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Lawrence E Levine, MD

2.7 (13 reviews)

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Susan L Warner, MD

Susan L Warner, MD

4.5(38 reviews)
2.7 mi

If I could give Dr. Warner 100 stars, I would in a heartbeat. After having a completely terrible…read moreexperience with another OB very early in my pregnancy, I went online and googled "best OB in Evanston" Dr. Warner was at the top of the list. After reading a bunch of other reviews, I switched my insurance over to her and never looked back. She is knowledgeable, patient, responsive, honest, and every other positive thing you'd look for in an OB. I was almost 3 months pregnant at our first visit and reeling from my previous terrible experience with Dr. Herriges and his practice (that's a whole other story - feel free to read that review if you want to know what not to look for in an OB). She answered all of my questions, helped my icky feelings fade away, and put my mind at ease in a matter of 15 minutes. She helped me get my very limited medical records sent over, reviewed my results from those tests and let us know that everything was going well thus far in a matter of days. Throughout my pregnancy, she never cancelled an appointment, was extremely communicative, and kept me confident that we could totally do this. Her office has a nurse available to answer questions M-F and they call you back promptly with answers to your questions, no matter how silly the questions may seem. On to my delivery, which was unplanned to a degree. Our babe was breech, and we tried spinning babies exercises, moxa, acupuncture, and nothing worked. We made the decision to try ECV, for which Dr. Warner referred us to a MFM specialist. On the day of the procedure at 37 weeks and 2 days, things did not go as planned that Dr. let us know we would delivering that day and that Dr. Warner knew and she'd be over as soon as she finished with one other patient. Holy. Crap. Well, Dr. Warner arrived, made sure we understood what was happening, walked me into the OR, soothed my frazzled psyche with some deep breaths and her ultra calm demeanor, and we were on our way. Dr. Warner truly is the best OB in Evanston, at least she is the best one for me. I absolutely adore her and her team!

Susan L. Warner should not be practicing medicine. For years, she misdiagnosed me and failed to…read moredetect the large fibroids that were causing severe bleeding and anemia. Despite my constant complaints, she repeatedly documented my pelvic exams as "normal." Another doctor in her office finally discovered the truth--fibroids the size of a five-month pregnancy, which were never mentioned in my records. Her negligence and dishonesty robbed me of the chance to have children. She is an incompetent liar, and I urge other women to seek care elsewhere.

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Illinois Dermatology Institute

Illinois Dermatology Institute

2.8(22 reviews)
3.8 mi

Poor customer service. They screwed up my appointment (scheduled it for a shorter time slot than it…read moreneeded) and didn't figure it out until 2 hours before the appointment time. They charge patients a $50 cancellation fee if made less than 24 hours in advance. They denied my request for a $50 discount because they violated their own policy. Why is their time worth more than mine? I cleared my schedule for the appointment and now have to rearrange for the rescheduled appointment.

I'm going to preface my review with this - as someone with asthma, long covid and other health…read moreissues, I have been to many many doctor's appointments throughout my life, and feel like I have a good idea of what's normal and what's not. I was not happy with my experience here today. When I made this appointment a week ago as a new patient, I was *not* told to arrive 10-15 min early like many other offices request (I know this because I specifically write this down in my calendar when it's the case).  I parked 5 min before my appointment - so yes, cutting it closer than I usually do, but considering it was a suburban office with a large parking lot, I thought it'd be fine. Turns out, the entrance to the office is not what is said on Google maps, which is right next to the Petco. The entrance is actually to the left of the HomeGoods on the strip. This would've been a nice-to-know when making the appointment over the phone, but it didn't really bother me until later.  I checked my watch when I got into the elevator, and it was my appointment time of 1pm. Since I was only going up one floor, I can't have gotten to the front desk any later than 1:01pm. During check-in, there were issues with the computer while scanning my license and insurance card that the person at reception apologized for - again, this itself did not bother me at all until I was sat down in the exam room. As soon as I was sitting in the exam room (1:07pm), I was told that I would only have one of the two exams I requested when I booked the appointment, and that I had to choose between an annual skin check OR acne issues. The doctor's assistant said it was because I was late and the appointments are only slotted for 10 min. I told her that I was in the elevator at 1pm sharp, and she shook her head at me and said that couldn't be. Was she counting the time it took to check me in? I have no idea.  At the end of my appointment, I repeated my frustrations about the appointment to the doctor, and: - The doctor said that there's a 15 min grace period but they can't accommodate more than that. So even if I was 15 minutes late, shouldn't I have been able to have the full exam I booked in the first place? - Next time they would slot my appointment for 20 min so that we can address both acne and the skin check - why wasn't my appointment this time scheduled for 20 when it was known that I wanted both exams to begin with? TLDR: I'm frustrated because something really doesn't add up. I was also never made aware before my appointment that if I got to the desk at 1:01pm instead of 1pm, I would be penalized. I honestly can't even comment on the appointment or prescribed treatment itself because I feel like I was gaslit on their policies. But the few minutes with the doctor seemed fine itself, which is the only reason I'm leaving more than 1 star.

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Forefront Dermatology

Forefront Dermatology

2.5(22 reviews)
3.4 mi

The whole operation seemed like a cash grab. First time I've been to a doctors office and felt more…read morelike I was at a car dealership to buy a car and the salesman was ready to start upselling the options. They gave the impression they were most interested in how much money they could get out of you. The first form they give you is just a menu of other services they offer that you may be interested in. I was only interested in treating the eczema on my hands which is the purpose of my visit. Once I was in the exam room the doctor looked at me for all of 90 seconds, recommended some hand cream (that they sold in the office. More on that in a min.) They also proposed a shot to help healing and the itch. It was not until after the shot that they asked me to sign that I understand the potential risk of the shot. It should have been on the practice to inform a patient of any potential risk prior to administering anything. Back to the hand cream. At checkout they pull a $60 bottle of hand cream out of the cabinet. When I ask them to put it through to my insurance like the visit they said I can do it myself but it would be pointless because they wouldn't pay for it. I asked them to call in something equivalent to the pharmacy, which they did, because my insurance covers prescriptions. It ended up costing $2.80 It's surprising they didn't have credit card scanners in the exam rooms... you know for the convenience of the patient.

Incorrect code caused significant overcharge for a visit - have been trying to resolve the issue…read morefor 5 months without a single call back from an office manager or billing manager. In addition, treatment was poor and had to seek care elsewhere after being charged almost $900 for a 4 minute visit.

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Lawrence E Levine, MD - dermatology - Updated July 2026

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