Just updating my review from 5 years...same great service. Professional and courteous staff. Dr…read more Karen Botsoe is compassionate and has the gift. Not many doctors do. Thank u guys for truly caring about your patients.

Great places to to get health great great place dr and staff really wanted to stay but to far…read moreaway if I ever move back to the south side I'll go back here

I used this location for the first time and it was great. The doctors and nurses there were…read moreexcellent. They gave me some of the best advice about high cholesterol and blood pressure that I ever received from any of my primary care physicians. Also they told me about working out and staying active. I immediately went out and purchased Shawn T's Hip Hop Abs and I am Old school, but I lost 3 inches off my waste doing those dances and I lost 12 pounds and this was just from their advice. Thanks Walgreens.

made appt online. received confirmation by text. also received a call that I missed. they said to…read morecall a 1-800 number to discuss the appointment. I called it, but after 5 min I gave up trying to talk to a human being. arrived at appointment and was told they don't have Advocate Clinics at Walgreens in downtown Chicago. Closest they said was Park Ridge. Won't use Advocate Clinics again.

Nurse Practitioner "Roger" could have cared less. Dismissive and bored. Frustrating!!!!read more

My doctor scheduled me for an outpatient procedure at Mercy. The toilet in the pre-procedure…read moreholding room was filled with someone's feces and the restroom was filthy. During my procedure, the nurse put an oxygen cannula in my nose. I kept taking it out because it was burning my nose. When I left the hospital my nose was running and I had contracted a full- blown cold by the next day. I've never been to such an unsanitary hospital; I will not go to any more doctors who schedule procedures there.

This hospital leaves much to be desired. I have maybe visited a handful of hospitals so I didn't…read morehave a lot to compare it to, but after visiting a relative in another hospital and seeing how absolutely different the service is, there's no way around this one. I don't know if they're underfunded, overworked, or a little of both, but changes need to be made. Here are the most disappointing parts of my observations of a family member being there: 1) He was given a shot ON HIS BIRTHDAY to make him completely incoherent, delusional, and reaching for imaginary objects because I was told that he kept trying to get out of bed. Because he was a fall risk, they felt this was the best decision to keep him still. However, the "babysitter" (as one doctor disrespectfully referred to the residents who watch over patients 24/7) was there that night and the next morning. Why not just make sure the worker makes sure he doesn't get out of bed? What's the purpose of having them in there 24/7 if you're going to force patients to take drugs to make them forget who, what, why, and where they are for over five hours? (I was there from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and he never went back to normal.) 2) He was moved to at least three rooms within a three-day period, and no one could tell me why. Eventually they blamed it on air conditioning. That would've been fine, but he was totally uncomfortable and ended up with a cold because the air conditioner next to him was blasting cold air while he was wearing a thin robe. 3) The social worker flat-out lied about a facility being for long-term care. Less than a few minutes after he was transferred to the facility, the company was noticeably irritated that "once again" Jackson Park Hospital told patients that it was a long-term facility instead of a short-term facility. When contacting that same social worker, she stuck to her story. Meanwhile the insurance company refused to pay for the short-term disability location. Then another social worker came back from vacation, lied and said she talked to me (she never had my phone number), and refused to return calls when I called her out on it. Apparently there is a long-standing debate between the social workers pushing patients to short-term facilities and saying they're long-term care facilities to get patients out the door. 4) I asked for a nurse to find out about #1 and she showed up at least two hours later and only wanted to yell from the door instead of having what was definitely a private conversation by walking over to where I sat on the other side of the room. 5) For whatever bizarre reason, if the patient doesn't want the food, they'll still leave it there. And then the workers (in tan) will point out that the meat is cold and they can't serve it, which leads me back to my original question: Why is it still here if it's cold now? 6) One of the beds that the family member was moved to did not work at all. But instead of them testing it before moving him in there, they just let him lay there until another family member brought it up. Then the roommate had to be put out in the hallway before they switched beds. But that still makes me wonder how often they test the equipment before just putting anybody in it. (And I have a feeling all they did was move that nonworking bed to another room in hopes that someone else wouldn't notice.) On the upside: 1) I cannot remember the names of the people who wear tan outfits (they're not nurses), but I met three of them who were incredibly nice: one was a light-skinned African-American woman; the other two had thicker accents and were brown-skinned women who I'm pretty sure were from the islands (Jamaican?). 2) The doctor did immediately call to patiently explain what was going on with him and stopped by a second time in person. I genuinely did like this doctor, but it was rubbing me wrong that she constantly kept referring to the family member as "like a baby" and "needs a babysitter." Other than that, she was pretty cool. So I'd give her 4.5 out of 5 stars.

You need to change your answering message she sounds like she smokes 4 packs a day, not a voice I…read morewant to hear when I call a hospital

Everybody here is wonderful. They have an employee here named Rachel. She is an impeccably precious…read moreinnocent angel who never does anything wrong. Then they have another employee Natalie. She is also an impeccably precious innocent angel who never does anything wrong. They also have an employee Tatyana, who is also an impeccably precious innocent angel who never does anything wrong. Tiara is the same. But finally, most of all, there is this extraordinary employee by the name of Shae. Shae can do no wrong. Her niceness is stunning. Her smile eminates warm, subtle sunshine. Her customers melt in her presence. The only thing that comes out of the way she performs her job is flawless excellence. I believe many clients choose this establishment just to enjoy her presence. I guarantee you will be spoiled rotten by these wonderful and splendiferous employees the first time you come here. I wish I could give them ten stars!

From the owner: With Integrity Medical Group, your road to recovery is in the best hands. Highly qualified,…read moreaccredited, and experienced in what they do best are some of the reasons why we take pride in our Doctors. Our Medical Group's expertise caters to a vast amount of patients. We specialize in Orthopedic Surgery, Pain Management, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, and Acupuncture. Providing care in a progressive metropolitan city such as Chicago is a challenge that is why we offer you care throughout the Chicagoland area. We have offices located throughout Chicagoland whether you travel North, South, West, or East. We are here to offer you care the best treatment wherever you may reside.