What a wonderful service from this Doctor and office people…read more Every time I visit, I get great service all the time. Thanks Dr Nho.

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.

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.

Dr. Hill is truly compassionate and the most amazing surgeon. His office staff and medical team…read moreare very considerate and caring and do their best to make the patient feel comfortable and relaxed. After two back-to-back surgical procedures that could have been complicated due to my tight schedule, Dr. Hill did his absolute best to accommodate my schedule. I highly recommend Dr. Hill, no matter where you live in the greater Chicagoland area.

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.