The quality of care here is excellent! And here's a shout out to Irma who works at an intake desk…read moreon 3rd floor. Irma noticed me when I arrived to pick up my wife after an appt. Irma was at the coffee station (a great free perk at this operation) but when she spotted me she asked if I needed my parking validated. Kudos to Northwestern for hiring & doing a great job training exceptional employees. Irma took unprompted action which helped reduce the stress level of a discombobulated spouse on a difficult day!! Thanks much!!!!

Let me start off by saying the process of signing in and the process at this site was expedient and…read moreepic. Let me virtually introduce you to the captain of the team. Dr. Avery Thau Md. unprofessional, unethical, bias, and possibly politically liberal. My appointment was July 9, 2026 @ 10:45 a.m. I was told to come in early as I always do. I made it there approximately 9:30 a.m. The process of checking in with the staff was very professional, progressive, and comforting. Let me introduce Dr. Avery Thau Md. to you (IMAGINE). I set in a dark room less than 10 feet away from where Dr. Thau Md. was. No magazines, books, music, tv, anything from 10:30 a.m. til 11:13 a.m. Not one time did Dr. Thau Md. acknowledge my presence. For instance..."I'm running a little late I will be with you in a minute" Is everything okay do you need anything? etc. My experience concerning unforseen issues relates to proper communication/etiquette. Secondly, I was told if I am late or no show that there will be a fine or penalty. Seems like a double standard huh? I never knew this because I am always early until one time my transportation was in stall. Lets also be very clear...imagine for a minute ...don't pass this. IN THE DARK LITERALLY from 10:30 a.m thru 11:13 a.m. I can imagine many things so lets began with racial profiling, discrimination, prejudice/bias, politically sustained. Because he did not learn that in medical school. The top of the list in school concerns humanity, confidentiality, objectivity, and respect for all man kind. This is the behavior of someone apart of a hidden cult. An institute of hierarchies who exude power and control over the less fortunate. These are the ones who belittle but also steal in a foreign unamerican way. I was really hurt as I set in the dark and said to myself. How many people have you done like this? But I also said to myself...someone set you up to do this to me. Because they knew that you were going to get exposed in such a way. Final note...When Dr. Thau Md. entered the room he had a look of negative anticipation. He had an agenda...provocation. He said "I am sorry for the delay but I was with another client". I said to him..."Your behavior is unethical and unprofessional. Things happen...of course I am old enough and mature enough to know this however I also know that any decent human being would have said something from 10:30 a.m to 11:13 a.m. None the less I will be putting this in writing and state my sentiments as it regards. His look was challenging and unfamiliar with my behavior. As I stated the cult that he's apart of has no respect or regards to humanity and the democracy we live in. Please do not send me to this eye doctor again. This is not the 1800s. Thank you for reading. My name is Stafford Garrett and I approve this message.

It's extremely rare to find a medical doctor that's willing to treat ailments naturally. If you're…read morelooking for a holistically-minded MD in Chicago, I can't recommend her highly enough!

From the owner: At Integrative Family Practice we embrace a unique concept which involves educating our patients to…read morelive a healthy lifestyle and follow targeted habits to prevent disease & discomfort. Dr. Sypien, MD, FAAFP, and our professional team of caregivers utilize a hybrid of traditional medicine with natural, alternative, holistic and conventional therapies. Our goal is to offer you the most reliable, high quality health organization that provides personalized, top-notch, compassionate health care designed to make YOU look and feel better each and every day. The key to our success has been treating the "WHOLE" patient and not just the symptoms. We are committed to helping you get well, stay well and live a healthy lifestyle. Our philosophy is like the old saying "An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure."

Competent and caring doctors and staff. Another doctor at a…read morewell regarded hospital, wanted to do an unnecessary heart surgery that didn't seem right to me. A friend advised me to get a second opinion from a doctor at Community First and I'm glad I did! A cardiogram revealed a functioning heart that did not need a stent and should be good for another 10years. A Portage Park asset.

My Dad was in the ER for 21 hours he is 81 years old. With heart failure,with no IV the whole time…read more They took him up to his room when still no IV & had him on a bed was so old. No TV, and they wanted me to bath him. I will never take him to this Hospital.

I have had terrible experience with healthcare as a healthcare provider myself , but I must say…read morethis place has a charm and staff that actually care. After a tremendous amount of time looking for a healthcare provider for my father with complex medical history I must say I believe this place might be it. From the medical assistant to the physician NP they both took the time to go over my fathers history, medications and ensure that all issues are addressed. I appreciated the smiling staff from front desk to staff providing direct care. It was a very positive experience and to see my father laugh at the doctors office was great as you often don't seem to find that anywhere. Thank you to the staff that made our first visit great ! :) Definitely will be back.

I have visited CMC once before in 2018, when I was getting my immigration exam done. At that time,…read moreI met with Dr. Birn-Forys. She got the job done at a reasonable price and sent me on my way - no issues there. Recently, I went in for an appointment because I have been experiencing excruciating back pain. The staff, while not particularly nice on the phone, are quite friendly in-person. They were helpful in answering any questions I had. This time I met with Dr. Forys, and I was incredibly uncomfortable and upset with my visit. Dr. Forys was very abrasive, frequently cutting me off when he was asking me about my symptoms and whether I have been seeing any other specialists about this issue. I mentioned to him that I have been seeing a chiropractor and that said chiropractor said that perhaps I should get an x-ray if my symptoms don't subside. I was trying to get to the point that I individually decided to see a doctor and get a medical opinion about my issue (rather than relying on a chiropractor), when Dr. Forys just LOST IT on me. He reprimanded me, saying that he's not the chiropractor's personal assistant and he's not just going to give me a referral for an x-ray because someone else said so, and he said that I can't have multiple treatment plans at the same time. Frankly, I didn't consider visiting a walk-in chiropractic clinic once a week any sort of "treatment plan" - I've just been going to get an adjustment, hoping I'll feel better. I was visiting Dr. Forys specifically because I wanted HIS medical opinion, not because I was relying on that of someone else. (Also, as a side-note, we started our appointment speaking Polish. The angrier he got, the more he started switching to English. I gave him no indication that I speak English beforehand. It made me feel like he was purposely switching languages to intimidate me into just sitting there and letting him make me feel bad.) I've been really vulnerable because of my back issues, and I honestly felt like crying at that point. Here I was, trying to see an actual doctor to help me and sharing with him all information I found pertinent, and he was yelling at me. (I'm fine with his disdain for chiropractors and that he prefers that his patients don't see them - but that doesn't entitle him to treat me the way he did.) He proceeded to tell me that he doesn't like chiropractors and that they are "business men," implying that they're really just out to get people's money. Ironically, he recommended that I get 4-6 different blood lab tests just minutes later. I still don't understand how those tests were supposed to help treat my back pain. Ultimately, he referred me out to another doctor because he didn't know how to help me. He told me to come back after I've visited his referral. Again, not sure why. Needless to say, the last thing that I want when I'm in pain and I really need help is to be patronized and reprimanded by a doctor who is supposed to help me.

I've had good experiences in the past with this provider but that certainly wasn't the case today…read more Apparently, they no longer provide immediate care or even walk-in care. It seems now one has to make an appointment. Who knew? I showed up this morning in pain and was told I needed an appointment and the next one was three hours later. No triage, no attempt to send me to another nearby facility, no nothing.. If you're going to change your care model you shouldn't mislead people by retaining the same name and not informing the public what you're up to. I I'm angry and frustrated and will never use North Shore "Immediate Care" again.

My newly 18 year old son is kind of a quiet young adult and is someone who respects authority. I…read morebrought him in, paid the co-pay and then my son was taken in the back. They told me to remain in waiting room. After about 25 minutes I asked the guy at the front desk when I can go back with him to make sure my son was telling the doctor about his symptoms. I did not want to leave there, get in the car, only to find out the doctor only knew about a few things and be back the next day having to pay another co-pay. I always tell my son I am glad to step out and he knows it will not hurt my feelings. He always asks for me to stay. I waited 40 minutes and no one was coming to get me, I asked the guy at the front desk who was obviously working another job assisting people on how to fix their computer and was not that interested in helping me, if he could ask my son if he wanted me to come back there. I had to get kind of aggravated to find out if he was ok and to insist that they ask my son if he wants me to join him. They finally let me back there but the doctor/ nurse practitioner (don't know) acted all tough and said he is 18. I said I understand that and I am glad to step out of the room but just want to make sure she has the full picture. My son of course said I could remain. I asked the practitioner why she didn't ask him if he wanted me with him and just assumed because he was 18 that he should be on his own. She doesn't know him. Not all kids are alike. Sure enough he didn't tell her some pretty important info. Given what he is complaining of. My issue is this, not all 18 year olds are alike. Give them agency of course and ask parents to leave the room to talk alone, but to not allow me in the room initially to help him describe how he had been feeling and not even to ask him whether he wants me there is not very thorough, professional, or safe even. If I brought my husband to the doctor with me, would they have told him he couldn't join? No, I would have been asked and/or of course he could have come with me straight away. I take my elderly parents to the doctor and never have they told me to stay in the waiting room. This was all unnecessary, made me worried about my son, not even consulting with me and leaving me in the waiting room for so long. Finally they told me he was coming out soon and I was like "no" I need to speak with the doctor just to make sure she knows everything. I feel like my son's best health needs were less important to her than keeping a parent out of an 18 year olds appointment. I did not appreciate being treated this way and feel that by not checking with my son to see if he wanted another person with him, she was not giving him an option that other adults have. He didn't say anything because he just thought it was the way it had to be because the doctor said so. In this instance, by not asking him what he wanted she was actually infringing on his rights. While I am sure not intentional, this was the worst experience I have had with a healthcare facility in my life. Never have I felt more unheard or disrespected. She put him at risk by not being thorough and having all the needed background. If you want to ask the parent to step out to talk to the young adult, by all means do because some young adults may not feel like they are able to ask their parents to leave, but why not get some initial information first? Why keep a parent in the dark for 40-45 minutes worrying. She could have said we are talking with him, doing some tests, and he is FINE. Instead she completely shut me out as if I were an abuser or something. You are asking a person who came with a parent, while sick , and only 18 years old and 1 month to be by himself in a doctors office when he never before has done this. With his PCP, for the past year or so or whenever the doctor deemed necessary, I have been asked to be present at the beginning and then leave and then I get called back if needed. He always asks him while I am not there if he wants me to join them again. This should be standard best practice. Not all families or young adults are the same. This practitioner needs some training in this area. This was unnecessary and I would never recommend this facility to anyone from the guy at the front desk too busy with his own stuff to the practitioner who thinks she is "protecting" my son. I just hope that he continues to feel better and that she didn't miss anything due to this. Very disappointing!

I've been a patient here for over 2 years now and never had a single issue. Sure I've had to wait…read moresometimes but its always because the patient who was in my chair before me had a health problem which is totally understandable. The nurses and technicians are all top notch and know what they are doing. I've seen some emergencies occur there on rare occasions and the staff are so attentive and calm. These people are like my second family! I just wish that some of the patients could be a little more patient sometimes. Thats OK, I actually look forward to seeing the staff, not the treatment mind you, the staff!

I waited 9 months to be seen for an annual exam, including bloodwork, hbp diagnosis/cancer…read morescreening and other concerns. This was the first appointment available with any primary physician, only to be cancelled less than 24 hrs notice. The next available appointment when I tried to reschedule available was this upcoming oct 12th. If you have a year and a half to wait regarding your health concerns, this is the perfect place for you. What a joke.

Review for immediate care services: patient Always been seen fast, parking is easy and free,…read moretrustworthy NM reputation, good communication, not much more you can ask from an urgent care. Clinical care been on point 9/10 times.

Great Clinic very friendly and the Docotors and staff are very kind and generally seem to care for…read morepatients needs.

Great doctors and staff. Very caring and understanding of ones symptoms, and…read more pain. they were also very flexible to my work schedules! I would definitely sign up if there were more studies.....

I was invited to participate in a paid clinical study. I admit, I was very apprehensive, however…read moreCRC and the staff are exceptional, compassionate, explanatory, and excellent in delivering quality service! From Justin, to the various clinicians that easily explained the process, I felt at home and at ease. Unfortunately, it b did not qualify for this particular survey, however, I was surprised that for the 4 hour intake assessment, I was rewarded with $300 on the ClinCard they provide in less than 48 hours. I thought it was a scam or spam text. I highly recommend this entity.

$65 an hour. Walk ins accepted. I usually have a hard time finding someone who applies enough…read morepressure. They ask if you like it hard and apply enough pressure. English is a little hard to understand but is doable.