Dr Dewolfe is an excellent educator during consultation about breast explants and BII, breast…read moreimplant illness. His kind demeanor and genuine focussed attention on the patient's concerns makes him Top Care. His knowledge on the subject is reknown. The office experience is also positive as it is attentive and thorough. Thank you, Dr DeWolfe.

Consultation. Very friendly staff. Dr. was great! Answered all my questions in a simple way so I…read morecould understand. Very thorough. Now I am just waiting for surgery. I am completely confident with choosing Dr. DeWolfe for my surgery. Explant surgery is an extensive surgery - my implants are just a bad situation that I am excited and anxious to have removed....but cautious to choose a skilled surgeon for this procedure. His expertise and experience gives me such a peace of mind! Patti D.

Dr Tauschen Performed a partial knee replacement on my right knee. My recovery has been helped by…read morehis daily text messages about recovery, discomfort, expectations. The quality of my care has been above outstanding. Doctors office staff has been extremely helpful, available and compassionate. I cannot recommend this practice highly enough.

I took my mother to see Dr. Jason Shrouder-Henry and his team, and they were very accommodating and…read morenice. He recommended that my mom undergo an MRI before addressing her other concerns. Fortunately, they had an MRI available at another location. However, when I went to see the scheduler to schedule my mom's MRI, that was where we experienced the most disservice. The scheduler assisting us was Sara, and she was the most condescending, insulting, and arrogant person I have ever met. First, she called my mom's name, and I told my mom that I could speak on her behalf to get the appointment scheduled. Sara replied with an annoyed tone, "I need the patient. I have questions for her to answer." I explained that I handle all my mom's scheduling and that she gives me full consent to assist her. Sara responded, "Why do you know all her history?" So, I asked my mom to come up just to get it over with. Then, Sara asked if my mom spoke English, and my mom answered "Yes." Sara responded with an insulting look and said, "Do you speak English... WELL?" My mom pointed to me and said she would tell me if there was something she didn't understand. Then, Sara asked my mom what her primary language was, saying it was needed to arrange for a translator. She continued asking question after question, which both my mom and I answered. Afterward, Sara asked, in a condescending tone, "Are you going with her to the MRI appointment?" I said yes, and she replied, "Okay, because I don't know how good our translators are." Then, Sara said the earliest appointment she had available was on the 28th, which was a Friday. If that didn't work, she had Saturday available. I told her I would prefer Saturday, as I work Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. She responded in a condescending and insulting tone, "No, not Saturday. Erase that. She can only go Monday to Friday because she needs a translator." I explained that my mom understood the language, but Sara insisted, "No, she needs a translator. Forget I said Saturday. She cannot go on that day." I reminded her that I would be accompanying my mom, especially since she had asked if I was going, as she wasn't sure how good the translators were. Despite this, she insisted that my mom could not go on the Saturday appointment. I finally told her to forget it and that we would go with an outside provider who could accommodate us on a Saturday. I don't understand why my mom couldn't go on the Saturday appointment when I can translate for her. It wasn't my mom's first time having an MRI--she had previously had MRIs of her brain and neck. I don't understand why she was making such a big deal out of it. I thought Sara would help us make it work, but instead, we felt mistreated and insulted by her actions and words.

This is a very long time coming!!! i should have written this review 4 years ago. He may not even…read morebe practicing any longer. But if he is, and you have spinal issues, he's your man. He performs surgery out of Hinsdale Advocate Hospital which is an excellent hospital with an even more excellent staff. Prior to seeing Dr. Kazan, I was told by 4 different neurosurgeons, 2 at Duke and 2 at Northwestern, that I needed a triple cervical fusion. Obviously I didn't accept that or I would not have gone to 4 surgeons for an opinion. Dr. Kazan was finally recommended to me by a friend who seemed to have a similar issue with the same result that I had. Dr. Kazan looked at my MRI that all the other doctors looked at and said to me "you don't need fusions yet, you just have a bone spur." I guess it's about the money for many other surgeons!!! A week later I had my minimally invasive surgery. I had no pain after surgery in the hospital, no pain when I returned home and absolutely no pain since the surgery, which was 4-1/2 years ago. This doctor is all about doing the right thing, not about how much more money and notoriety he can achieve by performing an expensive, unnecessary procedure. I only wish he would be around the next 10 years for when I need another spinal surgery. I would go to no-one else but him.

From the owner: West Suburban Neurosurgical Associates…read more The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Our office staff is available during these hours to assist you. All office visits are by appointment only. Office hour in Hinsdale are Monday's 8:00am-2pm and Friday's 8:00am-2pm. Every effort is made to see all patients on a timely basis. If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, please call our office immediately so that we may accommodate your needs.

Dr Dillon saved my life 37 years ago. My appendix ruptured before he did emergency surgery;…read moreperitonitis was setting in but after 10 days in Good Sam over Christmas 1987, I was finally able to go home. He is a hero.

It is bad enough finding a regular doctor I can peacefully coexist with, so when the time came for…read moreme to choose a vascular surgeon, I nearly freaked. I asked for suggestions from my dialysis clinic, and received about four choices, one of them being Dr. Dillon. So after playing a quick game of eenie-meenie-minie-moe, I picked this group to work with. Ha! I could not have picked a better surgeon if I had actually tried! Everywhere I ended up for my appointments, the staff was unbelievably nice, efficient, and the wait times were always minimal. Everything was just so well organized and flowed well. Dr. Dillon is seriously my new hero. I needed an AV fistula placement for permanent dialysis access. Which means, in fast terms, cutting my forearm open and moving a bunch of shit around. After meeting with the good Dr., and him taking the time to explain the procedure in detail, I was sold, and scheduled my surgery for the following week. Surgery itself went swimmingly. I pretty much cried afterwords, not because of pain or the wicked looking stitches, but because he purposely avoided cutting directly through the memorial tattoo to my mother which is on my forearm. Follow up appointment, and stitches removal was equally painless on all accounts, and the surgery was an overall success. So if ever in the market for this type of surgery, you cannot go wrong with Dr. Dillon!

I've had sinus problems most of my life. I've been to three different ENTs over the last twenty…read moreyears, and they all did the same thing: stuck an endoscope up my nose, looked around for 30 seconds, then shrugged and told me to keep using Flonase. On my very first visit to Girgis, Dr. Sam spent more than an hour with me. He ordered a CT scan and a full blood panel (turns out I had a deviated septum and low antibody levels for several strains of pneumococcal bacteria, which no doctor had ever told me, or even tested for). Eventually, when we had the results, he patiently went over everything in detail, and recommended surgery. The surgery itself was very smooth and the recovery was straightforward. Two months later, it has been LIFE-CHANGING. I am breathing better and sleeping better. Before the surgery, I generally needed an antihistamine, a decongestant, and a nasal spray every day. I have not taken any of them--not even once--since the surgery. During the entire process, the whole staff--Dr. Sam, the nurses, the receptionists, and the billing department--were kind, patient, and always available to answer questions. Do not waste time going somewhere else. This is the best ENT you will find in the area.

Last visit here was a quick time, and they needed to burn off some blood vessels inside my nose. I…read morewas charged as a surgery, WOW, an eye opener. All was good until they submitted for payment before they sent a bill, we have the funds and not sure why they processed payment on MLK day, a federal holiday.

Tore rotator cuff more by sending to therapist before surgery. Visited another surgeon Surgery is…read moredone. Didn't like Chdik bad personality.

I highly recommend Dr. Steven Chudik for shoulder surgery. I recently had mine and satisfied. He…read moreis very knowledgeable, professional and explained everything from the get go. All his staff are very approachable, and accommodating. The place is clean and no waiting time, you will be immediately called right on your appointment time. Shout out to the whole team, excellent care!!!

Dr. Paloyan was excellent, but is deceased. He was amazing to us. He helped my husband know he had…read moretumors on his parathyroids and diagnosed me with Hashimotos.

Excellent endocrinologist and medical practice. Dr. Paloyan handled my surgery with expertise. He…read morekeeps up with medical research and has a kind, gentle manner with patients. His office is very professionally run by a loyal team of people who have worked with Dr. Paloyan for years. Appointments run on time, billing is explained and handled efficiently, all questions are answered. They have in-office testing equipment so tests can be done all in one location. The phlebotomist can draw blood with barely a pinch. I knew I had found a winner when I made my first appointment several years ago and I received a packet in the mail with information + detailed directions to the office. I was floored. What medical practice treats clients so well? This one does. Because this is a small practice the insurance plans they accept are limited; that's the only downside I've experienced.

I must admit, after reading some of the older reviews I was rather hesitant to have my procedure…read moredone here. Being in the medical profession, I tend to be extremely particular about who I allow to touch my body. Rereading the reviews, some dealt with billing, bathroom usage, and other nonrelevant, and specific to ONE person issues. So, here is a lay of the land. First, as you enter the door, at eye level says AUTOMATIC DOOR. i can't tell you how many people I watched struggle to open the door instead of just pushing the button. Upon entering, to the left is the check-in window. There should be a clip board there, but if it is not, it will be placed there quickly. You will be called back twice: first to complete paperwork and then second to go for prep for your procedure. Personally, I do like that everyone introduced themselves and made me feel as comfortable as possible. All my clothing and belongings were placed in a patient bag and then in a locker, which was retrieved by the recovery room nurse. I was NEVER asked for savings or checking account numbers. Your ride home person is given a number so they can watch your progress on a large TV screen in the waiting area. No rules or directives were given regarding their behavior while they waited. I did have to ride in a wheelchair when I was discharged. Now, did I find the curtains adequate for privacy ~ not really, but that was my only issue.

Woke up from eye surgery after being under general anesthesia with a busted lip, an open bruise and…read morehole in my upper lip, my teeth ached and my upper gum felt burned. The color of my gum close to my upper teeth had turned a bright pink like the tissue had been scraped off they're normally a dark regular gum color. The staff including the Director were not being accountable. I called 4 or 5 times for 3 weeks trying to speak to someone and I was lied to about getting a call back until I got a survey and I completed it and exposed what happened. I also have a severe headache and pain in forehead when I touch it ever since the procedure at Hinsdale Surgical Ctr. I don't recommend them and I'll never have any procedure there. It's been a year since my outpatient procedure and I still suffer from pain caused at this facility.

Front desk staff is very rude and dismissive. When these concerns were brought to the attention of…read moreDr. Balcerak, he did not even want to know my concerns and dismissed me. I feel that he might be too busy and not in need of any new patient's or maybe he does not care anymore.

Awful Experience!!!…read more Would NOT recommend! If you need a tooth implant, do not go to Dr. Balcerek. Took 3 times to have the implant succeed. Failed first two implant attempts. 2.5 year experience. Not empathetic to the circumstances. Would have gone elsewhere after first failed attempt but he would not refund my money.