This is a very nice big city hospital that can handle just about every problem one might have. We…read morewere scheduled for a minor surgical procedure and were treated very well from start to finish. From the attached enclosed multi-story parking lot, to the registration and wait times for a scheduled procedure, and the nursing staff we encountered ... this was a seamless experience. Our surgical procedure was scheduled, so we did not visit the emergency room or any of the other resources available at Advocate Christ Medical Center ... but as a Level I trauma center with almost 800 beds, Advocate Christ can do it all. This used to be simply Christ Hospital, but it is now part of the Advocate Health system ... an affiliation of 11 hospitals and some 200 satellite facilities. If you need hospital care, Advocate Christ Medical Center is a great alternative. Recommended.

Don't just walk away but run from this place. Have very bad experience at the check in at Healthway…read moreDr. Docs are underpaid and bottom dwellers who stick around because they can't find employment elsewhere. Dr. Low is an interventional cardiologist who has no bed-side manners or empathy and only focussed on doing procedures to generate revenue even though she doesn't have the requisite skills to explain to patients and their care takers or the skill to handle complicated procedures. Her venous backflow procedure for my wife was complete failure with absolutely no improvement at all.

Front desk was nice. But waiting and asking the tech to see when you are 8 mins late.i was taking…read more off the schedule and this was not explained prior to the appointment. No grace period. And then wait for over an hour is ridiculous.

I went to the emergency room was taken care of asap. I might add taken care of very well . The…read moreshort stay unit is the best place I have been taken care of. They treat you very well listen to you and the nurses are the best, Thanks go out to Samantha ( nurse). And Rachel (nurse) they are so good at what they do. I was very lucky to have them as my nurses. Also BB (care assistant ). Very smart, professional. THANK YOU!

LOCATION 6353 S 95th st ZERO STARS…read more DO NOT GO! i tested positive for the flu and went back the next day with ear pain (THEY DIDNT CHECK MY EARS THE FIRST APPOINTMENT because they're lazy) they sent me away and told me "thats part of the flu what do u want us to do abt it" SO i listened to my body and went to another location turned out DOUBLE EAR INFECTION as well as FLU A! then the dumb b**** at the reception desk wants to play stupid like she wasn't the one who sent me away! Paid for 2 appointments when they should have done the for one correct! Money hungry! definitely do not go unless u like being disrespected and ignored

my first time at the clinic will also be my last the only…read moregood thing was the lady at the front desk she was kind and nice. you don't even get to see a doctor. she's a nurse practitioner. she didn't want to prescribe me any meds. she barely gave me a physical exam. I had Covid and wanted to confirm it and maybe get an RX for something stronger over the counter. I also asked if I could get a U/A . because I might have a UTI but even that was not done . horrible place , would recommend finding a better urgent care clinic. I should have just done what I was doing. Was ZERO help and money down the drain what an utter disappointment

I have been spending way too much time in Advocate facilities of late but I guess getting older…read morecomes with increased medical needs. I have been pleased with the PCP and all of the Specialist that I've interacted with. I want to especially say thank you to all of the tremendously helpful and compassionate nurses who provide such high-quality care.

This group of doctors cared for me through my pregnancy with my daughter and were attentive and…read morereceptive of my wants needs and more. Truly the care received was phenomenal I don't think me or my daughter could've found and had better care than we received here.

I had a great experience with Dr. Leonard. I was able to learn about my treatment options and given…read morean array of tests regarding my issue. Dr. Leonard was very in depth with my examination and I would highly recommend him in the future.

Terrible, receptions are not very informed. Once waited 3 hrs. for a Dr. receptions never told us…read moreno Doctor was availabe. There was a boy who kept throwing up and instead of putting him in a room they kept out in the open and believe it i got sick from him.

I visited a gynecologist that was very advanced in years. I was having female issues of course,…read moreissues that would require a simple urinalysis. I thought this would have been standard. Instead, I was given a cream. I had mentioned my pain on my left side and lower back pain on the right. This should have been a clue. I thought it was a UTI. Although the cream worked, dull pain was still on my left abdomen. I ordered a kit two days later and it showed that I had a UTI. I am very disappointed with the Gynecologist. This could have turned out more complicated.

If I could, they would get half of a star.. worst ever...my doctor of 20 years was acquired by this…read moregroup when he retired...I miss him so much..old school doctor, very thorough..these dudes never return my messages thru the duly app in a timely manner...have to call, message,have Walgreens contact to get essential meds for chronic condition...they fill meds or respond when they feel like it...I'm in healthcare for over 25years and I would be suspended and or fired if I treated my patients like them...I will be contacting the Illinois Department of professional regulations...

Am making this review mainly because I see so many negative statements here. I have been a patient…read morefor many years starting with the Glen Ellyn clinic then to DuPage Medical and now Duly. I have had many "services" and appointments over the years and have never had an issue. When I'm told to have a test , service or specialist appointment.....never had anything gone "wrong". I've always been advised if there will be a cost and even in the times it's an estimate.....those costs were on target ! I feel if one manages the process and truly understands the service....all will be fine. I think some people might just not "listen" well enough or lack the necessary information they need to get through the experience. I am happy to be a patient with DULY !

Incredibly kind doctors. Horrible system. Was told to come early 2 times! Asked to please come 2…read more1/2 hours earlier. Obliged and currently waiting over half an hour to get in. Waiting room is too small for the number of people they are serving. Update: adding on extra half hour so now it's a one hour wait. Again...switched my day around to accommodate the "please come early"

Well with a 2 day prep for a colonoscopy it was a little late to call the day before for admittance…read morequestions. They tell me they can't do it and to call the doctor. Doctor says yes it will still be done. Finish the prep, show up the next day and am told it's been cancelled. Amateur hour. If they can't even schedule no way I would want them doing the procedure. Two weeks later and still haven't received a follow-up to reschedule or apologize. Run away.

I go here I'm in the Keyser Center for weekly infusion today around 8:40 - 9:00 am I got there they…read morerejected me for infusion my hemoglobin was 4.6. They rejected because they wanted my to see my GI doctor. But they have good food and hospitality. Bad Service. Malik Mitchell

Birthing trauma…read more Christ, the labor and delivery floor was the worst experience ever. I delivered Fallon naturally in the ER. After she was born, I was wheeled up to labor and delivery to deliver the placenta. Since it all happened so fast, I wasn't registered into the system and was logged in as Jane Doe. They refused to allow Tay to find me and Fallon, so for about an hour, he sat in the waiting room, clueless to the fact that Fallon had been born and we were briefly separated. When I was finally able to reach him, he was being escorted by the police because, while he was complaining to the receptionist about her negligence, she had called the police. After I delivered the placenta, I didn't stop bleeding, and I had a tear. The doctor or resident asked if they could just dive in and check. I asked her if I could have pain medication first before any extra examinations were done. She told me that before I could get any medication, they needed to collect my urine through a catheter. I told her they could do that, but I needed pain medication first. She insisted that no, they needed to test my urine first. I said, "You mean to tell me I just pushed out a 7.7-pound baby and then a placenta naturally, and I can't get a Tylenol or ibuprofen?" She replied no, they needed to make sure there were no drugs in my system, and asked if I was declining a drug test. At that moment, I mentally noted that I wasn't safe and had to answer wisely. I told her, "No, I'm not declining a drug test; I'm asking for pain management first." They then gave me something through the IV and took my urine. Now it was time to repair the tear. All they were offering me was lidocaine spray. I had a third-degree tear with Farrah and knew the procedure. I asked for another opinion. The nurse told me she didn't recommend any other options because she wanted me up and walking within two hours. I asked again for a second opinion, and she told me there were no other smart options. I said to her, "I don't want you as my nurse. I'm not asking what you would do; I'm telling you what I want for my comfort." Ultimately, I got the epidural so they could stitch me up. About an hour later, I was tiptoeing to the bathroom. They cleared me to go to mother and baby. As the tech came in to wheel me upstairs, the nurse told her that I didn't need a wheelchair and could walk. The tech disregarded her and proceeded to wheel me upstairs. My midwife, Julie, messaged me to check in, and after I explained everything to her, she told me to request the charge nurse. After speaking with the nurse, the level of care I received changed. The next day, patient care called, and I filed a formal complaint. After filing the complaint, the managers from both floors came to talk to me. After explaining everything that happened and how I was not given adequate treatment because I was just a Black Jane Doe to them, they discussed what they would do to ensure nobody else felt that way. They offered me a role as a patient advocate, someone who will come sit and help speak up for and advocate for Black mothers and Black people in general. It's unfortunate that such a beautiful and quick birth had moments of trauma because people only saw me for the color of my skin. All I kept repeating to the mangers was THIS IS WHY BLACK MOTHERS DIE AT A HIGHER RATE. God had a plan for me that was much different than the plan I had for myself. I survived ensure no other mother goes through that!