We cannot say enough good things about Ryan. My wife and I started working out with him 2 years…read moreago. The workouts are fantastic but that is only part of the overall benefits of working with Ryan. He has put us both on sustainable nutrition plans that we have been able to stick to. We both work at your typical corporate desk jobs, he sends us both stretching routines and exercises we can do at our desks to help with our mobility issues. Most recently I woke up with a sharp pain in my hips(Sciatica). At our virtual session he quickly was able to identify the issue that my hips had turned and were pulling across and causing the pain. He walked me through 4 exercises/ stretches and felt IMMEDIATE relief, 4 days later no pain! I cannot say enough good things about Ryan and having a personal heath consultant has helped my wife and I feel so much better physically and mentally. 10/10

I had a very disappointing experience with this allergist. I waited about 45 minutes to be seen…read more During my visit, I could hear discussion about my case in the waiting room, which raised concerns about privacy. The doctor's communication style made it difficult for me to explain my concerns, as questions felt abrupt and at times dismissive. I also felt my questions were not always well received, which made the visit more stressful and less productive. During the appointment, the door remained open for much of the visit, and I overheard discussion about my case with a resident in the hallway. I also heard comments that made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome as a patient. I asked general questions about allergies (including a question related to my husband and allergy concerns in general), but I felt this was not fully addressed in relation to my own situation. The purpose of my visit and referral did not appear to be fully reviewed or incorporated into the appointment. The testing process was not clearly explained, and I was not given clear information about what was being done or why. I also did not observe gloves being used during the procedure. The control prick test did not appear to function properly, and this was not addressed clearly. During the visit, I felt the evaluation was rushed and that my concerns were not fully explored. My original issue was not resolved, and I was not given clear next steps or alternatives. A prescription that was discussed was never sent in. There was also a discrepancy during the visit where I was initially told certain information could not be found on the computer, but when we both reviewed the record together, I was able to point it out. In addition, I observed a staff interaction near the front desk that appeared unprofessional, including a medical procedure being performed in a public-facing area, which contributed to my concerns about office practices and privacy. When I attempted to raise concerns with the front desk, the situation was not handled in a constructive way. I also overheard a telehealth appointment from the waiting area. Overall, I left without answers or a treatment plan that addressed my concerns. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this provider and I am seeking care elsewhere. I am also addressing my concerns through appropriate medical review channels

Dr McGrath is personable and attentive , very calming and listens to your concerns, genuinely cares…read moreabout your well being and assisting you in getting there

I was a new patient seeing Dr. Seema Venkatachalam - Malkani from the Northwest Specialists for…read moreWomen. And unfortunately, I was running 10 minutes late due to an accident on the xpressway. So, when I checked in, the office staff receptionist (Bethany) bluntly asked, "Did you call to let anyone know that you were going to be late for your appointment?" Well, I didn't think that 10 minutes was a big deal. So, "No, I did not". Her rude response was, "Well, I am not sure that the Dr. will be able to see you." So, I thought ... WOW!!! This is not a place that welcomes new patients nor is customer service friendly in ANY way. In this day and age where a patient can go to ANY doctor, it would make sense to treat your patients with a decent "bedside manner" versus an initial condescending attitude -- it would probably be a better approach. Bethany then gets on the phone as if to make a phone call and proceeds to start to talking (without looking at me). So, after she is almost done with her long rant, I then ask "Are you talking to me? I thought that you were talking to someone else because I wasn't sure why you would be on phone (and not even look at me, or get my attention) when you want me to hear what you are saying?" Again... HOW RUDE!! I'm not sure where Bethany learned her "receptionist skills", but she definitely needs some more in-servicing. Bethany then proceeds to continue her line of questioning to ask me if I brought my paperwork with me to which I responded: "I'm sorry. I don't remember getting any paperwork. Did you send me something because No, I didn't bring anything." Her response is that the scheduling people usually tell patients to go on-line to download the paperwork. Lesson #2 for Bethany = It would make sense to email patients a link for paperwork or send them the PDF file of paperwork to make it easy for them to do whatever it is that they are supposed to do. I'm a pretty compliant patient, being an RN myself. So, I would have no problems filling out the paperwork ahead of time rather than rudely belittling me, again.... I too would like to be seen expeditiously, and I respect that doctors are busy as well. So, make it easy for both of us!! Now I am frustrated. I tell her that I don't want to fill out the paperwork unless the doctor is able to see me. She makes a few phone calls and can't get any answers, leaves the desk, and returns to say that the doctor will see me and to have a seat. After 15 minutes, Bethany calls me back to the desk to let me know that the doctor is NOT able to see me now. Really?? Lesson #3 for Bethany = Don't lie to your patients. It doesn't give them a sense of comfort to know that staff just make up stuff without asking the doctor directly. THEN... she proceeds to ask me if I'd like to make another appointment to see the doctor. SERIOUSLY?? The only reason that I was willing to switch OB-GYN doctors is because my friend made the recommendation. (That is the best form of advertisement -- FREE!). With the multitude of doctors available in the Chgoland area, I would definitely go elsewhere and steer clear of this organization, unless you want to be treated in a demeaning manner. I too worked in a few surgeons' and doctor's offices. And not ONCE did I make anyone feel not welcomed. I realize patients are late. And Doctors are late for a multitude of reasons too. It happens. That's part of life. There's no need to be rude!

She rushed my birth, broke my water when I was only at 4 cm, baby got jammed the wrong way in the…read morebirth canal. Them she performed a csection which left me with a deformed scar and permanent nerve damage. She never once checked on me during my 6 day stay in the hospital or gave me a referral for treating the nerve damage. Hands down the worst experience I have had with a doctor. She needs to find another profession. I should note I was able to have all my 3 other children vaginally after I switched off from this butcher.

I saw Dr. Fadi A. Habib, MD, FRCSC at another location last year but he is no longer there. He…read moreworks at this location and another location @ 5600 West Addison. Making the appointment was decent. My appointment today was @ 4:30pm but I did not get attended to until 5:23pm. The assistant did not apologize for the delay. Dr. Habib did. I understand he may be busy but he may be packing too many patients in 1 day. This is a doctor's office not an ER. The waiting room is too small. The receptionist was nice. Facility was clean. Dr's overall persona was ok, average. He is not as personal as other doctors I have gone to.

Thank you Dr. Bhatt for fixing me. My rash that no one could figure out. They kept telling me the…read morewrong diagnosis. Dr. Bhatt took the time out to listen to me and follow proper procedures to treat me. My disease is not curable but is under control :)

Dr. Alex addressed all of my concerns and came up with a tentative plan of treatment. She's super…read moreknowledgeable in pain science and how it can affect your body. I look forward to working with her again!

Dr Anderson performs a very thorough clinical examination to understand your movement dysfunction…read moreand prevent injury. Her treatments are hands-on, make you feel good, and empower you to get better. I highly recommend seeing her to either prevent or treat injury. Dr Craig Hensley

I have been seeing Dr Ken for 6+ years now. Out of all the chiropractors that I've gone to in the…read morepast he is the best. His office are very convenient for me. If you're looking for a chiropractor, Ken is the guy.

I have worked with Dr. Bennett for several years. He is outstanding. He is one of the few…read morechiropractic doctors who is trained in Nucca (upper cervical adjustments) as well as energy work. Highly recommended.

Dr Brannigan came highly recommended from my physician. It was all negative from there on. The…read moreconsultation involved a cramped room, with a dozen of us, scheduling the same procedure. It was a video from the 1980s on a 17" old computer monitor. After the bill that was several hundred dollars, I scheduled my appointment. He is busy, and is booked out for 2 1/2 months. Well I get a letter in the mail two weeks before my appointment that it had been cancelled. Not a call, a letter. I call his office to reschedule and was told I would be followed up with to check availability. No call...two weeks. So I call back again and was told the same thing. Four days later I finally get a call, saying they cannot help, and it's going to be another 10 weeks until I can be seen. Go elsewhere. This office is poorly run and the doctor will cancel on you last minute and put you to the back of the line.

I selected Dr. Brannigan to do the surgery on my hydrocele which had gotten unbearable over the 5+…read moreyears since the hernia operation that caused it. Dr. Brannigan's credentials, including an education at NW also lists him as a full Professor of Medicine - Urology, at the Northwestern U. Feinberg School of Medicine. Many great doctors lose their ability to empathize with their patients either due to their hectic schedule and/or just years on the job, being technically proficient, but losing something of their humanity. Not so with Dr. Brannigan. Although general procedure was for a follow up exam 2 weeks after surgery, Dr. Brannigan has seen me twice since my operation 6 days ago, on 8/8/17. The visits were initiated by my concerns about post operative swelling. The doc said, " Come in at the end of the day and let me have a look ". That was last Thursday. I was able to see him, without an official appointment, within 15 minutes of when he said he could see me. He then told me to show up today, 8/14/17 for a follow up, to make sure that the rash and swelling were subsiding rather than getting worse. I cannot say enough about Dr. Brannigan as well as the NW Hospital Group. They are light years ahead of Mt. Sinai Hospital in Miami Beach, where my hernia operation was done. Sincerely, Paul Sussman