I've been promised the results of my X-ray yesterday. Supposedly it was to take an hour from the…read moretime they were done. I've wasted well over an hour on the phone only to continually get put off. About 1.5 hours ago they claimed I would get a call back in twenty minutes. Still waiting with no answers. I'm still on hold as I type this up. They DO NOT care about their patients. This is my life we're talking about. Do NOT go there. They couldn't care less about you!!! They are completely inept. Full of excuses, apathy and incompetence.

This was truly the best experience I've ever had at an immediate care or walk-in clinic. I took my…read moredad here for his gout while he was visiting from out of the country without insurance. From the receptionist to the nurse practitioner, everyone was outstanding--kind, efficient, and professional. After the visit, I called to switch the pharmacy for my dad's prescription, and they handled it in just 30 minutes--unbelievably fast service compared to anywhere else! I highly recommend this place!

I have been coming here for physical therapy and all the therapists are amazing! One on one therapy…read morewhere they make you feel heard and cared for. If I ever need therapy again I will 100% be coming back to here.

Excellent follow-up care and convenient labs. The doctors are excellent and the notification for…read moreappointments are very helpful.

This facility and the staff are top notch. I have never waited long, the stick is painless, and…read morethe staff is friendly. They have always been able to find my orders in their system. I have never once been disappointed and I have been there many times.

LaTrice was great, when I finally got taken back. Gentle, friendly, took care of it…read more Let's talk about Robin the phlebotimist. I checked in at 10am for my 10:30am appointment on my phone. Informed (via phone) I would be notified by text when they were ready, so I should stay close by. Instead of staying in the tiny, overcrowded waiting room reeking of BO, I stepped into the hall outside. Just outside the door. I went back in about 15 minutes later, but no one was at the desk. I went back in a third time at 10:37am because I hadn't been texted to ask how far behind they were running. LaTrice tells me that Robin had called my name twice. Not texted. Called it to the waiting room. Robin comes up and says, "Oh you're here!" Yes, Robin, I've been here since 10am and was outside that door. You didn't text me. "Oh, we don't text here." She seemed surprised that LabCorp, her employer, seems to think she does. I felt bad for LaTrice having to work with this incompetent person. I did not feel okay with Robin sticking me with needles, and LaTrice just quietly said, "I got you," and took me back. Bless her. Someone please get LaTrice a better employer!

Was seen right away, nurse very nice and thorough. Dr was also, assessed my condition promptly and…read moreprovided additional printed info, answered any questions. Thankful for them as my Dr had no sick appts for a week?! Great alternative to the ER also.

WARNING!!! Just today, I found out that this outfit sent all my medical information from a 2025…read morevisit to a third party! I had never heard of them but apparently they act like a credit reporting agency for medical care. I would have NEVER knowingly authorized this. I should have read more carefully what I was signing. That information was used to DENY health insurance coverage, even though what I had was the flu. Further, I did not see a real doctor there. They did nothing for me there and simply told me to go to the Emergency Room. A total fiasco.

Best blood draw I've ever had and I've had many…read more Edna was completely on top of her game. She efficiently added all my information to ACL's system and verified my information with me. Then she found a nice plump vein in my right arm. Every nurse and phlebotomist finds that vein and it usually rolls away from them when they insert the needle. Edna had me keep my arm straight but told me to rotate my wrist so my palm faced my body. It was like a miracle! She got the vein on the first try and quickly filled the 4 vials needed for testing. I was in and out in 5 (FIVE!) minutes. I didn't even know there was an ACL in the Good Samaritan Hospital outpatient center until today; I found it in the ACL website. I'm so pleased with this location and with Edna.

I had a great experience at this Quest Diagnostics location for a drug screening required for my…read morenew job. I would highly recommend scheduling an appointment beforehand. I made the mistake of thinking I could simply walk in, and I ended up waiting over two hours to be seen. However, once I was called back, the lab technician was very efficient, professional, and kind. They completed my drug screening very quickly and made the process smooth and easy and the quality of the care provided was outstanding. Overall, I highly recommend this location for anyone needing laboratory testing. Just make sure to schedule an appointment in advance to avoid a long wait!

Kristin is great!!!! She always there and is a quality worker. I've had other employees here and…read morethey are passive aggressive to you, don't give any direction, and are rude. Kristen is kind and walks you through the whole process. The other day she was the only one there because all others called off - she was timely with patients and wait time was low. After going to this location for 5+ visits I can say she is the backbone of this location.

Just went there yesterday for my teenage son who had the FKelly Karas-Hedrick who is a DNP a (nurse…read morepractitioner with a doctorate degree), is the kindest and coolest professional urgent care provider with a bedside manner so positive, it's rarely seen in urgent care! We have seen her once a year or twice a year for three years for my two son's various flu and other injuries. We are so grateful she is there. Please don't leave, Dr Kelly! If every provider were like her, our medical field would be serving all patients SO well. Here's why: She always thinks of everything without me even asking, from meds, to at home things to do, to a school note, without hesitation. She always makes a little bit of small talk with my sons, but it's like she really cares. Bonus: The place is clean, the front desk staff is friendly, calm and efficient. They smile and are efficient and great with insurance and I haven't ever received a crazy bill from them ever. The wait time has never exceeded 15 minutes. We are out within 45 min including payment and lab tests. I am not getting paid by them to say all this stuff LOL haha! I don't know anyone there either....but I just have to call out this example of urgent care DONE RIGHT. Dr Kara's-Hedrick, DNP, please always continue being the best urgent care provider we've seen! To the staff: Stay well and take care of yourselves and know that your job MEANS A LOT to the community. Your kindness and helpful demeanor makes all the difference when we are feeling ill!

Stephanie took great care of me. I came in for a tetanus booster and thats what i got. She examined…read moremy cuts and scrapes, and gave me good advice. No nonsense, in and out.

"You're not going into the bathroom with your lab order, are you?!"…read more Umm.. ??? I was going to put it in my purse.. Apparently the secretary thought I was going to wipe my ass with the lab order or something. WTF.

I've had my labs drawn here many times usually early on Saturday morning. No wait, no hassle, out…read morein a few minutes. I recommend their services.

We just got new insurance through Illinois marketplace so I was more than a little concerned about…read morethe limited urgent care options that we have access to. Grateful to say the AFC urgent care in Willowbrook, located in a standalone building in the parking lot of Pete's Market, is clean, organized, professional, easy sign in process through an online QR code, and all together very organized, quick and easy.

The staff was friendly, professional and made me feel very comfortable. Highly recommend!read more

Went in today and unfortunately my boss called me just as I got there so I entered on the phone…read more The Dr submitted my tests and I did not have a paper copy. She wasn't happy with me in general and asked me if I was there for a drug test in a way that suggested to me she thought I was some sort of user. She goes, "so I have to search the database!?!" Anyhow, when I finally got off my stupid and admittedly disruptive I've call, I went in and apologized, complimented her needle work and wished her a nice weekend. She was grumpy. Then it got weird. On my way out, a man was on his way in and looked angry and he was telling me that I "he was there because I was being rude to his girlfriend and that I better apologize." Although I wasn't picture perfect, she musta been having a crazy nuts day to call in the meat head boyfriend. I was pleasant and apologetic to him and walked away. He looked tough. Be aware folks, the blood lady can be crabby and she'll call the bouncer to rough you up if you are out of line.

Blood work. Blood borne. Blood poisoning. Blood drive. Blood sucker…read more Blood sure does command a lot of action. I suppose that's why I have this over whelming desire to run like Forrest Gump away from any lab that is about to draw my blood. Well, not so fast, Forrest, not so fast. This is the exception that proves the rule. Granted, the office building itself is nothing to write home for. And if you happen to enter in the service entrance, versus the main fancy schmancy lobby, you will think that illegal medical whatever is performed here. But after entering Quest you are met with exactly what you need: calm, quiet, professionalism, and extremely large and comfortable lounge chairs -- that which to more comfortably draw thy blood. I will admit that I get a little fidgety when they put that padded bar in front of you. You never feel the "Great America" theme park feeling. And one should never view it as a way to avoid escape. More importantly, it is there for the utterly exciting possibility (or probability) that you will pass out when the needle goes in: and we wouldn't want to have to go through all of that pretense again, would we? Sylvia (the woman who drew my blood) should get an Olympic medal. And on the off chance that I had fallen over in a dead heap (and we're talking dead) there is not a doubt in my mind that coroner's near and far would never have been able to locate the needle stick. For the No Bruised Arms Club -- thank you!!!!! You're fabulous.