My boyfriend had surgery here today. Every single person we encountered were sweet, caring,…read moreunderstanding and gentle. The receptionist at the family waiting area was very sweet and kept us updated on our patient, his surgeons were very nice and explained everything in detail. They gave him an anti anxiety medication to help calm his nerves, and also gave him an anti nausea patch. The transportation guy, Malcolm, was also very sweet and gentle with him. Shoutout to Aaron who is a doctor in the post op center. We were there all day and the vibes were nice and comfortable.

I was told this place was the best it is not. I'm going back to the VA…read more These doctors are so busy they ask for test read the results and never call the patient, they never order the next test and your left looking on webMd to see what's wrong with you. Now my wife went there for a second opinion on open heart surgery and guess what? No one I mean NO ONE has gotten back to her yet 7 months later and the excuse they all use is I'm waiting on your medical records. I can be treated like crap for free I don't need to pay for it. If you value your life and you are hell bent on coming here stay on them because if you don't they will forget all about you. And, before you ask I have one of the best insurances in the country, so getting paid was not a problem. In closing there are too many sick people and not enough doctors to take care of all of them and it's so easy at RUSH to fall through the cracks. A side note my primary care doctor was AWESOME Dr. Austin ( in Indiana small clinic) very very professional.

Just had mine done. What a great experience. Was nervous leading up to it all week, but Dr J put me…read moreat ease. Honestly completely painless, in and out. Glad it's over with, but definitely didnt need to be stressing over it. Would definitely recommend this clinic to anyone interested.

Worst experience ever... I should have gone to a traditional hospital to do this procedure.... I…read morewas told no needles or stiches would be needed but that was not the case as the doctor accidentally hit an artery which caused a massive hematoma. As the procedure was happening, he was sweating like crazy and looking and sounding terrified. This was a long and painful recovery. I was told I could not be given anything stronger than Advil/over the counter and made to feel like this was normal, yet my parts were the size of a large softball. Additionally, my medical insurance covers the procedure 100% but they said I didn't hit my deductible or out of pocket so had me pay. Months later I called my insurance company, and they confirmed that I should not have had to pay them anything so I had to call their office for a refund. I just received the refund.

Waited almost 8 months to see a dr. Called me Friday to cancel. Dr. Changed her mind. Not taking…read morenew patients. Just RUDE.

This clinic cancelled my appointment that I scheduled 4 months in advanced without any…read morecommunication to me whatsoever I had to reach out on the day of the appointment myself. Now I am stuck waiting another 3+ months to see a provider. Would not recommend.

I had my baby here and it was a wonderful experience. The entire OBGYN team I've encountered was so…read morekind, encouraging, and just wonderful people. Biggest shout out has to go to Dr. Reis, who I've continued to see over the years and is seriously the best. We've had a few (minor) illnesses/injuries that have landed us in the ER a few times over the years and have had better than average experiences each time. The wait has never been astronomically long and the staff has been great. Having a hospital so close were great staff who we trust so much means a lot. We're so lucky to have Masonic nearby!

I love this hospital. This review is for Dr Levitan and her cancer center staff. Been going here…read morefor treatments for the last 4 years and her team is very caring and always willing to make sure that I'm comfortable at every appointment. I've befriended a lot of the nursing staff and they always make sure to warmly greet me during my treatments and that I have everything I need. From a warm blanket, to snacks, juice, and even warm soup! At every appointment they make sure that they walk me to the correct station and I am handed off the the right department. The Cancer Center wing has had a lot of construction for the last 2 years and it's great to see that it looks beautiful and so spacious now. They have windows and can see the sun!

The quality of care that was provided. The staff was able to provide the services required.read more

I have been a patient at the University Of Chicago for over 50 years. My current PCP, Dr. Adam…read moreCifu, has been my primary care physician for 28 years. I have no complaints about the hospital or the DCAM or my PCP. The exam rooms are clean, they see me in a timely fashion, and everyone's friendly. The only other hospital I frequent is Rush university.

Went here today for a lower back procedure…read more It was out patient and I have to tell you from the minute I arrived til the time I left I was treated with caring and respect second to none. Every nurse , specialist and doctor I came in contact with was amazing Thanks for making me feel like family and taking GREAT care of me Myself and my family appreciate it and thank you !!

Rude rude rude especially in the ER nurses are terrible let's not say when u call for an update on…read moreur loved ones! Twice kept me on hold for 12 min never came to answer my call then when I called again they hung up on me! Not professional at all i can just imagine how they are with the patients

Competent and caring doctors and staff. Another doctor at a…read morewell regarded hospital, wanted to do an unnecessary heart surgery that didn't seem right to me. A friend advised me to get a second opinion from a doctor at Community First and I'm glad I did! A cardiogram revealed a functioning heart that did not need a stent and should be good for another 10years. A Portage Park asset.

My wife was taken there for a seizure. The doctor abandoned her no specialist has followed up…read more She's waited with no one able to answer any questions. She is now being told that no one can answer where her neurologist and that she may have to spend another night. At thousands of dollars a night. No way! Avoid community First at all causes

Really helpful! Office experience and care quality was really satisfactory! Very fast and was in…read moreand out, with in reasonable time!

Too slow care in San Diego Not enough workers to handle the…read morevolume of people Run away

If you're bringing a family member or being picked up, be aware that the communication between the…read moredoctors/staff/patients are LACKING. Picking up a patient is a nightmare. Make sure you get your parking validated. -"Sky Lobby" (waiting room on 7th floor) has a nice view, but prepare to be ignored by the rude and lazy desk staff. Also be warned that it's hot and stuffy. Everywhere. -Pharmacy: Everyone at this place calls it "DCAM". Helpful to know ahead of time. Note* You will more than likely be going back & forth to this pharmacy multiple times to wait in line because their staff & doctors do not communicate well. It's down on the 1st floor; a long a trek from the super slow elevators banks behind a stairwell in the noisy lobby where sometimes there's a person playing music and it echoes terribly. - Picking up a patient from surgery is confusing. Getting from the parking lot to the pick up spot which is tight lane of gridlocked drivers. Hard to see any street signs so unless you know the name of every building on the campus have fun. The Center for Care and Discovery (hospital) is a headache. Good luck.

Patient Beware! UChicago REQUIRES everyone to sign a contract for any care will be given. I observe…read morethat most people don't bother to read what they are signing. They may be sorry later. UChicago receptionists routinely lie to the patients, (something like UChicago needs it to bill your insurance or for privacy). If you request a copy of what you are about to sign, you will see that it is 17 pages of legal contract allowing them to charge you, process bills for collections, including legal fees, and distribute your personal confidential information to just about anyone you can imagine (without any limitations). I find it difficult to imagine the government or American Medical Association allow doctors and hospitals to coerce patients needing care. No wonder it is so easy for criminals to steal someone's identity.

Went here for imaging. I really appreciate not having to trek downtown. The parking is easy and…read moreconnected to the building. The technician was really kind and helped me feel at ease. The entire process from check in to the end was very efficient and stress free. I highly recommend going here if you have the option over the downtown location.

I had my first appointment scheduled at this dermatology office today, and the experience was…read moreseverely disappointing. The building was confusing to navigate, parking was unclear, and there was a line at reception when I arrived. By the time I was finally able to sit down at the reception desk, I was two minutes late. Despite that, the doctor refused to see me and told me I would have to reschedule. I understand offices need policies, and I respect that appointment schedules matter. But for a first-time patient dealing with an unfamiliar building, unclear parking, and a backed-up reception area, refusing care over two minutes felt unreasonable and dismissive. There was no flexibility, no understanding, and no effort to account for the circumstances. This was a very frustrating and disappointing first impression, and it left me feeling like patient experience was not a priority here.