I have been coming to this office since 1990, originally seeing Dr Wener whom I had a great respect…read moreand appreciation for. When he retired, I was switched to Dr Abby Seruya. At first I was apprehensive because Dr Wener was my first and only gynecologist. I worried for nothing. Dr Seruya is wonderful! She's thorough, approachable, intelligent and just puts me at ease. I enjoy our conversations and appreciate her knowledge and sense of humor. I consider her my female Dr Wener! And that's a compliment.

I went for my first annual in 30+ years without Dr Duboe. I'm sure he will enjoy retirement and I…read morewish him the very best! I will miss his pleasant nature and compassionate care. The office and staff are professional and very nice. This place has been a constant and comforting presence for me all these years later. I'll continue to visit annually.

I love Dr. Kotzan! She's been my doctor since I suffered a stroke back in 2008. More recently, I…read moresufferered a Volvulous ( my small intestine flipped around, strangled my internal organs and cut off the blood supply. (Yes, I nearly died). Throughout the entire process of trying to help me get better, Dr. Kotzan was there every step of the way, helping however she could. Her office staff, Shara, Barb, Monica and Trisha are all wonderful. Thank you to everyone for all you have done for me.

Dr. Kotzan is hands down the worst doctor I have ever had the displeasure to encounter. I went to…read moreher years back&was amazed to find out recently that she's still practicing. The mere fact that she is led me to want to share my experiences with her in the hopes that others will be able to avoid having similar experiences. Where to begin... Well, first off, she misdiagnosed not one, but two cases of strep throat (I worked at a preschool at the time and thusly, the possibility of strep should've been taken much more seriously--maybe a test??) as malingering, though I had a 100+ degree fever with the first case and a 101.9 degree fever with the second. I had to insist I be tested both times and both tests came back positive. As I said, I was only administered the strep tests in both instances, after I insisted upon being tested and after being told that I was simply malingering (how one can conjure up a high fever at will is a concept that escapes me, but that's what I was told). I was found to have a rather serious and painful immune condition after years of coming to Dr. Kotzan with clearly defined symptoms which I later found out were classic symptoms of the illness I suffer from and being treated like a crazy person and told that I was merely malingering by Dr. Kotzan every single time. Thankfully, I'm doing incredibly well right now. It still, however, makes me absolutely furious to think that I could've been treated literally years before I was if only I hadn't gone to a doctor who did her best to make me feel as insignificant as possible. In that regard, Dr. Kotzan took valuable time from my life that I will never get back. Dr. Kotzan also misdiagnosed a melon sized ovarian cyst as malingering, leaving me to suffer the effects from that cyst (I could've lost my ovary and still have issues with that ovary and Fallopian tube) to this day. In fact, I recently had surgery that involved some of those very effects as well as the immune condition which I previously referenced. Dr. Kotzan did so without any information to back that particular opinion up. I'm not a person who likes to wallow or complain and I'm not someone who comes into the doctor's office for attention. I have a business to run and a life to live. Even back then, I was a hard worker and a dedicated student and employee, not a malingering victim archetype. I certainly didn't spend time in Dr. Kotzan's office because I liked being treated poorly. I came when-and only when-I had health issues that needed to be attended to. In addition to the information above and numerous other experiences that I had w/Dr. Kotzan which ranged from the ridiculous, to the disrespectful, to the downright scary, and which at this point are too numerous to share and which I would rather not revisit (I've already given this woman years of my life, happiness, health and wellness--I'd rather not waste even one extra second on her now), which, as a whole, culminated in my leaving her practice, I was essentially blacklisted from seeing any of the doctors Dr. Kotzan worked with or had any influence over. I was never provided with a satisfactory explanation for this type of treatment (not that any reason would've been a sufficient excuse for such poor treatment). I found that to be absolutely ridiculous and totally unprofessional. Even with concrete and serious diagnoses by other doctors, I was always, ALWAYS treated like a malingerer by Dr. Kotzan. I also found some very inappropriate, condescending, demeaning (not to mention untrue) and downright odd information in my chart upon examining it after I had been hospitalized a few years ago--much of which apparently came from Dr. Kotzan. I received an apology from the hospital staff for any inconvenience it caused, after it was determined to be untrue. I would add that throughout my experiences with Dr. Kotzan, I was always as professional and respectful as possible even when I didn't receive the same on her end. I have wonderful, caring, professional doctors now and couldn't be happier. I only wish I could get back the time and avoid the stressful experiences that typified the time I wasted seeing Dr. Kotzan. If anything, my experience with her has taught me that doctors are just people and that they can be as disrespectful and uncaring as anyone you might meet on your journey through life. I've learned to stand up for my rights as a patient and to question what my doctors tell me. I'm a more proactive patient now, thanks to my experience with Dr. Kotzan, though I'd have been just as happy to learn all of that by reading up on patients rights rather than having to experience the atrocious treatment I received under her care. I only hope this review helps others to avoid making similar mistakes with their own health care and patient rights. I'm sorry to have to leave anyone such a horrible review, but if anyone deserves just that, it's Dr. Kotzan.

I credit Dr. Dan Pesavento for getting me through a very stressful pregnancy. I came to Dr. Dan…read moreafter receiving care from a large women's practice. I was frustrated with being pushed from doctor to doctor and getting inconsistent messages. That was stressful for me as a first time mother, so that is when I started looking for other physicians. Dr. Dan was recommended to me, and switching was the best decision I made. Dr. Dan goes above and beyond for anyone that he sees. He makes you feel like you're his only patient. He is kind, patient, and will make sure you're completely comfortable every step of the way. I was very anxious throughout my pregnancy for numerous reasons and expressed that during many appointments. Dr. Dan consistently checked on me and made sure that I was doing okay not only physically but also emotionally. I called him several times after hours, and it was never a problem. He took his time on the phone and made sure I was calm and feeling better before hanging up. He was truly a lifesaver. My delivery was a scary one, and I credit Dr. Dan for being an excellent, quick-thinking physician during a serious time. He got my baby out safely and knew exactly what steps to take to make sure my delivery didn't end up being critical. His years of experience made me feel confident that I was under the best care. I cannot thank Dr. Dan enough for everything. Even now in my post-partum weeks, Dr. Dan has checked on me a few times to make sure I am doing okay and if I need anything from him. I am beyond grateful for him and recommend him to anyone who is looking for dependable care. Thank you so much, Dr. Dan!

Dr. Daniel Pesavento was a dream OB/GYN after semi-nighmarish experiences with my first two…read moredeliveries with Mc-high-volume OB practice's rushing me through on jacked up pitocin, and then doing unnecessary episiotomies that delayed my recovery--all because the guy on duty wanted to handle multiple deliveries and c-sections in the same day, without calling in help from one of his two practice partners. Dr. Dan is very personable, and has good sense of humor, no top of being excellent OB. I found him by talking on the down-low with the labor nurses who agreed the other practice had only 1 doc out of 3 worth his stuff, and Dr. Pesavento or Dr. Zimmerman were better options. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Dr. Wehrmann is adequate as a doctor, but her office is completely incompetent…read more Her office ordered my wife to get a routine ultrasound and blood test but it turns out that they sent her to the incorrect hospital. What's more, they failed to write a formal referral. Now we are stuck with medical bills in excess of $1,000 that insurance will not pay due to their administrative error. We don't have the resources to pay this bill so as a result our credit will be ruined for years. What's worse is that her office has failed to take any responsibility for this situation or provide assistance in any way. Instead, they turn around and blame us for their mistake. This behavior is abhorrent. Our advice: stay far away from this doctor's office. There are plenty of doctors available who are at least able to run a competent operation. After all, if you cannot rely on your doctor to take care of the simplest and most routine paperwork, how can you have any faith that the doctor will competently care for your health or the health of your child?

I went to Dr. Wehrmann for an annual exam after my insurance switched and I couldn't go to my…read moreprevious gynecologist anymore. It was very in and out (the whole thing took about 30 minutes including filling out new patient paperwork, waiting in the waiting and exam rooms, and the actual exam). It was totally routine, so I can't rate a complicated/problematic visit, but for a typical yearly exam, it was great! Dr. Wehrmann is very nice, professional, and speedy! I'll be back, but hopefully not until next year. :)

I've heard mixed reviews of Alexian Brothers over the years. I've visited people there but have…read morenever had to use their services. My wife had a bad case of the flu and we wound up at the ER late one night. She was seen almost immediately. The staff was pleasant and attentive. They listened, which I don't always see from hospital staff. The nurses were really wonderful - available and helpful. I can't entirely say the same about the staff doctor - I didn't get his name but he was a young guy who, while I'm sure is a very good doctor, didn't have the best bedside manner. And, when I had a question for him and couldn't get him to come to the room, I walked over to the desk where he was chatting about sports with others. When I tried to interrupt, he told me to wait and he'd see me when he was available. While I understand that everyone deserves a break now and again, being available for your patients is paramount. Clearly, not working and not being able to answer a simple question because you're talking about unimportant things is not what should be expected. Outside of my complaint about the doctor, we were very happy with how they treated us and cared for my wife. Of course, we have not seen the bill yet...

If you are in need of emergency medical care, I do not advise Alexian Brother hospital emergency…read moreroom! Worst experience of my life. I was afraid I was not going to come out alive. They will mix heart patients with heavy drug users. Security guards watching you. I was placed in a warm room, then remove to a room that felt like I was in a freezer ordered by the head nasty nurse. If you black don't go to Alexian Brothers Hospital. I started with a 140/80 blood pressure and discharge with a 189/90 blood pressure. I had to beg to please take out the needle still in my arm so I could at least put my coat on. Three blankets were not enough. I then realized I was in the room that the ambulance bring patients through double doors heavy with ice. Temperature about 10 degrees outside. I will NEVER, NEVER go back there again!

Dr. Iqbal is great because you can call and make an appointment directly through him. He is easy to…read moretalk to and will explain everything so well to you. He eliminates costs by not having an office staff which I like because it feels more personal. He has state of the art equipment. I feel comfortable with Dr. Iqbal. He may not have a conventional office space but it's actually more personal and he takes his time. I never feel rushed and I can call him anytime with questions.

I should have listened to my instincts but went ahead with my appointment because I needed a fast…read moreRx to refill my birth control. Dr. Iqbal is nice and I felt comfortable with him, but he does practice alone, with no staff, and that is strange to me. His wife apparently does spa-type services for women, but I didn't see her when I was there. I think the reason he doesn't have any staff and takes appointments at night and on weekends is because he doesn't have a lot of business! The website looked attractive and the doctor told me that his office is like a "mom and pop shop." Yes, very mom and pop. Not what I expected, but still clean at least. The doctor was not helpful in explaining my issue with melasma as it relates to the birth control pill--he said I shoudn't have it because I'm caucasian! Mostly I have a problem with his billing--he will ask you tons of questions about your insurance, and he asks that you pay out-of-pocket and up-front for all services. After I had an abnormal pap smear, I decided not to go back as further testing would cost hundreds of dollars.

I cannot be more happy with the service we receive from Dr. Kaiser and her staff. There is no great…read morereason to have to schedule an appointment with the oncology specialists, but they make the process that much easier for the patient and care givers. The front desk staff has always been polite and professional and willing to assist with matters of insurance, referrals and appointments. Our nurse Josie who was assigned to be our point of contact during chemo, was understanding and always answered our questions. She and Dr. Kaiser were always available-even when emergencies came up and followed up with even minor issues and questions. Dr. Kaiser was understanding and kind and extremely knowledgeable treating my husbands rare cancer. She was there for everything. Our family cannot thank them enough! In the field on oncology there is a fine line between administering treatment but balancing the compassion needed to deal with this disease emotionally- The Oncology Specialists does this well.