Good doctor/allergist with in depth knowledge. Office staff leaves quite a bit to be desired.read more

Doctors like Dr Kentor are few and far between. He is patience, sooooo smart, has a fabulous…read morereputation and is through. I have been going to him for many years and he has helped me thru bad attacks. He is amazing and was voted number one by his peers a few years back. The best.

Dr. Amishi Singal Murthy and Dr. Vivian Chou are truly amazing doctors. They are patient,…read moreknowledgeable, and incredibly helpful. They take the time to listen, explain things clearly, and make you feel genuinely cared for. I always feel heard and supported during my visits, which makes a huge difference. I'm very grateful to be under their care.

Normally I would give this type of person five stars as she was timely. friend, very smart and…read moreupbeat. I went to see her for the sole reason of getting a second opinion of a corn allergy to confirm what a different doctor had diagnosed me with two prior. I have been grossly misdiagnosed for 11 years at NMH so am extremely sensitive and wanted to be certain that life after altering corn diagnosis was indeed accurate. The doctor didn't perform any skin or blood test though I specifically asked for one at least to be performed ahead of time. She Shea is that since I didn't have anaphylactic reaction to corn that there was no need to run tests and bill Medicaid , though in speaking with Medicaid they were fine with them conducting whatever tests were medically necessary. The doctor told me I could either try avoid corn for 4 weeks to see of it helped my bloating or simply eat it and see if if I noticed a difference!!!! I am disabled and it took a huge effort for me to get to her office only to hear maybe you should try corn, perhaps not. When I booked my appointment I was assured by her receptionist that a skin test and/or a blood test would be done or I wouldn't have made the trip up to Evanston from the city. Anyone could've given me that advice. I left in tears and contacted my insurance company who helped me find yet another allergist at NMH who seems to be more receptive and listens to the patient. I'm updating this review out of fairness to the provider. She was very gracious and kind during the visit but there was a misunderstanding and perhaps I didn't make myself understood. She called me today to apologize which is a sign of class and good manners. I just wanted to be tested to have a finite answer about my corn diagnosis after living with a misdiagnosis with a different provider for 11 years; which has nothing to do with Dr. Chou. She couldn't have been kinder and more personable. She offered to run the tests and to do what it took to make me feel at ease. She is top notch. Thank you. I would recommend her now after her follow through.

I expected to leave my 6 year old's 4 hour nut challenge (in a very small room) wanting to pull my…read morehair out, but instead left this office with even more love for Dr. Detjen and team. We've been seeing an allergist for many years that we absolutely love (shoutout to Dr. Story), but wanted to explore OIT after my son had a scary reaction to nuts while we were on vacation. And it seems like when it comes to OIT Dr. Detjen is the main show in town. We went in for an introductory appointment and I really liked Dr. Detjen and his entire team. We left armed with lots of different info, including an order to get a CT scan since he thought my son was getting way more colds than he should be at his age. The only thing I didn't like was that this office hasn't moved to an electronic paperwork system yet. While they seem to be ahead of the game when it comes to allergy related issues, they are about 10 years behind when it comes to administration. I thought the CT scan was BS, but have to admit it was one of the best things we've done for my son. The results showed that he had a bad sinus infection that wasn't clearing up. After 2 weeks of brutal antibiotics/steroids this past summer I've noticed quite the difference in both the frequency and length of his colds. The waitlist for OIT is a long one (and I fear this review may make it even longer). Our first step is to do a few challenges. It took several months to get in for challenge #1, but it was well worth the wait. The staff went out of their way to make sure he was comfortable and he mentioned sitting around for 4 hours eating snacks and playing on his ipad did make for an enjoyable afternoon. He passed this first challenge (and has been on the hunt for rocky road ice cream ever sense), but I have no doubt we will still have a great experience if he doesn't pass future challenges. We are headed back there in a week for a hazelnut challenge and my son is actually looking forward to it, although I think trying nutella is a big part of the reason why. We're just a few months into our journey with Dr. Detjen, but I'm already so impressed. His office is very conveniently located for us, but I can see why many people make a long drive to see him and his incredible staff.

Dr Detjen is a great diagnostician. He figures out what's going on right away. His staff is the…read morebest. His bed side manner is great. He is generous honest & funny & most if all a good listener. He provides top notch allergy & immunology care with all the newest advances.

When my allergies are acting up, I see Dr. Drapkin and staff, get the allergy shots and feel much…read morebetter. Thank you.

After blood testing came back negative, Dr. Drapkin gave me the option to do skin testing. I never…read morefelt pressured and I was so reassured by him, I decided to give it a go. He knew I was extremely nervous and stayed with me the whole time. He took the time to explain the results clearly afterward. Dr. Drapkin might be one of the kindest doctors I've ever had the pleasure of working with. Someday, if I am brave enough to try a food challenge, I know I will feel safe under his care. I highly recommend him to everyone. *Very LGBTQ Friendly*

Despite having one of the more aesthetically pleasing noses in my family, it can really be a…read morestinker. Anyone who grew up with "The Brady Bunch" knows that being a stinker is the absolute worst thing ever ("Bobby is such a stinker!" "Marcia, you know I don't like THAT WORD!!"). My gene pool (lookin' at you, Dad) has made me prone to allergies and my nose seems more than happy to react to whatever in the atmosphere it doesn't like. Reactions range from mild pouting to a full-on revolt. On the bright side, I haven't had a cold in 18 years, so I guess my nose likes me sometimes. Moody little stinker.... Despite the Challenge (note the capital "C") that my nose presents, Dr. Pomerantz has helped it cooperate better with the world around it. There is no cure for what ails it, but there are many drugs/treatments/options out there for people like me, and Dr. Pomerantz has always given me good advice and recommendations. My nose will never be perfect, but it's definitely much less pissed off now. Really, can you give less than 5 stars to someone who not only improves your quality of life, but is also super nice, even when he pulls gross crud out of your nose for you? Dr. Pomerantz also cleans ears (I know because I heard him say, "Let's clean your ears!" to a patient in the next room...I should be a detective!). If I ever need an ear cleaning, he's totally my guy. Although if I come to him with more problems, he might think I am stalking him. But it's likely this review already took care of that.

Dr. Pomerantz himself had wonderful bedside manners. He did a wonderful job on a family member's…read moresurgery. The doctor himself: 4-5 stars. His medical group: negative stars. I'm never going back. The visit was due a stuffy nose unrelated to a cold. My entire visit was twenty minutes--15 of it was spent waiting. My bill was $880. Supposedly I had 2 surgeries done in 20 minutes. A minute to look up my nose and a peek into my ear canal. He's great. but ASK if he's going to do anything that will cost more than your additional copay. Because you figure an ENT looking up your nose was normal. Not a surgery that costs $500. Their billing department is a mess. The visit was over a year ago. It's unpleasant getting a new bill over a year later painfully reminding me that this was a very expensive 20 minute visit, stating I actually owe even more than initially billed. While the doctor himself is great, you still need to deal with his office. Never going back.

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.

Scheduling was inefficient and disorganized. The staff…read moreseemed rushed and impersonal. My concerns weren't addressed thoroughly.

Disappointed,,,,,,,,…read more Dr. Lullaby was worse than useless...... All I want is a nights sleep, doctors make lots of promises, and deliver no results.

I personally wouldn't recommend this doctor. Staff is rude. besides one lady . the rest will give…read moreyou a hard time if they actually answer

I saw Dr. Pavlatos for many years in Chicago. I'd still be seeing him, if I hadn't moved away. I…read morefound him to be genuine, caring, and, well a real partner in my health care. He not only treated any issue I had, but offered sound advice, proactive/preventative procedures (specific vaccines, OTC supplements, etc.) His office staff (Rosemary, in particular) was always attentive and caring. Man, I miss this doctor when I need a good one!