I had a terrible experience with Dr. Scanlon, she was incredibly rude. I went for an annual exam…read moreand her instruments were getting a little painful. I requested if she could please reduce to a thinner sized instrument, and she replied "you're not a virgin anyway, it doesn't matter". I couldn't believe how unprofessional she was. She continued on with the appointment in the same rude attitude, being snappy with her replies to my questions. Some questions I couldn't even finish asking because she would cut me off. I was very close to walking out of the middle of the appointment (I've never done that before). Was she having a bad day and took it out on me? That would be the only reasoning I could possibly come up with for having one of the worst doctors appointments (and doctors) I've ever had. I will never be a patient of Dr. Scanlon again. I switched to Dr. Farhi, who was in the same office for The Women's Comprehensive Center, and she was great. Dr. Farhi was very accomodating to my comfort and concerns as a patient, she is the best.

Dr Scanlon was great at my appointment. Knowledgable and caring. She explained all the options and…read morespent a lot of time with me. The best is that she solved my problem. I highly recommend her.

Dr Benson Is the best dr out there. He tells it like it is…read moreand keeps you informed of everything that's going to on. His staff is so friendly and very kind. He has delivered two of my children and was on top of everything. He is my most favorite dr. He has a great bedside manner. Also he evaluates everything you as a whole. He has your best interest at hand, i trust him 100%.

I LOVE Dr. Scanlon, however this office is definitely not my favorite. I had an appointment at the…read moreend of February and it was almost impossible to get ahold of a nurse to give me the results. They are closed from 12:30-1:30 for lunch and at 4:30 for the day. Even if you call around those hours, you can expect to leave a voicemail. And speaking of voicemails, if you call after 4:30, they don't even give an option to leave a voicemail. You have to call again the next day. It was end of April before I finally got someone on the phone to give me an update that they wanted me to come in for more tests. Thankfully, it wasn't anything life or death because I wouldn't have heard about it for 2 months... The other problem I had is that the ultrasound technician took my weight yesterday before I went into the room for my blood pressure and everything. Great, fine, whatever. But I get into the room and am met by a nurse who needs to weigh me. I said, "I just did that, do I need to do it again?" and she asked, "Oh.. do you remember what it was?" On top of that, 3 people asked if I skip periods: the ultrasound technician, the nurse and the doctor. I answered the same way each time. Seriously, they all carry laptops and are typing while you answer questions and between the two instances, I was left wondering "does NO ONE write anything down????" Just seems very disorganized and I feel like there should be a better system when it comes to passing along information, both from nurse to nurse/doctor and from nurse/doctor to patient. Work on it please because I love Dr. Scanlon (she's literally the only thing keeping me going to MCWH) and I really don't want to go elsewhere because I'm frustrated with the rest of the staff.

Doctors are fine, nurse practitioner is very nice. office is horrible. Receptionists are always…read morechatting loudly about private topics, such as "if you were pregnant are there any doctors here you would see?" "No!". Okay great, I'm sitting here in the waiting room and the receptionists who work here are talking about how they wouldn't go here! Nurse also has some confidentiality issues, yelled out into the waiting room from behind front desk another time to discuss my diagnosis with me in front of many other patients and receptionists! As it was a very sensitive issue I had to request that we go back in a room to discuss! Why am I the patient having to ask this?! They also couldn't maintain my actual address in their computer system. Every single time I came in they had the wrong contact information, I would correct it, and it would revert back to an address I hadn't lived at for years, turns out that's where my confidential test results and bills were sent too. Fantastic. So if in 2019 you appreciate confidentiality and privacy, find a different practice.

I am so happy I found a place I can trust to try semaglutide, that I can actually afford. I have…read moreseen Dr. Nisha at her medspa upstairs for years, and when she told me about semaglutide I knew I could trust her. It has literally changed my life. Yes, I had some unpleasant side effects at first but they have dissipated. I've lost a significant amount of weight. It is such a great feeling to feel full and to not have cravings. I just dug out clothes from the back of my closet that haven't fit me for years, and I actually want to go shopping for clothes for a change.

I have suffered from endometriosis for awhile and I started to see Angelika Opiela, FNP-C for a…read morecouple years now and she is the most caring doctor I have ever seen. She is so sweet and has helped me through my journey every step of the way. She has called me to check on me through the process and has gone above and beyond my expectations as a doctor. She is not only the best doctor I have seen but a genuine person all together. I am very grateful to have such an amazing doctor who truly cares about my health. Thank you for all you've done for me Angelika. Also I have seen Dr. Nisha Patel a couple times as well and she is also extremely caring and understanding as well. They both genuinely care about their patients. If your a women and need great doctors, stop now and call this practice. You won't regret it.

I have been a patient of Dr Tart's for a few years. I left my old Ob-gyne after not feeling heard…read moreregarding all my menopause symptoms. I was told by the other practice that I basically have to live with it. My sister-in-law recommended this practice & I picked Dr Tart from the website. I could not be happier ! Immediately I felt heard & understood. She put me on HRT & I have my life back. Is she quick with her appointments? Yes but I never feel rushed I just feel she is efficient. She is always on time & listens to everything I say. I have recommended her to many of my same age friends to help them with menopause. I never have a problem talking to anyone there. She has her own nurse you takes the messages & she gets things done ! For example my husband lost his job & we were going to have to change to an insurance plan that this office didn't take. I panicked b/c I love them & I have all my HRT through them. The nurse got me in to see Dr Tart even though I know there was no openings & they refilled my prescriptions for the year. The minute my husband got a new job we had better insurance so right back to this office. Highly recommend Dr Tart !!

I became a patient at this practice back in early 2018 after a friend recommend that I go see Dr…read more Oh for a second opinion on a large ovarian cyst I had. Dr. Oh took the time to review my images and then sat down with me to go over her thoughts, answer my questions, and talk about how she recommended we move forward. I was so impressed and put at ease by this interaction. I finally felt like someone was giving it to me straight and like I had a voice into my care. Following this appointment, I transitioned to this being my primary OBGYNE provider. When we started trying to conceive at the end of 2018 and had difficulty, Dr. Oh again was so gracious, patient, and sympathetic. She helped us navigate some preliminary testing to check if anything was amiss as we continued to try. When we finally, thankfully were able to conceive on our own, Dr. Oh came in to the room for our first appointment and celebrated with us. We could sense her genuine excitement for us after trying for almost a year. I have experienced these doctors in some challenging medical situations. Not only my ovarian cyst, and trying to conceive, but also a subchorionic hematoma, difficult delivery, and now progesterone shots for my second pregnancy. Dr. Heiberger commanded the room with a firm but calm demeanor when I was delivering my first son and had complications. The nurses have gone to battle for me in this pregnancy with the specialty pharmacy to make sure I get my weekly progesterone shots delivered on time. I can't say enough good things about this place. This practice has been an excellent place for me and my growing family.

One star reviews are perhaps worth the risk for your dry cleaning and cheap haircut joints, not for…read moreyour healthcare! This is not an emotional review but one based on a several interactions with this practice A heartless place with no real dedication or concern for patients. One appointment resulted in "well I'm not sure why they scheduled you today" and that was one of the more positive interactions. Certainly NOT recommended for prenatal care. Don't find out the hard way!!

This place is average at best so far. The mixed up my appointment when I came in for the first time…read moreand after telling them several times I was pregnant over the phone when I called to schedule they still didn't know I was pregnant when I came in for my first prenatal appointment and ultrasound which they made me wait until I was 12 weeks to get. Then When I had a heath concern and wasn't sure if I could wait to see the doctor or go to the ER I called their on call line and ask to speak to a doctor. They said the doctor would call back in 7-11 minutes. A doctor didn't end up calling until almost an hour and a half later at which point I had decided to just go to the ER. The doctors so far seem impersonal and the customer service seems so bad. I'm lucky I don't have a complicated pregnancy because I am not sure I would trust them to take care of my needs if I did. Scheduling and important things like trying to get a hold of a doctor seem really difficult for them as an organization. Their locations are convenient and I'm glad they are connected with Lutheran General which also has a children's hospital. That's honestly the only reason I'm not switching. The doctors seem competent but not very personal.

DR. HEIBERGER DELIVERS EXCELLENCE AS DOCTOR & SURGEON WITH GREAT COMPASSION - TRUE WOMEN'S ADVOCATE…read more Dr. Heiberger is an outstanding doctor and female patient advocate who delivered my son. She is my go-to ob-gyne whom I highly recommend for all women on the North Shore. Dr. Heiberger is a highly skilled doctor who is professional, honest, straight-forward, caring and compassionate. Highly recommend for things ob-gyne and your deliveries. She is fabulous.

It's never a fun experience going to the gyno, but I never really cringe when I think about it,…read morebecause I have a wonderful doctor. First of all, she's on the younger side and she actually has a conversation with me while she's in the room. Also, I like that she remembers things (even if it's written down) and remembers to ask me the next time I'm in. It makes me feel *a lot* more comfortable. In my mind she's somewhat human, and I like that.

HORRIBLE SERVICE. This practice is terrible. They are always running late. I routinely wait 30-45…read moreminutes past my scheduled appointment time before I'm even taken back to a room. Then there is another 15-20 minute wait. The main waiting room/lobby is dirty and unpleasant. The rude and sloppy office staff has managed to lose my medical records at one point and recently, after taking TWO copies of my insurance cards in less than a month, they managed to bill the wrong insurance company. They initially blamed me and expected me to clean up the billing mess. Only after I had them pull my (new, because they lost the old one) chart and showed them I gave the right info did they agree to handle it. It took several months to resolve. The male doctors are rude and Dr. Eisenberg in particular has a horrible bedside manner. If you are forced to go to this practice because of insurance coverage, only see the female doctors. This practice is so bad I'm considering paying out of pocket to go elsewhere, even though my insurance company covers my visits to this office at nearly 100%. That's how bad they are at Women's Healthfirst.

I went here for the first time today. I live in the city, but work in the suburbs, so I was trying…read moreto cram an annual appointment during my lunch break. I arrived at 950am for my 1015 appointment. After finishing all the paper work by 1005, I waited patiently. The receptionist was not very friendly, and was quite rude to the rest of the staff. At 1025, I asked if I was going to be seen soon because I am kind of in a hurry, she said sure. I didn't get into a room until 1035, the PA didn't come in until 1050. At this point, I have already been here an hour and have yet to be examined! I do not understand why they make the appointments so close, knowing that people will most likely have questions, so to allow themselves more time. The PA was pleasant, but nothing to rave about. I think I will continue searching for another OB/GYN.

Its been forever since I wrote the original review for Womancare PC... and they've moved multiple…read moretimes since then and got affiliated and moved into a modern new healthcare hub building / campus in Palatine... as NCH which was great because I like the MyChart app. Now its been consolidated into Endeavor with a bunch of other local hospital networks. Will have to see how this update pans out... but when I saw the amazing Dr. Lutheringhausen back in the NCH era (after Dr Alvi left), I feel that I got upgraded to a founding member of the practice by sheer luck. The professional digs seemed to have a upgrade on administrative staff as well, much better interactions. She is a powerhouse of petite perfection as a gynecologist and accordingly SO in-demand... youre lucky if you get on her patient list. She will make your junk and you feel golden. What a treasure she is as a doctor. (^-^)/

I've had an extremely frustrating experience with the administrative communication and…read moreresponsiveness at WomanCare, particularly this late in my pregnancy. At 36-37 weeks, I should not have to repeatedly call, leave voicemails, and send multiple portal messages just to get basic follow-up and access to documentation from my appointments. After my 9/18 ultrasound/growth scan, I asked for the written visit summary/ultrasound report containing the baby's measurements, estimated weight, amniotic fluid measurement, presentation and other findings. My previous visit summaries and reports have routinely been made available through the portal, yet I was repeatedly told I would need to request this at my next in-person appointment. I had to clarify multiple times that I was not asking for the actual ultrasound images, but simply the written report from a visit that had already occurred. I also had difficulty reaching the Arlington Heights office to reschedule an upcoming appointment. I called multiple times and left a voicemail without receiving a timely callback, despite being in the final weeks of pregnancy and needing to move my care to the Schaumburg location. What has been most disappointing is how much effort it has taken to get straightforward questions addressed. Patients this far along in pregnancy should be able to rely on timely communication, clear answers, and reasonable access to their own visit documentation without repeatedly having to chase the office. I hope WomanCare takes the communication and responsiveness concerns from the staff seriously, because these experiences have significantly affected my confidence in the practice during a time when reliable support and communication are especially important.