Things went wrong early on, and I discovered that the medical office of Dr. Alex Sanchez was a…read moreplace in which I would not like to return. Oh, I gave it a shot, but was sent down a rabbit hole quickly. I visited because my husband had been seeing Dr. Sanchez for a while, and I needed to see a dr. for my shoulder. I was scheduled to see Lady Bowennsheim, an Advance Nurse Practitioner--not sure about that title, but I figured she was a PA. Problem #1, she could barely speak English. eeek. She ordered an x-ray for my arm, and since I hadn't had blood work done in a while, they administered blood tests. Additionally, I wanted to talk about weight loss drugs, specifically, Wegovy. Lady immediately suggested I see a psychiatrist. HUH? She recommended a drug several times, and I kept asking about Wegovy. She finally admitted she did not know what Wegovy was. HUH? Once I got back to planet Earth, I looked up the drug she referred to, and found that it causes suicidal thoughts, and was NOT used for weight loss. Furthermore, she never called for a follow up call, and I didn't receive the blood test results. After much pestering on my behalf, I received those. I then followed up with Dr. Sanchez, who was aware of the misrecommendation, and he lazily glossed over it. A month or so later, I went for the mammogram that was ordered, and found questionable cells. That test was followed up by more diagnostics, and finally a biopsy. Not once did Dr. Sanchez follow up with me. HUH? I put a quick end to that relationship. This odyssey doesn't end with me. My husband had been seeing Dr. Sanchez for a couple of years. He was diagnosed with high blood pressure, and issued meds for the condition. All along, my husband complained about Dr. Sanchez, "He talks about me in Spanish to his nurse"; He's never shown me or talked in detail with me about blood test results"; I've complained to him that I don't feel balance in terms of blood pressure--something's wrong", to name a few. My husband now sees my new dr., who quickly realized my husband was on the wrong high blood pressure medicine. It was only good for 12 hours--something Dr. Sanchez failed to mention, and indicate on the scrip. I guess that explains why his blood pressure was 177 over 90. HUH? Let me sum this all up: this guy is a quack, completely unconcerned about his patients, clueless about prescriptions, hires immigrants who are not informed and barely know how to speak our native language. And, get this: he doesn't accept insurance. HUH?

it is not possible to talk to this dr unless you have an appt. I had pre-op tests done 10 days ago…read more, he requested office visit notes from the surgeon in Minneapolis which were supplied 5 days ago. the surgeon is waiting for the test results as well as another form I provided a week ago & dr Sanchez has yet to fax everything to the surgeon. surgery is next Monday & I can't get any satisfaction from his office. I suppose I will have to cancel the surgery.

Okay, I'm almost afraid to recommend Dr. Chung for fear he will become inaccessible when I need to…read moresee him, but he's such an amazing doctor, and Signature Medical Group is such an amazing practice, I feel I owe it to him to thank him, but telling others what a great doctor he is. He could easily win the primary care doctor of the year award, in my opinion. I have to be honest; I am not a huge fan of doctors or the medical field, for the most part. I have had some pretty awful and traumatizing experiences at the hands of the medical profession over the course of my life, and so I had been without a primary care doctor for a number of years before I found Dr. Chung. I was going with the, if I don't think about it I'll be fine mentality. However, it became clear I really did need to see a doctor, and so an extended family member suggested I see a colleague of his, who was not taking patients. Dr. Chung was new to the practice, and so I thought, okay, I guess I could give him a try, but I steeled myself, for what I assumed would be a horrible experience. My first visit with Dr. Chung was a game changer. I wanted to hug him after my visit and all of his staff as well. He LISTENED! HE LISTENED! HE CLEARLY ACTUALLY HEARD WHAT I HAD SAID TO HIM. HE MADE OBSERVATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS! HE NEVER GAVE ORDERS. He was, at ALL times, respectful, thoughtful and I felt so comfortable with him. In the past 5 or so years that I have been Dr. Chung's patient, I have never had a negative experience with his practice, (Okay, one time, one of the office staff was crabby, but hey, we all have off days sometimes, and it wasn't a big deal, just a tiny bit of edge). After I met Dr. Chung, I immediately scheduled my kids, and my mom with him, and now pretty much my entire family call Dr. Chung when they need a doctor. Seriously, he's an awesome doctor! I wish he could clone himself. Oh, by the way, the rest of the practice is pretty amazing too. I've occasionally had to see Dr. Chung's colleagues when he's been on vacation and they are just as awesome as he is. The support staff are great too; very kind, thoughtful, gentle, non-frightening, and so comfortable to be with. Thank you Signature Medical Group, you've changed my mind about doctors.

Buen lugar buen lugar buena atención bastante Limpio y ordenado…read more Excelente atención Muy recomendable

Seen at the Des Plaines location* 10/4 appt at 3:15 arrived at 2:55pm. Long wait signing in…read more Facility ran out of the Tdap vaccine. Long wait checking out. Appt took 2 hours and I was the only patient in the building from start to finish. During the check in process they refused to give pricing stating a sliding scale. I informed them I probably made too much to qualify. Didn't get the price until check out. Over $360 for the meningococcal vaccine. Would highly not recommend CVS is cheaper.

Dr Flynn was my parent's doctor for over thirty years. He became their trusted and much-loved…read morefriend over that time. My parents had me to go with them to meet Dr Flynn when I was visiting them (I live on the west coast)! All of my parent's children had met and knew Dr Flynn. He is like the doctor from Mayberry--a bygone era. He practices medicine, not insurance administration or cost management. He never hesitated to provide them a prescription or order a test the insurance company might not agree. He was generous with his time and kind words until the day they each passed.

This is the way Medicine should be performed. He is so thorough and knowledgeable. Not many doctors…read moreleft like him. I think his practice is closed but there are others in his group.

First time at this location . I went to see Carrie Fortman she is a physicians assistant for…read moreinternal medicine. She was great! She actually took time to review my history and she wasn't in a hurry. She was great! Thank you!

While I really like my doctor here, the staff is so inept. They fail to respond to my drugstores…read morerequests for prescription refills and fail to return phone calls when they say they will. For days now after a significant injury I just get the runaround from this office and the Advocate support staff. I don't want their excuses, I want medical care. It's plainly obvious the support staff could not care less about patient needs. They should take a job in another industry. Now days later, I find that in the middle of recovering from a significant injury I'm having to see a new doctor at another practice because Elgin Family Physicians cannot do a follow up after hospital stay for a month! What's worse is I continue to get the runaround when trying to get copies of my own medical records. This isn't patient care, and patient we don't care.

Dr. Poulos is absolutely amazing, but good luck getting an appointment with her. I have been told…read morethere is a 6 month waiting list to see her. Every time I come here I spend about an hour and and a half waiting. 45 minutes or more in the waiting room, then the rest waiting on the table in a paper smock. They are obviously over capacity with patients. The medical assistants are a hit or miss. Most times I got one that was in a horrible mood. Which I don't blame them, the poor ladies had a waiting room full of people to attend. Every time I go for a yearly check up there seems to be a new doctor every time. So it seems as the turn over is very high there. The last time I went was a horrible experience. It took 2 months for the insurance to apparently approve my choice of birth control. I ended up going to planned parenthood instead which only took 15 minutes for them to find out my insurance covered it. I wouldn't recommend this place, it isn't what it used to be. When. I switched doctors offices this place had a "dissatisfied with clinic" if they have that option as a reason to send your medical file then they know they are doing something wrong.

Dr. Christine Mueller is currently my Mother's doctor at Rosewood Care Center of Elgin. Her bedside…read moremanner is exceptional. Her responses to the needs of my mother and our family has been caring, sensitive, responsive, and timely. I highly recommend her to anyone dealing with the issues of declining health in the aging process. Maybe someday she will be my doctor of choice! THANK YOU, Dr. Mueller!

I only go here because they take my insurance. They do not actually care about you at all. The…read morefront staff that handle the phones are incredibly rude and uncaring. They literally told me to go somewhere else for my service over even trying to accommodate and earlier blood draw. I get ill in the mornings and have medications I have to take that they prescribe. Sorry I can't wait until later in the morning to get blood drawn. I'd be vomiting. When I explained why I needed an earlier time she said just go somewhere else. Girl if you hate your life that much you should find another job where people's health isn't on the line. The doc isn't much better. Any issue I bring up to her she immediately dismisses as anxiety without even actually checking anything

I have been a patient for years. Since 2024 there have been many poor experiences and questionable…read morebills. Look at your EOB's and look at what provider is actually on the EOB's. The person might not be the correct person you actually saw or service you had. Then simultaneously you can be thrown into out of network status. Which in turn you to have to pay for more out of pocket costs. Then after payment, the receipt will say the actual person you saw-- who was in network status. Insurance company told me it's all about whose NPI number is on the bill and the name- wasn't the person I saw!! See what's happening- after many years I had enough and found a more reputable healthcare establishment. Will not miss the rude front desk either. I miss the old Winters family practice- both the dad and son- those days are gone!!

Very cold and non caring. Staff was very unprofessional also, it was like a circus behind the…read morecounter with the laughing and whispering. Courtney was very flip about the lateness of the labs but suddenly they were there. She gave me the results and when I inquired whether or not to continue medication or what they meant or what I should do she told me she guessed I should get the blood tests again in 30 days. Never talked to dr about results nor did they set up follow up. Found new doctor. Very happy now.

Dr. Zamani has been my cardiologist for over a year and I have been very pleased with my care. She…read moreis kind, though and sensitive to my needs as her patient. She communicates directly in easy to understand terms. Her office is run efficiently and wait times are minimal. Good ability to schedule appointments and a pleasant, professional staff.