Care quality, staff is wonderful…read more She is on top of her game, and goes that extra mile. Besides being my Allergist, I wish she could be my Primary Doctor too. Her dedication to patients is off the charts !!!

I've been a patient of ASAP allergy in River Forest for about a year. Dr. Shah is my primary…read moreallergist, but both she and Dr. Gobin are great -- as is the friendly, competent staff. I've seen plenty of allergists over the years, but this team is the best, and I've recommended them to my friends.

Dr Gobin, is very knowledgable and understanding. She helped me, and found out what was causing…read moremy allergies. She explained every treatment with details, and help me with all my concerns. I highly recommend Dr Gobin, to anyone experiencing allergies and asthma.

Dr. Gobin has great bed side manner. She is very easy to talk to and explains her treatment plan…read morevery well. One of the best doctors I've seen across any medical speciality.

Doctor Szpindor is the best doctor I have ever been to. She helped me to learn how to treat my…read morecondition and find supplements and medicine that made a very effective treatment. She takes time to explain things thoroughly and not rush you out the door. She also suggested many useful articles to read. My health greatly improved by listening to her advice. The office staff is also pleasant and helpful.

I'm surprised to see any negative reviews. Dr. Anne in my opinion is one of the best doctors I've…read moreever gone to in my life. As someone with autoimmune issues, under her care, she greatly improved the quality of my life. She's very direct in her approach, which might be a turnoff for some people, but she was right on target with my medical issues and care.

I paid 40 dollars and the Allergist didn't even examine me, I explained the allergies I suffer from…read moreand he only prescribed me an ointment that my doctor had already prescribed me and I myself had told him that I had already used that one before without giving me good results and he told me that it was another ointment and when I went to the pharmacy it was the same ointment that I had already used a long time ago. Bad service, bad attitude I do not recommend it, plus they open late, you wait more than an hour for the place to open.

Very knowledgeable about respiratory difficulties. They make sure that the patient is educated…read moreabout their condition and teach them how to manage it effectively to achieve optimal results. Rare to find a doctor that practices with such passion!!

I would like to give high praise to Aysha Ahmed, PA-C. She…read morewas very professional, knowledgeable, and personable. I appreciate her care and hope that this positive feedback goes noticed. She's awesome!

I was very nervous to change doctors.I chose Dr. Quraish Rababah.She had great reviews.Watched her…read morevideo said that she prays with the patient (if they like ) also she said she works with the patient.Not my experience ! She barely walked in the door said Hi & then said I was extremely overweight.She used a harsher word than overweight)AND THAT IT DID NOT LOOK LIKE I WAS TRYING TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT.ABSOULUTELY ,AMAZING how she could make that assumption of me in under one minute.How about this.Do not Judge a patient when you just met them one minute ago.Actually do not JUDGE them at all.My opinion Is how UNPROFESSIONAL,rude,ignorant,thoughtless can a person be.especially a so called professional.When I asked her a question her eyes bugged out of her head & She YELLED the answer like she was spitting it out with venom.Bottom line..glad others had good experience Not me !! Did not go there to be abused.Heard shes leaving next month.My opinion..on her way out so doesnt care about treating patients with dignity.Found a different doctor the next day.

Very grateful to hear an unsavory staffer was promptly removed. Thank you very much! Photos removed.read more

I love my doctor, and she referred me to this place, so I tried to overlook my first impressions:…read morethe faded letters on the awning, the wall to wall dingy carpet (why would there be carpet in an allergist's office at all?), the peeling wallpaper, old and uninteresting magazines in the waiting room which did nothing to alleviate my frustration at waiting an hour before my name was finally called. The nurse didn't exactly have a great bedside manner, and I'm not sure bare feet in Crocs is up to public health code. I'm pretty sure she insulted my size when asking if I needed the "other blood pressure arm cuff", still not sure what she meant by that. She then asked me to repeat the symptoms that I had already listed on the bazillion pages of paperwork I filled out while waiting. She wrote very slowly (shouldn't there be shorthand for congestion and watery eyes at an allergist's office?). The corners of the examining table were worn down exposing the cotton (again, I don't think that's up to health code) and the nurse used a thermometer that has probably been around since the 1970s. By the time the doctor finally made it in, I was ready to leave. But we had a good conversation about my symptoms and some possible solutions so I scheduled another appointment for a scratch test. (It was supposed to be done that day but they had forgotten to let me know that I couldn't take certain prescriptions ahead of time.) Day of the scratch test involved another long wait, so I left to go to Starbucks. They didn't appreciate that. Day 2 of scratch test, the unpleasant nurse returned, this time in flip flops (seriously? this can't be sanitary). She mentioned that I probably shouldn't have been scheduled for scratch tests two days in a row cause it would be hard on my skin. Great. Subsequent visit was made with the physician's assistant, and I really liked her. She recommended allergy shots, yay! And gave me some other good advice. I guess the jury is still out, but I'm coming around to thinking that my doctor wasn't so crazy for recommending this place after all. But i still want that nurse to put on some socks and shoes. And please, a little upgrade to the decor and some current magazines would go a long way.

So, in July 2021 when the weather was great, we were all moving around living our best masked life…read moreor maskless life, I developed severe congestion, fits of sneezing, a runny nose like Roscoe on Martin, a throbbing headache and slight fever that my ginger and garlic tea, saline mist and xytal couldn't cure. So I called Elmhurst medical over using Teladoc and luckily for me, my first choice wasn't available because she works 3 days a week. That led me to Dr Prusek who was a pleasure to deal with. Great "bedside manner", thorough, courteous, quick and genuine. I'm not back to the dry and clear nasal passageway that I know but I'm going to follow up with an allergist as recommended by Dr. Prusek to figure out if it's an allergic reaction.