When my mom moved here in 2016 at age 84 she went to see Dr Saelinger Shafer. Dr SS proceeded to…read moreperform some comprehensive testing and observation of my moms many ailments. She couldn't cure everything but did help ease the resulting side effects. It was her tenacity in figuring out what the issues were for many of moms medical issues that ultimately led to mom having a much better quality of life for the last 4 years. Dr SS's compassion and personal commitment to helping her older patients age with dignity and comfort was fantastic and much appreciated.

Always has to know more than you and discount your symptoms and how you're feeling. Acts like you…read moreare wasting his time during an acute visit. Overrules most of what you say pertaining to symptoms. Passes the buck and always sends you to specialists and won't deal with most health issues. Orders a ton of tests that sometimes aren't needed, but when the patient DOES feel like they need one, he poo-poos it. No sense of humor. Way too clinical.

Upon my visit to the LaGrange Loyola office , I found an elderly man wandering the parking lot…read morelooking for Dr. Rupp's office. He explained that he was originally sent to the wrong address by someone over the phone and this office is far from his home in Chicago near Midway. I brought him into the reception area and he explained that he was in stage 5 renal failure and needed relief from pain. They told him he was 30 minutes late. He explained the wrong directions and how he got lost and apologized. He was 81 years old and not sure why they sent him to an office so far from his home. The receptionist went back to discuss w/ the doctor, I presume, and came back to explain he had to reschedule. Note that the waiting room was nearly empty and I was there to see another doctor otherwise he could have had my appointment. I emphasized to the lady that the old dude might not live to another appointment and that he was there now and 30 minutes is nothing to wait for a doctor. She looked too scared to go back and ask again and said that's all she could do and could she set up another appointment for the dying man? He said nope, and said he'd try to find his way home again. Head down, he thanked everyone, pardoned himself and left. Shame. He couldn't excuse a very sick old man 30 minutes. God bless that old dude and heaven help the 'good doctor'.

This office is beyond in terms of what they offer. I love Dr. Reynes as well as the staff…read more I love the alternatives he offers to healing as well as just simply helping one feel their best day to day. He treats health and wellness very holistically yet balances that with what's reasonable given what one may be dealing with. I like his balanced approach and thinking outside of the box. His detective skills in figuring out what one may be dealing with are also amazing. He figured out some stomach issues I was having when no one else could. Haven't had a problem sInce, for that I am forever grateful. Highly recommend!

If you want a doctor who focuses on causes instead of symptoms, who continually to researches…read morehealth, who is practical, sensible, and effective, who understands nutrition and lifestyle are key factors to health, and who takes an evidence-based approach to medicine, and if you want to take control of your health, then you may want to make an appointment with Dr. Reynes. He's an exceptionally good physician. His office provides excellent health care and service. They're responsive, and professional. They're worth their weight in gold.