While I haven't been a patient of Dr Hsu's for almost two years, now, and ohhhh how deeply I miss…read moreher!, I felt that I needed to come here and write a review for her for the following reasons: 1) She deserves it! And I'm shocked to see that I'm the first person to review her! Good gracious, Dr Hsu is like... she's like the kind of doctor you pray you'll find. Warm, compassionate, understanding. She listens like no other. She spends time with her patients, doesn't rush them, takes thorough notes, thorough histories, and sets comprehensive plans! If you're not seeing Dr. Hsu, the only question you need to ask yourself (besides, "Did I fall on my head?") is, "Why not??!" 2) Having moved to Texas, I am deeply pained by how difficult it is to find an excellent GP. These doctors have more mood swings than all the cast for the entirety of the TV show Dallas! And that's saying... A LOT! What I wouldn't give for a doctor like Dr Hsu. What I wouldn't give for half a doctor like Dr. Hsu! Whether it's the bottom or the top, she's still running circles around these fools. =P 3) I don't know if I expressed it clearly enough, how much I appreciated her as my primary, before we moved away. For months after we left, she continued to prescribe a certain medication for me, a med that was difficult to find the right doctors for. Even though I'm sure it put her in a bit of a spot, she did it without hesitation or complaint. She did it because she wanted me to be okay. Because, as her patient, I came first. It's more than just an oath with Dr Hsu... which isn't to say that that's not enough or important to her, but it's just...she's more giving than she probably should be. That's no weakness, trust me. It's just that she's such an amazing person, it's really hard to put it all into words. If I had two hands full of sparklers, a line of fan dancers, an acoustic amphitheatre filled with rockin' classical, and a blimp overhead with a sign that read, "Dr. Jennie Hsu-Lumetta is the bestest doctor EVER," I still don't think I could do her justice. Sending her all my love from Austin!

Well, I wish I could keep my excellent score for this doctor but since I've come down with Celiac…read moredisease and some other complex health issues, he has seemed to have given up on me. He even told me that some of my issues were probably "psychological." I don't care for doctors who give me the "it's all in your head" lecture. Yes, some of these physical problems have caused some depression. But when doctors just ride it off as all "psychological," how can you not feel like a hypercondriac? However, he is still a very good doctor for many things, just not Celiac Disease. Unfortunately I can't recommend anyone in this town for Celiac Disease...I suggest going to Dr.Cupher in Chicago instead.

Dr. Bartlett is my idea of the ideal primary care physician for someone willing to take…read moreresponsibility for one's own health. First, he listens. Second, he pays attention to the patient's goals and values. For example, I hate waste and despise pharmaceutical profiteering. He prescribes generics for me; we never do a test, no matter how amusing or interesting the result might be, unless that result could lead to some actual action. We agree to keep "doctoring" to a minimum. He stood by me as I tried diet and exercise to reduce arterial blockage and avoid arterial surgery: it worked. I am no longer a candidate for surgery: that avoided $20,000 in expense and a 3% risk of stroke from the surgical procedure itself. Bartlett keeps up on the literature; he knows results from the latest research. He is a true partner who listens, thinks, and then makes candid, useful suggestions. Andrew Bartlett is not your father's doctor, who played the role of the god who can fix whatever mess you got yourself into. Bartlett is a partner who helps you keep yourself out of trouble -- and out of the clutches of the self-appointed-gods-of-medicine (surgeons). Unless, of course, you absolutely need one.

I had an appointment as a new patient for a OBGYN visit. However, my schedule changed and due to an…read moreupcoming business trip I had to change the appointment. When I called the office to reschedule the agent told me there is no appointment available. I tried to clarify with her hat stattement, is there any thing availbe in the next few months? and she replied with the same answer: there is no appointment available at all. - If this office does not want to take new patient they could say so. Saying there is no appointment available at all is not helpful and is a waste of time for everyone.

I do not give negative reviews lightly But I lived in…read moreChamabana for a number of years and I had my worst gynecological experiences here. Pushy and impatient to say the least, and a malpractice waiting to happen. I had an IUD placed and Dr. Trupin was in a hurry to get to a birth so rushed the entire thing. Terrible bedside manner. There was no prior discussion on pain management (my first IUD& I have no kids) and had no idea what to expect. I called ahead and asked if I should take anything to help and was told no and that it would just be a pinch. It was the worst pain in my life. The Dr rushed off to her birth without a word and I literally passed out from the blinding pain. They literally did nothing for me and left me in the room. I was left by myself after passing out from the pain. I eventually came to, still in the worst pain, put my clothes on, and as I was walking out the nurse just said "Glad you're feeling better" Additionally, I also had a colposcopy done and the notes were full of errors that they didn't bother to correct saying "Oh sorry for the typo, this ____ actually means this ____" They are a malpractice suit waiting to happen if they haven't been sued already. Had I had this experience being older and wiser now I would have lawyered up after my experience with them. Run, don't walk away from this place.

Great doctor. Very caring and kind. Also very thorough with his explanations. Highly recommend.read more

waiting for 15 minutes at there front desk while people are called back with three people behind me…read morein line. but the phlebotomist was awesome so 5 stars

Went to see Jean the dietian and she was great I got lots of information and she help ne…read moreunderstand what I need to do get my cholesterol down help lose weight she gave Me app to use help me understand everything about my diet how it works thankbyou for all you amazing help. I will be back to see her.

THE best family practice physician hands down! He is open-minded and always ready to listen to…read moreyour thoughts and feelings. Being at the Carle at Windsor and Philo now makes parking very easy!

Celiacs and gluten intolerant beware...this GI knows next to nothing about Celiac Disease…read more Additionally, she is full of misinformation and bad advice. When I saw her, she told me that I have "mild" Celiac Disease. Actually, I found out later from more competent doctors in Chicago that I have quite a serious case of it. Besides, it's a condition you either have or you don't. It's like saying that you are "mildly" pregnant. Second, and this really ticked me off, she said that the local CU Celiac group was "paranoid." Paranoid for a good reason, I would say! What business does someone like she (who obviously doesn't have CD and has no idea what we go through) make such a degrading statement? She told me that I "might" benefit from the gluten free diet. WTH? Any doctor, even those who aren't doctors know that this is the only way to deal with this disease, as there is no cure as of today. Furthermore, I told her that I was concerned that I was not eating enough nutrient-rich fibers and that I wanted to make sure that I wasn't just eating cornstarch, potato starch and rice flour, all of which have very little nutritional value. I said I thought I should eat more nutrient-rich fibers like quinoa, amaranth, millet, etc. She said there was no difference in the nutrient content between these fibers and the starches!! Apparently she doesn't even know basic nutrition, Lastly, I told her that I was concerned about gaining weight once I started healing, a common occurance with healing Celiacs. She said there was no way I would gain any weight. Totally untrue! Although some people may not gain weight (or even lose it), it's a common side effect of the GF diet, as the gut starts to properly absorb nutrients again. I cannot recommend anyone in this town for help with Celiac Disease, at least no one that I have seen. I personally go up to the Chicago Celiac Center for help with this issue.

Square1 Healthcare has provided exemplary, personalized healthcare for my family at an extremely…read moreaffordable price. I highly recommend them if you are looking for a knowledgeable, common sense provider who truly cares about your health and well being.

From the owner: We are a medical practice that serves as your family doc, pediatrician, and convenient care offices…read more(by appointment only, no walk-ins). Member benefits include same day appt, 24/7 access, 30 minute visits, and no wasting time in a waiting room. Starting at $20 for kids & $40 for adults.

Nice man but very misinformed about Celiac Disease. Although he was correct in his diagnosis (he…read morewas also the one who performed the endoscopy), he told me that I could cheat every once and awhile and have some regular bread, or cake, etc. BAD advice! You are NEVER supposed to cheat while on the gluten free diet, unless you are on it for non-medical reasons (some people are doing this diet right now because it's "trendy"). I also heard that he wouldn't perform an endoscopy for another patient with Celiac Disease because she was "too old" to have Celiac Disease. She was in her mid fifties. That is another common misconception about CD: that you will grow out of it. Anyway, he did do a decent job with the endoscopy and has a pleasant demeanor, so I owe that to him.

I had a colonoscopy performed on me in 1999, and he seemed nice. However, he was not the one that…read moreinformed me that I had ulcerative colitis. He told my mother that had accompanied to the the procedure. I had to figure out what ulceritive colitis was on my own. Thanks? A couple of months later, I was informed that my insurance decided not to cover the bill. Great! So his office contacted me demanding full payment soon after. A couple grand all at once? Yeah right! I made about 200 bucks a week, and had a baby to raise at the time. I offered to make payments of 100 a month, they refused that offer. That's when the daily calls started. Wheres our money? Wheres our money? I offered all I could afford at the time. Not good enough!! They threatened to take me to court, I said "please do". Months later and credit ruined (Thanks), we settled on 50 bucks a month through court. Smh! Now it's over a decade later, it still comes back to haunt me. My dermatologist calls his office to ask about my colitis. She comes back and ask me "what did you do to him?" I say "what do you mean"? She said "the people at his office got really rude as soon as I mentioned your name. Really? You've been paid off for a very long time. Then I was referred to a gastrologist in Decatur a few years back. I told him that Dr. Patel had diagnosed, but he doesn't care for me much I guess. He asked why I told him about the whole thing. Before I even finished my story, he got super defensive. He said "Dr, Patel was a good friend of his, and would never do such thing.". Ok pal! He then started being so rude that I left, (mid visit) in tears. So I would really love it if he could move on, and stop ruining any chance I have at finding any decent care here in Central IL. That would be great! You've been paid, get on with your life, and let me get on with mine! Thanks

This "doctor" is a disgrace to medicine! He calls his patient's fat and has a terrible attitude. I…read morewouldnt go back to him if my life depended on it. He has no business being a doctor or whatever he's pretending to be.

We just moved away from C-U and I am trying to find another like Dr Musselman. He's like Mister…read moreRogers as a doctor: gentle and kind, relaxed, clearly loves babies and kids, knowledgeable, and supportive and reassuring of us as new parents. He's also supportive of breastfeeding, which I've heard not all pediatricians are. The office staff are also helpful and reassuring. My daughter had a fever a few days ago and I called this office instead of the doctor we saw out here a few weeks ago because I trust them more. Whenever I call with questions, it's the same as with the doctor at an appointment: the nurse answers patiently and fully; I never feel rushed and I always feel that my concerns are heard. I wish I could take the whole office to California with me.