Amazing experience, dr. Gill explained everything so clearly and after a year or more of searching…read morefor the cause of my issue and being told "that happens or it's normal" with no other explanation, dr. Gill was the one that finally explained why and made me feel really good about it

You will find one of the very best doctors ever here! Dr. Gil is so very kind. He spends time with…read moreyou and explains everything and is very patient. You can get most diagnostic tests in office, instead of running around a hospital. I have sent so many people and other doctors to this practice and all are very happy they found him. Very nice staff as well. So thankful I found him!

My grandmother sees a specialist here in the Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Offices building,…read moreand the staff always treats her well. The offices look pleasant enough, and the elevators are snappy. You can see downtown from the higher floors while waiting for the elevator.

Used CRS in-home health care for my grandparents and couldn't be more pleased with the caliber…read morenursing staff. Always courteous, attentive, and completely reliable. Above and beyond the best service we've ever used.

Fast service. Great staff. We love the guys they send us. Kind, caring people. This type of…read morecare in this type of business is hard to find. We were also told that it is family run for over 35 years! Go local! I would recommend this company to anyone.

They have well educated, caring and thorough cardiologist. Medtronic rep will check your Medtronic…read morepacemaker if you have one. Nurse rushed when getting list of medications/ supplements, indicated complete list was not necessary?

The doctors here are great. Dr Iaffaldano talks with you, not at you and he listens when you talk…read more He doesn't rush you out of your appointment, and fully answers all of your questions. Great doctor with a great bedside manner. I know I'm in good hands here.

I had to have valve repair surgery at the end of 2021, and I need to have cardiac rehab afterward…read more I looked for a suitable program on the North Shore, but was unimpressed with the few things that were available. I put a call into this program, and Taylor could not have been more receptive and helpful. Although it was a bit of a drive for me, I'm so glad I made the decision to go here. Because the rehab is inside a well-equipped, spacious FFC gym, there are many options as far as far as spinning, elliptical and other machines and I was able to restart my weight training as well. All the nurses were friendly and supportive, especially Samantha, who guided my program, and Taylor. I fully endorse this facility, but call as as soon as you can, because there is a wait list here like there is at other similar programs.

Dr, Pineless is one of the most competent physicians I have ever had! His knowledge and experience…read moreas it relates to cardiology is priceless and his actions swift and on the mark! He's a "no nonsense" doctor with his patients come first.

Each time I see Dr. Pineless, I wish he could be all my other doctors. Heart stuff can be scary…read more With Dr. P I feel ABSOLUTELY taken care of and confident about my physical health related to cardio. He is no nonsense and couldn't be a better, more thorough, proactive caretaker. I am grateful to have him on my team.

My experience with Dr. Jain taught me an important and expensive lesson about Pinterest…read more Essentially I saw a pin like this one: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/479281585319587611/ and I asked my primary healthcare provider if I should take magnesium. "Why?" she asked. "Because sometimes my heart races for apparently no reason." "What are you doing when it races?" "Nothing. Like, sitting on the couch watching my shows." "How often does that happen?" "Not that often. Maybe once every two or three months." She said I should see a cardiologist before taking magnesium. Okay. She referred me to Dr. Jain. At first I was weirded out because the answering service answers the phone most of the time. When I finally made an appointment the office person asked me to email my insurance card to an AOL account that seemed personal. It wasn't "drjain@aol.com" it was something that seemed unrelated to Dr. Jain or his practice. I called my regular doctor back and asked her about that. She said that many small practices use personal email accounts and not to be concerned. Okay. Then I went in to see Dr. Jain and she was right. It's a small practice. I told Dr. Jain about Pinterest and magnesium and (after some regular health history questions and an examination) he told me that I probably didn't need to take magnesium but that he could do some testing to make sure. I told him okay, but that I've only budgeted $800 for this. I paid about $800 upfront. The testing he did was thorough. He did a stress test, an echocardiogram, and something that involved wearing several electrodes taped to my body and connecting to a pager-like device. He determined that my heart is perfectly healthy and that I didn't need to take magnesium as he predicted before I had to pay for all of that. Initially, I was satisfied because I only paid about what we discussed and I budgeted. Then, I got a bill from them for even more money. It was all very confusing why I had to pay so much money considering I thought I paid for everything up front. Then I got a bill from Cardionet. They were also confused why Cardionet was sending me bills and told me that they would take care of it. Months later, it turns out that I really did need to pay Cardionet and that now it was past due. Great, right? In the end I paid him a total of $914.30 plus $78.96 for Cardionet. Anyway, I suppose that if you actually have a heart problem then going to see Dr. Jain would be amazing. He would do tons of testing to find out exactly what the issue is and how to treat you. If you don't have a heart problem, he'll tell you that you don't and then STILL do tons of testing. I learned not to ask health care professionals about stuff I read on Pinterest.

Dr. Jain is one of the best Drs I have ever worked with. To start with office staff are nice,…read moreexplain what they are doing, give an estimated length of time it'll take to perform any service and constantly check in while you wait in between procedures. The office is cozy and inviting. Dr. Jain takes his time and let's you know and feel you are the priority. He is thorough, informative, sweet and understanding. He personally calls to give any lab results, which I find to be very pleasant. I would recommend anyone who has any heart complications, or concerns to reach out to Dr. Jain.

Dr. Nora is. a must see for your cardiology needs. His bed side manner is second to none. He…read morelistens, advises, directs, and makes sure you will be well on your way to good health. He will give you the facts of life in a professional way and more importantly he follows up with you. I have been a patient for several years and will continue to be.

There is one consistent medical facility on the south side of Chicago committed to high quality,…read morecomprehensive and compassionate healthcare from the obscure medical diagnosis and urgent emergency medical care to routine office visits: The University of Chicago Medical Center! Even a routine appointment with a primary care physician is handled exceptionally professionally by the office staff, nurses and the physicians.

Staff are pretty miserable, my doctor left without anybody telling me, their phone system hangs up…read moreon you at random, and the level of care I've received has been pretty awful. Even trying to get your medical records to go somewhere else has been a nightmare.

Best choice I've made all year. Absolutely worth going to this doctor. 100 percent professional and…read moreaccurate. Easy to be seen.Had no insurance and was able to get in.

I have used Dr Benditzson for a few years now as my personal physician and I would give the highest…read morerecommendation. You always feel like you have his full attention and receive a thorough examination. He is very detail oriented, asks lots of questions and provides recommendations and explanations when asked.