Very responsive Dr who has been an immense help to our father. His office communicates with our…read morehome health provider. Really excellent bedside manner.

Dr Gidron has taken care of me several times over the years. Every time his care has been…read moreexceptional. When no other doctor could get the diagnosis right Dr Gidron not only got it and got it right but the treatment protocol was 100% correct and my recovery was timely and complete. I owe my life to Dr Gidron no question about it.

This is not a doctor review but en experience review. Uropartners is cheap on back office…read morefunctions. The appointment system is horrible. Long wait times on phone. Very slow appointment processing. Try northwestern if just for ease of use, life is too short for this level of incompetence.

Good and kind medical staff, no complaints there. However billed 2x for one followup procedure…read more Appeal was denied showing that the accounting office didn't bother to look at the two separate instances billing the same amount for the same procedure. Be careful doing business with these people.

Six month visit. Professional and helpful. Staff helped me with RX refills. Did not wait too long…read morein spite of a very busy office. Always upbeat.

It took several doctors before I was finally directed to Illinois Cancer Specialists. They quickly…read morediagnosed my condition as multiple myeloma. Before I started receiving treatments there, the pain in my back had almost disabled me. Spent 16 to 18 hours in bed daily and had lost a significant amount of weight. Now, 2 1/2 months later, my back is almost pain free. I no longer use a walker and feel as good as I have in 6 or 7 months. I have an appetite again and gained some weight back, too. Of course, I still have cancer and will go through a stem cell transplant in mid to late January, using my own cells. This cancer is not, as of now, curable, but it's one form of cancer for which the treatments are positive in extending one's life for quite a long time. In particular, I would like to compliment Dr. Hakimian, MD, Dr. Klein, MD, and Ms. Mary Pryka, nurse practitioner, all of whom have been instrumental in handling my case. I have asked many questions, have always felt that they have given me direct answers, and as much time as I have needed. I don't feel rushed and now have a good understanding of my cancer and the drugs, shots and infusion treatments I am getting. Do I have a long way to go? Yes, but I feel good about it. My anxiety level, which was stratospheric before I found them, is really just about normal again. (Yes, I mean that.) I have a plan now and a group of professionals that can get me to where I need to go. I feel pretty fortunate. Furthermore, and this was important to me. The ICS is in the northwest suburbs. Getting there doesn't take a lot of time for us. That's good because I'm there weekly for now and will be going there 2-3 times a week during recovery. In an emergency, I don't have a long way to drive. Plus, parking has been a luxury. There's always a place. Perhaps some of you can't understand why I would put this on my list of important items. I get that, but given the reputation of the place and the health care providers, the location was something that I valued. Last, the front desk receptionists are pleasant and responsive. And, the nurses who provide weekly treatments could not be more caring about my condition, always asking how I am. I believe them to be sincere about it as well. For information, I have no relatives at ICS and did not know anyone there before I started. The references for me were from doctors who I had seen and from others who had received or are still receiving cancer treatments there. They are pleased with the results.

My optometrist noticed what they termed a "Freckle" on my right retina, and referred me to Dr…read more Cohen. Appointment was easy to schedule. Dr. Cohen obtained the picture from the optometrist and located the very small Nevus on my retina. Update: double check on whether Dr. Cohen is in network for you or not. I thought he was, and now it turns out he's not, so unless that changes in the future, I'll need to switch opthalmologists.

I was diagnosed with a very rare eye disease. Dr. Cohen got me in immediately to confirm the…read morediagnosis, to answer all my questions, and to get me to the consensus #1 expert for treatment (who also thinks the world of him). Dr. Cohen is brilliant, kind and accessible, as seemingly everyone in the community - layperson and medical - seems to know; in fact, every time someone tells me they have a fantastic eye specialist, I guess Dr. Cohen, and am always right. I couldn't recommend him more highly.

DrDolon Gyne Oncology I worked with as a registered Nurse for many years on an oncology Floor at a…read moreNW suburban hospital. I have referred many ovarian cancer patients to him. They all were so delighted to see their cancer go in to remission with his surgery and medication etc protocols ! He saved the lives and prolonged the lives of many! He assisted my father Dr Richard Howell with gyne surgeries many years and my father said he was the most highly esteemed cancer gynecologist surgeon there ever was!! I would go to him if I ever developed gyne problems. He has at bedside manner, is very polite and caring, treats each patient as family! He's the best! I'm sure you'll agree if you Need his service ever!

He's a gynecological oncologist so I hope you never have to go to him. No bedside manner at all…read more I'm used to having great doctors who treat me like a human being despite my weight. This guy made me feel like dirt. I will not elaborate. Thank god I didn't have anything really wrong(just enormous fibroids) but truth be told, I'd rather die than go back to this guy. Unfortunately, gyno oncologists aren't too plentiful in this area so if I do get cancer, guess I'm dead!

I decided to review the organization that helps me make my living day-in and day-out. Without the…read morethe Seventh ACCP Conference on Antithrombotic and Thrombolytic Therapy: Evidence-Based Guidelines published in 2004 I would not have the knowledge I need to manage my patients I see everyday. Thank goodness for the "chest guidelines"

From the owner: The American College of Chest Physicians, 18,700 members strong, remains ever-focused on its…read moremission to promote the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of chest diseases through education, communication, and research. By embracing a multidisciplinary membership and a diverse and innovative approach to education techniques, CHEST has become the global leader in providing clinical education in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine.

Today, I visited Dr. Minaker for a eye issue. Thankfully, it was treated perfectly. As I stepped…read moreout of the site, the first thought that came to mind was how lucky I was to have been treated by Dr. Minaker --His skills are truly impressive. I deeply appreciate Dr. Minaker for his excellent care. I'm sharing my experience here for anyone who's looking for a eye specialist. I truly believe you'll feel just as fortunate to be in such good hands.

Had retinal detachment symptoms Illinois Retina set me an immediate appointment in the afternoon…read morewith Dr Minaker at his Liberyville location He diagnosed the problem and immediately set up an operating time at Rush University the very same evening he met me there made me feel comfortable about the whole procedure and by midnight I was on my way home. He has a professional bedside manner, made me feel comfortable with everything he planned to do. Have had two follow up appointments since where he has been friendly knowledgeable and professional, he will follow up with me on my recovery and expects a good outcome. I am extremely pleased I was placed in his capable care.

Laid back, middle-aged oncologist/hemotologist. Friendly staff with office location in Rush North…read moreShore's professional building.

Has been my Oncologist since I was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2008. Awesome doctor. And he…read moremust be a great doctor, because I'm still kicking after all my setbacks

I have 13 bulging discs, sciatica, spinal stenosis, degenerative discs and arthritis in my spine…read moreshown on MRI. I was sent here for an independent medical exam by my long term disability insurance company and the dr said I can work any job fully disregarding all the pain I am in. She stated the reason I'm in pain is boredom from not working! I stopped working because of the pain from said issues. Corrupt doctor only there to protect the financial interests of the medical industry. I've had nothing but issues from the entire medical industry as soon as I mentioned to them I was doing sound therapy and not their traditional western medicine approach which hasn't helped me at all. The medical industry itself is a fraud and they are giving me a hard time because I use Rife Frequencies and Binaural Beats which they don't make money on. Should be ashamed of yourselves.