Excellent diagnostician, extremely attentive and integrative…read more Cathie Dunal is my primary care physician and I've found her to be a thorough examiner and an excellent diagnostician. She takes as much time as necessary to gather info and provide feedback. The relationship is caring and personal. Her prescriptions for treatment range from standard to innovative. Her referrals to specialists have all been good. She is the opposite of the "Doc in a Box," and I appreciate having her as my doctor.

From the very first appointment, it was clear that she's in a league of her own when it comes to…read morepatient care. She's the kind of doctor who makes you feel like you're her only patient, giving you all the time you need, and never making you feel rushed. She doesn't just treat your symptoms; she digs deep to find the root cause of your issues. I've been to doctors before who just couldn't figure out what was wrong with me. She listened to my story, asked thoughtful questions, and worked tirelessly to get to the bottom of my health issues. Her staff is a reflection of her excellence. They are competent, caring, and always on the ball. Their follow-ups are prompt and thorough, and they always make me feel taken care of. They are everything medicine is not anymore!

Dr. Indyk is great. she is thourough, patient, and makes sure to answer all of my questions, takes…read moreher time, truly listens to her patients and addresses all of my health concerns. she is the best physician that i have ever had. im very thankful for her help. Dr Indyk jest świetna. Jest dokładna, cierpliwa i zawsze odpowiada na wszystkie moje pytania, poświęca czas, naprawdę słucha swoich pacjentów i zajmuje się wszystkimi moimi problemami zdrowotnymi. Jest najlepszą lekarką, jaką kiedykolwiek miałam. Jestem bardzo wdzięczna za jej pomoc.

Dr. Indyk is an angel. She saved my life when I felt out of options and truly listened when no one…read moreelse did. She doesn't just see you as a patient -- she cares for you as a person, with compassion and kindness that's rare to find. Because of her, I'm still here today. Thank you, Dr. Indyk, from the bottom of my heart.

This review is long overdo! Came in for annual physical appt (last Oct) with Dr. Dahlem when my…read more(now former) primary care doctor at Northwestern was unavailable for months. Couldn't have been more pleased with the quality of care (thoroughness, knowledge, advice and outstanding communication / people skills - huge differentiator over my prior doctor). The rest of the onsite team I interacted with was terrific too - warm, welcoming, knowledgeable, efficient - all around great experience. Had a follow-up appt today via zoom. Again - great experience. Your model works great for me as I travel quite a bit and being able to get care in different locations in person, via app or video call is super important to me. Truly grateful for the excellent quality of care along with the innovation which makes getting healthcare so much easier!

I am very impressed with my doctor and the staff. My care has been personal but professional. There…read moreis an in office lab that is really convenient. Everyone knows who you are after only a couple of visits. All appointments are followed up by a thorough report on their site. I had an after hours issue that I reported by phone. The response was almost immediate. I received an email detailing what I should do if my pharmacy was closed overnight. The prescription was ready within a couple hours. The response was really impressive. I highly recommend the office.

Alright, so I cheated on my original Dr...Dr. Mizuno, whom I adore but when he was out of town one…read moretime, I had a medical issue and as is the case with Northwestern Memorial Physicans Group, their practice partners will see you STAT and at least know your medical history. I suffered from chronic sinus infections that were just crazy. I went to Dr. Miller expecting the usual script and and a co-pay but what a pleasant surprise I got. He was so thorough and detail oriented that he asked questions that seemed out of sync with the routine I had experienced elsewhere. He asked about my lifestyle, my pillows, my diet, well you get it....and he LISTENED. I actually now understand why doctor's corporations are called SC for "service corporations". He was providing his Medical Services. He wasn't doing me a favor by seeing me. I was giving him an opportunity to practice medicine. Lightbulb, aaahhhhh moment. Did I mention he went to Harvard Medical School. Matters not unless they teach you human compassion there. Not only did he cure that malady, he cured me of pretty much everything and during the course of a general conversation, he discovered a something that several other doctors had dismissed or negelected. Under his care and direction, I have been treated as a person, not a number and put on a path to wellness. He had given me guidance and referals that have changed my life. When I had a rough patch health wise, he was my go to guy and Dr. Miller got me through a series of unrelated, untimely and unfortunate health issues. We've since kind of broken up because he made me all better, so much so that I don't really need to see him much anymore. Not that I mind. But you know what I mean. I have refered countless people to him and each and every one raves. He moved from the city to Northbrook which is a hike, but his demeanor, candor and knowledge are worth every second on the Edens. He is kind, gentle, caring and concerned. Dr. Miller is the first physician I have encountered that practices the art of healing. How refreshing.On their website it says under his philosphy "Dr. Miller believes in a strong patient-doctor relationship and working with patients to optimize their health care" Understatement of the year. And lets not forget the support staff, Janie, his nurse. Can you say loveable and sweet. And efficient and kind. And accommodating and warm. Yep, worth every second on the Edens and then some!

Dr. Miller was great--he took a ton of time with me at my annual physical checkup and had a quite…read morelovely, unthreatening bedside manner. He seems to be great with follow-up too--I took a chance and sent him an email through Northwestern's online dr/patient communication network, not really expecting a same-day response, but apparently these physicians really do use the online communication system (hooray! internet and no phone-holding!), he wrote back in a few hours. AND he gave me an electronic prescription I sent to the pharmacy without ever picking up the phone. Anyway, technology aside, an excellent PCP.

I want a doctor who…read more.. -Is Board Certified -Has a good bedside manner -Is sold-your-soul-to-Beelzebub smart -Has great covering partners -Admits to good hospitals -Can do minor procedures -Stays current on medical standards of care -Has a charitable sensibility -Can recite 'Buckaroo Banzai' from memory If you want any or all of these things, see Unger. Young, smart, cool Internist. As a bonus, he's also a Pediatrician, although he doesn't see kids now since his partners aren't double-boarded like him.

Dr. Unger is a competent and friendly physician. He is extremely thorough and he works feverishly…read moreto get to the root cause of a health condition. What I like most is his willingness to work with you as a partner in your own care. Symptom management is bad medicine in my mind. I know Dr. Unger doesn't agree with me, but he is willing to work with me as I do the personal work to address my health issues (mostly weight loss). I will continue to see Dr. Unger for routine, chronic and acute care. I've been working with Dr. Unger for about 12 months.

I definitely have had my share of good experiences with NorthShore Health System at the Glenbrook…read morelocation. I have a wonderful. thorough physician, they were very efficient with mammography and bone density screening, and I have an outstanding off-site physical therapist. I'm disappointed with the patient follow-up protocols in the neurosurgery department. My hard-to-get appointment had been booked for months. It was abruptly cancelled this morning. They claimed they tried to reach me. I had no messages either through the portal or my home telephone line. Maybe try a little harder? I also was stunned at how unapologetic the receptionist was. Look, I realize it's a long holiday weekend, but our time matters, too. You came up short here. Do better.

I have dealt with Northshore University Health System for many years for myself, husband, and both…read moreof my parents. Northshore is much too massive to have any type of organizational methods or effective scheduling of appointments. Northshore is an absolute nightmare to deal with. Yesterday I was on hold for over 75 mins, and they still were not able to successfully schedule the appointment. Yes, you read the hold time correctly. Today I was on hold for 20 minutes; and they were still not able to successfully schedule the appointment. Apparently only 1 person is currently able to schedule appointments for this particular department. What? Do yourself a favor. Save yourself an immense amount of frustration and aggravation. Find a different medical practice for all of your doctor appointments. Northshore is the worst.

All of the reviews are spot on. Was looking for a new primary care physician. Took a little while…read moreto get an appointment mainly because it was summer, it was just a physical, I was traveling, and this office had a few Drs out on vacation. Was all explained kindly to me. When I got in, Dr Ziemann spent a lot of time with me to understand what is going on. She's down to earth, compassionate. The office has online access for test results, appointments, and a way to. contact my Dr. I had a question about my results and Dr Ziemann was quick to respond. The front office and nurses all very nice and helpful and kind. They can do own blood tests there so no need to go to 3rd party blood test company.

Elizabeth is lovely, personable and approachable... and most importantly she's taking new patients…read more Sutter Health's new online patient system is pretty slick too, easy to sign up & navigate. If you're looking for a great primary care physician or family practice person - definitely consider Elizabeth.

Are looking for a doctor who has time to listen to everything you have to say? Is thorough,…read moreknowledgable, and available for same day appointments? I can't say enough nice things about Dr. Kirley (and her office associates.) Its been a long time since I was so impressed by a physician. I'd kind of given up on medicine being anything but a brief exchange of fees for services.To give you an idea of how diligent she is when I told her I was going to transfer the care of my adult son (who has multiple disabilities) to her she asked to have his chart so she could take it home to read thoroughly. Dr. Kirley returns phone calls and emails promptly and has even helped with insurance issues, convincing specialists to see me despite their distaste with my insurance plan. I strongly suggest that if you are looking for a primary care doc check out Dr. K. or any of her associates at this location. BTW: they are family practice specialists not internists if that matters to you.

My wife and I were treated for several decades by Dr Kashian, a wonderful primary care physician…read more He announced his retirement by letter near the end of 2025 and no provision was made for his patients. We got a letter and asked for referrals. None were forthcoming. Apparently his former partners are regarding his patients as new patients. And none of the physicians will see us even though we paid the requested concierge fee for the PRACTICE in 2024 and 2025. Our physician friends have told us that typically during a retirement, patients are transitioned to other doctors in the practice. Not this time. So we're urgently trying to locate an acceptable primary care physician for my disabled wife and I after several decades as patients of Orchard Medical. The physicians left in Orchard Medical really don't care about anyone but their individual patients. They ought to be ashamed.

after being a loyal customer and I mean customer because this business is just that a business . I…read morestarted with Dr Kashian over 40 years ago . I sent my ex wife to him my current girlfriend , my best friend and recommend other friends to orchard . Kashian retired telling me he would set me up with another doctor , he is now gone and it's like Im a stranger to the practice . They won't get me in to another doctor and act like Im a new patient ! Like I don't exist no return loyalty. It all just comes down to the modern corporate play book get what you can and that's all that matters . The bottom line is all that matters . Older doctors that probably cared about the people are replaced by new business men that don't . To be set aside like this I think is the ultimate betrayal. It's hard to realize that you never mattered.

This is, without a doubt, the worst-run doctor's office we've ever experienced. The front desk…read morestaff is consistently rude and seems unhappy to be there. They don't even know which insurance plans they accept--every one of our claims was incorrectly filed as out-of-network when they were actually in-network. Fixing this has been a major hassle, and despite multiple messages asking for the billing manager to call us back, no one has returned our calls. Instead, we were told that the doctor's wife handles billing, but no one knows when she comes in. We are now receiving final bill notices, yet the office has locked us out of the patient portal due to non-payment, making it impossible to access our records or communicate through that system. When my wife asked how she could reach her doctor or someone who could help, she was told to use the portal--the very one we had been locked out of. All we are trying to do is get them to resubmit these claims correctly as in-network so we can pay the bill and move on. That's it. And yet, we're met with roadblock after roadblock. To top it off, they advertise themselves as a concierge practice, which is laughable. Concierge medicine is supposed to provide premium care, personalized attention, and easy access to the physician and staff. Here, they don't even answer the phone over lunch. Why not stagger lunch breaks like any other service-oriented business instead of shutting down entirely? The final straw was when my wife--who is battling stage 4 cancer--called for the third time to resolve this, only to be scolded for trying to fix a 2024 billing issue in 2025. Unfortunately, we had more pressing matters last year. We're done. As soon as this gets resolved, we'll be finding a new doctor. If you're considering this practice, I'd strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

Great preventative approach to medical care. Dr Nikurs is very kind and thorough. My hypertension…read moreis now under control.