I've been having a wonderful experience here! Everyone is extremely kind and patient, and they've…read moretaken the time to answer all my questions (there are a lot, since this is my first pregnancy)! I would highly consider choosing NWH for prenatal care if you're pregnant. :)

Been having a really good experience with this office the doctors and nurses are super nice and go…read moreabove and beyond

Dr Jensen has been my doctor for 20+ years. She delivered 2 of my children. Do appts sometimes run…read morelate? Yes. Has she had to cancel a time or two due to having to actually deliver a baby? Yes. Thats the nature of this specialty. I am honestly shocked by all of the negative reviews here. Dr Jensen has never been anything but forthcoming, honest and compassionate, especially during my times of pregnancy loss. I agree with the other reviewer that this feels like Duly has forced her out. The letter received about her departure was short and vague. If Dr Jensen is choosing to retire, why not just say that? Duly certainly has their hand in this one, once again putting profits over patients.

I just heard Dr. Jensen is leaving Duly. She has been my doctor for over 30 years and I will miss…read moreher. I see a lot of people complaining that she ran late for appointments. This did not bother me because I knew she was willing to spend as much time with each patient as they needed. She would stay and answer questions and was one of the most knowledgeable, caring, and hard working physicians I have ever known. I believe that Duly forced her departure with their neverending push for profitability. It just doesn't pay off for private equity when doctors spend too much time with the patients. I will be looking for a new doctor outside of the Duly umbrella. Good luck to you Dr. Jensen and thank-you for helping me bring my two amazing daughters into this world. You will be missed!!!

Dr. Feingold is a great doctor. He asks questions and he listens to the patient. Jan is a wonderful…read morenurse. She is very helpful and knowledgeable. Jan has made my transition easy for me. Sometimes the wait is a little but long but I realize doctors are busy.

By far the best doctor I have ever had in my 44 years. Beyond caring - ALWAYS there for you and…read moremakes you feel very comfortable. He is not just a good doctor he is a good man.

I saw Dr. Joseph Martin about 6 months ago and he's a great OBGYN. I would highly recommend him to…read morefriends and family. A lot of my female friends prefer to see a lady OB but I feel that Dr. Martin was able to make me feel comfortable, understood anything that i spoke about and he spent time with me and walked me through my exam and explained everything in lament terms. I will definitely be seeing Dr. Martin for future visits.

Dr. Martin Kind, up to date, gentle and explains everything…read more I had a abnormal test that necessitated followup for one year and his bedside manner is professional and everything you want in an ob-gyn.

I had an excellent experience with Dr. Miller. My daughter saw him for some personal concerns, and…read morehe was caring and effective. The staff were professional, the office felt private and clean, and there's plenty of parking with outdoor security. Dr. Miller is personable, friendly, and highly knowledgeable in his specialty. His expertise and confidence make him someone I'd trust completely.

I actually had an excellent experience with the doctors for ob/gyn for over 8 years, which was…read moreterminated by the office staff in an office I have never been to or had an appointment with who got in there via computer system, actual relationship unknown other than the office she works in is probably 20 minutes from where I live per Google Maps. Demanded cash under the table in large amounts for further appointments that evidently had included terminating my insurance at appt dates, only for Naperville at one point, and false statements about accepting my insurance that when I went to the insurance company finally they did remedy as well as make sure she no longer was able to withhold records and for cash only for that either. But that is the one criticism I have, which is that office staff are able to and there was nothing I could do about it or the disturbance she was conducting for a good two weeks. At one point she went on at length about how the patients must learn all of their computer systems per office, and its evidently become somewhat like that with and via office managers in general at least at that point. I would actually recommend not returning any manager calls or emails that start like this and instead going straight to the insurance company to get your records and terminate the disturbance. In the long run HRD can sue the companies about staff vs us, but on this basis, ending the disturbance and stranger danger bullying and worse, is all you can do. There is law separating us from them with annual training course training required by HRA, but beyond that, you are being dragged into a war only they benefit from unless forcibly terminated. Licensing almost always also does this, but its also a long drawn out nightmare potentially while they keep going, vs insurance company vs to enforce the law to be on their provider list as clout being waived, able to complain on your behalf if they feel they should. Its pretty much all you can do. Also per insurance co as the only people who will and can protect you from them. And having the same problem reaching anybody who would provide mandatory licensed instead of the office staff. You have a computer system database invasion of your regulated info access by a practitioner unsupervised stranger danger when they do this highly illegal thing to patients and customers. Almost always anonymous due to illegality known to the employee. In banking at one point in the 90s, people like this were "borrowing" savings account deposits as 'free loans' to invest and return that got caught when they couldn't put the money back. The federal court issued a ruling allowing supervisor arrest for not monitoring the employees in that kind of case and theft "under their noses". Here they would need to block employees from unlimited access to our information and supervise them to stop them, and set computer system alarms and triggers notifying practitioners, but so far I know of nobody coming down on practitioners or other entities when staff do this but at US Bank also banking industry. In an analagous in that misuse regard, we now have to go somewhere else also for that much safety from the persons involved, of unknown relationship or what provoked this. But you can get your records out of them which are actually in turns out are supposed to be available on demand for free from the electronic portal but you have to know that and locate them. It was very sad in some ways after that kind of a very positive experience with the doctors who made a real difference vs what it usually seems or can turn into causing nasty problems that shouldn't be there., for years and years, and the office in Naperville or Lutheran General a couple of times. But it seems to be a coming plague with office employees and the public with licensed regulated services that aren't per regulation when the staff can turn them into this with a danger to you if they successfully entrap you into more than terminating the anonymous office person and getting your records, etc. Appears to be computer system office management system created as a problem in general potentially anywhere you go that could happen any time. Always licensed services are immediately out the window when it does. There is so little on practical basis that you can do about it and your safety, with your medical services out the window entirely, that its important to know how to at least get your records so you can get timely care somewhere else if at all possible and the insurance company can address what is supposed to be 30 days notice required also for services with a covering physician and refills, if you can't do it fast enough to go somewhere else in time for any reason.

Had a surgical consult scheduled for 12pm. This office is 35 minutes from my home. I took time off…read morework to drive there. Once I got there, I waited over 25 minutes, watching 2 other patients come and go during that time, before I asked why I hadn't been seen yet. The receptionist went to go ask, and when she came back she informed me that Dr. Carly Richards had been called to the hospital and was supposed to be back but wasn't. I think they would have just let me sit there indefinitely if I hadn't asked. The waiting room was empty other than the two patients that were seen and gone almost immediately. The level of incompetence is staggering, whether it was a lack of communication on the surgeon's behalf or the administrative staff's lack of awareness, it is absurd. We have been with Duly for years now, but I am done. I will find a different surgeon and medical group.

I can not recommend Dr. Sayla, Dr. Kagan and Dr. Stoeffler. If you want poor bedside manor then…read morethese are your people. I was told at my week 36 appointment I couldn't leave and had to induce due to high blood pressure. The whole ordeal and birth of my second child was a total nightmare. For starters, the rules on Covid are inconsistent. They test the delivering mother but my spouse was not made to take a Covid test. I was told the reason was b/c I was heavy breathing and could infect the nurses and doctor and that was the reason to test only me and not my husband. However, what about the new child we are bringing home. What if my husband was positive? When you have high blood pressure you are induced. That starts with a few things but mainly breaking your water. Doctor Sayla didn't even know she did not break my water correctly. I was left on pitocin for hours until she decided to try to break my water a second time. How a doctor doesn't know a water bag isn't broken is beyond me. She was preoccupied with several C sections and I was not a priority. I was left on pitocin for hours after she finally realized she didn't brake my water correctly. Being left on pitocin makes your cramps horrible and I hadn't even seen my anesthesiologist yet. When I finally saw him he was super rude and rushed. He was accusatory and insinuated that the reason he had to stick me THREE times in my spine - was my fault. My anatomy was off he kept saying. This is my second delivery and Rush hospital in Chicago which is a teaching hospital got the epidural right on the first try. Also try being left on pitocin for hours and going through severely painful contractions while being given your epidural by someone who isn't doing it correctl- he was lacking compassion and patient care. My doctor never came back to check on me through this entire ordeal. Not once did I see her. My doctor wasn't even there when I started pushing and I thought I was delivering my baby with the nurses. After baby came she pulled my placenta too fast and too abruptly and I suffered an inverted uterus due to her manhandling my insides. This is very serious as you can die from loss of blood. I was rushed to the operating room and lost 50% of my blood. Dr Sayla and Dr Stoeffler didn't put me under for this and decided to discuss awful topics such as still births of other patients while I was vomiting violently on myself all while they performed a major operation on me to get my uterus fixed. That night for pain Dr Stoeffler told the nurses to give me ibprophen and I had to question why after suffering significant blood loss- 50% of my blood to be exact- why would they give me ibprofen. I had to fight to be given an anxiety pill and fight to be given a pain pill that wouldn't cause more internal bleeding. The nurses were the only god send in this entire process. Marissa and others were simply angels. Dr Kagan came in the next morning and had horrific bedside manor. He has the nerve to state that he's never had any of HIS patients ever go through an inverted uterus and he hoped they never did. It made me think he either has disdain for Dr Sayla or wanted me to feel awful and like a freak. He then asked my nurse and me if we wanted more blood for the transfusion. I'm sorry-- Is he the doctor or me? He then never ordered the blood after I said yes. I mean talk about lack of decency and professionalism. All of my Edward nurses - Lauren, marissa, katie and nicole were saints. One of the nurses is too intense and talks to fast and isn't reading the room when dealing with patients who are sleep deprived and injured. I was sent home with NO info on my inverted uterus. No info on blood transfusions. My new baby had paperwork but I was given NOTHING on my health and recovery as if I don't matter and like if I can't take care of myself how do I care for a brand new baby. We wonder why new mothers are suffering and Post Partum is on the rise. It's because of terrible doctors like these and the terrible hospitals like this that treat woman like second class citizens. Stay away from Dr Sayla, Dr Kagan and Dr Stoeffler.

Dupage Medical Group has consistently provided my family quality medical care with a team of…read morededicated, professional healthcare providers. I like the network approach that affords all of my medical information to be readily available at my fingertips from all of my physicians and specialist and accessible to each of them in office at appointments and varied locations. I enjoy the ease of scheduling appointments online, paying bills when copays are due with the click of a button, talking to my healthcare professional immediately the various convenient locations throughout my area.

My daughter has been a patient of Dr Samuel Park twice over the past two years. She tore both ACL's…read moreand required reconstruction surgery; Dr Park was wonderful to work with and put a 14/15 year old scared girl at ease throughout the whole process. She was just released from his care and we are very pleased with her care. I became a patient of Dr Park recently after a knee injury from running several months ago. Dr Park explained the MRI results to me in words I could understand, showing me the MRI and clarifying any questions I had. Dr Park then took the time to call the doctor he wanted to treat my injury, had that doctor pull up my MRI on his end, and then they discussed the injury and treatment. Dr Park explained to me what exactly the procedure would entail and put in the order for that specific doctor to do the procedure. I had the procedure yesterday and was very pleased with the results. I am so happy with the care Dr Park gave and the time he took to make sure I would receive the best and right treatment. I cannot recommend him enough, he is a wonderful doctor!!

Dr. Pirozhnik is so kind and takes the time to listen to your concerns. My wait time is always…read moreshort and she's always eager to talk about what is going on with my pregnancy and how I am feeling. She makes me feel very comfortable and I don't hesitate to recommend her to everyone I know. Good, friendly doctors are hard to come by these days and Dr. Pirozhnik deserves the recognition.

Pirozhnik is one of the best. Go to her. Not Druzak. I would give Pirozhnik 5 stars and Druzak 0…read more Druzak is the worst ob/gyn. Avoid at all costs. Pirozhnik performed my mother's hysterectomy and has the absolute best bedside manner. She was attentive and listens to your concerns. Druzak was the absolute worst. On my visit, I told her I wanted the pill rather the IUD and she seemed pissed off that I chose what I wanted. Unprofessional. I don't know why Pirozhnik practices along side one of the worst doctors in the area.

This review is for the OB/GYN female doctor at this location. This was my first gyn when I moved…read moreback to the chicagoland area and boy did I get a wake up call. On the first visit, I was asked whether I was planning on having kids and when I answered not really, not in the near future, a diatribe took place on the benefits of never saying never and the rewards of bearing kids. I really felt like I was being analyzed as customer life revenue source. On the last visit, the doctor proceeded to read the nurse's notes on a question I wanted to ask her and had her raise her voice at me about how nonsensical it was to think a condition my mother had would have anything to do with me. Before asking me to clarify. I have known other individuals to have had perfect relationships with the doctor, and with the staff in general, but for me, this is definitely NOT a location I feel safe in to obtain objective medical care. I felt judged and attacked.

I hate the dreaded annual exam as much as the next girl. Seriously, can't you just give me the…read moreanti-baby pills 'script and send me on my way? Also, why is it that when you show up on time for your appointment, you always end up waiting anyway? Seriously by now I should know better than to arrive on time. (This goes for any appointments, not just this location, obv). My appointment was at 4:30 and I didn't leave until 6:00. My doctor didn't even see me until 5:55! It's not fun sitting in a cold ass room in a paper gown in the middle of January for 45 minutes, amirite? Ugh. Thank god it's only a once a year thing. I've been seeing Dr. Szwedo for at least ten years now. I previously had a different doctor but her bedside manner was less than ideal and she spent more time lecturing me about dental and general practitioner visits. You know, stuff completed unrelated to the reason for my visit. I gave that whackadoo the boot and was going to hunt for a new doc, but I lucked out as Dr. Szwedo was in the same building but a slightly different practice group. Dr. Szwedo is so nice and I've never once felt uncomfortable with her. She always asks if I'm still "living in sin" and while I'd be offended if anyone else asked that, it makes me crack up when she asks. Hopefully someday I'll give her a different answer and totally shock her. Last year as we were wrapping up the visit she asked if I wanted to continue with my same prescription, and I answered affirmatively. I've been on the BCP for 18 years, and well, "it it ain't broke, don't fix it." She did bring up other options for me and said if I ever wanted to change my mind, she'd be glad to help me out. She's fully aware that I'm childfree by choice and plan to stay that way, and she never tries to throw the ol' "oh you'll change your mind someday" spiel at me. It's much appreciated since being childfree by choice is so hard for people to understand, let alone accept. For anyone on the hunt for a friendly, non-judgmental doctor, I highly recommend Dr. Szwedo.