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.

This doctor was very rude to me and I had a humiliating experience. I told him my problem and he…read morebarked "you pregnant or what?" I said no, not a chance. Then he said "are you sure?" I said yes, I was sure. Then he asked me the same question AGAIN. Hello, I am an honest person and I knew there wasn't a chance I was pregnant. I felt like he really treated me in a very degrading way. I don't know if it is because I'm a woman and he has a problem with women or what. But I do NOT recommend him.

After I had waited exactly an hour past my scheduled appointment to be seen, Dr. Ho finally made an…read moreappearance. When he asked if I lived alone, I responded that I lived with my partner, and he asked, "Is your partner a man or a woman?" I responded, but there was no action or follow-up (or explanation) after my response. More troubling, he stated that he felt the hospital had misdiagnosed my condition and he refused to order the lab work they told me I needed after discharge. He also told me to discontinue the medication that multiple doctors at the hospital had told me to take. If you have any choice in the matter, just say No to Ho.

Dr. Scully is a very competent internist, and since he's an older guy (he'd probably hit me for…read moresaying so) he's seen it all. You can hardly argue with the second sense that comes with experience, he prescribes agressive care when needed but watchful waiting otherwise. See him or his nurse practitioner, and be confident that he'll take excellent care of you. His good personality makes him all the better to see.

I do not recommend this doctor at all. The few times I saw her, she was really cold and not very…read morecaring. Additionally, she wasn't very informed about any of my medical concerns (and they were pretty common, not unusual). A friend of my parents said that she saw this doctor once and told her that she had "5 major concerns." Dr.Welch told the woman to narrow her concerns down to 3. What the hell? What kind of a doctor would say something like that?

very nice doctor. I haven't seen him in years and he is very hard to get into see (as he's a…read morespecialist). But he's very warm and caring.

ophthalmology staff was helpful when I had to cancel an appt with Dr. Loy due to current contagious…read moreillness and could not wait 24 hr to get word through to them. staff needs to know much sooner Their schedule is being disrupted. I'll call back in a few days to reschedule.

Christie Clinic has one goal and one goal only: client exploitation. Allow me to take you on a tour…read moreof their billing department. March 2026: I visited my doctor for a 20 minute appointment. Later that month, I received an incorrect bill, as expected from this company. In that bill, Christie Clinic ignored my insurance plan's allowed amount (savings should have been $125.84; see image of my EOB). Instead, Christie Clinic billed me a whopping $174.67 for a 20 minute appointment. I called Christie Clinic, and after a week, they sent me an "updated" bill of $174.67. Yes, you read that correctly. Nothing was changed. The best part? This is not Christie Clinic's first time ignoring my insurance plan's allowed amount. They also did this to me in Fall 2025. The difference this time is that they are refusing to correct it. I know I am not the first patient they have billed incorrectly, and I certainly will not be the last. At this point, this no longer feels like a mistake -- it feels like a business practice. Check your statements carefully, because Christie Clinic is hoping you won't. Or better yet, don't go here at all.

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.