Easily a 5 star physician. She is the best primary doctor I have ever had & the top doctor I have…read moreseen since moving here 10 years ago. She takes time with you, ask questions, listens, & makes a plan for your well-being. She keeps up with your medical chart through routine blood work & tests. She is thorough and makes sure she has checked every avenue to find what is best for your personal health. I always feel better when I leave just knowing I have a doctor looking out for me.

Best Doctor I ever had. Very professional and very, very thorough. Listens to all your concerns.read more

I only wish we had found Dr. O'Shea-Wilk sooner. She was compassionate, thorough and made sure all…read moreour issues were addressed. Her assistant Judy was also excellent. Our first visit was excellent. I will definitely recommend her to friends and family.

Straight to the point and won' t waste your time or $. Gentlemen if you need a new MD go to Dr…read more Farrell. He is absolutely current with best practices and emerging knowledge and technology. He also can refer you to quality specialists that he deals with.

Dr. Mary Tilak is thorough, and she takes her time with patients. My dad needed a doctor, we are…read moreso grateful we found Dr Tilak. Her staff in whiting are kind and compassionate!

Rude. The front desk folks are beyond rude. They act like its an inconvenience to give you…read morepaperwork. Don't even think to ask a question like, what does this test mean and where do I call to make this appointment? I made an appointment with the hospital to get tests done that they ordered. Two weeks later, the Friday before my Monday appointment at 3:00pm the hospital called saying they wouldn't do the test because the doctor's office hadn't sent in approval to my insurance. I called the doctor's office and the lady who answered essentially told me it wasn't worth her time to work on it because it wouldn't be approved today. I originally went in for what I thought might be a gall bladder issue. The NP felt my stomach, told me it was absolutely not my gall bladder, and ordered several tests. When I returned with the results, she told me she was ordering a gall bladder test. I feel that this entire office is completely inept and they don't want to deal with patients. The bedside manner could use a total overhaul. Unfortunately, this is the only place close that takes my insurance, so I'm screwed. I can only hope they get enough negative reviews to make a change.

Maria Reyes and her team are incredible. I had a review from 9 years ago and felt the need to…read moreupdate it. She genuinely cares about her patients and is patient and understanding. Both she and Dr Goldfarb used to work in the same women's practice as Janet Cudahy. When Janet retired, the two of them moved over to work at rush. Both are incredible internist doctors and wonderful humans.

SUMMARY: If you're looking for a Primary Care Physician in Chicago, you really can't do better than…read moreDr. Reyes. TLDR: Yelp says that 5 stars means, "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" and in this case, I could not agree more. The office itself is great. The staff are nice and seem pretty organized, and I book my appointments online without issue. I am also usually able to get a spot within a reasonable period of time (not 6-8 weeks out like so many Chicago doctors). However, the real reason for the 5th star is Dr. Reyes. Dr. Reyes has the best bedside manner of any doctor I've ever seen. She actually takes the time to listen to your symptoms, concerns, and history. Dr. Reyes also seems to genuinely care about my health and well-being as much as I do, acting sympathetic toward even seemingly minor complaints. Miraculously, she is able to give this much attention to her patients and STILL her office runs on time. I don't know how she does it--I've never waited more than 5 minutes for an appointment. I first saw Dr. Reyes in January 2014 when she was with the Advocate group. I was disappointed when I called later for another appointment and they told me she was no longer there. The staff had no information on where she was practicing or how to contact. I was forced to try other PCPs, and it was only when I needed a check-up in 2017 that I finally found Dr. Reyes again. I was thrilled and relieved (and clearly, my positive memories of her held up). If there were ever a doctor worth tracking down, it's Maria Reyes!

In 2007, I was her patient for 3 days in Ingalls hospital in Harvey being treated for pneumonia. On…read morethe 3rd day, when she was releasing me, she asked me how long had I been taking heroin. She said they found opiates in my last urine sample. Really? I didn't do drugs before, then, or after. NEVER. Then when I went to her for a follow-up, she had a waiting room full of patients. I waited at least 2 hours before going into a room and had another long wait. When she FINALLY came in, she said she remembered me from having the drugs in my system. That's the very last time I saw her. Hope she rots in hell.

She has been my Physician for 30 years! She has saved me from two serious accidents that I have…read more She is an excellent doctor very detailed and experienced in geriatric care! I recommend her to anyone looking for good general doctors, she definitely gets to the bottom of whatever your problem may be. Although I please ask that you have patience with her she speaks a foreign language and it may appear or sound aggressive, but trust me it's not! She has genuine care for her patients and will see you through good health! I am currently 66 years of age and have seeing her since 1988! Check her out if you are looking for good general doctor's care! Alma O.

The only problem with going to the most popular doc on Yelp is that it can be quite difficult to…read moreget an appointment! After a week of coughing and sneezing I called Dr Suh's office prepared to beg for an appointment that day. It turned out I didn't need to do much begging...there were able to fit me in with their Physician Assistant an hr later. Hurray! I don't take pleasure in visiting any dr, but this office is the exception. Everyone (and seriously everyone) is sooo nice! Friendly receptionist, super sweet nurse and Sharon the Physician Assistant was wonderful as well! I didn't feel rushed at all because Sharon, who sounds eerily similar to Ellen Page from Juno, spent a good amount of time chatting with me how I was feeling. After a blood test and confirming I was full of mucus (lovely, I know) she prescribed a z-pack to make me all better. Oh, how I love antibiotics. I left without even seeing Dr Suh, yet it was another 5 star experience!

tl;dr: Dr. Suh is the best doctor I've ever had, hands down. And if you have trouble with contact,…read moreuse MyChart (mychart[dot]nm[dot]org). Dr. Suh is attentive, simultaneously both friendly and professional, doesn't rush you out the door, asks the right questions (she doesn't wait for YOU to mention that weird mole or why you've been refilling your xanax more frequently or whatever...), she's good at sensing/reading that there's something you want to ask but about which you might be afraid or embarrassed (I got over that long ago, but was a big help when I started seeing her about 9 years ago), and if you have test results, follows up with a phone call even if they're normal. And here's a big one - she treats you with respect. I've seen a few doctors in Chicago who have treated me like a child (one who did that recently was almost certainly younger than me) or an idiot (I'd like to think I'm not - I read a ton about medicine and science in general out of sheer curiosity, have a background in chemistry, and come off as well-spoken and intelligent [so I've been told]). I've seen a lot of reviews here complaining about the office staff, perhaps at the old location on Washington. They weren't without flaws, but I've seen MUCH worse (*ahem*women'shealthconsulting*ahem*). I think there might be a completely new staff at the Delano location, but I'm not sure; I've only had one visit there. The one complaint I have from my only visit to the new office is that, although I was quite early & Dr. Suh was running a little behind, they didn't offer to draw blood or get a urine sample while I was waiting (it was an annual exam - they ALWAYS do blood & urine). I probably could have asked though, or maybe there's a new protocol or something. Not the end of the world, for sure. If you have trouble getting in touch due to the Northwestern bureaucracy, I'd highly suggest using the MyChart portal to send messages to Dr. Suh, schedule appointments, ask for refills, etc. It really does work, I've never had a problem with it at all. Sadly, I'm moving out of state in about 6 or 8 months, so unless I get sick between now and then (fingers crossed I stay healthy this winter!), my most recent visit with her will be my last.