Top quality care. Answered all of my questions and figured out the root of the problem. Left me…read morefeeling informed, well cared for, and happy to know the source of my issues. You can tell Dr Holmes is passionate about his work and making sure his patients are well taken care of. Highly recommend.

I had searched and read about physicians in the Chiagoland area that are neurologist and treat…read morecertain neurology conditions. I found Dr. Holmes. However, upon calling the office I was met with well the doctor is not seeking to treat anyone with that particular disorder. This is not a rare disorder and they come highly rated. Really? Why? is the question. I wanted someone closer to me and yet they do not see any patients with S disorder? Guess, I had better keep searching, and so should all of you other yelpers out there if seeking a Neurologist in Chicago!!

Dr. Slavick is a very good neurologist. He has very good clinical skills. He is a good…read morecommunicator and explains the prescribed medications. disease and treatments very well. I would make note that he does have hours for patients at St. Joseph Hospital. He is a very good doctor.

Dr. Lipson was very polite, attentive and made me feel comfortable and taken care of. I have…read moreanother health condition and he was very conscious of taking that into consideration. It was a quick appointment so I wish he could have spent a little more time explaining the medication but other than that, he was very personable. The only other thing that made me a little uncomfortable was at check in, the receptionist (who was very nice!) asked me all my medical history out loud and typed it up as we talked. Luckily no other patients were in the waiting room or there, so that's probably why he did that, but I hope when other patients are there, they take that information in private or have the patient fill it out themselves in a private area. All in all, I felt taken care of and would recommend Dr. Lipson.

Dr. Holmes is hands down the best doctor I have ever been to in Chicago! Having recently moved to…read moreChicago (from New York), I have struggled to find doctors I trust here. He's kind, considerate, and follows through. It's rare to find a doctor who you can wholeheartedly trust with your care. He has helped me navigate through the scary world of ocular migraines.

Dr. Slavick is still my go-to guy…read more Recently I've been the recipient of migraine headaches lasting anywhere from 12 hours to 4 days. In addition my medication (Imitrex) conveniently stopped being effective, thus leaving me wiped out, hurting and in serious need of dark, mute rooms. Super fun. So, I packed it in and finally made another appointment. Oh, it was likely the WORST day ever: woke up to an unwelcome Facebook message, managed to douse my pant legs in gasoline while filling up my tank, and then trudged through the rain, into downtown to have my head examined. Sigh. The bright spot was actually the doc's office. They were shocked at how quickly the ENTIRE OFFICE reeked of high octane gasoline (sigh, I'm a klutz, a dangerous klutz) but the receptionist was so sweet about it. She even handed my some air freshener to keep in the room with me. Seriously? I'm out of this world random. Regardless, after a few "WOW, I've never had this before, and I've seen EVERYTHING!" Dr. Slavick moved onto my migraines ;) New scripts for Topamax and some new migraine meds. YAY! Order for a Cardothoracic Echo with Bubble Study to rule out PFO (hole in heart). Not so YAY, but ya know...necessary. Dr. Slavick is very good at explaining everything, and writing EVERYTHING down. He has good bedside manner, and is very prompt. Plus, he won't kick you out if you smell of gasoline. Good thing!

Great place. Dr. Slavick is a great neurologist who has been very helpful throughout the past few…read moreyears. Right at the beginning he went over in details how the head injury I had has resulted in the minor seizures that have come about. He gave explanations as to why it would be best to take certain medications--one of which I was already on from a previous neurologist--and why they might have to increase in dosage over the time. Not to mention he brought up the necessary tests and what the results were for. I should say, unlike some doctors, Dr. Slavick allows prescribing the cheaper generic prescriptions along with the major brands. Also, he is not the only neurologist I have been too. I started off seeing one located at UIC Medical Center, one of the most unorganized hospitals, and got some of the worst service from that doctor. When I received side effects from one medication that doctor just said "Well, okay. We'll put you on this one then." That is so careless and unprofessional sounding. The guy every single time came off as though his patients were just tests in a lab that didn't really matter. Dr. Slavick and those at the Clinical Neuroscienses on the other hand come off as very helpful and caring. They truly do want to make sure that the patients are being helped from what I've experienced.

Regarding Staff Dr. David Shenker…read more I would not recommend Dr. Shenker to anyone! He was not very polite nor did he take the time to understand my situation. He answered his cell phone three times during the course of my 1 hour and 15 minute appointment, and these were not calls of a business nature. Furthermore, he was rude and I left feeling like I wasted my time completely by visiting him. Just recently I had another migraine and called him for a prescription since he did not give me one at the time of the visit. He refused to call in a prescription for me and recommended I visit the ER. Hello- you told me to call you for a prescription if this happened again! In short, this is the worst experience I've ever had with a Doctor. He was rude, unaccommodating, unhelpful, and at the end of the day has left me with a severe migraine. I do not plan to see him again, ever. If I have to go back to this office I will request a different neurologist even if I have to wait a few months.

Dr. McNulty was seen for a consult and was terrific to work with. She spent over an hour with us,…read morecarefully listening and asking questions in addition to a physical examination. It is a pleasure to look forward to following up with her.

Had Shingles. Saved my right eye…read more So there's that! Ha! Nice going "Colby!" He is a devilishly handsome doctor w/ a gentle bedside manner. His father (still alive) must be thankful.

I got LASIK recently and did well with it. But there is simply no excuse for making patients wait…read more30-60 minutes to be seen by anyone. Period. And that is just the FIRST waiting room. Then there are at least 2 other places to wait for a total of an hour and a half usually. You need better scheduling so that people during a workday aren't forced to take off half a day.

I have mixed feelings about this urgent care. This urgent care came highly recommended to me from a…read moretrusted friend, and I sought it out while having some strep-like symptoms. The biggest pro is that everyone is very personable, and the MA & doctor both had excellent bedside manner. It was genuinely a good experience while I was being looked at. The biggest con is the wait time. I initially walked in around 9:30am, hoping to be looked at 10-10:30am and make a work meeting by 11. However, I waited until nearly 10:30am (an hour later) and ended up leaving because I had to go. I returned with a booked appointment for 12:30pm, and I wasn't looked at until almost 1:45pm. Numerous people that arrived after me were taking in first, and I'm not sure why -- maybe it was a triaging thing. This is a great place to get your immediate/urgent care done, but note that it's not really immediate. If you can find a way to kill the time, you won't be disappointed. However, if you plan to be in and out, you may need to consider another location.

I just had an appointment with Dr. James Barrett and I went from feeling really frightened about my…read morecondition, to being lighthearted. It turned out it was the flu, but when you have a 100 degree temperature and you are 77 years old and your chest tightens up and it's hard to breathe, and impossible to talk without wheezing, it is scary. He patiently listened to all of my concerns and addressed them, coming up with solutions that have already started working. I can't thank him enough! You will quickly realize how much he cares and how much he knows.

Great Drs they really care for you and help you understand I like my heart Dr Volgman she…read morelistens and understand the womens heart dr division is great