Beautiful and modern office- extremely efficient flow. Her receptionists are utterly professional and extremely attentive to details. The waiting room is extremely pleasant and comfortable. I came to see Dr Khan as a recommendation from another health care provider. She came in highly recommended and is a true gem. Dr Khan is really thoughtful, organized, efficient and professional. As a physician I appreciate her willingness to be flexible and available to meet my needs. It does help that she has a very personable personality and her nurse practioners are very kind as well. Would highly recommend this practice to anyone looking for outstanding and comprehensive medical primary care in the Loop/South Loop/Downtown Chicago! read more

I've been going to Dr. Khan's office for at least 10 years. I love that I can always get an appointment even when it's an emergency. I also love that I can get an appointment that isn't 2 months out. The doctors and PAs listen to your questions and concerns. Their whole office staff is very professional and efficient. Lastly, I love that they are always prompt and on time. read more

Dr. Khan served as my niece's primary care physician. She was evaluated on two occasions--July 2025 and December 2025--during which she reported a palpable breast lump. On both visits, she states that she was reassured the lump was non-cancerous and "likely a cyst" based on clinical examination alone, and no imaging or biopsy was recommended at that time. Following my niece's persistence after the December visit, Dr. Khan provided a referral for imaging. That imaging led to a diagnosis of Invasive Ductal Carcinoma. She subsequently required a lumpectomy with lymph node biopsy (one lymph node tested positive) and is currently undergoing chemotherapy, with radiation therapy planned. Her life changed completely ! This experience raises serious concerns about whether appropriate diagnostic steps--such as earlier imaging or referral--should have been considered, particularly given persistent symptoms across multiple visits. read more

This doctor was terrible. I agree with the bad reviews. She is rude and not personable at all. She can barely diagnose and lo and behold did not attend a medical school in the US but rather the Carribean? She is a fraud and states she went to Ross University in Miramar Florida. Ross University is a Carribean medical school. Stop parading that it looks like a medical school in the US. Complete and utter fraud read more

Dr. Khan has been my doctor for approximately 20+ years. She has helped me so much in dealing with hypertension, a-fib, and various other issues. She cares about her patients, and her staff is awesome. Highly recommended. read more

I was recommended by a close friend to see Dr. Farah Khan but due to the 'friendly' front desk I didn't even get past the front desk. A day before visiting the office I called ahead to make sure they accept my insurance - after READING off my personal info from my insurance card to the 'helpful' lady on the phone, she was able to make an apt. for the following day. Yes! Next day: I leave work early and rush across the city to the doctor, rush up the elevator to the 5th floor and Yes! I made it on time! I take a seat and as I begin to fill out my paperwork the same 'helpful' lady from the day before tells me I lied about what medical group I belonged to and that they will not be able to see me unless I want to switch groups! WTF?! So pretty much wasted my time and am now again waiting in pain until I make another appointment with another doctor. If you can make it past the 'gauntlet' aka front desk - maybe she is a nice doctor after all, but I won't be visiting there again. read more

The worst medical experience of my life. A very inexperienced nurse made inappropriate and homophobic comments to me when take my vitals. Upon talking to the nursing manager, she then informed Dr. Khan of what I had experienced. Dr. Khan denied I that I had experienced prejudice, even though she was not present during the situation. When I stated that it was unfair of her to automatically assume that her patient (myself) could not have experienced harm in her clinic, she asked me to leave the medical office. I would never recommend anyone to visit her office. Upon reading several other ZocDoc reviews online, I learned that this was not the first time a patient had experienced homophobia from Dr. Khan. This doctor should not be allowed to practice medicine with prejudice. She incurs harm, rather than practices healing. read more

You'll be a great match for this doctor if you have a thin frame or an athletic build or are within typical weight limits. However, if you're overweight or obese, avoid her...you're setting yourself up for an experience where you'll be fat shamed every appointment. You won't be heard, your concerns won't matter...the only thing she'll see is your weight and she can't seem to get past that. My VERY first interaction I had with this doctor was her bursting through the door and asking about my weight and how long I had been at that weight. My initial appointment, despite having a particular concern, revolved around her berating me about my weight and fat-shaming me. Because of that, my reason for being seen - migraines - was never even addressed and I continued to experience debilitating migraines. I recall leaving this appointment feeling like I had been through the twilight zone because every time I tried to re-direct the conversation, it came back to my weight. Each subsequent visit was focused on my weight (even if it was for an acute need) - no other concerns were addressed. Being a plus-size woman, I've always been cognizant of the bias medical professionals have towards fat people...but this woman's was off the charts and made me feel like I was less of a human because of my weight. Simply put, I did not feel welcome in her office. The funny thing is as much fat shaming as she did, she never discussed potential solutions for weight loss or Health promoting behaviors. Because I was on an HMO plan, I was virtually "stuck" with her as well for the duration of that plan...but because I didn't feel comfortable with her, I did not at all maximize my healthcare benefits that year and probably didn't get the care I needed because I couldn't stand the way she judged me. If "0 stars" were an option, that's what I would have provided for my review... but Yelp wouldn't let me...so "1 star" it is. She could really use some sensitivity training. read more

This is a 2.5 star review cause I'm truly on the fence about this doc and I could easily be wooed away if I could find another doc in walking distance of my office. I've had about 4 appointments so far. All have started at least 1/2 hour late and lasted 10 minutes, tops. I'm generally in great health so maybe that's why they're so short. I became skeptical after I had a bad cough that wouldn't go away. I'm pretty sure it was some type of lingering bronchitis, but I was sent home with an inhaler and told I had asthma. That's weird, cause I ran track for 8 years, and recently competed in a 1/2 marathon and lots of 5ks. Maybe an inhaler is some type of cure-all but I felt ridiculous sucking on that thing, then jumping on the treadmill at the gym, lol. The cough faded but that nagging feeling of "wtf kind of diagnosis was that" didn't. The woes of being HMO... read more

Went here a few years back for a check up, no issues my tests were all fine. Staff was nice. Didn't go back because my insurance changed since I got a new job soon after my visit and I've had several different insurance companies since but none that they take. A shame. I think I had United at the time? read more

After what seemed like a great idea to switch to an HMO, I realized I didn't have a single previous doctor that I could go to. Yay HMOs:( Ugh. But I did a little research and decided to go to Dr. Khan to see if she could be my PCP. I've only been twice, but she is timely, professional, nice, and actually listens. Her office is also really convenient to get to for a day time appointment if you work in the loop. Bonus - they have great reading material up front! I was able to read this month's Shape! Which, FYI, had Chelsea Handler on it. Weird. But you never really have to wait that long so I only got through a couple pages. read more

This is my second visit to Dr Khan and I have to say I found her extremely focused on her patient's welfare. Her comments and suggestions were right on point. She was proactive in her suggestions based upon her medical observations and I am very pleased. Not sure why others were negative. read more

Dr. Khan is the best physician I've ever been to. She has a very nice and friendly way about her. As a male, I feel very comfortable telling her anything that I need to, she has never judged me on anything I've disclosed which is very important to me. I see her a few times a year, for the last 4 years. I've never had a bad experience, nothing short of the best. She is great at calming me down when I think something is seriously wrong, but I'm just over reacting and then explaining everything I need to know and next steps. I've recommended several co-workers and friends throughout the years and everyone has the exact same feelings. read more

Dr. Khan has been my doctor for more than 10 years. There is a reason for that . I can say Dr. Khan is very caring, thorough and professional. She is friendly concerned with her patients. She takes the time it needs to be with them. She is not dismissive. As long as the staff gets me in to see Dr. Khan then I am happy. I like the front office girls. They do the best they can. Calling in prescription, call reminders of appointmens and lab results. I've worked with doctors and I Know offices can be very busy. I never had to complain. My health is important to me so I can overlook the petty stuff of life. Dr.Khan is a great doctor with great bedside manner. She can see me thru my remaining years. Thank you Dr.K for being there for me and all of us who depend on you. read more

Dr. Kahn inherited me as a patient after my original doctor moved his practice too far to travel. I can say that she is the most attentive Doctor I've ever had. She listens to you and actually pays attention to what you are saying. Thank you Dr. Kahn for being a doctor who is caring for the patients total well being. The staff is also very professional and attentive. I had this one doctor who would ask you if there was any thing you wanted to discuss then bill you a consultation fee! read more

Yikes! I won't be coming back to see Dr. Khan. This was my second visit to discuss ongoing thryoid issues as well as other chronic issues. Because I had developed a few theories based on my years dealing with these issues and independent research, Dr. Khan was very defensive and actually told me at one point.. "This is why people can't help you." If you want blood test and pills, this may be your spot. If you want someone to listen to you and give thoughtful feedback and recommendations not so much. It takes more than a 10 minute conversation to fully understand someone's health. I'll be going elsewhere. read more

I signed up for Yelp just so I could leave a review on this doctor. I really don't know where to start ... FYI - I tried to submit this with zero stars but it would not let me. I came down with the flu last August, called Dr. Kahn's office to make and appointment and was told she was out of town and could not see me until over a week later. I asked if there was anyone else there that could see me - the staff said that Dr. Kahn is the ONLY doctor in the office. I explained how sick I was and what can I do? The staff told me to go to the E.R. - for a $500 co-pay, NO WAY! I ask what other options do I have and the staff member told me I could change Primary Doctors in my HMO to someone else, go see them, and then when Dr. Kahn gets back, I could change back. Say what?! I then asked about the Walgreens urgent care clinics and the staff member says, "Yeah, I guess you could go there". So I went to Walgreens, paid $80 and was done in less than 10 minutes walking out with my antibiotics. Fast forward ... I go see Dr. Kahn in Feb with the flu (yes, again) - after seeing THREE different nurses, the doctor sashays into the room ... I very calmly and professionally try to share with her my experience in August and she immediately jumped on the defensive, interrupted me, talked over me and went out of her way to tell me it's the HMO's fault, not her staff. I tell her that she is not hearing me - the HMO is not my problem, my problem is how her staff handled the situation. Needless to say, I was met with more defensive responses, whatever. Fast foward again ... I call Dr. Kahn's office to inquire about any vaccines I may need because I will be travelling to Australia. The staff member tells me she will leave a message for the Dr. and they will call me back. I wait 5 business days and call back. The staff member says, "Oh yeah, the one going to Australia ... I'll call you back". Two business days after that, the staff member calls me and tells me I need about 5 vaccines and that Dr. Kahn's office "doesn't carry any of them". Huh? One of the vaccines was for Mumps, so I explain that I know I got that vaccine as a kid - isn't it good for a lifetime? The staff member doesn't know, but she will call me back. It's been 3 weeks and I have not received a call back. Today I call because Walgreens advised me that my birth control perscription doesn't have any refills and they will fax a request to the Dr. office. I call the Dr. office to hopefully speed things along and the staff member tells me it takes 24 hours for refills. I ask her why didn't the Dr. perscribe more than 2 refills for me when I saw her in Feb? The staff member says that the Dr. always perscribes 6 refills at a time. I conclude I should have 4 more refills and can the staff member send me a copy of the script so I can take it Walgreens. The staff member says no, it's electronic and I can't get a copy. I ask her then what should I do? In a very dramatic huff, the staff member very dismissively tells me, "Fine, I will call Walgreens for you". WOW - great service ... NOT!!! read more

Absolutely DO NOT recommend this doctor. Sometimes felt like I knew more about medicine than she does,and I am not a doctor. For example, she was not able to describe a difference betwen two medications when I asked her. Also, when I had certain stomach issues , she didn't even suggest to run any tests, wasn't concerned that I may have had food poisoning or stomach flu. During visits, spent very little time with me, always seemed to be rushing. Didn't follow up on previous concerns. Felt like she was treating me like an "HMO patient" - making more money by getting me in for appt, spending little time and making fewer referrals/doing fewer tests. Office staff was cold and unapproachable. read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Kahns for about 2 years, which is far longer than I should have been. Her only suggestion to treat my migraines has been to exercise more and her office hours are terrible. Coupled with the unpleasant, and frankly, rude staff should have been enough to make me leave about a year and a half ago. I have tried to refill a prescription for about a week now. I called the office and asked them to call Walgreens, they said they did. I called Walgreens to ask them to expedite the refill a day later, and they told me they received no notice from the doctors office. I called the doctors office again who finally told me since I was not an "active" patient they would not re-fill my script until I came in for an appointment. This is a prescription I have been taking for YEARS under her care. The staff lied to me, and they have completely arbitrary rules that will simply get them more money for visits. I will not be returning to this office. They are clearly more interested in her physician concierge business, which in her defense will make her a lot more money, then any of her in office patients. That's probably why she hires such terrible front office staff. read more

After I fired our last doctor (who shall remain nameless and whose office make me wait for a minimum of over an hour to two--even at 10 AM)--I heard a review somewhere about Dr. Khan. Called, was given an interview appointment (at no cost ot me) during which I found her professional and caring, a nice combination. I switched. Haven't been unhappy about it since. Excellent care, a longtime nurse in the office who is THE BEST and front desk staff who are polite and professional. Would recommend her (and have) to any one who wanted good, capable and caring care. read more

My husband and I both see Dr. Khan. The best doctor we've had. She is puntual, informative and attentive. She seems to actually care about your health concerns ... which hasn't been my experience with previous doctors. She will take the time to listen and patiently answer your questions. I highly recommend her practice. read more

From beginning to end they have not only met but far exceeded my expectations ! The staff is beyond welcoming and warm, but the doctor her self is so relatable and friendly. She explains things so throughly . I would very much so recommend this place to anyone ! read more

Very good friendly and knowledgeable doctor. I have never had a long wait time and the staff are attentive and helpful. Doctor Khan is patient and explains things to me in common language. read more

I am very glad I chose her as my primary care doc. She is caring and friendly. However, she referred me to an absolutely horrible urologist for a specific problem. read more

Been going to Dr. Khan for many years now. Have to say, she's fantastic. Always gets me in and out in a jiffy, knows exactly what she is talking about, and always listens to anything going on. I am so glad I found her-a great GP is impossible to find. read more

Horrible, rude and incompetent staff! Had me wait 1.5 hours from my acheduled appointment and then was told thwre were too many patients and I would not be seen before she leaves at 2:30 (yes she leaves that early every day). Agoidthis nasty office. read more

I have visited this doctor once and was prescribed medicine from her. I had a prescription at the pharmacy so I did not have the medicine refilled at the time. The prescription expired. I called to see if the prescription could be refilled as I have eczema and it flares up from time to time. She would not have my prescription refilled unless I came in for an appointment but it's simply a cream that is slightly a higher dosage of something that could be received over the counter, but it helps tremendously. I would just go in to her office to pay a co payment to receive a cream she could have refilled. Its not as if I used the prescription and needed to be re evaluated. This is sad for someone who is suffering from a condition that could be resolved from a simple yes to the pharmacy. read more

While I think Dr Khan as a person is nice, I don't think that as a doctor she will be someone I will recommend or ever see again. I made an appointment during my lunch hour and ended up sitting there waiting on her so long that I was late going back to work and I had still not been seen. She sent in some resident or whomever this person was and as a patient I dont know this person and I didn't sign up for randoms to poke and question me about my personal ailments... I don't prefer male doctors and to have a male resident (or whoever this person was) I wasnt even introduced to trying to exam me really pissed me off. If I schedule a time with you it should be honored, I will even give a grace period of 10 minutes, but if I showed up more than 10 minutes late I would be charged and told to reschedule. My time is just as valuable and to not be seen when I really needed to be seen... I will never recommend her to anyone! read more

Farah Khan should not call herself a doctor. I had to go to her due to requirements from HMO. She misdiagnosed me concluding that I just had a contusion as a result of a bike collision with another bike rider and that ibuprofen would take care of it. It turns out I had a broken jaw; she had ordered the wrong X-ray that did not show the break. Everyone can make mistakes, may be even doctors, BUT when I called her office to say after 1, then 2, then 3 weeks it was getting worse and I could feel it was broken, I was only allowed to speak to the receptionist and her receptionist was giving me medical advice in telling me to take more ibuprofen. It turns out I had to work full time in a demanding job not being able to eat and in intense pain, and not sleeping for a month. Then finally she listened and referred me to an oral surgeon who knew immediately it was broken during the examination. Farah Khan (I cannot call her a doctor) caused me 5 months of recovery, and sickness due to malnutrition. Farah Kahn did this because HMO would penalize her for referring me to an oral surgeon who is more expensive being a specialist. I don't recommend her, she has limited skills evidently and puts her monetary gains over the welfare of her patients. read more

Horrible horrible experience with this doctor, which is so unfortunate because the office is very conveniently located. After scheduling the first appointment of the day so that I could make it to work on time, I arrived early to the office, then waited half an hour until I got called in. Then i waited another 15 minutes until she sent in her resident, who asked a bunch of general questions. Then I waited ANOTHER 20 minutes until Dr. Khan finally came in and asked me the same long list of questions her resident had already asked me. And I was only coming for a routine checkup! By this time I had been at the office for over an hour, was late to work, and all she had to say was that I should come back in two weeks for blood work -- for a "check up". Needless to say, I will be switching docs. Terrible service, terrible wait times. read more