It's the last day of my trip.... I really didn't want to do anything healthcare on vacation, and…read moreyet here I ended up needing help ... urgent care. Referred by family members who work in healthcare, and after some insurance hurdles (our coverage is goofy!) , I was seen rather quickly, from triage to treatment room, I didn't have to wait long! When the physician assistant came in and assessed me, she felt confident I was going through an asthma flare up (I got a letter for the airline we're traveling with!) . I got a nebulizer treatment, which felt like a spa ;-) feeling so so much better!

Do not come here unless you want slow service in the front and want to wait a hour to get…read moreassistance. The lady who walked us back was nice but other than that i would think that this business is an absolute joke. There is absolutely nothing express about this business. I am never coming back.

This office is truly amazing! I've only had 2 appointments and I want to say both the doctor and PA…read moreare VERY through. They really took all the time to go through everything, explain what's going on with my care and both were very emphatic and validating. I haven't seen a doctor who really cares about the whole patient instead of just treating the patient. They are both very intelligent and just amazing practitioners. I really like the whole office staff as well everyone is so kind and caring as well. I currently live in Chicago and want to say that the 1.5 hour drive is definitely worth it!

Great experience all around from the front staff, assistants and the PA. I highly recommend!read more

To start, I had to wait 45 minutes in a room for the doctor to come in and got no apology or…read moreexplanation. Then the doctor comes in and begins to force vaccines on me (after I explained it went against my beliefs and I've done the research and still decided not to get one) even going as far as calling me unintelligent for choosing not to get vaccines. Also I was there for something completely unrelated to any kind of vaccines. Unbelievable there is no respect for someone's time of day, opinions and beliefs at this place.

My 1st visit (with a new primary care MD) and I can't say 1 bad thing.... very nice facility, wide…read moreopen, fast timely check in. Nurse was very kind & I really liked the doctor too. I have several chronic illnesses & see many doctors (I'm a professional patient as I like to say) - I see 8 dif doctors/specialists on a regular basis ... and this experience was a good one, which is pretty rare these days.

This place is the worst, should be shut down. Ripping off the public by taking money only to tell…read moreyou to go see a specialist. What is the point of urgent care if they cant treat you. At the very least why don't you tell people that the 3 minute visit with the Dr. is free. Ripoff

Thank you, Nurse Michelle and Doctor Shah. Nurse Michele answered my questions about my blood…read morepressure and shared with me her background in nursing. Dr. Shah sorted through my nervous ramblings and with his questions, diagnosed my issues and explained to me my TMJ pain dysfunction syndrome and acute sinusitis and prescribed medications.

What a wonderful experience. I did my check-in through my chart so it was a very quick check-in and…read morewas taken back within a couple of minutes. I came to the endocrinologist about hashimoto's disease. My nurse practitioner (Marija Bulatovic) was fabulous! So kind, informative, spoke to me like a person and took the time to make sure all my doctors were in sync with my treatment. Nothing over looked.

Excellent care! Very comfortable.competent and knowledgeable staff!........,...,,,,,,,,,,,read more

Had my cataract surgeries here and it was painless, efficient, and fast! Staff was exceptional -…read moreevery one! New building is beautiful and clean and pleasant!

Husband had cataract surgery. Everyone is professional and very helpful. Excellent experience.read more

My brother was at Wynscape for a year. There aren't adequate words to say how pleased we were with…read morehis care and the facility as a whole. The place is so clean. They clean one corridor after another and when all 4 wings are done, they start all over. The staff is wonderful- warm, friendly, caring, skilled, kind and dedicated. Even staff who was not assigned to my brother that day would stop in to say hello or share a joke or talk about sports. Some even stopped by on their days off to check in on my brother. I would say that for many of them, this is not just a job, but a calling. The care they gave was gentle, compassionate, patient, tender, respectful. They work hard to preserve their patients' dignity. My brother knew he was loved, not only by our family, but also by his Wynscape family. I was impressed by the friendliness and helpfulness of everyone on the staff. They regularly stopped what they were doing to provide help and assistance. The rehab staff is also excellent - encouraging, professional, attentive. The food is very good and the staff went out of their way to make sure my brother ate. The staff not only attended to the needs of my brother but were also very attentive and responsive to our family. From entering the facility to the time one leaves, the warmth and caring provided are evident. If I ever need skilled or long term care, this is the place I would choose. I am so very grateful for the care they rendered to my brother in his last year.

They don't seem to have adequate staff fir the number of residents. Maybe they meet the state…read moreminimum guidelines, but the need more. Frequently residents call for help go unanswered for hours and the staff seems to change too often and some of the temp help seems completely untrained for requirements of elderly care.

I still think about how little regard my birth plan was given, if any. I was flexible and hoped…read more that in difficult circumstances that I could trust the doctors to practice good medicine. I was told that if there were no complications they would offer the things in the plan, which was delayed cord clamping, skin to skin contact for the first hour, no pitocin, support for breastfeeding. One of the nurses came in just be for delivery had clearly just had a smoke and I could smell it on her... she also had her nose out of her mask (covid). After about one minute the cord was cut, and they took my baby to do whatever it is they do, measure poke etc. the doctor yanked my umbilical cord to get my placenta out and the cord snapped. I'm not being dramatic when I say o felt that in my soul. Then from the reflection in the glass above the doctor stuck their whole arm inside me to rip out my placenta. They then ordered pitocin (sp) bc I was bleeding more that they liked!? I had no complications and none of the things I asked for were provided. I'm not a mean person and don't like writing this out but if you have any hopes of having some autonomy in giving birth I would question going to Delnor. I forgot to mention that another doctor who was about to change shifts said "we need to keep an eye on that" but didn't specify what was of concern, bc... there wasn't anything, of course your gonna keep an eye on things but you don't point that out to a woman in labor. How anxiety producing. Maybe I'm a sensitive person I just really assumed there would be some effort to provide the things I had hoped for.... For weeks leading up I would speak with the Dr and ask if what I was wanting was doable. I was reassured numerous times that every effort would be made for those (evidence based) post natal supports. It still bothers me and I don't want others to have to go through what I did. Maybe it wouldn't be a big deal if I just deferd everything to hospital protocol but seeing as I asked and was comforted towards trusting them it stings, still. My daughter is 2 1/2 now and this is just some random Tues night that I happen to be looking back and feeling helpless. Was it the worst, no. Was it kinda f-&cked up, yes. I suffered from post-partum depression for almost 2 years. I really didn't want the pitocin bc of fear of emotional reactions. I've had terrible reactions to hormones in the past. I don't doubt that the pitocin given after ripping out my placenta played a role in that darkness that followd birth: I wish there was more I could do to make people aware. I wish I had gone to CDH like many people suggested but I had recently moved to Batavia and Delnor is so close.

My family and I were beyond grateful for all the nurses who supported us through delivering our son…read moreHudson this past week. We find it prudent to highlight Cindy M., who comforted, supported, educated, and showed her passion for care from the moment we met her. My family felt protected and loved as we spent the last few days under the care of Cindy. She is a massive asset to Delnor, who went above and beyond in all avenues of her profession. Cindy deserves to be recognized for her performance. I would highly recommend Delnor Maternity Center for future new life.