Such a wonderful place! Dr. D is incredible. Chiropractor, acupuncture, a red light room. All!…read more They are comfortable to be around, and so knowledgeable I fly from Houston to go to this clinic. It's the greatest for overall health.

first off the front desk woman named Lisa has the worst customer service experience and was just…read morequite frankly not friendly whatsoever and was an assistant to Dr. Danny. They do do not provide you pricing prior to actually providing the procedures and then you are left paying crazy outrageous prices that are not accommodatable or substantial. There was no price point that stated I had to pay $150 just to even speak to Dr. Danny and if I paid cash I would have gotten a 10% discount which was failed to tell me until after I paid for the service, I got absolutely nothing out of that care. dr. Danny literally stated verbatim and diagnosed verbatim the same exact diagnosis to my boyfriend with back pain and I with an autoimmune disease. This is such a scam I do not recommend going to see this doctor. It is a money tactic and they refuse to see that while instead of providing actual recommendations, they just want to see you 2 to 3 times a week and provide you payments and payment plans so on and so forth it sounds like a gimmick and as though I am at a kiosk or auction. There was nothing gained from that appointment whatsoever I do not feel different whatsoever the recommendations I already take as far as vitamins.

I would 100% advise NO ONE to come here. They will charge 430 dollars for a test without telling…read moreyou and then you will get a bill in the mail for it! Thats after great insurance!! All of my bills got billed wrong and it's still an ongoing fight. Not the first person to hear about this that went to PROMPTMED. You're better off going to your real doctor and sticking it out for a few days.

Wonderful experience- everyone was so kind and helpful.My son was so sick and dehydrated. It was…read morehelpful to sign in online and receive a text of when to leave so we wouldn't have a long wait in the office. We will use them again when needed and will definitely recommend them to others.

I went to Dr. Larsen for second opinion. He was very nice, spent time with me and answered all my…read morequestions. Caring doctor which is hard to find these days. I would definitely recommend him! He knows his job and does it very well!

In my opinion, he is the best podiatrist in Racine county very knowledgeable, and has a great…read morebedside manner. Located on Highway 20 in the Aurora building west building. Right next-door to the car dealership of Boucher Chevrolet. Dr. Larson is the best. *****.

Referred a client for psychiatric services. Two days before the appointment the office staff called…read moreand canceled the appointment due to paperwork not having been filled out 3 days before. It was not stated anywhere on paperwork or website that the patent needs to fill out the paperwork a certain number of days before appointment-in fact, in some instances it states that paperwork can be brought in at the first appointment. The client explained that they were unaware and would fill it out immediately-but were told it was too late. The client asked to speak to the manager who was terrible rude and condescending and just kept explaining the (undocumented) policy-THe client was very upset and kept asking what she could do to make this right. She explained that she had just moved from out of state and things were very chaotic and she needed to get in so she could have her medication managed (for depression) as she was about to run out. THey told her that since she did not care about their policies she was not only being cancelled but she was not welcome back to see any of their providers. The client plans to file a complaint with the the ethics board of the APA. THis is incredibly unprofessional behavior by clinically uneducated individuals who are acting on the behalf of medical professionals who have ethical standards they are required to uphold. These actions put the entire practice at risk of malpractice. Never in my 30 years in the field have my clients experienced this type of treatment.

Anyone that has gone to a counselor or psychiatrist knows it's not necessarily the best experience…read more While going to PR&A, I felt like I was a number rather than a client who mattered. This place had a cooperate and uncomfortable feel to it. The clinicians and psychiatrists were "nice" I am not so sure they had my best interest in mind. Maybe I was just going to the wrong people, but that is the feeling I got. I will leave out names because I don't want to point fingers, but as a client, I wish I had read a review like this prior to going because I probably would have gone somewhere else, and much smaller. The psychiatrist... I saw her for about 2 months. She listened to my problems but was so quick to put me on medication. I personally do not like that, especially when I am totally apprehensive to take medication to begin with (which I told her). I ended having terrible side effects from the medication. Cymbalta - I was put on this medication for anxiety and depression. This made my heart rate go crazy, I had zero appetite, I felt like I had no personality whatsoever, and I would go from complete highs to complete lows. It was not good. When I addressed them with her, she simply took my BP while in the office, said I was fine, and said to continue with the medication. She then told me if it was that bad, just stop taking it because I had not been on the medication that long so it should not have any side effects coming off of it. Well she was wrong. I stopped cold turkey and I literally became suicidal. In addition to that, I would be in the middle of talking to someone and would completely forget where I was, what I was talking about, and in a couple situations who I was talking to. It was very scary! When that happened I went back on the medication and then did my own research. Come to find out, this medication CANNOT be stopped cold turkey! You literally have to open up the pill and take one bead out each day until you get down to the last bead. (It took almost 3 months to whine myself off!) So if you're Dr ever prescribes Cymbalta to you, make sure you really need it. And if you do, make sure you are fully aware of the side effects, and that your Dr will listen and address any concerns you have. After this experience I did not return to her. The therapist... She was alright. We did talk, a lot. But the first 15 minutes of session she would spend that time "shooting the shit" and often times she would talk about things pertaining to herself. I am sorry, but when I am paying $75 a co-pay, I am not coming to socialize. If that's the case, then the session should go 15 overtime to account for the 15 minutes of BS. I think if she avoided this, I may have had a better experience. But unfortunately because of this, I always ended up leaving more annoyed than helped. After about 2 months I stopped going to her as well. So to sum it up.... Depending on your needs, do your research. Read reviews. Go to someone who has RAVING reviews. I personally just did not like the practice and as I mentioned, I just felt like a number. I hope if you do go here, you get a much better experience than myself! Part of being a counselor is to make the client feel like you empathize with their problems, and I did not get this feeling here!

I switched to Lindenhurst Peds when my former pediatrician refused to see sick kids. The practice…read morehas been amazing, always squeezing me in when my son is sick (for reference every time we needed a sick call at my last pediatrician we were sent to Urgent Care). The practice as a whole is patient, kind, knowledgable, and just wonderful. Highly recommend them!

Dr. Phake is a kind and knowledgeable man. He is patient and friendly with the kids, which is why…read morewe stayed so long despite the fact that the front desk staff is among the worst I have ever seen. they are rude and unconfident on the phone and will NEVER complete the task or even call you back if you put in a request for something (referals, scripts, bloodwork). on more than one occasion, I had to call several times for the simplest of things, like a phone number for a specialist!! (apparently, giving out phone numbers is "not their job," and someone will need to call me back with that information... which never came, btw!!) This is a very small practice, so there is no reason why anyone cannot do these simple things. the front desk takes no responsibility for themselves, always pointing the finger at someone else. the only thing worse than the front desks incompetence is the after-hours answering service. my husband once argued with them for over a half hour about whether or not our call was necessary for my daughters alleric reaction!! she actually said "well if you gave her benedryl, then there's nothing for the doctor to do!" OH!! AND THE ICING ON THE CAKE (I'll never forget this one!!) When my son was about 1, I got a call from the office out of blue saying, "I'm calling to schedule your son's autism screening" .... WHAT?!? I've never been told my son could be autistic!!!! after I lose my mind crying to my husband, he calls the office back and come to find out..... ooops, sorry!!!.... that note was for meant for another patient!!! unbelievable!! Do yourself a favor and go to an office whose staff is as good as the doctor. it's just not worth it.

I'm not sure if this place has changed their name or not--it's located within the Northwestern…read moreMedicine Grayslake Outpatient Center in Grayslake. This is where I had my first colonoscopy. I didn't select it for any reason but that I was able to get the week following my call, whilst any other appointments were booking next year (it's November). Thankfully this center is possibly the closest to me when factoring in the traffic which was helpful. The Grayslake Northwestern center is small, which is to be expected for this small burb. The endoscopy center is on the third floor of pavilion A, so you can skip the registration line on the first floor. Check in is quick--in fact, the whole thing is very quick. I checked in around 8:10-8:15 and I was leaving by 9:40. The staff were nice, competent. The big topic amongst patients must be what they're going to eat because I think three different nurses asked me what I was going to have when I was done. The procedure was significantly less difficult than I expected--all the things that I read that made me nervous may just be that people weren't properly preparing for it. I received a call from the center a couple days prior to the procedure to go over thing with me and I opted to just err on the side of caution and have a bland diet for the next two days. Ostensibly this made it simpler on my end but also to complete a thorough screening. After I was finished I was moved to a recovery stall for 15-20 minutes I think. They gave me some Lorna Doone cookies as a snack since I hadn't eaten anything in over 36 hours. The only thing that was bothersome is that this building is a cancer center and yet none of the personnel were wearing a mask, or even asked if I preferred it.

I went to Dr. Murphy for chronic lower back pain and he put me on a plan that is bringing me real…read morerelief. Friendly front desk staff and Dr Murphy was very informative. It gave me confidence in his care. Felt very safe.

I have had 2 appointments with Dr. Murphy. First appointment was strange. I was told he could…read moresqueeze me in within the hour, which was great since I was in extreme pain. When I arrived, I was basically told to go to a different clinic for an xray and that I wouldn't receive treatment until he viewed the xray. He never treated me that day. He did, however, talk for 30 minutes about how he woke up with his daughter in the middle of the night to see a specific recent meteor shower or something similar... this turned into another story about his personal history with ADHD and how he loved his experience with ancentry.com? He went on and on and on for 30 minutes, while I sat there in extreme pain? Little did I know that he would charge me for this appointment later? For what? To listen to him drone on and on about personal stories? I went to get my xray and saw him the next day. He treated me with a traditional alignment, after explaining to me what he saw on my xray... for 20 minutes! This man doesn't know how to stop talking. During the treatment (which took 5 minutes) and for the following additional 20 minutes, he told me stories about seeing a shooting star with his father-in-law while camping in Montana. In the middle of the story, he started yelling about seagulls he could see out his window on the roof across the street at Gateway. He then literally, yelled, "squirrel!" as a reference to a line in the Disney Up movie, referring to a person who is easily distracted. I was ready to go and wanted it to stop when I stood up and politely said I should get going, with my hand on the door knob... he says, "wait! don't you want to hear the end of my story about the shooting star in Montana?" Really? I think this man just likes to hear his own voice. I was finally released and was told, by the receptionist, that I owed for both appointments, even though the previous appointment only consisted of story telling. Never again! I don't doubt that he knows what he's doing, as a chiropractor. When I left, my back ache had improved by almost 70-80%! That IS why I went, after all. I just don't like the charge for a visit without any treatment and the constant talking while I'm sitting there in apparent pain. Very strange experience. Update: My mom was also a patient here. Although she used Medicare for payment and paid for 2 copays, she received another $200+ bill 8 months after the appointment. After calling and asking for an explanation, she was told this was a separate "initial patient fee" that everyone pays on their first appointment. She questioned why they didn't tell her this upfront so she could pay it 8 months previously or at least be prepared before her appointment. After a few phone discussions, the Dr., himself, told her not to worry about that fee and that he waive it completely. Now, 6 months later, she receives another bill for that $200+ initial patient fee. She called to remind them that the Dr. waived this fee. They are argumentative and do not believe what she is saying and insisting that she pay, so she did. This isn't right. The billing is unorganized and unclear and empty promises are made about waiving fees.

I am an intensive care trained RN, who was in need of home health nursing and physical therapy…read morefollowing a prolonged, serious illness and hospitalization. I was both surprised and very pleased with the quality of nursing professionals at Northern Rose. The CEO is intensive care trained, as was the RN she sent to my home. Both were insightful, smart, and so helpful with suggestions regarding my plan of care. The physical therapists sent by Northern Rose were so very much more helpful than the physical therapists at the "rehab" center I was recently discharged from. I progressed more in just a few sessions with them, than I had during several weeks at the center. I would highly and enthusiastically recommend Northern Rose Home Health services to anyone I care about, they were wonderful!!!

Northern Rose has provided nursing and physical therapy for my mom. They were very professional and…read moreknowledgeable. I would highly recommend them.