Went to Glen Brook Hospital, which is part of North Shore. The doctors are amazing arrived by…read moreambulance. It was attended to immediately. The other day I had the opportunity to go to North Shore on Lake Cook Road as a walk-in. Some stitches and torn, and the doctor Mary HASSIb Md. took very good care of me, and she was a good listener. I recommend NorthShore Highway. Teddie kossof

I went to see Dr. Bicknese for the first time because she was highly recommended to me by a close…read morefriend. During my first visit I was told by her that she was very busy because there was a doctor in the practice on leave and she was overbooked. I had several questions for her regarding my heath, and I was told by her that she did not have time to answer any of my questions. But, she did spend over 5 minutes of our visit trying to convince me to get a flu vaccine, even after I declined twice. I would have rather she spent our limited time answering my immediate health concerns as opposed to trying to convince me of getting a vaccine I did not need. My second visit never even happened because she was overbooked and had no time once again. I was very disappointed in the service that was not provided to me as a new at this practice.

We went to the office to check in for a first time appointment. They handed my husband an iPad with…read more50 plus questions on it, that needed to be completed before he went in for an appointment. Extremely cold, remote, invasive and off putting to a first time senior patient it was awful, we left before the appointment since it showed their type of care and care quality.

Advertising is deceptive. Despite the clear implication that all treatments are totally covered by…read moreinsurance, wit no co-pays, that is definitely NOT the case. After the initial complimentary assessment, I was told that only four treatments---max---would be necessary for me. That number kept getting increased as I was being treated. Since I wasn't receiving bills, I assumed that all this treatment was fully covered by my insurance. But once I decided I'd had enough, only then did the bills start arriving. The patient is on the hook for several thousands. I sincerely believe that if I hadn't decided on my own that I'd had enough that additional treatments would still be going on. The first two or three treatments yielded results but additional treatments served no noticeable purpose.

My mother has been seeing Dr.Sheridan for a couple years and he is amazing. He is one of the…read morekindest doctors and always takes the time to listen to her (and me). He has helped her cope with her COPD and all the challenges that come with it. His office personnel are always welcoming and helpful. I highly recommend Dr. Sheridan!

I left this practice due to fundamental concerns with the medical philosophy…read more While the staff were consistently kind, professional, and responsive, the clinical care itself was poorly grounded in modern, evidence-based medicine. Treatment followed a template-driven, supplement-heavy approach that distorted labs without clear benefit, sound rationale, or defined exit criteria. The overall philosophy leaned more toward outdated assumptions and "bro science" than individualized, physiology-driven care. Decision-making felt punitive and reactive, prioritizing rigid rules over patient outcomes and functional health. The staff were excellent, but patients seeking modern, evidence-based, care--particularly active individuals--should strongly consider other options.

Excellent physician with a strong support team. Dr. Rosenbloom is meticulous, highly knowledgeable,…read moreand truly attentive. He carefully walks through the different options, explaining them clearly, and creates a treatment plan that feels tailored and grounded in solid evidence.

I love my allergist. Well - not in that way...in a YELP kind of way. He's a hoot, he's down to…read moreearth, he is kind when it matters, etc., etc. The wait for shots is NEVER that long (yeah - I'm a shooter). He always takes the time to listen and to talk and he's willing to pursue your allergy matters as long as it takes. He also has always had multiple offices where you can get shots. At the moment that includes Glenview and Kenilworth.

If you're looking for a physical that'll take 5 minutes -- something just to cross off your list --…read moredo not go here. Dr. Ficho is the quintessential internist. I've never had a more thorough physical. He makes a sincere effort to provide a complete exam, understanding your history, lifestyle, etc. I also love the fact that, via an online interface, he provides feedback on all data derived from blood tests, telling you what's good and what's worrisome. This is the way medicine should be...

This is, without a doubt, the worst-run doctor's office we've ever experienced. The front desk…read morestaff is consistently rude and seems unhappy to be there. They don't even know which insurance plans they accept--every one of our claims was incorrectly filed as out-of-network when they were actually in-network. Fixing this has been a major hassle, and despite multiple messages asking for the billing manager to call us back, no one has returned our calls. Instead, we were told that the doctor's wife handles billing, but no one knows when she comes in. We are now receiving final bill notices, yet the office has locked us out of the patient portal due to non-payment, making it impossible to access our records or communicate through that system. When my wife asked how she could reach her doctor or someone who could help, she was told to use the portal--the very one we had been locked out of. All we are trying to do is get them to resubmit these claims correctly as in-network so we can pay the bill and move on. That's it. And yet, we're met with roadblock after roadblock. To top it off, they advertise themselves as a concierge practice, which is laughable. Concierge medicine is supposed to provide premium care, personalized attention, and easy access to the physician and staff. Here, they don't even answer the phone over lunch. Why not stagger lunch breaks like any other service-oriented business instead of shutting down entirely? The final straw was when my wife--who is battling stage 4 cancer--called for the third time to resolve this, only to be scolded for trying to fix a 2024 billing issue in 2025. Unfortunately, we had more pressing matters last year. We're done. As soon as this gets resolved, we'll be finding a new doctor. If you're considering this practice, I'd strongly recommend looking elsewhere.