Very thorough staff. I received excellent care for the procedure I was there for. The doctor and…read morethe staff care about your health and the treatment being provided. It's a clean facility. I was in and out in under 2hours.

Very caring doctors, nurses and staff. Very nice facility. Highly recommend Edward Cancer Center in…read morePlainfield.

I have had the best care in the world here at northwestern hospital since back in the day. This…read morehospital is keeping me cancer free because I am a high Risk cancer patient. Northwestern makes sure I have all my exams 1/2 year at the time. I have the best special her name is Soring Piateck she is so sweet very kind Best hospital

On October 6th, 2014 I walked into Northwest Oncology and met with Dr. Bruce Bank. He diagnosed…read morewith Stage 4 Breast Cancer that metastasized to the bone and stated that there is no known cure for bone cancer, but there is hope to slow it and when I asked him if I was going to die, he told me that he wasn't preparing me for a casket. In the days that followed i sat down with a friend of a friend who was battling Breast Cancer as well and asked her how do I pick a doctor, her response, "Find someone who is capable of making you believe you are capable of living because you will die with them." Ultimately I would meet with another oncologist at a top rated hospital to get the second opinion just to put my mind at ease and the treatment method came back as the same. I decided to stay with Northwest Oncology for treatment because my Oncologist and his staff made me believe that I was capable of living with cancer, which is ultimately what I am doing because there is no known cure. To my Oncologist, I'm not just a number, I am a person and I matter. Most people dread going to the oncologist, I love it because while these people see the worst of the worst, they smile at you, remember your name and they treat you like your human. When things don't feel right, they take me serious and their goal is to keep you living as long as possible. I can be honest with my Oncologist knowing that he won't make me feel like it's nothing. Everything I say is heard and it's amazing to know that no matter what happens, he's always got my back. This being said, a year ago I could barely walk and my family, friends, and employer were afraid of losing me. A year later, I'm walking normally, living in my dream home that I purchased a day before I hit 8 months of diagnosis and LIVING with cancer. Cancer tried to stop me, but thanks to Dr. Bruce Bank and his amazing team, we've found the solutions to the problems that have made living with cancer easier. Lastly, there is also this misconception about where you get treated and that some locations aren't as good as others. I'm here to put that to rest with Northwest Oncology. While it's Northwest Oncology, don't let the name fool you, the Oncologists communicate with multiple hospitals. For example: my Oncologist communicates with Oncologists from Loyola, to Northwestern, to UIC, etc. The Oncologists at Northwest Oncology are constantly looking for new treatments to help their patients. I've never seen a group of doctors so motivated to help their patients live than I have here. These Doctors are always going to conferences, learning about new drugs, speaking with companies that create the drugs needed for cancer patients. They are always keeping an eye out for studies that may better assist patients. So please remember that you can't judge a book simply by it's name because if you do, you may be missing the best part of what is in the pages.

I was referred to Dr Salti by my PCP to remove several noncancerous lesions/tumor. It went well…read more.. the office on Lincoln was super far away (and it's closed now), but the procedure was done at St. Joseph Hospital. The doctor, nurses, assistants, pretty much everybody I encountered were professional and I was explained about the procedures, the blood test that was required, the copays, billing, insurance. I thought I had to mention, that it wasn't a nightmare. The only slight bad experience I had was the rashes that I got post-surgery. The left side of my body broke out in hives (5 days later), mostly around the surgical site, from raised hives to small tiny red hives that itched like mother effers. I had to try super hard not to scratch around the stitches so it wouldn't scar. There was really nothing to be done. My PCP saw it, gave me some antihistamines. Doesn't do anything. I had to just ride it out. The hives went away after a few weeks. I'm not sure what triggered the reaction whether it was the medication or the stitches or anything else they administered. I wish i knew so I could be prepared for future (if any) surgeries.

He removed a mole from my chin and it went great. I have no traces of the surgery left now. But…read morethat place on Lincoln is closed now, unfortunately.

No one wants to be here but getting well requires it. Quality of care is excellent. The offices run…read morelike a well oiled machine. Everyone is helpful and the MyChart system allows you to converse with your care team and even designate a proxy to look after your care journey. Each year, U.S. News & World Report ranks the top hospitals in the nation. Northwestern Memorial Hospital is nationally ranked on the Honor Roll and is the only Illinois hospital to be ranked No. 1 for 14 straight years and also ranked in 11 clinical specialties.

Yelping my oncologist? You bet!! 5 stars!!…read more I was diagnosed a year ago with a rare and aggressive sarcoma that unfortunately doesn't have the best outcomes. When I got home from the hospital I immediately hired a Cancer Navigator out of UCLA to find out where to go for oncology care. She did some research and gave me 4 names of oncologists in the USA who specialize in this stupidly rare cancer. I was thrilled to see one doctor- Dr. Mark Agulnik- practices in Chicago!!! At Northwestern. Dr. Agulnik and Northwestern were, at the time, out-of-network for me, but I didn't care. The expertise is completely worth it, and fun news is they are now in-network with my insurance plan. So I'm set! On January 14th, I celebrated a year of being tumor-free, "no evidence of disease", and I am so grateful to Dr. Agulnik, PA Sue, Nurse Elka, Bianca at Registration, and the whole team up on the 21st floor in Heme/Oncology! Well done, everyone!! I am sooooooo lucky to live near Chicago and Northwestern Hospital. And I'm so lucky that Dr. Agulnik and his fantastic team are able to manage my case. I'm immensely grateful. This Yelp is 5 massive stars!!! Best Yelp ever!!

While the MDs & RNs here are all quite nice, I have a real problem with the fact that it's next to…read moreimpossible to reach someone here on the phone. You have to go thru a main number. The other day I called several times, listened thru the automated message & then each time sat on hold for quite some time before being disconnected! The following day I tried again at 4:30. And the message said they were not taking calls, that the "on call" team was covering. I thought this weird since their closing time is listed at 5:30, 7:30 & 9:30 pm- depending on the day. Finally, the next day I found a number for one of the nurses there & was able to leave a voicemail. I received a call back today. When I relayed the extreme difficulty I had trying to reschedule an appt to this support staff/scheduler I received a chuckle & was matter of factly told it was normal that no one answers the phones after 4:20 pm since that is when they stop taking calls & refer everything to the "on-call" team. This was news to us! Then why bother listing their "open" hours as being a full hour past that time, 2 hours past that time & 5 hours past that time-- depending on the day? So in summary, the telephone triage system is VERY inconvenient to navigate, and usually results in long wait times and disconnects/hang ups. And patients should know that they stop answering the phones for non-emergencies at 4:30- regardless of their posted hours.

I've been a patient here for a month and have been in a few times for ultrasound, PET, CT, and…read moreCT/tomo tests and then today to meet with the amazing Christina Lavin, genetic counselor. Every visit has been truly lovely. Each staff member welcomes each patient, introduces themselves, explains what will happen at each step in the process, and provides little things for comfort like a warm blanket while napping in preparation for a contrast CT. Always calm, smiling, comforting and attentive. All appointments have started exactly on time which helps relieve anxiety as there is no stressful waiting. The facility is spotless and so beautiful. It does not feel like a hospital at all. Nice cafeteria for a snack afterwards. Free parking, too. Shout out especially to Ms. Lavin for a really extraordinary and helpful educational session today. If you should have a need for a medical genetics consult I highly recommend Christina Lavin! And thank you to medical assistant Janice for the quick and painless blood draw today. The whole team here goes above and beyond for their patients. Thank you!!

I've been fighting cancer for 10 years and have visited several cancer centers. This is more of a…read moreclinic. I wanted my medi-port accessed for blood draws and they couldn't do it, didn't have anyone that knew how and it just got worse from there. Even little St. Mary's in Janesville, Wisconsin can do port draws! The oncologist thought he was much better than he was (so he'll never be a GREAT doctor). I offered to take the day off, but he told me I'd be in and out in 10 minutes. I was there roughly 3.5 hours. Find a REAL cancer center, like Rush or UW.

Horrible experience! Dr Ayer's is the worst doctor ever! Don't go to him. Last time, I went to see…read morehim he was extremely rude. He has a God like complex and doesn't listen to patients. He ordered a ct scan with contrast which I'm allergic to and I ended up having a true allergic reaction to it. He then ordered me another ct scan knowing I have a severe allergy to it. Not to mention his very painful breast exams.

Amazing office! Everytime I need something, from changing an appointment to leaving a message, they…read moreare always right on top of it. The staff here work so hard to keep everything flowing nicely, and they do a FANTASTIC job. Everyone from the front desk staff to the doctors and nurses are so kind and compassionate. I feel as though I am in good hands at this practice.

Dr. Manjunath is great - I think very highly of her…read more However, the place itself is like something out of a nightmare. Granted, you have to be seriously ill to end up here, but it feels like a cancer factory. The waiting room is usually jam-packed and the treatment room is stuffed to the gills with folks hooked up to chemo machines. They give each chemo patient a teeny tiny chair for their "guest" - extremely uncomfortable. My first experience with cancer and chemo so I can't compare to anything else, however, I find it totally unacceptable that they do not provide patients with any type of gown - not paper, not cloth, nothing. My only exam experience is with Dr. Manjunath, but you have disrobe in front of the Dr then get dressed in front of the Dr. I find this extremely rude, disrespectful, and downright cheap. Spend some $ on paper gowns - no excuse IMO.

i have been a patience of Dr Abboud for going on 5 yrs and i just love her staff Tiffany is the…read morebest. They really care about you.i am so glad i had them in my life ,to help me get through my obstacle I made it another 5yrs thank you so much for the love and support.you guys show Sincerely Mrs Felecia Hogans

When my husband found out he had esophageal cancer, his brother pulled some strings to get us in to…read moreNorthwestern /Delnor. Otherwise we would still be trying to get appts at Duly. EVERY SINGLE PERSON AND INTERACTION we've had with the cancer center has been compassionate and professional to the nth degree. The care has been unmatched and individual to his needs as well as the needs of me and the family.

Best Doctors ever I truly am blessed to have Dr Spring Piateck as my attending Doctor she takes…read moretime to answer all my questions she also is a great listener. She shows empathy towards me since I tell her am afraid when a t st is done to me The service is great as soon I come here they welcome you and they offer you a bitter water and a snack. After seeing the Dr they take time to Schedule your next spot and also any test needed Staff is great and they have complimentary valet Parking I will never change my director she is great very friendly staff