were able to…read moreaccommodate me and my tight schedule. Gaby is super friendly and very knowledgeable. Dr E Linarez is above reproach. He came out and addressed me personally, shook my hand and conducted a full and thorough exam. Answering ALL my questions personally and providing so much Insight. Dr Linarez showed upmost empathy and concern for my sleep health. It's very rare now-a-days to have Doctors of clinics be so hands-on. That's a dying thing now-a-days, but not at Dr Linarez' office. Thank you so much, looking forward to a new and lasting relationship. Gaby and the front staff followed up with me. Ensuring all my needs were accessed and met accordingly. Thank you soooo much Gaby and Dr Linarez. Will recommend and refer. (They are military and police friendly).

So at the request of my physician, I went to Madison St. Medical Sleep Disorders Center for a…read morereferral and to speak to the Doctor about my restless and sometimes sleep apnea ridden nights (Sleep apnea is a common disorder in which you have one or more pauses in breathing or shallow breaths while you sleep. This results in poor sleep quality that makes you tired during the day. Sleep apnea is one of the leading causes of excessive daytime sleepiness). Well my scheduled appointment for the study was actually a week away, but I totally got the dates mixed up and ended showing up a week ahead (last night actually). The technician at the front, who also was walking in when I did), was so pleasant and insisted that although my scheduled time was a week away, to please wait an extra hour in case someone did cancel or was a no show. She said that this one person has canceled or was a no show three times in the past and she would really like me not to waste my drive here. So of course, I waited in this pleasantly decorated reception area and counted down the hour. Low and behold (big surprise) he never showed up so they accommodated me. This was a really good thing because I was there already and the fact that she accommodated me was awesome. Now, the actual rooms you are given makes it seem as if you are in a nice 4 star hotel suite. I mean, its a nice moss green (very soothing) with your own bathroom (nicely decorated glass in green tile, shower, you know the works). The technicians came in and explained the WHOLE procedure to me, and I proceeded to go into la la land. Although of course I had wires everywhere and I was being monitored all night for different rhythms in my brain. I thought this place to be extremely professional and wow, the staff are just as nice as can be. In the morning, they wake you up (5 AM.) and let you complete your study with an hour of getting ready, so of course I showered and left. I just think that this was a really nice experience and hopefully I will get answers as to why I am having restless nights. I did appreciate also that they share parking with Leona's (next door) and for Oak Park this is a must since you will get a ticket if you park in the street. Kudos to the Medical Sleep Disorder Center.

The doctor didn't listen at all. He was more concerned about billing than treatment. I had told…read morehim that I tried CBT-I already and it failed, and what did he do? He prescribed me more CBT-I. It was in the goddamn referral that CBT-I had already failed. What a waste of my time and money. He also made a blanket statement "medication is never the answer." Not, "medication is a last resort", not "medication should not be used lightly," but "medication is never the answer." That's a religious statement, not a scientific one. When I mentioned my experience with CBT-I and how it made my sleep problems worse, he said he wasn't an expert on CBT-I. He literally claimed ignorance on a treatment he just tried to sell me. It would be as if an orthopedic surgeon had said "I'm not an expert on physical therapy." At that point you'd seek a different surgeon. I had to pry a sleep study out of him, he was resistant to even giving me a sleep study, saying I should retry CBT-I, a treatment that had already failed me once before. I ended up canceling the sleep study and saught treatment elsewhere with better results. I decided that given how poorly the doctor had listened during the session, I didn't trust him to actually interpret the results in good faith.

First and foremost--my sleep is better than it was when I first came here. In the end, that's the…read moreonly thing that really does and should matter to me. I was able to use techniques of sleep compression to readjust my body clock, and the results have been good. I should say something about my incredible sleep dentist, Dr. Gail Henry who made my mandibular advancement device. She is super-smart and competent but also warm and generous with her time and attention. Great Doctor. My CBT-therapist Dr. Scherer was helpful in introducing me to CBT-I and, as I said earlier, the overall benefit I received from him and this program was significant, and I'm grateful for that. Dr. Scherer himself I've found to be cold, a bit stiff, without a whole lot of relational or empathic ability.

The sleep study experience was dehumanizing and humiliating. Briana was nice enough and explained…read morethings - the best part of the whole thing. I laid awake in the bed for 5 minutes hoping the need to use the bathroom would pass since I needed to call her in to the room to "unplug" me. Not to mention the uncomfortable wires stuck to me with some sort of white snotty goo that got stuck in my hair. Then, at the end of the night, I got kicked out of the center with not so much as a "have a good day". As for the after, duh I have sleep apnea... like everyone else (how else do they make their money?) When I went back for the results, I was handed a paper to fill out with my credit card information to set up monthly payments BEFORE I even saw the doctor. I've been sleeping just fine for 40 years - I'll take my chances.

First of all the billing office is questionable, my advice to you is to go over your bill with a…read morefine tooth comb because they like to over charge. Also the reviews about the doctor having a personally of a rock is completely true. I think it's unacceptable, from the time I made my first appointment(April 17th) to the time I actually got my machine was 96 days(July 22nd.). My husband went to a different place out of Northeastern Medicine and from the time he made his first appointment to the time he got his machine was 16 days. If your doctor recommended this place I highly recommend asking for a different referral to save you time and money. I also told my current doctor who is actually newer to the area about the Naperville Center for Sleep Medicine and she will no longer be recommending this place either just from my experience with them.

I was having problems with being increasingly more tired and not getting enough quality sleep in…read morethe last two years or so. Sleep study did not produce any definite diagnosis. Then I was recommended to visit Dr.Girgis. He took simple diagnosis steps. After my first visit I started noticing that I was breathing very unevenly, with obstructed flow on one side. On my second visit, Dr.Girgis pinpointed a suspicion and confirmed it with a quick CT scan showing an almost golf ball size cyst in my sinuses, as well as deviated septum. The cyst must had been growing slowly so I never detected a sudden change in my breathing. He recommended surgery to remove it and promised I will breathing much better afterwards. He advised that I will need to take a week off, and will take a few weeks to fully recover. I doubted that I will need a week off from my work, and we scheduled the procedure a few weeks afterwards. After surgery that went well and as planned (I was sleeping 3 hours or so), the healing process started. My nose kept bleeding but on the third day after surgery I experienced a short deep sleep that was the "Ah-ha! This is like it should be when you get a good night of sleep!" moment. I went back to work, and have aggravated my nose, and had difficult time coping with my constant nose bleeding that progressively slowly stopped by the 6th day. I was surprised when on the 6th day after surgery dr.Girgis pulled two 5 inch long plastic stems from my nostrils and a long draining tube... Hahaha. Two months after surgery my inner nose and its lining are almost normal, just a touch sensitive (well, the septum was cut and repositioned). At the end, it was all worth it. Girgis and all his staff were always very professional, and friendly. My breathing and quality of sleep has dramatically improved. And I got my life back, Big Thank You Dr.Girgis.

I had trouble breathing through my right nostril when running or when being active. I noticed my…read morenasal septum was slightly deviated. But then I was involved in a car accident that shifted my nasal septum even more causing my nose to look completely off. I went to Dr. Girgis & Associates so they can diagnose my nose. Dr. Girgis told me that with just the internal surgery I should notice a major difference in my breathing and my nose will look straight again. So I went ahead with the Surgery. The surgery went well and I recovered fast. The final outcome was YES I'm breathing much better but my nose still look slightly off but not as bad as before.

I became of patient of Chicago ENT due to frequent nosebleeds. It was recommended that I go to…read moreChicago ENT for a procedure to handle this issue. I originally had a different time and date for an appointment but had to cancel last minute due to a ridiculous amount of travel delays - I called and explained my situation and the office was very understanding and kind, which made all the difference to me! My appointment was very quick. Dr. Levy was helpful and gave me an overview of what would happen and advice on after care. I was finished and walking out of the appointment within 15 minutes. I was pleasantly surprised with how easily this procedure was done!

The worst experience I have ever had with a medical office. Their office's patient management is…read moreabsolutely infuriating, and the treatment feels like they are pressuring you into quick fixes, not providing informed care. I did a sleep study here and was diagnosed with sleep apnea by Dr. Friedman in 2023, after which I received an oral appliance from their in-office orthodontist. I stopped treatment with them for the first time because The Chicago Sleep Center, which is under their umbrella, was supposed to do a follow-up study and completely bungled my scheduling: they did not respond to my calls requesting an appointment confirmation, but their automated system texted me to bring three items for my sleep study. When I arrived, the nurse asked if I provided a fourth item that they did not list, which was a small plastic piece for the oral appliance that they easily could have had in the office. My whole appointment was cancelled, and the nurse on duty reacted like this happens often. When the office called to reschedule, they blamed me for not bringing the plastic pieces, and I was so frustrated I stopped care entirely. Two years later, I hoped to restart treatment and asked if I could get a sleep study done somewhere else and submit the results to Dr. Friedman. They told me to come in and said I could do another at-home study instead, after which I would have a telehealth follow-up to discuss the results. The telehealth follow-up was a repeat of the terrible communication at the sleep center. I had to call the day before to ask how the appointment would work, and I was told I would receive a phone call at the appointment time. An hour before the appointment time, I got a text telling me Dr. Friedman was "in my waiting room" with a link that didn't work and a voicemail telling me to call the office to "take care of my appointment." I couldn't even get in touch with the office because it was before their opening time at 8:30, so I just had to wait, fuming because I thought I had missed my appointment entirely. The next two hours was a back and forth about how my appointment would happen: they sent another link that didn't work, then said they would call, then eventually asked if they could FaceTime, which I'm sure is some sort of HIPAA violation. When I told the staff member who had left me a voicemail that I couldn't call him back because it was before office hours, he just said, "Oh right, I forgot about that :)" I couldn't help but just stare at him in disbelief over FaceTime. I could barely hear Dr. Friedman over the video call, and he told me my most recent sleep study did not show I had sleep apnea (???) and that he was recommending two "quick, easy" outpatient operations to address...something? I didn't know what the root cause was, and the visit summary notes were convoluted and listed multiple issues that he didn't mention over the call. I cancelled the appointment two days before because I really felt like I was being pressured into it. I was not notified of potential side effects, why I was having an operation, or even what operation specifically I was having, and when I called the office to ask the name of the operation, the receptionist couldn't tell me and seemed annoyed that she would have to put me through to the medical staff. I will be happily going somewhere else.

I cannot speak highly enough about the outstanding care provided by Dr. Reisz and his teams - both…read morein Medical District and Oak Park facilities. From the very first appointment, he demonstrated a rare combination of deep expertise, compassion, and clear communication. He took the time to explain every step of the treatment plan, answered all questions thoroughly, and made my Dad feel confident and supported throughout the process. The surgery itself went exceptionally well, and Dr. Reisz checked in regularly afterward to ensure recovery was on track. His professionalism and genuine concern for patient well-being truly set him apart.I am incredibly grateful for the skill and dedication he brings to his work. Anyone seeking a highly competent and caring urology surgeon would be in excellent hands with Dr. Reisz. Thank you, Doctor!

This review is for the professional building at 1725 W. Harrison St. Terrific Medical Care, but a…read moreLogistics Nightmare for Departures The Hepatology department here is absolutely wonderful. The staff is knowledgeable, kind, attentive, and incredibly helpful. I have nothing but praise for the medical care itself. However, trying to get a taxi out of this building is an absolute nightmare and deeply unorganized. While there is a direct phone line to request a cab, the system is entirely broken. All you get from the dispatchers is a vague acknowledgment that a car is on the way. You are left to wait and wait. Worse yet, even when you are finally assigned a specific cab number, there is zero order outside; other people will routinely jump ahead and take your designated taxi, forcing you to start the entire process over again. This chaotic, confusing setup is incredibly difficult and stressful for people who are ill, exhausted, or unfamiliar with the area. The medical staff deserves five stars, but Rush urgently needs to organize its passenger pickup system to protect its patients.

Went In for an emergency and told them I was pregnant. I had been vomiting and diarrhea for two…read moredays without keeping food or drinks down. When I went in they said it was fine I was just pregnant but I was dehydrated and just wanted at the minimum an iv but instead they offered me a sprite .i sat there and asked if I could get ultrasound as well to check on baby and they said they didn't have an ultrasound person . Like what, what kind of er is this .

This is about their outpatient therapies…read more Pros: the therapists themselves seems to be knowledgeable and good at their jobs. This review is not about them. cons: Scheduling. My son has mild ASD. Kids with ASD need a schedule to know what is coming next. In addition, my son is starting Kindergarten soon, so for his speech and OT, we need it to be in the evening or on the weekend. On the phone with scheduling, they told me there was plenty of weekend and evening availability for speech and OT. They scheduled us for the evaluations and did them. When it came time to schedule his appointments they don't have a schedule. Suddenly, they don't have availabilities on evenings and weekends. Moreover, they don't really have a set schedule you can create. They'll just call me in the morning if they have availability. Then they want me to pull my son from school SUDDENLY and take him to a random appointment he was not aware was happening. All of that uncertainty is TERRIBLE for kids on the spectrum. It means that they'll be living their lives in anxiety over if they will be suddenly pulled from school for an appointment. They won't be able to focus on school, and they will miss out on quality education time. When I pointed this out to the schedulers (I talked to many, including supervisors), they said, "well, that's just the way we do things." I was also told that a "good mom" would pull their kid from school whenever THEY want me to. FINALLY, the speech therapist that did his assessment got him scheduled for weekly evening appointments. He has his first appointment and the therapist was so great. She even gave me activities to do with him outside of therapy. Great! The next morning, scheduling called me to tell me that therapist is leaving the practice, so they are cancelling all our scheduled appointments. They again told me I have to just wait for them to call during a random day and I will have to pull my son from school. The ugly: I am currently contemplating a civil law suit. We found an occupational therapist with weekend availability. THEY almost didn't take us because you aren't supposed to have multiple OT eval within 6 months. But they agreed to take us if I could get access to the eval Fransiscan did. It took many calls and emails and putting in a complaint with legal that they are violating Hippa by refusing to give me my son's medical data that they were holding hostage. Where does that stand now? Well, I am about to pay EXTRA to the new OT because they had to redo the assessment because Fransiscan still hasn't given me my son's data after about a month of a fight. They claimed they have the package or me to pick up at any time waiting at their front desk. I have been there 3 times to pick it up and every time I go, the front desk workers say there is nothing there for me to pick up. It is about 25-30 minute drive there and the same back home each time. Each time the front desk has no clue what I am talking about. NOW, apart from my son, I am dealing with the similar thing for me. My PT. The person that did my PT eval said I need to go once a week for 6 weeks and then they will re-evaluate. That was in March. It is now Almost august, and they have fit me in once. I have had 1 appointment. My doctor was shocked that I had only been seen once, and is in favor of me "jumping ship." That's right, the doctors in this system know that scheduling is so messed up they are recommending you use other therapy services. SO....If you want to go to a therapist that breaks hippa laws and does not give a rats butt about patient outcomes, go here. If you want services, go literally anywhere else.

My doctor is great, the appointment staff really is a problem…read more I was given an appointment a couple of weeks ago and I showed up what I thought to be 15 minutes early. They told me I was 15 minutes late. I know what they told me, I wrote it down and put it in my calendar. A half hour error I don't think so. So then they asked there's a 1:30, could I come back. Is this office staff just stupid! People work. I made another appointment for another day and half way to work I realized they didn't give my my chip back. Probably part my fault, should have asked. So I went back and by this time my day is toast so I asked if the 1:30 was still available. She says that was 1:45 not 1:30. I'm starting to see a common theme here. While I'm waiting a couple of elderly ppl walk in, one support for the other, says we're here for the 2:00. The receptionist says no, that was for 3:00. The lady helping the other says "she's going to run out of oxygen. Hmmmmm. Again, common theme. If you come here take names when you talk to office staff. I like my doctor and the nurse staff very good. Office staff needs a new team.

The worst medical office I've ever been to. Zero zero zero stars. Absolutely incredibly…read moreincompetent doctors, dirty office, cannot even handle the simplest issue. I cannot believe they are allowed to practice. The AG office should truly investigate this group. I have no doubt they have been sued for malpractice. The most incompetent experience I've ever had in 57 years. What a colossal disaster of a practice. Truly should be embarrassed.....

I was invited to participate in a paid clinical study. I admit, I was very apprehensive, however…read moreCRC and the staff are exceptional, compassionate, explanatory, and excellent in delivering quality service! From Justin, to the various clinicians that easily explained the process, I felt at home and at ease. Unfortunately, it b did not qualify for this particular survey, however, I was surprised that for the 4 hour intake assessment, I was rewarded with $300 on the ClinCard they provide in less than 48 hours. I thought it was a scam or spam text. I highly recommend this entity.

I participated in a research study on a new anti depressant and had such a good experience. The…read morestaff is so professional and caring. They also provide a ride to and from the clinic for participants that need transportation. I highly recommend this company if you're interested in trying out a new medication.