Wow just wow. I'm completed taken aback about this experience. Have tried to call to schedule an…read moreappointment with her for over two weeks now. I have called at different times, even waited because I knew she was on vacation. To receive a very rude and frustrated voicemail about how she will not play phone tag with me anymore, won't see me, and how I need to try to be more available if I want to see someone because she and the doctors she knows are very busy. In her voicemail she said she clearly told me to let her know times I was available on the phone. I did not hear this because she talked so much my voicemail cut her off, and I am in one of the busiest seasons at my job. I understand you need to have your boundaries but I am very busy as well I work a hectic job that pulls me into meetings at all hours of the day. Here is a tip. You are a Medical Professional working in downtown Chicago. Maybe just maybe hire someone to schedule your appointments. Wow! Novel idea! I think you could afford to pay a receptionist!!! Since you are way too busy to try and help potential patients a receptionist would be able to solve that problem for you!! I am more than willing to work with someone but if I cannot even get ahold of them how can I do that. Most medical professionals/offices have receptionist or schedulers available to solve this problem because doctors are busy. We are all busy that is why we come up with solutions to these problems. We do not blame the people seeking help. Also, blaming a potential patient for you not having a better system in place is ridiculous and very triggering for someone seeking out the help of a psychiatric. Extremely unprofessional. Seems like I dodged a bullet.

I have been seeing Dr Wagner for 6 years now and she has been nothing short of spectacular. She has…read morea desire to truly help in anyway she can. Late one night I even received a phone call from her as she wanted to provide me with other options of treatment, that tells me she was working overtime in the office trying to figure out the best option moving forward. Most doctors wouldn't go out of their way to accommodate patients as much as she does. Thanks Dr Wagner, it's truly appreciated.

She was my GP for three years until I got fed up and found a capable and caring doctor this year…read more Her annual check-ups were done in-person but rushed, her manner cold. She gave opinions/orders brusquely without taking time to answer key questions. The final straw was being ordered to stop a long-time prescription, yet told to read on my own to figure out how to wean from its use.

This doctor has no personality and could not diagnose my wife`s condition. I woke up one morning…read moreand found my wife dead to prove this.

Dr. Bailey has been my primary care physician for about four years now, and I have nothing but…read moregreat things to say. I was only seeing her annually prior to this year, but due to some changes in my medical history I have spoken with her more frequently this year and she could not be more helpful. She is definitely very busy and books out far in advance and has appointments to get to, but she is genuinely caring and wants the best for her patients. I can't recommend her enough!

Dr. Bailey has been my primary physician for about a year now and I'm glad I'm her patient…read more I switched over because we moved downtown and I wanted a physician that was close by and also was certified as an osteopathic physician. I appreciate her thoroughness and calm, kind demeanor. I never feel rushed when I have an appointment and most importantly, she listens to what's going on and we have dialogue. She's interested in treating the whole body, not just the symptom. Her after-care communication is great; although the office has an online system that they use for appointments and billing, etc. Dr. Bailey sends your results out by mail and makes herself available if you have any questions. I never feel like my problem is ridiculous or that I'm wrong to call about something. The office is close to bus lines and train lines. Plus, I like the fact that I see all sorts of people in the office coming in, it's a diverse area and that makes me feel more at ease and welcome.

Just moved to Chicago and needed to find a doctor, found Dr Pearson on Yelp and was very happy…read more The office was quick and efficient, I didn't sit forever waiting. Dr Pearson came in, addressed my concerns and took the time to actually speak with me, she didn't seem like she was in a hurry like some other doctors are. Will definitely be back.

I had not been to a physician for an annual check up since prior to college when it was mandatory,…read morebut figured it was about time (currently in my late 20's). I was dreading the appointment because typically doctors reprimand you for your lifestyle (i.e. If you have more than 2 drinks per month you're an alcoholic, etc.) and it's demeaning with respect to social standards. I try to keep healthy but I'm not perfect. Anyway, Dr. Pearson was the first doctor I've been to who treated me like a real person & listened intently to my concerns. She spent over 30 minutes with me (again, this was just a proactive check up) and by the time I left I felt like a VIP patient. Then within a few days after the appointment, she personally called me to deliver my test results (all positive) and patiently walked me through each section, explaining areas I did not understand. Moreover, she talks to you in layman terms, translating the medical jargon into coherent facts. I'm actually excited that I have such a wonderful regular physician! I certainly won't be dreading my regular checkups anymore. Seriously, Dr. Pearson is the best!!

I think I found the best internist, EVER. Setting up an appointment was a breeze - the…read morereceptionist, Angie, is a sweetheart, and she was able to squeeze me in when luckily there was a cancellation. The office is located off of St. Clair in the Northwestern Memorial building (and there is validated parking available); the office is very cute, clean, and modern, and I waited less than 10 minutes after my scheduled time (which is pretty much unheard of; the receptionist also apologized which I thought was ridiculous!). I filled out basic medical history and such on their patient portal beforehand, which I thought was quite convenient and makes things more efficient. I was really excited with all the raving reviews on not only on Yelp, but on other health websites that rated Dr. O'Mara. When the doc walked in, she was extremely nice, very knowledgeable, straightforward, a great listener, gentle, professional, and very informative. She listened to all of my health issues as well as my thoughts and opinions, and basically gave me a plan of action. She took her time with me, asking questions, and the whole time, I was not felt rushed! The best thing is that she was very genuine and I was extremely comfortable, being a new patient with all these high expectations! There is a lab on-site, and the phlebotomist, Lauren P., was so sweet and kind, and drawing blood was not at all uncomfortable (considering I have a very low threshold of pain and am such a pansy!). Dr. O'Mara and everyone on staff seems to be extremely detail-oriented and organized (which I absolutely love). The high ratings on the doc do not do her justice - she really is AWESOME. I have a follow-up next week am actually looking forward to a doctor's appointment - isn't that crazy?! I am looking forward in being Dr. O'Mara's patient for years to come! +ask for Angie, the receptionist :D +Dr. O'Mara = AWESOME +limited parking (park at garage)

I wish I could give Dr. O'Mara higher praise than 5 stars. I have recommended friends and…read morecoworkers alike, and now I recommend her to you. Dr. O'Mara's office is a clean, modern one-physician practice. She exhibits all of the professionalism and knowledge I have come to expect and appreciate from Northwestern practitioners and affiliates. I was randomly assigned to her through Northwestern's physician referral practice after I suffered a serious medical event and I was shocked by how great my experiences with her have been. My initial consultation was in her office, where she interviewed me about all of my health concerns, family history, and really took the time to get to know both me as a person and my health issues. Despite a relatively complicated health history, Dr. O'Mara has gone above and beyond. She takes the time to research issues about my medicine and listens to my questions, no matter how silly they may seem to me, in a non judgmental environment. She has followed up on problems or before procedures through phone calls about things I, at times, hadn't even thought about. She is always eager to explain these things to me. She truly cares about her patient's well being and happiness -- even following up on what I thought about places she had sent me for a referral. In short, I have never received this level of care with any doctor before. Her assistant, Angie, is also very nice and helpful. To top it off, it's extremely easy to make appointments here, and Dr. O'Mara keeps an electronic portal where you can ask her questions, view your test results quickly, and access other features from your visits. If you need a new internal medicine doctor, visit Dr. O'Mara.

I've referred many clients to Dr. Haimes over the years and I've gotten feedback that she has…read moreconsistently provided thoughtful, excellent care to them. She is the only psychiatrist who has ever initiated collaboration of care with her patient's therapist (with signed release of information of course).

Dr, Haimes is inept. She asked me what medicine I was taking more than a few times. Plus, she…read moreovermedicated me, dangerously so. Run.

THE BEST THERAPY SESSION. The very BEST Therapist !!!…read more Carolyn is So Awesome !! I highly recommend her

Dr. Khalid is the best doctor I have ever had! She is caring, empathetic, and always on top of your…read morehealth. I could not have asked for a better doctor, really grateful to have her as my PCP.

UPDATE: Today I learned that the prescriptions for medication that Dr. Khalid insisted that I take,…read morewhich were included in their BILL, was cancelled at the pharmacy by Dr. Khalid in obvious retaliation for my questioning their billing practices and complaining. So the world should know to be warned if you are treated by Dr. Rabeeya Khalid at access community health in Evanston or Roger's Park - be warned not to question or complain or she will personally contact your pharmacy and cancel your MEDS! She may not listen to you, but she will sure tell you that she is an infectious disease specialist repeatedly out of self pride - while she ignores the true serious nature of your heath issue and the reason for your appoint. I felt sexually profiled and harassed during my first appointment with Dr. Rabeeya Khalid who kept questioning me about sexual activity and history when that was not the reason for my visit. I explained that there was sexual abuse in my past and as a result, I had not been active in more than 20 years. She persisted and took blood for STD tests that were a complete waste of time and money. But what she did not do - as a 60 year old male who has never had a colonoscopy she failed to get that done. I was careless giving a home test kit which included instructions. The kit stated to MAIL in the test with a requisition for, but the form was not included. When I went back to the clinic to ask for help, I literally ignored and to this day - that IMPORTANT test was never taken. But Dr. Rabeeya Khalid who profiled a 60+ year old man (who is not sexually active) as being gay, but she made sure to insist on testing for STD which proved her wrong! ABSOLUTE ORGANIZED NETWORK SCAM! Based on my experience with them, I DO NOT agree that access community health care is good for any community! They are a health network seeking to mislead and trap, innocent people blindly and unknowingly into higher fees, when they know these people are most likely desperate for care because they have limited finances. I have had an ongoing health issue making it increasingly more difficult for me to work and I lost my insurance a long time ago, but I have continued to try to work as much as possible and had budgeted and saved before I made a doctors appointment. I reached out to access community health network in my community as a source for affordable healthcare, as a self-pay without insurance, that I could afford... and they deliberately led me into a financial trap. I met with Dr. Khalid at the Howard Street location in Evanston, IL. I was told the visits would be either $30 discounted of full pay $80. First, no one wanted to provide ANY information on how to apply or fully qualify for the discount, so I was prepared to pay their stated full rate if necessary. During the first visit, Dr. Khalid began ordering numerous tests and I was concerned about the cost and asked her about the test fees, prior to service - she specifically said to me that they were covered by the initial appointment fee, and "not to worry". I was very impressed at the time and accepted the tests. ORIGINAL POST BELOW: During the follow up visit, Dr. Khalid gave me 4 medical referrals to begin with, and told me of at least 2 others that she would want me to see after the first 4 medical referrals, for a total of 6 referrals. I hit a brick wall in my thinking because I knew a $30 fee was not going to cover those referral costs, so after the 2nd visit I pressed to speak to someone who could help me understand what I would be for as far a costs. But no one would answer simple questions about fees. I assumed that I would have to pay the full stated $80 fee for the second visit - and I stated that I would not schedule a 3rd after that. I just received a bill for several hundred dollars for all of the tests that Dr. Khalid misrepresented as being included in the initial 1st appointment visit fee. She clearly lied to me. When I called to complain about the the invoice I received in the mail, I was told over the phone that the $80 was ONLY a "deposit" only and not the total of the visit costs - but remember that I had asked MANY, MANY times for cost information before, during and after my total of 3 visits. Anyone had an opportunity during both visits to tell me the $80 fee was a deposit. I know that word well, and would never have over looked it - which Is why I call this a trap. At no time during the 2 visits, did any one use the word "deposit". I was NOT INFORMED that there was a deposit - until I called to complain about the increased bill. It confuses me that NO ONE, could use the word "deposit" especially Dr. Khalid or numerous receptionists, when I asked them specifically about the additional costs. I needed health care, and I honestly believe the access community health network at 1723 Howard Street, Evanston Illinois - USED ME for their to their financial advantage only - and for this, I do not feel that anyone can trust them!