Hates Deaf People!! He refused to see deaf people. We called 1 month before appointment asked if…read moreaccepting new patient & accepting insurance yes all great. The day before appointment doctor refused to see us because he don't know how deal with deaf people.I could not believe it. The are deaf they know how to read & write. Dr claims he is private & has the right to refuse anyone. I begged him to see us at least once my parents needed medicines refilled. I never heard someone be so mean before. The doctor himself got on the phone refusing to see deaf people. He is not comfortable. I went with to interpret. He rude mean & discriminates against handicapped people. Wow such a shock. We were aloud to see one time after begging Because medicines need to be refilled. The office staff is mean & harsh to the elderly patients. They all talk harsh & rough.

Dr. Jacek Grela has treated both of my senior citizen parents for at least 8 years. He's a…read moreterrific doctor, great bedside manner and does speak fluent Polish. He helped diagnose my Mom's Alzheimer's early and has done alot for my father as far has referring him out to a good carpal tunnel doctor and another doctor for his degenerative disk problems. Dr. Grela gets high marks for calling patients back and for not looking at his watch when he's seeing patients at the office. This man and his staff are wonderful and part of the Advocate Christ Hospital system.

Great! Thorough. Spends time. Answers questions. Skilled. Best at his specialty. Retired now but…read moreexcellent doctor.

Dr Janda is hands down one of the best Drs I have ever had. He had the difficult task of diagnosing…read moreme with stage 4 cirrhosis of the liver. He has always treated me with respect and empathy. He has never rushed through an appointment and also got me to other medical professionals to address my case. I can't speak for anyone else's experience, but I am a huge fan!

I was diagnosed with asthma in 1985 by a different doctor. I was not provided with any treatment…read moreplan. Consequently, I had multiple sinus infections, pneumonia and asthma attacks. In 2003, I was laid up for 2 weeks at home with bronchitis. When I saw a new internist in 2008, he recommended that I see Dr. Jacobson, because of the numerous sinus infections I was continuing to experience. Since I saw Dr. Jacobson he had provided me with the right treatments that let me live a life without concern of asthma and allergies for over 15 years. It has been life changing for me. Under Dr. Jacobson's care I ran 13 marathons and rode my bike hundreds of miles each year. I never experienced any breathing problems. Dr. Jacobson's practice has a boutique feel to it. He takes whatever time is needed to provide a diagnosis and gives me all the time that I need to ask questions. He thinks outside the box, does whatever research is necessary, and develops innovative solutions to help me get well. He has a tremendous office staff that is very warm and welcoming when you come into his office. To me it feels like family. I feel that I have been provided the very best care. I have recommended Dr. Jacobson to other people numerous times. Peter Waldman

I came to Dr. Jacobson with a a three month old sinus infection. According to my ENT the only…read moreoption I had was surgery. Dr. Jacobson gave me a ton of attention, he listened to all of my concerns, and with his help, my sinus infection is cleared up. Dr. Jacobson was able to have tele health visits with me that saved me from taking time off of work and he was genuinly interested in helping me. Sometimes, he would get backed up with other patients but he always made time to call me with updates on ct scans and lab work. He went above and beyond what I have come to expect from doctors. Even though I no longer have a sinus infection and as it turns out my allergies are minimal, I will continue to see him if I have any sinus issues.

Dr. Lyons was amazing! She was super informative and went out of her way to educate me on my own…read morebody. After seeing a good 5 gynecologists, I am absolutely going to stick with her.

Dr, Sarada is the best I have a special needs sibling and the Dr and staff are exceptional when…read morewe're there attentive, caring, understanding have recommended EXCELLENT

7/5/2024 This is not…read morea review by a disgruntled patient, but about an irate doctor. After today's visit, I would advise seeking "care" elsewhere. I certainly will be. Dr S. Vemareddy practically had a meltdown, when asked to issue a return to work letter and complete a FMLA form for me. Instead, I was told "the life you're living isn't a life worth living." She further went on to state, "I'm not the doctor you need. You're in need of a psychiatrist. I will give you a referral." I was then repeatedly yelled at in exam Rm 1, and again in the waiting area. I advised her that I would no longer be requiring her so-called professional services. And that I wanted my 5 prescriptions not to be refilled by her. Instead of my $20 co-pay, I ended up paying $115.01. The temp assistant refused to resubmit the bill. I was then yelled at for allegedly throwing my credit card at her. Despite she intentionally dropped it, after having placed it in her hand. Despite my using the desk to literally hold me up. Despite having 5 badly, arthritic lumbar discs in my back. I was made to reach over the desk, retrieve the credit card, and hand it to her again. After third time of being yelled at, I advised her that I would be filing an official complaint with the medical board. She merely replied, "okay". In this instance, I will do what the doctor advises. I'd rather go without my lifesaving medications, then to seek her form of "care" of this individual ever again. This is the very reason why people do not go to the doctor's office. How this individual is even allowed to practice is disconcerting in itself. Update - 7/14/2024 Despite informing this individual she was fired as my physician, I received a certified letter from her today. In it, she stated that due to my violation of some office policy, she has determined to no longer being my physician. Nowhere in this single paragraph letter, did it state what alleged office policy I violated. Initially, I thought it was a letter of apology from her. I found this to be funnier, then Jill Biden, I mean Joe, deciding to run for office again.

Dr Hiotis has been my primary care physician for 6 years now. I am a physician myself and, I admit,…read moream quite picky and particular when it comes to my personal medical care. Dr H has an amazing knowledge level and just impresses the heck out of me every time I go for a visit. I recently had a back pain issue and he gave me a detailed and thorough exam that was more like what I would expect from an orthopedic surgeon or neurosurgeon than an internal medicine doctor. This guy is the real deal- can't say enough good things about him. Highly, highly recommended!

Dr. Hiotis has treated one of my dear friends-who by the way is difficult to please. He not only…read morecame up with a diagnosis that 2 other doctors missed, he did it by explaining it clearly to her. He is on staff at Northwestern, but don't be fooled by the big credentials- he is really a kind caring doctor too.

5 years ago I was hit by a car while riding my bike. The car ran over my leg and it was crushed. I…read morewas rushed to a trauma center and Dr. Luke and Dr. Defrino attended to me. I had many surgeries and office visits, Thanks to these 2 Dr.s I was able to keep my leg and can walk today. Dr. Luke had excellent surgical skills, was always patient and informative. I owe Dr. Luke so many thanks for all that he did for me.

If you're looking for a highly skilled orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Kevin W. Luke is the one you…read morewant--he's beyond amazing! My son had an unfortunate accident on November 27th, just before Thanksgiving. He thought he had only dislocated his shoulder, but after an X-ray, we learned he had actually broken his clavicle bone. The hospital informed us that surgery was likely necessary, but we needed to see an orthopedic specialist to confirm. We were fortunate to secure an appointment with Parkview Orthopedic Group on December 2nd. After reviewing the X-ray, the doctor confirmed the fracture was severe, and surgery would be required to address multiple bone fragments. The earliest available surgery date was December 12th, but the very next day, we received a call that the surgery was being rescheduled. Dr. Luke was now assigned to my son's case, and he could perform the surgery on December 10th. This was a bit of good news, as it meant my son would get the care he needed sooner. On December 4th, we met Dr. Luke. He thoroughly explained the situation, describing how the bone fragments would need to be repositioned and then secure the bone with a plate. He also took the time to explain the importance of avoiding damage to my son's growth plates. Dr. Luke made us feel confident that my son was in excellent hands. The next 13 days were tough--my son had to sleep in a chair, and the bone pushed against his skin in a way that looked extremely painful. He was able to attend school up until the day before surgery, demonstrating incredible resilience. He truly handled it like a soldier. On the morning of surgery, Dr. Luke reassured us by explaining that they would perform a nerve block to manage pain for up to 24 hours after the procedure. While I was a little nervous about the nerve block after reading about it, the anesthesia team made sure my son was comfortable and explained everything to him. After about two hours in surgery, Dr. Luke came out to update me, saying the procedure went very well. He managed to reposition all but one of the bone fragments. The nerve block worked wonders, but by around 4 a.m. the next morning, as it wore off, my son experienced significant pain. Fortunately, the prescribed pain medication helped bring the discomfort to a more tolerable level. A week later, we had a follow-up appointment with Dr. Luke. The nurse removed the bandages, and everything looked great. Dr. Luke used sutures instead of staples to minimize scarring, which was another thoughtful detail. Since my son is young and recovering well, Dr. Luke gave him a list of exercises to do. We've had several follow-up appointments with Dr. Luke since then, and my son continues to heal well. He gave my son a choice of self-therapy if he wants, which he was thrilled about. Dr. Luke has been exceptional every step of the way--never rushing us, always answering our questions, and providing outstanding care. If you find yourself in need of orthopedic surgery, I can't recommend Dr. Kevin W. Luke enough. His expertise, compassion, and thoroughness made all the difference in my son's recovery. Thank you, Dr. Luke, for your excellent care and for putting my son's clavicle back together! I'm not sure what happened with the others who left negative reviews, but their experiences don't match mine at all!

I came here after I injured myself down at our Florida home. It was my hip that was acting up and I…read morewas trying to avoid surgery. My doctor, Dr. Tauchen, recommended their therapy at the same location. I went here and I remembered the therapist, as she remembered me. My treatment started with dry needling and this procedure really helped with my pain. This was just the start as an hour more of therapy got me more mobile. I have seen progress in the few visits and continued workouts at home. My therapist, Michelle, is one of the best therapists I have ever used. She has given me hope to make my fall fishing tournament in Destin, Florida. I always make jerky for these trips and can drop off some of the jerky for my therapist and doctor.

Apparently the facility started a new database today and changed their name. They are now called…read moreIllinois Bone & Joint Institute so information had to be re-entered. Not a big deal and not even time consuming. The disappointing issue was after 3 years of returned visits to Dr. Miller, the only advise he had for me was "let's put a different bandage on it (literally and figuratively) and watch it" and purchase a wider shoe." Seriously? My toe is sending shooting pain across my foot and up my ankle. Apparently speaking louder to me will make me believe the pain in the toe is not the issue. Very unproductive visit, so after 3 years of co-pays I am seeking a 2nd opinion elsewhere.