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    The Elgin Clinic

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    8 years ago

    Nice place,great staff and caring Docs. Dr Zahid went out of the way to care for my dad.

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    Ghani Asthma Allergy Center

    Ghani Asthma Allergy Center

    3.0(2 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I would give this place zero stars if it were possible. This office is run down and dirty. Dr Ghani…read moreclearly is more concerned about profit and less concerned about quality patient care. Allergies and asthma are made worse just by sitting anywhere in this office simply due to the amount of visible dust. I can only imagine what is not visible. Judging by the water stains on the ceiling tiles and the age of the building, I am certain there is mold as well. My most recent visit, I was not taken back to an examination room until 15 minutes after my scheduled appointment time of 4:45 PM (I showed up 24 minutes early too because I respect other people's time). The nurse then took some vitals. She went to take my blood pressure but forgot her stethoscope so I had to wait for her to get that tool. I was then told to wait until she came to take me to a 2nd examination room. She finally came to get me after waiting about 20 minutes. The nurse actually had the nerve to ask me if I was ready. News flash, I was ready well before my appointment. Please use your brain before opening your mouth. So far, I had received about 7 minutes of care which was nothing more than height, weight, BP, ear inspection and a few questions. I waited in the 2nd examination room for about 10 minutes before I walked out of the office around 5:40 PM without receiving any time with Dr Ghani. I don't expect much from a doctor when it comes to an appointment. Take me to the exam room at the scheduled time and minimize any waiting once back for examination. I was there for almost 1 hr and Dr Ghani could not see me. Manage your time better, Dr Ghani. Schedule your appointments in increments that actually reflect your true cycle time of patient service. The faster you get patients in and out, the happier your patients will be and you will be able to see more patients as a result. This will increase your revenue without having to add staff. And for pete's sake, stop moving patients around to multiple exam rooms. This makes no sense. If certain rooms are not adequate, get the proper tools/supplies needed to bring these rooms up to par. Not many people get free consulting advice. I suggest you take advantage of my suggestions and find ways to eliminate waste from your operation.

    Dr Ghani truly cares about his patients. Ive been seeing him for 13 years. He is the only one who…read morediagnosed my Hashimoto while caring for my asthma and receiving weekly allergy shots. Yes, the office is not fancy, but he is a good dr. Besides, you can have a fancy office and the worst doctors.

    Reasons Health - Tracey A. Odishoo, CNP, FNP , FPA. Founder of Reasons Health in Crystal Lake, Il

    Reasons Health

    3.7(3 reviews)
    12.3 mi

    I was referred to Tracy by a family member that works here. I was a patient for over a year. I…read morereally loved talking with Tracy and she helped me navigate through a hard time. We seemed to be on the same page with my goals and options and I valued her opinion. On 8/10 I had an appointment to discuss finally treating my ADHD. It took me years to even consider medication, but felt confident that she could help. Our session went great! She advised me of 3 different medication options. I am very sensitive to medications, so I requested the one that my son had done well with since I was already hesitant to try anything. She said she would fill it but warned me my insurance may not approve coverage. I understood and we left it as, if they declined the medication we would discuss something else. A week passed after that and I hadn't heard anything so I called and spoke with Ari. Med was declined but they were working on trying to get it approved and if not they'd help me find another option or maybe pay out of pocket. Ari was kind and helpful, even though she had to be the middle man for Tracy. After an entire MONTH of working with Ari to figure of WHAT medication Tracy was going to try since the preferred one was declined, WHAT meds my insurance will even approve, and even WHEN Tracy would let me know what we will be doing I finally left a VM that said hey, if we can't figure this out by the end of the week I'm just done. Short version- I started the drug 9/12 and by 9/15 I had high blood pressure, eye pain, confusion, and other concerning symptoms. I reached out Monday to schedule my follow up appointment and I asked Ari if I should be concerned of these symptoms, she PROMISED that she would have Tracy call me by the end of the day to make sure I was ok. She warned me to NOT stop the medication until I spoke with Tracy. By Wednesday by BP was even higher and I could hardly function. I called and Ari said "she didn't call you back yet?" NOPE. She said she would talk to her and get back to me. They were open until 7pm and still, NOTHING. By Thursday at 9AM I called multiple times and no one answered me so I left a very frustrated voice mail. Hello? Is this normal? Should I stop this medication? Why does no one return phone calls like this? Well to my surprise guess who finally called me? TRACY! I was so relieved she called and asked me what was going on. I told her my symptoms and she said to STOP the meds. Great, that's all I wanted to know! Then she asked me why I was calling so many times in the last month and that my behavior was super suspicious and she thinks my ANXIETY was CONCERNING TO HER. She said she has been "WATCHING ME" and then told me she intentionally was "PUMPING THE BREAKS" on HELPING ME because she saw I was communicating with Ari to figure out what the plan was. Excuse me? Did you just GASLIGHT your patient because you failed to effectively communicate a plan with me? I asked her why she didn't just call me and discuss that she felt concerned and she said she didn't talk to me ON PURPOSE. She admitted she was playing a MIND GAME with me. Absolutely not. Not only is that incredibly narcissistic, it is down right predatory. Tracy, you could kill someone with behavior as a psychiatrist like that. BE CAREFUL. Advocate for yourself and if you are starting a new medication have a back up plan in case she ghosts you and then blames YOU! Oh, and after she gaslit me she yelled at me, refused to let me talk, fired me, and hung up on me! Thank you for your professionalism. Unfortunate for me, I will never ever work with a psychiatrist again for mental health or medications. It was incredibly heartbreaking to hear her say those things about me and not take any ownership on how it was handled. Insinuating I'm crazy and that was justification for withholding care? I actually do think this is very out of character for her, but she definitely earned this one.

    Hi. I like this place. They have a nice team. I've been going crazy for years now, seeing things…read moreand people who aren't there, feeling bad for feeling bad, you know what im saying? The wonderful staff her has made me feel welcome and some what normal after years of struggling. Definitely would recommend to everyone one. Get up on in here! Get help! It's like good for you man, you'll be happier.

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