In 2007, I was her patient for 3 days in Ingalls hospital in Harvey being treated for pneumonia. On…read morethe 3rd day, when she was releasing me, she asked me how long had I been taking heroin. She said they found opiates in my last urine sample. Really? I didn't do drugs before, then, or after. NEVER. Then when I went to her for a follow-up, she had a waiting room full of patients. I waited at least 2 hours before going into a room and had another long wait. When she FINALLY came in, she said she remembered me from having the drugs in my system. That's the very last time I saw her. Hope she rots in hell.

She has been my Physician for 30 years! She has saved me from two serious accidents that I have…read more She is an excellent doctor very detailed and experienced in geriatric care! I recommend her to anyone looking for good general doctors, she definitely gets to the bottom of whatever your problem may be. Although I please ask that you have patience with her she speaks a foreign language and it may appear or sound aggressive, but trust me it's not! She has genuine care for her patients and will see you through good health! I am currently 66 years of age and have seeing her since 1988! Check her out if you are looking for good general doctor's care! Alma O.

The Doctor is fine, but his staff is absolutely the most incompetent people I have ever dealt with…read more They do not know how to file insurance, they are rude, interrupting and grossly under trained. Issue #1: They LOST the photo copy of my insurance card, which is a Military ID. That is actually a felony under new Federal ID laws. Instead of calling me and explaining what happened, they billed me for the entire visit. Then while my insurance was paying them, they attempted to put my bill into collections. Issue #2: No one ever picks up the phone. I have literally sat there while it rang for over 3 minutes. I have the phone records to prove it. Issue #3: Unprofessional over the phone. Would not let me get a word in edge wise to explain the situation. In short: Avoid this office and the headache that comes with it. I am seriously contemplating filing formal complaints against them.

The staff have gotten better since the review above (that was in 2010). The doctor has an MBA and…read morehe works to run his office as an efficient business. This means that you will usually only be in the waiting room for a few moments, you will spend less than 5 minutes in an exam room and then you will see the doctor. It also means that he will not ask a lot of extra questions. If you have questions, write them down and be ready to rattle them off. He will be thoughtful and complete in answering any questions that you bring, but he is working hard to spend only 5-10 minutes with you, so if you don't raise a concern or ask a question, he will not probe to see if anything else is going on. If you are a good advocate for yourself, he is a skillful and knowledgeable doctor.

I only wish we had found Dr. O'Shea-Wilk sooner. She was compassionate, thorough and made sure all…read moreour issues were addressed. Her assistant Judy was also excellent. Our first visit was excellent. I will definitely recommend her to friends and family.

Great doc! I highly recommend him for a PCP. He cares for your best interest and always listens to…read moreexactly what you need

From the owner: Rakesh Chugh, MD provides urgent care and other medical services for adult patients at his private…read morepractice in Tinley Park, Illinois. Dr. Chugh takes pride in being able to offer patients high-quality, highly personalized care as a solo practitioner, along with continuity of care. Patients can count on being able to see him at his practice or the hospital for treatment. Dr. Chugh is dedicated to helping patients enjoy optimal physical well-being by ensuring that they receive exceptional care that goes beyond managing medical conditions or treating symptoms. He also provides patients with the tools they need for a long, healthy life, including nutritional advice. Dr. Chugh earned his medical degree from Dayanand Medical College and Hospital in Punjab, India in 1989. He then went on to gain experience and improve his skills and knowledge with an internship at University of Illinois Hospital the following year and a residency at St. Francis Hospital in Evanston, Illinois in 1993. In 2000, Dr. Chugh established his private practice in the Chicago Heights area, and he also lends his expertise to local hospitals by serving as medical director at Vitas Hospice Program 37 and Vitas Inpatient Hospice Unit. Dr. Chugh is a Board-certified physician with the American Board of Internal Medicine. His professional affiliations also include being a member of the American Medical Association and a member of the American College of Physicians-American Society of Internal Medicine...