Dr. Olivieri is hands down the nicest, most knowledgeable, doctor I've ever been to…read more I usually wait about 30-40min to see him, but it is well worth it.

This is the worst medical office I've ever been too and I work in the health industry. The entire…read moreoffice is lazy and doesn't care about the patients. My first appointment there was absolutely terrible. I showed up 30 mins early to fill out paper work and to hopefully speed things up but no. I waited for an hour and a half in the waiting room while every single other person that walked in after me went in the office, got treated and left, while I'm sitting in the waiting room and haven't even gotten vitals yet. Then after waiting this long it's now ther lunch time. They actually took a break to eat lunch while I've been here for over an hour waiting. I will never return to this office and I recxomne no one ever goes there.

I was highly disappointed with Dr. Rita Woods' office and staff. Upon entering her office, you…read moreimmediately notice the lack of cleanliness and outdated/mismatch furniture. The male receptionist has to be related to Dr. Woods, because I can't imagine why else he would have been selected to be a front-line representative of the Dr. and her practice. (Unprofessional doesn't sum up it). The waiting room will easily make you wonder how sanitary &/or hygienic the staff are behind closed doors. As I entered a patient room, I instantly knew I would never return. Not only did I hear personal information about other patients via the loud voices in the hallway as I waited, but in looking at my surroundings, I was thankful I wasn't there for a pap smear or anything else that would entail the use of their medical equipment. Dr. Rita Woods was a little gruff to start, perhaps as a result of being rushed through her appointments. Regardless, it wasn't a very good first impression & only solidified my initial thought of never returning as a patient again. Overall, when a patient thinks they're being "punked" from beginning to end, that's a good sign that it's time to write a review, in hopes that no one else will waste their time scheduling an appointment. It doesn't take a genius to determine your practice needs HELP & it would be worth the investment to hire a few maids, a decorator, AND an advisor to assist with the repair of your many flaws.

70 years old, best doctor I have had in my life, he has helped me with more than just my health…read moreissues, one of the best

I can't believe the nerves of a forgetful mind. He increased my dose of medication. I needed a…read morerefill; he tells me that I need to call the doctor who provided it. Why change it to start? He tells me he was being nice, WTH. He tells me to find a new doctor because after waiting a week for a refill, I called. He took the time to call me to say that. I wish he had taken the time to call before I waited.

United Healthcare is my insurance provider. Their website listed a lot of medical doctors that…read morewould accept new patients, however I called half a dozen, that are all 5 star rated, with no luck at all. The receptionist for one of those unavailable doctors recommended Dr. Saleem Shahzad, MD. The best Reader's Digest review, friendly, knowledgeable professionals from start to finish: - Chris scheduled my appointment on the phone. She was every bit as nice and friendly when I arrived for my appointment. - Carolyn is the RMA who made me feel welcome and comfortable from the beginning of my exam. - Dr. Shahzad picked up right where Carolyn left off. He confirmed that I needed treatment for an upper respiratory infection and arranged for a prescription at my pharmacy close to home. What I don't understand is why Dr. Shahzad's score on the United Healthcare site is only 3 stars? This was the best experience I've ever had at a medical facility. I recommend Dr. Shahzad and his frontline support staff without reserve. Dr. Shahzad graduated in the top quarter of his Class of 1988 from the prestigious Jinnah Sindh Medical University. Unlike our phony baloney US President, I believe he really did graduate at the top of his class!

This has to be one of the most ghetto ran offices by a man who lives in a glory of being the…read moreofficial doctor to the people who come to sing and perform at the Allstate arena. I don't expect much but the basics when it comes to medical treatment. When I went for my physical the staff did not check my blood, take a temp or nothing. The doctor came in and bragged about his fame and asked me how I was feeling... I was done that quick. My wife got one better, she was done in one minute after me. In follow-up for a chronic condition, he basically didn't want to assist my wife and enjoyed taking the co-pays only. Rip off... sorry that others in the south suburbs don't use yelp or just accept poor care quality.

Had the worse experience from them. Mistreatment on the phone. I show up for my appointment, signed…read morein, sat for an hour. I finally asked what was going on, and they told me that I never had an appointment!!! I was supposed to get referrals from the doc, but by the time I got home, I realized they never gave them to me, Complete waste of time. Staff is rude, and the doc is ancient, and probably should not be practicing anymore.

Great doc! I highly recommend him for a PCP. He cares for your best interest and always listens to…read moreexactly what you need

From the owner: Rakesh Chugh, MD provides urgent care and other medical services for adult patients at his private…read morepractice in Tinley Park, Illinois. Dr. Chugh takes pride in being able to offer patients high-quality, highly personalized care as a solo practitioner, along with continuity of care. Patients can count on being able to see him at his practice or the hospital for treatment. Dr. Chugh is dedicated to helping patients enjoy optimal physical well-being by ensuring that they receive exceptional care that goes beyond managing medical conditions or treating symptoms. He also provides patients with the tools they need for a long, healthy life, including nutritional advice. Dr. Chugh earned his medical degree from Dayanand Medical College and Hospital in Punjab, India in 1989. He then went on to gain experience and improve his skills and knowledge with an internship at University of Illinois Hospital the following year and a residency at St. Francis Hospital in Evanston, Illinois in 1993. In 2000, Dr. Chugh established his private practice in the Chicago Heights area, and he also lends his expertise to local hospitals by serving as medical director at Vitas Hospice Program 37 and Vitas Inpatient Hospice Unit. Dr. Chugh is a Board-certified physician with the American Board of Internal Medicine. His professional affiliations also include being a member of the American Medical Association and a member of the American College of Physicians-American Society of Internal Medicine...

I have been seeing Dr. Talia for over a year now. She and her staff are very consistent, caring and…read moreunderstanding. Great psychiatrist & would highly recommend!