I am very appreciate all workers NorthShore Physical Therapy…read more They are always friendly, carefully and professional workers. I wish all workers healthy, happiness and all dreams come true, Good luck. Gennady

The clinic is close to my home and everyone is nice enough especially if you speak Russian (I…read moredon't) but they must be extremely disorganized because I never wait less than an hour to be seen. Even if I call ahead I end up waiting longer than reasonable. I use it for small issues, not overly impressed by the medical staff.

A friend recommended her doctor, who works out of this NMPG outlet. Unfortunately, he is not seeing…read moreany new patients, and the doctor to whom he is sending new referrals was booked for the next 10 days. So I ended up seeing Dr. Siles, who is an NMPG nomad -- she travels from office to office, spending a few weeks here, a month there, and so on. Yes, strange. The good news is, she is a very caring and attentive physician. She was very clear about what she thought my problem was, and what we could do to address it. She was also responsive to my financial constraints, letting me know about my various options for care, and not pressuring me to do more than I could afford. So far, so good. But the support staff at this office is horrible. It should have been a clue when they couldn't agree on the pronunciation of my doctor's name, even arguing with me when I pronounced it correctly. (It's Siles, to rhyme with styles, not "See-less.") But what's worse is that while I was waiting they were talking about various doctors in the practice, loud enough for me to hear, and often in derogatory terms. I understand that everyone hates their boss, but try to keep it from the general public. My other complaint, with NMPG in general, is that getting in touch with your doctor is a major hassle. All calls have to go through their 312-DOCTORS number, even if you are returning a call from a specific office. I'm sure this works for the organization, but it doesn't show much respect for the patient. This is my second experience with NMPG -- a couple of years ago, I had a bad experience at their outlet on Halsted, and if not for the recommendation of my friend, I would not have returned. I liked Dr. Siles, and if I can track her down, I may see her again. But I'm not impressed with this group overall.

I had an appointment with Dr. Alison Cromwell today, for a routine physical, and I must say I am…read morepleased with pretty much every part of my visit. First off, Andre from the NMPG recommended Alison because I needed to get in before my flex spending ran out at the end of May. At first I called for Dr. Alt because of her fabulous yelp reviews, but as she was unavailable, I figured I'd give Alison a shot. Andre tells me to get there 15 minutes early so I can fill out the standard health history paper work. I get there and the gentleman at the front desk was friendly and nice. The waiting area was also bright, with lots of huge windows for the sunlight to shine through, always a plus! At 12:30 on the dot, the nurse calls my name. Hallelujah, a doctor's office that runs on time!! Dr. Cromwell's nurse isn't super into chit chat but gets down to biznass, which is fine by me! Blood pressure, check! Temperature, check! Weight, check! Then, she tells me Dr. Cromwell likes to do a "meet and greet" before you "get naked". So funny. So, lo and behold, I did end up having to wait a bit before the doctor came in, as is usual in most, if not all doctors offices. Alison was really nice, great bedside manner, and asked lots of questions to get to know my habits and health history a bit better. She gave me some information on a prescription I was taking, so I could be "an informed user" and asked me on a couple of occasions if there "was anything else on my mind?". I just felt at ease with her, which is a nice feeling to have at a doctor's office. Also, they do blood work at the same facility. So, when I had to get all that fun blood work done for cholesterol, iron, etc. it was so convenient and fast. Let me tell you, I have microscopic veins. Literally, they are so tiny and hard to find, that I pity any poor soul who has to deal with me. Not to mention my face turns ghost white because I'm about to faint. Seriously. But the lady that took my blood was effective. She found a vein pretty easily and was able to extract a tube or two. All in all, a very pleasant experience. Dr. Cromwell also has an online service where you can ask questions, refill prescriptions, get test results, etc. I'm very happy with this facility, and it's just a short bike ride away, even better! Would definitely recommend Dr. Cromwell to anyone in need of a new internal medicine physician.

Reason for visit: Acne…read more Pros: 1. Able to make an appointment within a few days of phone call Cons: 1. Awful, lazy, rude staff. 2. Careless uninterested doctor 3. Terrible inconvenient office hours 4. No follow ups regarding test results or appointments 5. Staff does not answer the phones in a timely manner 6. Patient has to call for any follow ups and to get an explanation regarding test results. 7. Long wait period to receive test results. Overview: When I met w/ Dr. Subhani for the initial visit, she did spend a decent amount of time w/me but seemed uninterested in hearing what I had to say regarding my acne. I asked her to do a hormonal blood test and her attitude said that was a waste of time. She had already determined my hormone levels were normal because I'm not fat. But she did a blood test anyway because that was the main reason for the visit. She didn't want to give me any type of solution either for the acne. I had to ask her for antibiotics or something to start working on the problem. The blood test results took a couple weeks. The staff called and quickly stated the results are normal and hung up. I have no idea what they tested for. What did I pay for? When I called back to get more info on the test and maybe get a prescription, the staff didn't know what to go over or what to say nor would get the doc on the phone. Days later, when the doctor finally called back like I asked, she too had nothing to say and seemed hella irritated. Maybe I had to pay another $150 for her to talk. Seeing her was a total waste of money. She's just another doc. in the field for the money.

Up and moved locations and became out of network. Didn't even notify my family and I. Only found…read moreout she was not in our network when my family needed prescriptions refilled! We found out through our insurance that she wasn't in our network and we got that notice a week AFTER the final date. Didn't even give us time to find a new dr or anything & we have been going to her for YEARS! we can't even change plans to have her either. What kind of Dr DOESN'T notify patients they won't be in the network anymore?

I had the Worst experience with this doctor, I was denied treatment , because I didn't bring the…read morereferral printed , even when I asked if I could e mail it or fax it from my doctors office , I had to stop taking medication for 2 days , causing me so much pain , so he could look at the rash in my body , at the end I was told that the doctor did not wanted to see me, and that 20 min had go by , even when I WAS THERE ON TIME , the Receptionist had zero interest in helping, nor she had any humanity in her being ....

I've been seeing Dr Van Osdol got a couple years now. I have a bee allergy and I'm down to one shot…read morea month now. I just had the most wonderful nurse give me my shots today. Sometimes these shots can be just like getting stung by a bee and sometimes worse depending on how it's administered. Lynn made it feel like less then a pinch. I'm grateful for that. Sometimes it take me two days before my arms aren't swollen anymore. Thanks Lynn!!

10/19/18. Very bad experience ! I Do not recommend this doctor because this is what you will go…read morethrough . You fill out a ton of paperwork and then realize there is only one receptionist and that's it ! Norma His receptionist makes all the decisions for this doctor, she is not a license nurse . Does not call you back , uses her personal e mail to receive your personal info and is rude and very hard to communicate with. The doctor may be a good doctor but I was operated on a hernia as he called it a small hernia ( it's still a surgery ) there is a normal 6 week recovery on a hernia operation and his receptionist wanted me to return to work in 6 days !!! I called and demanded at least 2 to 3 weeks recovery as I was promised during my initial visit , the receptionist would not let me talk to the doctor , she thinks she's the Doctor . I had to scream at her to let me talk to my doctor . I returned for a follow up to see Dr. Hartz (16 days ) after my surgery and told him I was still sore and sensitive in the operated area and asked him for one more week before returning to work .. he became upset and said that I am making him look bad and I've been trying to stretch this out that I needed to get back to work ??? Compleately unprofecional and rude . He repeated that he was trying to do the right thing ??? Whatever that means ! He demanded that I'd return to work 18 days after my operation . The scabs haven't even completely healed . Dual standard Doctor with a nice guy bad guy attitude, a antiquated practice and a rude receptionist . ( If my surgery rips open because I returned to work to soon we will be having a different conversation Dr. Hartz ) "Allow your paying patients to return to work with confidence not inderectcly accuse them of being scammers ". Included are pictures of my stomach 6 days after my surgery as his receptionist felt I should get back to work . Bruised and swollen . And Dr Hartz tells me to my face during a follow up 16 days after surgery , I am trying to make him look bad ! . I need to get back to work . I told him I don't feel fully healed that I'm not 100 % he did not care he said no no you need to get back to work you're making me look bad . Beware! This is what you will go through . I will not ever return to this doctor and his practice. Tony !

Dr. Hart's performed surgery for me about six weeks ago. He knew I was very nervous about scarring…read moreand assured me that the scar would be quite small when it healed. Sure enough the scar is quite thin, he did a wonderful job with the repair. He also has a great bedside manner - he is very understanding and reassuring. I felt quite comfortable selecting him as my surgeon and I would go back if I had this issue again

Dr Brown has been the best doctor I've ever had. Sadly, due mainly to logistics, I have had to…read moreaddress my healthcare elsewhere. I highly recommend Dr Brown and his practice to anyone smart enough to take my advice. I miss the attentive care I use to receive and the peace of mind that comes with it. Having a doctor that actually listens with a genuine interest is hard to find. He has serves many of my family members to this day with his outstanding practice.

I'm a vegan guy who had to pay $1200 to get this general practitioner to sign off on my upcoming…read morehigh-altitude climb paperwork. Why $1200? Because the doc screwed up the first aid kits prescriptions 3 times and charged for each time I came back to get them corrected. Ridiculous. As hard as I work to be in shape and this guy charges me for his time that I used while asking him to correct his mistakes. He is either completely inept, and absent minded, as he lets on; or he is seriously trying to screw even the healthy people that walk through his door.

I have seen Dr. Boholst several times and he has always been professional, friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. He's compassionate about my health status and he has given me great medical advice. I highly recommend him.

Dr. Boholst is one of the best internal medicine primary care physicians in Chicago. He is…read morebrilliant caring kind and patient with the people that he sees. At every turn he always really wants his patients to we cared for and have their best health in mind. He gives you the time that you need and you never feel rushed when you were in his office. Do you have to be careful as with any doctor sometimes they have to deliver news that you don't want to hear. However, he is very caring and really comes from a place that he just wants what's best for you. I can't say enough about him and recommend him 100%.

Went in for an annual physical. I'm healthy, had no complaints, just a normal blood test to make…read moresure things were good. I got billed twice. I called my insurance first. They were surprised I got billed because things weren't sorted, however, they did say I got billed for two visits on the same day. I thought that was a mistake, called Dr. Roystons office and they were like, if you had ANY complaints, that would fall into a second visit. I said, no, I literally had no complaints. Last year I had a problem with my neck, so maybe she just pulled over last years billing? Nope, she billed me for conditions she's not even managing. In my notes, it literally says managed by other physicians. I went in to speak with Chris Fuqua, he said he couldn't do anything, but because she put those diagnosis in, it's a separate visit. I was like, so I'm not suppose to inform her of my conditions other doctors are managing? Isn't that important for your PCP to know your health HISTORY? He basically was like, I cannot say anything. His silence spoke volumes. Not to mention, I was telling Dr. Royston during my visit that I would prefer vitamin B12 shots over her recommended vitamin B12 pills because I struggle with taking them and she was like... no. I was like, why? She said, the pills work, if it didn't work, then you can do a shot. I spoke to someone and they were like, you can go to minute clinic and it cost less to get a B12 shot then go through insurance anyway. She was dismissive and she's billing for conditions she literally is not treating. Just beware.... You will get charged for your medical HISTORY when speaking with her.

Dr. Royston has been my doctor for 18 years, and I very highly recommend her. She is excellent…read morewhen it comes to any diagnosis but especially anything sinus or ear, nose, and throat related. I used to have ongoing sinus infections or chest congestion after colds I couldn't shake, and she always took it seriously and had quick and helpful remedies. In my past experience, most doctors shrugged those symptoms off or were at a loss for solutions. She is also great for preventive care. I recommended her to a coworker. Upon seeing her for just a routine visit, Dr. Royston immediately noticed a troubling skin lesion and correctly diagnosed my coworker with skin cancer. With me, I always feel like she is on the case looking to prevent future issues: getting my oversized thyroid checked out for possible cancer, listening to my complaints about swollen hands and getting me tested for rheumatoid arthritis, checking to make sure I am scheduled for a colonoscopy given my age. She delves into family medical history, and she asks about my exercise routine (or lack of). I just had my annual physical with her and came in with 8 written questions, thinking she would never have the time for all of them. It is Northwestern, and regardless of which department you are seeing, at some point you may feel like it's a bit of a factory pushing people in and out. But she had time for all 8 questions, and I'm glad I asked. Some of her answers were surprising and in a good way. The office is also very efficient. I've never had to wait to get in. I actually got there early last time, and Dr. Royston saw me right away. Even though it is downtown, the practice feels like a family practice. I noticed I've been seeing the same nurse there for over 10 years. The nurses have given me good tips, like after a flu shot, and I've never had a painful blood draw in their labs. I can't recommend this practice highly enough. There may be a time or two when you feel like things are going quickly, but then just let the nurse or Dr. Royston know you have more questions. They will listen.