Dr. Nora is. a must see for your cardiology needs. His bed side manner is second to none. He…read morelistens, advises, directs, and makes sure you will be well on your way to good health. He will give you the facts of life in a professional way and more importantly he follows up with you. I have been a patient for several years and will continue to be.

This doctor was just amazing, and she put me at ease after speaking with her for a few minutes…read more Nobody wants to go to a cardiologist but if you ever need one this doctor will take great care to make sure you understand everything, she informs you about. Her office staff treated me like an old friend and put me at ease also, with their professionalism and genuine concern for my health. I would trust her with my life if I needed to do so, yes that good.

Dr Rowley is a wonderful and sincere doctor. He explains everything fully and answers any questions…read moreor concerns you have before moving on to the next patient. He is a person as well as a doctor and always treats me as a person first then his patient. Could not ask for anymore more in a doctor...the best cardiologist ever

At first, I was happy and satisfied with the cancer diagnosis, biopsies, and treatments I received…read morefrom this practice in the past years. What I DON'T like about this practice is that they completely missed the basal cell carcinoma diagnosis on my face at my last visit this past Fall and kept treating the area for seborrheic dermatitis! The facial wash that was prescribed to me was so harsh and painful to use that I had to stop after 3 to 4 days. Then the pharmacy they used sent me MORE of the same product and refused to take it back or refund my money. I refuse to recommend this practice to anyone.

to many bad reviews, I had a biospy here and it did not go well Elizebeth even miss stitched and…read morethe wound is now a big hole on my face. And she blamed me. never go back.

This review is for Dr. Brottman's office at Elmhurst Clinic on Schiller…read more I saw Dr. Brottman, cardiologist, for a benign heart arrhythmia I've acquired during pregnancy. I arrived early and had to wait over an hour past my appointment time. This was annoying as I had left work early only to sit in a waiting room. Dr. Brottman himself was fine, but what has prompted me to write this review is from a horrible billing problem, which I could not appeal. Dr. Brottman is an in-network provider and he ordered a 24-hour holter for me, which I had put on at his office. His office then sent my holter to an out-of-network company for analysis. So, I go to my in-network doctor but then get hit with an unexpected big bill for an out-of-network thing. I was never informed the holter would go somewhere out-of-network... Going to an in-network doctor, everything is supposed to be in-network. Apparently someone at Elmhurst Clinic noticed their error because I received a letter that my appeal was denied - this was the first I ever heard of it. Soon after receiving the appeal denial, I received the bill. Called my insurance, submitted another appeal. I later get a letter that my appeal attempts are exhausted. So, even though I went to someone in network, their office sends things out of network and I am stuck paying the bill. I got referred to a different cardiologist at Advocate Midwest Heart Specialists, where I had to do another holter monitor. I've had no issues with them - they use an in-network company to analyze their holters, which is supposed to be the norm! I was pretty disappointed with my care at Elmhurst Clinic's Cardiology group on Schiller. As a healthy person who ended up with this temporary arrhythmia with no symptoms, I can't tell you how annoying it was to go through lots of expensive tests, the long wait time, having little contact with Dr. Brottman, and then get hit with the big out-of-network charge from my in-network provider...which I have no choice but to pay. The whole time I was told everything was probably temporary and related to pregnancy...and surprise, it is resolving on it's own and my arrhythmia is almost completely gone. But, not without a lot of frustration, time, and money.

I would like to give high praise to Aysha Ahmed, PA-C. She…read morewas very professional, knowledgeable, and personable. I appreciate her care and hope that this positive feedback goes noticed. She's awesome!

I was very nervous to change doctors.I chose Dr. Quraish Rababah.She had great reviews.Watched her…read morevideo said that she prays with the patient (if they like ) also she said she works with the patient.Not my experience ! She barely walked in the door said Hi & then said I was extremely overweight.She used a harsher word than overweight)AND THAT IT DID NOT LOOK LIKE I WAS TRYING TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT.ABSOULUTELY ,AMAZING how she could make that assumption of me in under one minute.How about this.Do not Judge a patient when you just met them one minute ago.Actually do not JUDGE them at all.My opinion Is how UNPROFESSIONAL,rude,ignorant,thoughtless can a person be.especially a so called professional.When I asked her a question her eyes bugged out of her head & She YELLED the answer like she was spitting it out with venom.Bottom line..glad others had good experience Not me !! Did not go there to be abused.Heard shes leaving next month.My opinion..on her way out so doesnt care about treating patients with dignity.Found a different doctor the next day.

I have been seeing Dr. John Cahill for years, he is so caring and professional with his patients…read moreand listens to you . He is always friendly and really cares about you . He always takes time to explain any results or any questions I might have. He is the best.

I went for a routine physical - Dr ordered heart monitor because she felt my heartbeat was…read moreirregular even when the EKG showed nothing. Its my heart, so I'm ok with whatever needs to be done, right? I would assume that it would be covered by my insurance since the cardiologist was within the Advocate network. It was not, so make sure you check with your insurance company before agreeing to ANY medical visit. You'll need the "code" to give to your insurance company, so good luck obtaining that from Advocate beforehand. It cost me $1500 for assuming, so it was partially my fault.