We moved to Iowa and were looking for a family physician and my colleague recommended Dr. Aguilar…read more He is the most caring, compassionate and dedicated doctor I have ever know. He truly cares about his be patients and is on top of all that is happening with his patients. I have moved several times in my life and tried many doctors from NY to CA to Texas and I can say 100% Dr.Aguilar is the best. Thank you Dr. Aguilar you are awesome.

This is the top medical clinic in the Clinton area and it has been operating for over 50 years…read more There are over 40 physicians practicing in over 25 specialties.

Dr Shah is one of the best after going to many Dr's to get to the bottom of my illness I finally…read moregot it fixed.. where others were quick to give up Dr Shah kept at it using conventional medicine and non-conventional to get me back to normal!!

Dr. Shah helped not only me but others in my family address issues with leaky gut, chrones as well…read moreas severe B12 deficiency. I've worked with specialist as well as functional medicine doctors in at least 4 states and I can say that Dr. Shah is one of the best. I would recommend him to every and anybody and his bedside manner if very reassuring and calming. He knows the gut! Go heal!

just as i rated his care "great" (actually, i'd describe it more along the lines of exemplary) i…read morehave to ask if you feel his success could be attributed to his magnificent assistant, janet ... admit it, folks - they're dynamite!!! they're warm & welcoming without losing any level of professionalism. due to a death in our family i am now residing in california and am so far not jumping for joy at the thought of becoming knee-deep in hoop-a-la searching for "dr. right" ... wish me luck!

I was lucky enough to get Dr. Keeven as my personal physician. He has always taken time to answer…read moreany questions. I have never felt rushed. Along with Doctor, his staff is excellent and very friendly. I plan on keeping Dr. Keeven as long as I can. I am sure a doctor of this quality will fill up fast.

I love this place. I first went here in my younger years and saw old Dr. Rigler. He retired and I…read morehave since been going to Dr. Jeff Jones. He is amazing -- friendly, takes plenty of time (as much as you want), knows his stuff, makes accurate diagnoses, is conservative in treatment which I like, and knows what he is doing. I would recommend him to anyone. The only thing I don't like is that he is affiliated with Mercy instead of UIHC.

I have been a patient here for the majority of my life. I have always had decent care. Even though…read moremy primary physician is Dr. Wells, I was generally seen by Cammie Davis. I have recently become disappointed with this office, specifically, their billing practices. Please check your bills & call if you have questions concerning them. Let me explain. I had a yearly physical on May 4th of this year. During my physical I was asked questions about my health, as most physicals do. I then explained my situation with my back and that I had been diagnosed at the ER with severe sciatica. I explained further that I was struggling with pain and I had gone to chiropractic care, massage therapy and a combination of yoga/strength training. Yet, with all of these things, I still struggled with pain -- I sit at a desk for 8 hours of my day. I believe this plays a huge part in my struggle. I told Dr. Wells that I had requested accommodation for a different chair at work and that my chiro had suggested a ball chair. Dr. Wells asked if I had paperwork for her to fill out, I said yes, and she completed it for me. I then left my appointment. Later, I received a bill in the mail. My physical should have been covered by my insurance. I had been charged for two separate appointments. I called the billing office to see why I was charged for two separate appointments when I was there for one. The woman I spoke with said it was because Dr. Wells went, and I quote, "above and beyond her duties," for me in my physical. Excuse me? Please tell me, am I not supposed to share my ailments with my doctor? Are you not, as a physician, supposed to help? All I see from this is greed. And I find it unfortunate that as a doctor, she could be seen as going above and beyond her duties by signing a piece of paper. And that this signature is worth $108.95! Oh, and by the way, because of her LACK of going above and beyond for me and my request, I was denied a request for a "ball chair" because she failed to provide support as a MD. I hope they enjoy the money. P.S. I agree on a previous review on the receptionist. Be prepared for an attitude. I dread calling the office. P.PS. Pay attention to what you say in your appointment because they can bill you based on what was "discussed". Please see the letter attached. If I had known I would have been charged for bringing up the fact that my back hurt & if I needed to do anything further, etc., I certainly wouldn't have.

I've been going here for years and have seen several doctors. They are are great in my opinion…read more Always listen and take all concerns seriously. Appointments are flexible and on time. The receptionists are also always very pleasant and easy to work with. Excellent family practice all around.

New patients and Tricare recipients WARNING!…read more They advertise that it takes ten days and mailing time after you "apply" to become a patient within this facility. That is a LIE! Fourteen days ago I arrived and completed the "application" showing them I have three (03) medical insurance plans and told them I would take any physician who specialized in internal medicine and would accept me as a patient. I just got off the phone with them and I was turned down by a physician and my "application" went into the "bucket". This wonderful receptionist had to obtain guidance from someone and now I can have the "privilege" of calling them tomorrow to see if another doctor will accept me as a patient. Since I am in need now, new to the area and carry three medical payers I guess I will just be one who keeps tying up the ER at GENESIS for care! Hey, here is a novel idea, how about you pull your clinicians into a new patient lottery on a weekly basis and if the requested/primary physician declined you could let someone else decide if they want the new patient "on the spot" instead of making them wait another week in the "bucket". OR simply tell me you don't want me as a patient via a telephone call and I will look elsewhere.... Must just be my 56 year old in decent health mind BUT sure seems to me making someone having a bit of an issue wait is not the way to rack up a decent YELP rating or word of mouth "recommendation" list. Again, I have a med issue that needs care, have three (03) insurance policies and can't get these CLOWNS to even tell me how long it takes to be accepted into their facility. Please send me a denial letter and let's be done and how about CALLING a newly accepted patient as someone may need your help. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU GO ELSEWHERE BECAUSE IF THEY CAN DI THIS JUST TO MAKE A "NON-DECISION" I WOULD HATE TO FIND OUT WHAT THEY DO WHEN ITS A LIFE OR DEATH DECISION. Makes me even happier to be your first Yelp review and just wish I could give you negative stars to show you how I really feel about your displayed ability to make a decision.

This is the worst Medical Practice I have ever encountered. The Staff is Rude, uncaring and…read moreincompetent. They billing is the worst. They get paid by insurance and continue to bill you. Then they threaten to turn you over too collects. Then they tell you lies saying the insurance company sent you the check and you never paid the bill. Go some where else unless you like abuse!!!!

I truly like OSF Galesburg and Peoria. The biggest problem isn't the individual nurses or…read morefront‑desk staff--it's the complete lack of collaboration between departments and locations. My entire medical history, test results, referrals, and ongoing issues are all right there in MyChart, yet somehow no one seems to read it, connect it, or communicate with the next provider. Because of that, I've been stuck in a loop of repeating the same tests over and over, answering the same questions, and watching nothing get accomplished. Every visit feels like starting from zero. No continuity. No coordination

He was a physician working at a local ER in February 2014 during a blizzard. After reviewing my…read moreblood test reviewed cardiac problems, called Heart Care Midwest which sent me by ambulance to a Cardiologist 20 miles East. When I was in need of a new PCP, I was fortunate to find him. I find him quite congenial and willing to share information in medical detail that is easy to understand. The wait time is always less than 15 minutes, any blood tests are available to him; in fact, all of my blood tests since 1996 are easy to find for him.

October 22 I went to the office of Dr. Grady to get a flu shot. Because I did not have an…read moreappointment with Dr. Grady I left a note with the nurse about the medications that I needed. Because of my insurance the medications needed a preapproval by Dr. Grady in order to release them. I called three days later and was told that he worked half-day twice a week but he would get to the paperwork. I called again the following week and was told by his receptionist Cindy that the paperwork was probably on his desk when I requested to speak to Dr. Grady she stated he does not speak his patients, then I requested to speak to one of the nurses and she denied me the call stating that no one can make Dr. Grady fill out the form and she said I would just have to wait. Today is November 4 and I'm still waiting. Irma Fitzpatrick

I couldn't have found a better doctor, Dr. Mcmillin is so kind and caring takes the time to listen…read moreto his patients and takes the time to try to help them feel better.