Dr. Bailey is a wonderful doctor! I've switched around quite a bit, and I am so glad to have…read morefinally found her -- she's thorough, warm, understanding & concerned. Been going to her for about 3 years now & couldn't be more satisfied.

I honestly couldn't have asked for a better surgeon. From my very first appointment, Dr. George Liu…read morewas calm, professional, and incredibly knowledgeable. He immediately made me feel comfortable and confident that I was in the best possible hands. He asked all the right questions, listened to my concerns, and explained everything in a way that made me feel completely at ease and fully informed. What really stood out to me was how quickly everything happened -- I got a call on a Monday, saw him on Thursday, and had my surgery the following Monday. That kind of responsiveness showed he took my condition seriously and cared about getting me the help I needed without unnecessary delays. The surgery itself went perfectly. Afterward, Dr. Liu even thanked me for trusting him to perform it -- and that small gesture said everything about his character. His kindness, humility, and genuine care made a lasting impression. His staff was just as wonderful -- professional, respectful, and efficient -- and the office was spotless and well-organized. Dr. Liu also followed up with me twice after surgery. I honestly expected only one check-in, but he went above and beyond to make sure my recovery was on track and that I knew exactly when I could return to normal activities. That extra level of care gave me so much confidence and peace of mind. Dr. George Liu is truly the best-case scenario you could hope for in a surgeon -- skilled, compassionate, and sincerely invested in his patients' well-being. I would recommend him a thousand times over.

Dr. Bass did sinus surgery on me years ago. Did a great job. Previously had two surgeries with a…read moredifferent Dr. That didn't help-so i am very pleased with Dr. Bass!

Dr Arzon was the first doctor I took my son to when we moved to Illinois. I had to get him set up…read morewith a new primary care doctor and a health confirmation for daycare. I wasn't pleased during or after the visit. I felt like she wasn't listening and she was telling me generic information. My son was potty training at the time and was doing well. He said he needed to go potty a few times, and since he was newly trained (3 months shy of 3 years old wearing pull ups at night only) so I excused us and took him. He couldn't go. He asked again towards the end of the appointment and Dr Arzon told him that her and mommy were talking and he needed to wait. He ended up having an accident. While discussing his medical history, I mentioned that I had been diagnosed with melanoma while I was pregnant and that is a cancer that can cross through the placenta, she pushed her husband's practice for me. My son also had previously had an episode of giant hives (almost a year before this visit in another state) and I mentioned it. She "diagnosed" him with something because he had dry skin ... it was winter. I paid our normal copay, then a few weeks later I got a bill for another copay. Because we had talked about the hives, she billed as another appointment because it wasn't "just a check up." I challenged that and they said "oh, someone coded it wrong" even though the second code had to do with the hives we had talked about in his history. I was originally told that if you talk about anything other than the check up, she can charge separately. I had already scheduled his 3 year old check up, so I gave her a second chance. I wanted to give her the benefit of the doubt that the way she talked to me was just because she tells all new patients the same thing. She didn't listen to me then and treated me as if I didn't know how to parent my child. That was the last time we went to her. We have a new doctor now that we like so far. I did the standard medical release form. Today I received a letter from Dr Arzon that she will release his records as soon as I paid $41.00 for them. I told them they could keep the records and I would just have the records sent from our doctors in another state from before we moved.

I'm really happy with Dr. Arzon and her staff. It is so easy…read moreto Schedule an appointment and she is lovely with my son!

I happened to get a referral from DMH ER for Dr Tuan (I was still having very severe pain in my…read moreknee after being told from my previous Dr. I was healed and that previous Dr refused an MRI) The ER staff also recommended an MRI I am a workmans comp case and I'm aware they can be difficult and frustrating for Dr's and office staff to deal with. Dr Tuan and his staff have been patient and phenomenal in my process. It's the best referral from the hospital I could have been given. Dr Tuan really listened to my needs, issues and concerns. Recommended an MRI, thank god he did because I wasn't healed as previously told by another, was actually in pain for months, working for hours full time on my feet barely able to walk. I was able to get my MRI, have surgery and the next day after healing was night and day for my swelling leg. The swelling that I had for over 6 months in my knee was gone! I can't thank Dr Tuan enough for helping me I'm still in the healing/recovery process but I'm already happy with my results. Every office visit I've had the wait is decent. I would highly recommend this Dr to anyone

I love Dr. Rohde and all his staff! Caring, compassionate, friendly, attentive, helpful - I…read morecannot say enough good about them. If you want a doctor and staff who are committed to helping you be the best you can be this is the place to go. I learn something new every time I leave an appointment! For example, I had lots of knee pain and Kim Kish suggested testing my calcium level - and found I was very low. We added a calcium supplement and I got results quickly and my pain is gone! Wow, I had gone to a bone dr for the severe knee pain (I was limping) and he did tests, suggested couple rest for several weeks and then told me I needed to take an anti-inflammatory on a regular basis and I would probably still have pain at times and would need to watch my exercise, take it easy and ice my knee when in pain. Way better to take calcium and no anti-inflammatory! Honestly, I have gone back to regular exercise and pain never stops me now. Thanks, Kim Kish! I have also seen Dr. Rohde and can tell you he really listens to you - and he treats the whole person, not just one symptom. I finally got my husband to change to him and one the first visit Kim told him how to help lower his blood sugar by watching white potatoes, white bread and white rice. He's nowhere near deabetes but he listened to her and is taking her advice. His previous dr never told him anything like that. Another example that Dr. Rohde and his staff listen to the patient. And on top of all this, I never sit in the outer office or the exam room for an extended amount of time - usually in and out within 45 minutes. Will never leave Dr. Rohde and Kim Kish!

The first appointment I had at Lincolnshire to see if it would be a "good fit" for my husband who…read morehad Parkinson's dis-ease from exposure to Agent Orange when he served as a combat U. S. Marine in the Vietnam War, was an encouraging meeting. The Director said that the staff would work with him to "get him off the Hoya Lift". That's what I needed to hear that there was a place in Decatur where my husband might be able to use a Walker again, with assistance. Several CNA s and the physical therapist gave him loving attention and in a couple of months he was able to use the walker with a gait belt assistance. A miracle! I chose to live with my husband so I saw everything that occurs, even at night. No place is perfect but Lincolnshire Place comes close to it and we had lived in 3 other assisted living/ memory care places in the general area. We are Vegetarians and the chef and kitchen staff worked to accommodate our needs and were always open to suggestions. Every apartment has beautiful views of Nature....pine trees on one side, the lovely courtyard on another side, and the amazing corn field on the side we lived on where we watched the corn grow taller everyday. I walked him with his wheelchair alongside the corn field after every meal. We moved to Tennessee in October to an assisted living residence. My husband passed away peacefully there in mid December. I'm moving on to the ISHA Yoga Center where he and I had planned to move around this time until his health declined. Lincolnshire Place was the last facility he and I lived in before we moved to Tennessee and I'm very appreciative that we discovered LSP before we moved away from Decatur, IL

The two poor reviews of this care facility do not reflect the truth as of today's Lincolnshire. My…read moremother just passed away last week after three years of residence here. We could not have asked for more loving caregivers. Mom was in the hospital and we ultimately decided to let go. She was allowed to return to Lincolnshire in hospice care and die with dignity and privacy with our family there. During her three years, staff responded to every request from helping her with confusion over the television to hunting down her newspaper. I never saw a resident with food or stained clothing, or who was unclean. The staff treated my mom like their grandma. I would recommend it to anyone.

I just want to say that the staff is the best I've ever dealt with. They listen to u get to know u…read more& they do everything to manage ur pain without narcotics. I love them all!!! They just need new clocks n the rooms...