Unprofessional owner- view the attachment of their response insinuating I'm a liar on my review…read more Does NOT post business hours on EITHER DOORS , intentionally posted inaccurate business hours on Google and failing to correct it. Which results to NUMEROUS customers wasting their time visiting the closed store. Clearly still not fixing the issue still to this day. Insinuating their customers are liars on reviews of their false business hours. Which clearly is not the case when (on the third attachment) someone else wasted their time 3 months ago! This company is an embarrassment and is ran by an unprofessional individual who lacks communication skills.

Important note: this shop is cash only!! This is one of the…read morebest spiritual shops I've ever been to - clean, inviting, and extremely friendly. I walked in and was immediately greeted, given a quick tour by Windy, and offered complementary tea while I shopped. There's a wide selection of books, incense, candles, stones, etc. including a variety of handmade jewelry and other items. What was most impressive though is the apothecary! A full room; shelves lined with different herbs and items that are neatly displayed and organized. If I lived in the area I would be here all the time!

Wish we would have researched this "urgent care facility" before going…read more My husband went in for Covid, was told by the doctor they don't treat Covid. That was it. They took his blood pressure and sent him on his way. Then the bills came. This "urgent care facility" is actually an "emergency room" and they bill as such. Got an enormous bill because our insurance treated it as an emergency room. Over 500$ to be told they won't treat him. NorthPointe, you are NOT AN EMERGENCY ROOM. Who would go here for a gun shot wound? Or a car accident? A total and complete SCAM. Stay away.

I've been seeing doctors at Northpointe for a number of years now. I had eye surgery there and a…read morecouple colonoscopies there. I certainly recommend the place! They provide great service in a beautiful medical setting.

What can I say? His stay has been good. The people are very kind overall, seem to know what…read morethey're doing, the food is quite decent, and the staff are very helpful to patients- and family members, which I find very refreshing!! It's almost like they want you to like it there!- I mean, the complimentary coffee, tea, and hot chocolate in the dining room is always there, and excellent! Who else does that? It never smells- in fact there was no kind of smell there at all. It's all kept pretty clean too! -Great workers in every department. The decor I'd have to describe as "shabby chic"- the furniture and wall paint/paper is all pretty banged up now, and it leaves a bad impression. Definitely needs upgrades! For that reason and for no one answers the phone pretty darn often- I'm giving 4 stars not five.

No. Just NO! STAY AWAY!…read more NO stars deserved at all. Dirty, dirty, dirty, and they drug their patients at night so they don't have to deal with them. Sepsis, bed sores the size of baseballs, pneumonia, bruises, a UTI, dehydration, not able to swallow after less than 7 days of being here for some reason, and ZERO PT. No baths. They don't regulate the diets. They don't read charts. Bad things happen at night and on the weekends with their "traveling care teams." If you want to visit a family member, you will occasionally find the doors locked, and you can't get in, kinda like they're hiding something. They refuse to tell you anything about your family member when you ask them, and they will lie right to your face. IF for some reason you or your family memeber ends up here (or anywhere for that matter), make sure to document EVERYTHING! PICTURES ESPECIALLY, videos, writing everything down. Dates, times, names, what was said, what happened..... Stay current on getting copies of medical records and lists of medications, because you'll get the run around on that request when you leave the facility and no one will call you back, and if your family member dies (whether its in an acute care facility or nursing home, hospice, the hospital or wherever) you need to appoint an Administrator and get a lawyer to get the medical records unless you have a durable medical POA. If you suspect anything or don't like how your loved one is being treated, file a complaint with the ILDPH. This place is a slow death for anyone. My dad spent 15 days in this hole (after 7 days, he could no longer eat or swallow. Kind of like someone stuck something in his throat, and he couldn't get it out or like they punched him in his throat. They couldn't even pass a camera down because of some sort of "blockage" when he went back to the hospital). He had so many infections that they had to pump him full of antibiotics AFTER he was readmitted to the hospital, less than 3 weeks after being discharged for a STANDARD HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY" A week and a half after that, he came home for hospice and died within 3 days. OH, don't worry, I'm writing a book which WILL be released in the next year or 2. You can't pay to remove book sales like you can to remove Yelp reviews. Karma is a you know what, and people WILL be held accountable! Apparently, a $213,000 fine for violating the Civil Monetary Penalties law wasn't enough, so now we move to prove breach on contract and care. Don't be fooled. They DO have deficiencies and fines and payment suspensions. People need their licensures pulled. NOTE: If this review is removed at any point in time, I WILL make sure it gets put back. It's funny how several other reviews have disappeared, and no other information can be brought up about this facility anywhere unless you know where to look. Open your eyes too, some of the doctors in the hospital are just as terrible and just wanted to shove my dad out of his room after a week where he was being treated for all these facility incurred infections, so they could make room for the next victim they were going to send back to this hole. I guess they didn't want Medicare to penalize them since he was being readmitted back to the same hospital within less than 30 days. Watch out for Alden Debes, too. For some reason, if you leave OSF, that is automatically where they want to dump you. We believe some of this may have started there.

Dr. Sannekammu She…read moreis a great doctor! She listens to all your medical complaints! I'm so glad she passed all the tests and practices for her M.D.

Beautiful clinic. The staff is always knowledgeable and courteous. It's easy to get an appointment…read morewith one of the resident physicians. Plus you have another seasoned physician working with them so it's like getting two doctors!!! Lab is great too!!!!

I joined the membership here and I used to come more like eight times a month. I have cut way back…read more I was doing 4/10 a month and now I'm currently doing two or three I may cut back even further. I love my Therapist. I think she's fantastic and there are a handful of others here that I really do like I just don't feel the same about those places I used to.

I've received great care from every therapist I've seen recently, as well as those who have left…read moreCircle of Wellness. Their dedication and professionalism stand out. Dr. Noe, in particular, has been very approachable and attentive to my concerns. Georgi in rehabilitation, along with Robin and Max (who is no longer there) in the stretch center, have also been very supportive. I've been a client of Circle of Wellness for many years, starting when my general practitioner recommended massages to help manage chronic pain and fibromyalgia. My insurance has always covered these treatments. After a few years, my treatment plan grew to include physical therapy, which meant visits on different days than my massages. This was tough to manage with two part-time jobs, other medical appointments, and daily responsibilities. Still, I kept up with it for years because the massages were key to managing muscle pain, headaches, and stress. During this time, I had two knee surgeries, including a total knee replacement, and spinal fusion surgery. Because of this, there were times I couldn't do physical therapy at Circle of Wellness due to therapy prescribed by my doctors elsewhere. During those times, I kept going to massage sessions only. Approx. a year ago, the owner, Leila, suddenly cut massage sessions covered by insurance from weekly to every other week without any notice or explanation. In place of the missed massage weeks, I was told to attend the stretch center. Scheduling these appointments around my work was difficult. Once, while trying to sort this out at the front desk, Leila made an inappropriate comment, accusing me of dishonesty if I tried to cancel or avoid stretch appointments. That was upsetting and unprofessional. Later, I asked for Dr. Noe to call me about the mandatory stretch clinic. Leila said no, saying it wouldn't change my care plan and insisted I make a formal appointment. When I did, Leila wanted to attend the meeting, which I declined. The consultation with Dr. Noe addressed my concerns. While the stretch center was helpful, I don't like being forced to participate. As a client, I expect my patronage to be respected. Saying it's required by insurance to participate in these services was also untrue. I called my insurance, and they reassured me it wasn't necessary to do stretch center to receive my massages. After the stretch center sessions, I was told I had to see Georgi for rehabilitation. This was unexpected, as I was only told to do half an hour of stretching. I found out that Leila talked about my case with other employees, suggesting I was trying to avoid responsibilities by citing physical therapy elsewhere. This is true, as prescribed by my doctor. Such discussions are inappropriate and unprofessional, and my medical documents can prove this. My original reason for going to Circle of Wellness was for medical massages; over time, the focus shifted to other billable services, with blame unfairly placed on me for expressing dissatisfaction. Before, when a therapist was unavailable due to vacation or illness, the front desk would notify clients and ask if they agreed to assign a different therapist. This practice has stopped, leading to unexpected therapist changes without explanation and an unhelpful attitude. I'm very disappointed by my interactions with Leila, whose communication lacks professionalism. Good interpersonal skills are essential for business management. Leila always likes to turn things around and blame the client. She doesn't take any accountability for her own actions. She is always surprised when clients come in and are upset. I will miss the other staff members, who have been hardworking and excellent in their roles. Additionally, I want to express my gratitude for the support I received from the therapists and staff who have been part of my care journey. Their dedication has made a significant difference in managing my health challenges. I give 5 stars to the therapists and the Dr's. 2 stars for the owner. read less

The dentist and hygienist are good. The billing department is a total mess and the front desk women…read moreare often surly.

I had a fantastic experience with Devan as my dental hygienist. I could tell she was very…read moremeticulous and carefully but throughly cleaned my teeth. She was able to give me specific advice on how to address my issues. Dr J Stovall was also great in our meeting afterwards. I felt like they were dedicated to helping me reach my goals. Appreciate the whole team!

Very nice facility. Clean and very friendly staff! Highly recommend and feels great!read more

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