Since moving to Peoria, this has been my home for yearly examinations/check-ups…read more I have only seen the main physician, Anita Sabharwal, one-time. She was nice enough but, as most physicians seem to be in this day and age, too busy to really get to know me. I felt like patient #567, instead of a personal human being. I also did not like the fact that she seemed to advocate every vitamin on the planet for "good measure," as standard advice to all patients. Whatever happened to making sure you received all your vitamins by simply eating lots of veggies and good portions of essential food items? Normally I see Terri Burgner, the nurse practitioner, who I like very much. She really took the time to talk with me and answer any questions I had. She is not "sweet," but comes across kind, knowledgeable, and kind of tough (in an empowered woman kind of way). Located in the "Professional Building" at Proctor, I find the facilities modern and clean. They have also been quick to return phone calls about test results, etc. Overall, a solid place, but does not have that homey feel.

Stay away. They have many problems and the employees change often. They lost my blood work and…read morethe lab is next door. They commited fraud by prescribing my husbands medicine to me. They ignore requests from the insurance company. The office manager is never available or will not return phone calls. I have now changed doctors and it is unbelievable how a professional doctors office is run. I had forgotten.

07.03.26 - oak street health is the absolultely worst medical practice that i have ever been a…read morepatient of, bar none! oak street may have a neighborhood name and glitzy commercials but it is actually cvs. a big corporation that surely is interested getting its most vulnerable patients on more prescriptions..... those patients looking for jesus-in-a-pill. i am conscientious about my health. i eat well, exercise, manage stress, and take supplements to avoid toxic prescription drugs. i must not meet oak street health peoria's desired demographic because i feel ignored, embellished in low level professionalism, and a phone technology that they can't seem to manage well. i've been waiting to speak with a specialist by phone and have yet for that appointment to happen after months of vigorously trying. i hate this place and will leave this practice in due time but not until being quite vocal and filing every complaint that i can. oak street health peoria really sucks! this is no lie. if you care about your whole health and being, avoid oak street health peoria. this place is the worst practice ever! after contacting oak street for months about a referral that never resulted in an actual appointment i have spent over 1 hour on the phone on hold. i've had it with these unprofessional prescription-drug-thirsty folks! it is a horrible practice! 06.26.26 oak street health (cvs) peoria location started out fine , kinda like the commercials on tv. but shortly thereafter dealing with oak street has been a frustrating stressful joke. they are like a dog chasing his tail, rarely resolving requests when contacting their many remote phone reps who take notes (and not accurately) and who are so far removed from the clinic that calls to them is useless. i would love to give oak street a better rating, but i'd be lying. oak street health peoria is a clusterfck of a mess. i am not happy and will ultimately go elsewhere. i'm not alone. review the 1 -2 star complaining of many others.

Pcp was extremely negligent when prescribing meds. Unless you enjoy the emergency room and hospital…read morei would look elsewhere for a health-care provider.

Dr. Snyder is one of the best doctors in the area. She is wicked smart and has a wonderful bedside…read moremanner. She gives you the time you need during your consultation. In addition to seeing patients, she is the Medical Director that oversees all IPMR Therapy Centers. I have been to several offices, and the staff are ALWAYS professional and respectful. The PTAs are very knowledgeable and it is evident that IPMR values PTAs. In fact, one of the PTAs at IPMR was more knowledgeable and professional than the PTs at the competition.