Great doctor that genuine cares about your health . Always able to get in and receptionist are on…read moretop of it

I"ll preface this by saying that I don't get sick very often. Which is why I don't have a personal…read morephysician. Or sure- I go and do the obligatory physical every year with all the corresponding tests, but I've yet to find a doctor that I want to have a long term relationship with. Well- that all changed the other day when I visited Dr. Sachtleben. So what made me change my mind? First of all- his office squeezed me in even though I wasn't a regular patient. Much appreciated given I was sick and needed some help. Secondly- this guy listens. Took the time to hear why I was there all the while typing what I said into his computer so that he could refer back to it. We talked about a wide range of things and what I liked is that he did not offer up the standard doctor lines about things. There is always more than one way to solve an issue and Dr. Sachtleben subscribes to that theory. All in all- not only did he solve my health issue- but he built my trust which is what I ask for in someone who is going to partner with me on my health. He came recommended to me by another doctor that I know and trust and I feel good about recommending him here. Now if I could only learn to pronounce his name properly!!

Echoing what others have said about the billing department. It's impossible to get a detailed break…read moredown of your bill. There is no way at Duly to talk to a representative who is not in the Philippines. They're difficult to understand, talk over you, have no information and cannot wait to get you off the phone. There is NO way to speak with a human being from the providers office that you've visited. This seems to have gotten worse with the opening of the new Schaumburg location. We're done with Duly. I don't trust them with my healthcare

The Duly billing department has been extremely difficult to work with. I called a week ago and…read moreexplained that my insurance had already processed the payment and that Duly should receive it within the month. The billing representative refused to listen and continued to threaten to send my account to collections. A patient should not be asked to pay the full balance while Medicare and secondary insurance are also being billed. Doing so raises serious concerns about potential medical billing fraud. The billing department seems to have little understanding of how insurance works, and they refuse to contact the insurance company to verify information. Ever since the switch to Duly, the experience has been terrible. I will be reporting this situation to Medicare so it can be reviewed appropriately.

Dr Brooks is a wonderful Doctor- he is an OD, which means that in addition to medical school, he…read morehas a focus on treating the patient more like a human being and less like a set of symptoms. We've been going to this practice with both our toddlers and for ourselves for years now, and they've all been great as both GPs and pediatricians (even though pediatrics aren't their focus). Go to these doctors!

Plenty appts available the Monday I visited. Super easy to book online - didn't need to set up an…read moreaccount (annoying when sites make you do that!). Receptionist was polite and helpful and efficient. No wait before I got called back. Doctor was thorough and kind and knowledgeable and patient. He treated me quickly, explained everything in easy terms, didn't take the hard/expensive way (chest X-ray for my cough). Next time I'm sick I'm coming here! Also - Parking was really easy. And free. And it's right off the Metra.

Excellent level of care. The wait was short and I never felt rushed. I appreciate that they are…read moreavailable 7days a week!

Our baby son was actually the first patient when the practice opened more than 21 years ago, and…read morewe've relied on Dr. Brooks ever since. Over the years, Dr. Brooks and the entire practice have cared for all four of our children, as well as my wife and me. Having this practice in our hometown has been an incredible asset for our family and for the entire community. The care feels personal and attentive--almost like a concierge practice--yet it still has the warmth and accessibility of a true small-town family doctor. On more than one occasion, our family has received care that we truly believe was life-saving, and we are incredibly grateful. We've also heard many similar stories from others in the community whose families have been helped in the same way. Dr. Brooks and the entire team clearly see their work as more than just a profession. They treat patients with genuine compassion, dedication, and a sense of purpose. Our family feels very fortunate to have them in our lives and in our community.

I saw Dr. Brooks for almost the entirety of my life up until I was in my early 20s. In 2016, I went…read moreto him with a sinus infection. I am allergic to several medications, and have numerous adverse reactions. Yet, he decided to prescribe me a new drug, Levaquin. Even though, he knew that the only medication I did not have a reaction to was a Zpack. Levaquin is now known for horrific adverse reactions, and is involved in several class actions. I had a horrific, terrifying reaction to Levaquin. I was transported to the ER. I stopped seeing Brooks regularly and began seeing other doctors. Years later (2021) I went to obtain my records to show a new primary my adverse reaction to this medication. To my surprise, there was no documentation of the adverse reaction, or that I was prescribed this medication at all. I went to see Brooks after the ER visit, that was not in there either. I specifically requested these documents for this adverse reaction. There was another incident in 2018, too. In my desperation for help, I reached out to Brooks (after not seeing him for a very long time). I was getting ready to take the bar (I am a lawyer) and I started having horrific panic attacks. I couldn't step outside my apartment without having a panic attack. I went to Brooks in tears asking if he could help me, and I even asked for a prescription for Xanax to help with the panic attacks. Instead he said he would prescribe me Prozac. He prescribed me either 60mg or 90mg of Prozac (I can't remember which one). When I went to the pharmacy to fill the prescription, the pharmacist asked me how long I was on the medication. I told her this was my first time filling - she told me that my doctor shouldn't have prescribed me this, that he should have started me off at 5mg. She said she'd still fill it. I was desperate and I stupidly trusted the prescription. At that point in time, it was a miracle I was even able to get to a pharmacy without a panic attack. I took the medicine and went off of it within three weeks. It was excruciating. While I think everyone's medical treatment is private, I hope this helps someone and I'm sorry I didn't post sooner. After spending time with my family during the holidays and realizing several were still seeing this doctor/going here, but never heard what I went through, I thought it best to share so people could make informed decisions.

Dr. Albores has been my internist for more than 10 years. He accommodates my desire to only use…read moreantibiotics as a last resort and provides me with useful alternatives. He is friendly, caring and listens. He provides choices in care and allows me to make the choice. I highly recommend him.

Good communicator, easy to speak with, listens and takes the time to answer questions and discuss…read moreoptions. Great staff and assistants.

Dr. Mitchell is a great doctor. She spent an above average time with me making sure I got all my…read morequestions answered and I in no way felt rushed. She is very friendly and genuinely wants the best for her patients. I plan on keeping her as my Ob/GYN forever! I would 100% recommend her to anyone looking for a good OB GYN. **1/2017 update- Dr. Mitchell is still my OB/GYN and I still love her, she is very caring and compassionate. Exams are always super quick and have the least amount of discomfort I have ever experienced (sometimes I don't even know the PAP has been done until she tells me! now thats skill).

I LOVE Dr. Mitchell. She's been my doctor for about 3 years now and is the only doctor I trust. I…read morewish she could be my primary too, since shes the only doctor I ever tell the truth to! She's great with her patients and know how to make you feel really comfortable. After every visit and tests I get done, she personally calls me to give me results and to chat about them. Most doctors will have a nurse do that, but she's very personable and close with her patients. If I were to move states away, I would probably come back here just so she can do my yearly check ups and deliver my future children, thats just how great she is!!

Dr T is by far the best Doctor I have ever gone to....have referred many and a lot of my friends go…read moreto him as well.... Exceptional bedside manner...jovial....but very very informative.... Spends 30 mins on average with me each time.... Staff is excellent...

Okay, so you're looking for a doctor in the western suburbs....look no further - Call Dr…read more Talbert--is a family practice doctor with a wicked sense of humor and a heart made of gold...though he wouldn't let on... He has been my primary care physician for the past 20 years or so. So yes, I've had him through pediatrics, redolence and now my late 20's. Funny enough when I lost my job, he offered me a temp receptionist position till i got back on my feet. His number one concern is your health NOT your health insurance. He takes the time to listen to you and whatever issues you feel you are having. He also is very candid about what he thinks is the best course of treatment for you. When it comes to billing, if you have no insurance he works on a payment plan with you and he tries his best if he needs to prescribe to you, generics and many times he'll hook you up with samples he receives. His office hours are Mondays 9-5 Tuesdays 2-8 Thursdays 10:00 - 3:30 Fridays 9-3 and Saturday by appt only. His receptionist Jenny is super sweet and he has a part time MA and a part time nurse who happens to be his sweet wife :) My only advice to you is; when you go, take something to do--book, ipod, something. Because he listens and explains things thoroughly--he has a tendency to run late. Though if you have an emergency just go straight to the office and they'll fit you in. Good Health to you!

Dr. Carolyn Rae, Internist…read more I've been seeing this Dr. for a number of years. I have to give here exceptional credit for weathering the changes in healthcare let alone those practice changes with the recent market in the Chicagoland area. Dr. Rae is a great service driven physician that listens, assesses, treats and follows up with patients. Although an internist, she has an excellent handle on diabetes and its treatment. Over the years our family's health has thrown several curve balls that she has fielded well. Emergency calls, Late night appointments and collaborative efforts with other physicians are among her exceptional service qualities. If we have ever had any issues, it has been directly traced through the errors of transitioning support staff.

Quick appointments, friendly knowledgeable people. Easy to get to , great parking. Highly…read morerecommend.

Would give a zero if I could. Arrived at 0625 for a 0630 appointment. Lights off in lobby. Doors…read morelocked. Not a big deal since I'm early. An employee parks right next to me at 0627 and goes inside. Lights come on. I give her a minute and try the doors at like 0635. Doors locked. I stand out for a bit (20 degree weather) but no one comes to the door. I tried calling both phone numbers listed for the facility but they say the clinic is closed until 0700. I tried the doors a 3rd time at 0642 and finally doors open. The woman at the front (who had parked next to me) was immediately hostile. She says 'the doors are hard to open and just look locked' and 'no one called'. (I tested the doors on the way out, and not only were they easy to open, but automated, so she lied about them being unlocked.) She acknowledges that she saw me standing outside but didn't come to the door. Absolutely rude the rest of check in. If I didn't very much need the MRI I would have left. I felt vulnerable and anxious the rest of the visit, even though the tech was great.