I came here for a pre-employment check referral. My resting heart rate is very low, so my primary…read morecare physician and potential employer doctor decided to refer me to this office. I was referred to Dr. Discher, but he was unavailable for the dates I needed, so I was then referred to Dr. Pyka. The staff is excellent. Everyone was nice, and I never waited more than 10 mins for my appointments. I am going to wait and possibly change my review to a 5 star, but I'm waiting for some final factors. So far, I've checked out with no issues. Their location is inside CDH; the place is the Taj Mahal of hospitals.

Office staff is generally cold, Phone switch will disconnect while waiting long time on hold…read more My cardiologist was OK if you don't mind paying $170.00 for a 5 minute appointment which is required at least once a year to maintain a prescription refill which I can get from my primary care physician. I think I'll try another cardio group.

Dr. Goodwin is my dad's surgeon and cardiologist. Through his efforts, he has helped to determine…read moremedications, physical therapy, and what actions to take for heart health. Additionally, he assisted in ensuring my dad's work permitted him to take short-term disability. He has a wonderful personality, very respectful, and professional. He's kind and genuinely cares about his patient's wellbeing. Everyone in his office is personable and caring as well. His office is located in the Midwest Cardiovascular Institute on the 4th floor of the Heart Hospital at Edward's. I highly recommend Dr. Goodwin!

advocate Billing opted everybody in for paperless. They do not return calls. Advocate fails to…read moreupdate all their systems with payments. they try to collect amount you paid previously.Advocate attitude is serve us not service.

Dr.N Szuch is the absolute worst orthopedic surgeon in the greater Chicagoland area. Do not seek…read moreher care of youbcare about your health or family members. Ahe destroyed my sons knee and college football career and blamed him for poor " mechanics " when he had a triple tear and sought her for surgery. She threw away his meniscus and botched him completely up. He's 22 can barely walk and she tells him to take ibuprofen 2 years post surgery. This woman needs her license revoked and I will continue with that process!

Great staff, and doctors. They are very attentive, and…read morelisten to your concerns. The nurse was very helpful, and patient with me, as I had many questions. She also helped me with a savings card to use at the pharmacy, for a prescription. The receptionists are all very nice when you call to make an appointment, or need to leave a message. I've never encountered a rude person. The office is on the third floor of the 351 medical building, adjacent to the hospital. Great location.

I had an appt. to see Dr. Weber at 4:40 when I checked in I was informed he was running late. well…read morealmost an hour and a half later I got to see the dr. He was so nice and never did he make me feel like he was rushed for time. He is a new dr for me and he went over everything in my chart. asked alot of questions. I didn't leave his office until almost 7pm. but the wait was worth it. He was kind, professional and just wonderful. I would absolutely recommend Dr. Weber Cardiologist in Winfield I'll located at Northwestern Hospital CDH.

The reason I ended up needing to come here is not as fun as I would have liked. I had preeclampsia…read more The front staff is short, but they are accommodating. They try their best to be flexible

I was referred to MFM by my midwife group due to being pregnant and of "advanced maternal age"…read more(::chuckle::). I wasn't worried, though, since I'm healthy and congenital defects don't run in either mine nor Baby Daddy's family. Some of the staff seem slow to warm up, which I didn't quite expect. However, they all ended up being nice and eventually most were personable. Nurse Bonnie was pretty great. I like that they ask the patient if they feel safe at home, and if they have supports in place. I didn't get into the ultrasound room until 50 minutes after my scheduled appointment. Plan accordingly! My nearly-21-week Level 2 ultrasound went pretty well, though I was disappointed in their lack of follow-up about a particular degenerating fibroid that gave me excruciating pain 1.5 weeks prior. That didn't seem to be on their radar, and when I asked about comparing size from my last ultrasounds, the tech laughed at me and blew me off more or less, stating that "the size isn't going to change in a week." (Really?! Interesting "assessment" on her part when it was so inflamed it was felt as a distinct lump on my groin, and now it's not!) She gave me some pictures of Baby, but none of them are great shots. Baby wasn't super active, either, so not like s/he wasn't cooperating. I was really looking forward to this sonogram and getting new pictures. As for Baby: they couldn't get a complete view of his/her heart despite my even moving to different positions, so are having me follow up with a pediatric cardiologist in about a week. I'm glad they're "on it," and didn't put any unnecessary fear into me. At the moment I have mixed feelings about my MFM experience. I have two more appointments in the next 5 weeks, and will update accordingly.

Erin has helped me lose 30 pounds. She is always smiling and happy to see me. She discusses…read moretreatment plans, and when one doesn't work, Erin reviews my options. Couldn't be more satisfied. I would highly recommend her as your Nurse Practitioner.

Erin is the best primary care resource I have found. Although she is a Nurse Practitioner and not a…read moredoctor, she has never failed me! I have pre-existing conditions, including a heart condition, and she has replaced my cardiologist for my heart care. She listens, really listens to me and always provides the answers I need. She is wonderful! The added bonus is that there is rarely a wait time when going to see her.