Apparently Duly Health and Care is now charging patients who send messages to doctors via the…read morepatient portal (My Chart). Previously this service was free but now they are charging. Ridiculous to pay a hefty charge for a question that the doctor probably took a minute to answer. Didn't receive any notification that this change was taking effect or never would have sent a question. EDIT: I did a Google search and found this: "While most MyChart messages will remain free, replies that require medical expertise and more than five minutes of your provider's time may be billed, as we do for other medical services. If a MyChart message is billable, we will first bill your insurance provider, as we do for all other medical services."

Here I am again. Check-in was quick and easy. Staff were…read morevery accommodating as usual. This still begs the question: Why am I still not walking well on my own? Why am I still in so much pain? Well, I'm here getting an Electromyography (EMG). An EMG measures muscle response or electrical activity in response to a nerve's stimulation of the muscle. The test is used to help detect neuromuscular abnormalities. During the test, one or more small needles (also called electrodes) are inserted through the skin into the muscle. The test sounds worse than it is. Dr. Mercurio was excellent. I'm confident she will help. Our hope is to find out also why my left leg and foot are numb. I'm finished now and look forward to the results.

Just the very WORST Health Care provider possible…read more I was unable to schedule an appointment because there os just an endless phone tree There is no human being available to answer What would ANYBODY do in.an EMERGENCY???!!!???

I received care for a poison-ivy rash from this location. I was under the impression this was an…read more"urgent care"-type center. There was no indication this was an emergency room and would be billed as such. The visit and treatment took ~5min. I received a bill for over $400 saying that this was an emergency room visit. I spoke with Edith B about disputing the bill, and she was no help. I would not recommend using this location for any medical treatment. The staff are not friendly, and will lie to you. Everyone working here should be ashamed to say they work in the medical field.

kind and attentive sstaff especially mattie the doctor…read more offered several treatments for my condition

Staff is friendly and doctor took the time to explain my condition. He answered my questions and…read moredidnt rush.

The food is beyond horrible!!! I ordered the chicken Piccata. It was so overcooked and dry I sent…read moreit back and ordered a cheese sandwich, that they got wrong. Can't make a cheese sandwich? No salt on an omelet, that was a cheese omelet with no cheese. Be ready for a food experience like no other. You've been warned! The bed was comfortable and the nurses were great.

Please be aware of the following "doctors" who are dangerous. The Board of Trustees at Good…read moreSamaritan need to address the elder abuse that is occurring at their hospital with the level of incompetence in the following individuals: Anas Lababidi -He added medication to the patients nebulizer which settles on the vocal cords, he knew the patient would not be able to speak afterwards. None of this was shared with the patient or family. The pain and suffering the patient went through afterwards was unbearable. The patient could not speak or communicate and cried in frustration and sadness. Lababidi knowingly silenced the dying patient and is a perpetrator of elder abuse. Roberto Viau Colindres -Horrifyingly inhuman -This "doctor" tells the patient they will die, directly to their face. -When asked a clarifying question he said "I'm not going to repeat myself" and walks out of the room. -his manner is sickening and patients and family are scared when he enters the room Basil Hernandez There is a saying in the medical community that Hospitalists are the bottom of the barrel and lowest on the hierarchy. Basil proves this point exactly. -He marked our loved one as incapacitated when the patient was talking and requesting things. His colleague showed me this notation on the computer screen. -He walks out of the room as you are asking questions trying to learn about your loved ones condition. -We had to beg him to use his stethoscope in his maximum 30 second visits to the patient where he did nothing. Maddelena (Maddie) Deneaufbourg -Aggressive and pushy, she is supposed to be there for a patients family to offer palliative care. Even her coworkers had to stop her from harassing my family. She preys on people when they are at their lowest. -She walks into the patients room unannounced and touches your loved one without permission -When you ask her to please leave you alone she does not.

Never, EVER go to the clowns under any name of cadence or northwestern. The undermedicate and try…read moreto make you feel like a drug addict. I broke a bone in my foot. 265 lb man. They gave me 5 mg hydrocodone and said youll be fine. I am not fine by any means. When I called as I had the shakes from the pain I was told by the head nurse in a flippant attitude; "Your screwed" Endure the pain because we could care less. They told me to call my primary physician, wich i did, he was unavailable so i called the on call doctor, he told me to call the emergency room where i was treated. and yet again; "Your screwed". By the same nurse. Does anyone know a good attorney?

Anyone here was top notch and everything ran like clockwork. Very impressive set up for my hubby's…read moreshoulder surgery. Their operation runs like a well oiled machine. I highly recommend Dr. Asan he is very meticulous and caring for his patients.

Today my twins went in for their flu shots, and to our surprise, their nurse was Ms. Laura the same…read morewonderful nurse who's cared for them since they were babies was present. I immediately felt relieved because I knew this wouldn't be an easy visit. Ms. Laura was as patient and kind as ever, taking her time to explain everything while my son put on quite the show. Thanks to her calm and gentle approach, he eventually let her give the shot and later told me he did so well because "that nurse was so nice." She then talked my daughter through her turn with the same care and reassurance. I just wanted to share how grateful we are, and how lucky you are to have such an extraordinary, compassionate nurse on your team.

I cannot give this business enough praise. Before scheduling with them I had called over a dozen…read moredifferent infusion places, very few had a real person to answer the phone. But I got ahold of Edward, who was at a location further from my home, and then Kristen. Both were very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. This past year I had an extremely negative experience when I needed an infusion and ended up with an unexpected bill. Kristen and Premier were very sensitive to this and put up with a grumpy old man. I felt as though they went way above and beyond to assist me through this process. They reached out to my doctors office and corrordinated with the staff there to assist me. When I was reaching out to other centers some of them made the comment "we don't do stand alone iron infusions, there's just not enough money in it for us..." At Premiere I never felt like it was about the $$ or a profit, I felt valued and that their biggest concern was my health, getting the treatment I needed and addressing my insurance and financial concerns. Kristin made me feel valued, genuinely concerned and empathetic. When I arrived at the center I was warmly treated and it was a very comforting pleasant atmosphere. I was made to feel like a VIP, as if I were their only patient. Nice amenities and genuine greetings and inquiries about how I was feeling. I had two extremely friendly and attentive nurses who throughly explained everything they were going to do prior to proceeding. They were attentive to my needs and made me feel welcome and comfortable. There is no doubt in my mind where I will be going when I need this service again.

Scheduling is great, the nurses are kind and treat my son with care, and listens to him. We are…read morethankful to be able to get his infusions in the suburbs without having to drive downtown. It is very convenient for us and we're thankful for their service!

I have been getting health support from this practice for 15 years. Using it for various medical…read moreconcerns, and also now for those of my children. These are top-notch practitioners here and I highly recommend homeopathic medicine.

I've been seeing Dr. Fior since I was 6 years old. Now at 30 and living in a different state, I…read morecall Dr. Fior more than ever. I just had my first child and I got mastitis a week ago. Dr. Fior went above and beyond to help me figure out the perfect remedy. He also encouraged me to keep nursing and I'm so glad we went through all that and are now on the other side. I don't know what I would do without him during this really precious time in our life!

One is not even able to give a blood sample here without being poked by a needle several times so…read morethat these incompetent Phlebotomists "can find a vein" To top it off, each of the 2 Phlebotomists is only allowed "2 tries and then you have to drive all the way to Gottlieb/Loyola in Melrose Park Just the very worst possible Healthcare Even worse than Healthcare in Developing Nations

BE CAREFUL. BCBS approved, ha! During my appointment I was told they would like to administer a…read morehearing test. I specifically asked if it would be "covered by BCBS because I do not want to be screwed financially". Was the person uninformed or a liar? Both? I got screwed $$$$$$

Absolutely the best medical experience ever. They have all state of the art equipment and a clean…read moresterile environment. A true gem.

I came to the center around 2:30 on 1/1/26. I was in line to check in with 2 people in front of…read moreme. There was one person doing intake. I waited for about 10 minutes then a person that was discharged had a question for the intake person about where his prescription was sent, which she took the time to try and answer before checking me in (which was fine at the time). When she finished with the discharged patient, she begins my check in and asks me to verify my address. She then stepped away and when she returned told me she had just been told that they could not see anyone else that day. I did not take the time to discuss the unfairness and ridiculousness of this decision as my ride had just told me he was going to run an errand while I waited to be seen. I wanted to catch him before he left, because I didn't want to be stranded. This was easily the worst experience with a medical office reception area. It is now abundantly clear why your ratings are so low. If anyone in this office has a goal to improve that for 2026, you really need to take time to train people when and under what circumstances to stop seeing patients.