Great place with very friendly staff! The place is very clean and modern. Dr B is a very…read moreunderstanding, empathetic, and knowledgable doctor. The wait can be a little long, but it's a busy practice for a reason!

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.

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.

PCP Providers they are an excellent clinic with really nice doctors. you have a patient portal,…read morehowever no one uses it and you can not view your test results on it, that is bummer, but the doctors are nicer and its worth it. my doctor always calls me to talk about my results and she is really nice and talks to me, instead of acting like a know-it-all like most do today. We are in charge of our health and we need to do research of our own, because most doctors are motivated by bonuses and kickbacks from big pharma and they do not have our best interest at heart. The best PCP is a general practitioner and make sure you choose an MD. as your PCP, not a nurse practitioner. An internist is a second best, but usually they are the ones who do not listen to us and think they know best. You are the one living in your body, you know what is going on, only you know how you feel, with all the poisons and toxins in our air, water, food and everything around us we are overloaded with plastics, preservatives, fake colors and fake flavors, and glyphosate and GMO's and drugs in our water, we are sicker than ever because our bodies were never meant to live in such a toxic environment, so they are fighting us and begging for help, side effects are YOUR BODIES PLEADING you for HELP. Doctors no longer know how to help us, and to them- the sicker we are and the more drugs they can prescribe- the better and more money in their fat wallets. You are in charge of your body and every pill and every treatment is YOUR decision, no one elses. YOURS. You do more research for a mechanic for your car than you do when you choose a doctor. Please do more research and if you don't feel heard, if you don't feel like your doctor is giving you the attention you deserve find another one. Believe it or not, your insurance has more doctors and PCP's than one or two, you do have choices. They need to learn that if they don't start treating us with dignity and respect we will dump them. We used to have nice small private clinics and these doctors used to care about their patients returning, because its like running your own business, you need people to like you, to want to come back. These huge corporation (network) doctors could care less, and even if you do find a nice doctor their hands are tied with the network rules, never more than 15 min per patient and most of it you spend with an assistant. The doctor comes in for 2 or 3 min and leaves. Mostly never answering your questions or listening to everything that is happening to you. because the network (a bunch of office bureaucrats) made a schedule for ALL the doctors to treat us like an assembly line at the factory. They treat us like cattle, and I am NO Cattle, ARE YOU? Lets stand up for ourselves and change doctors who do not treat us as human beings with dignity and kindness.

My wife and myself is a patient for dr. Saifullah Nasir.he is great and understanding. He's young…read moreand has the ability to solve your symptoms. I like talking to him and he's really down to earth, especially when you're dealing with people lives. Our other MD. is semi retired, so we got Dr.Nasir. very happy with the change. Kenneth and Jeannie FUDALA

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.

Dr. Goodwin is my dad's surgeon and cardiologist. Through his efforts, he has helped to determine…read moremedications, physical therapy, and what actions to take for heart health. Additionally, he assisted in ensuring my dad's work permitted him to take short-term disability. He has a wonderful personality, very respectful, and professional. He's kind and genuinely cares about his patient's wellbeing. Everyone in his office is personable and caring as well. His office is located in the Midwest Cardiovascular Institute on the 4th floor of the Heart Hospital at Edward's. I highly recommend Dr. Goodwin!

Let me start by saying I'm pretty picky about doctors. I've seen Dr Creek a couple of times and…read morefeel very comfortable with him. He explains things in a way you can understand what the problem is, without being condescending at all. My insurance plan will be changing at the end of this year (and I will no longer be covered to see him), and his office was able to squeeze me in to see him before my current insurance ran out. He was very helpful recommending a good doctor that he trusts who will take our insurance for a procedure I'll need, and said to still call the office if I had any questions.