Dr. Geohas has a great bedside manner and has been our family doctor for decades. He helped me with…read morereferrals to specialists and care for a host of autoimmune problems I've had over the years. When my insurance changed and it no longer covered Dr. Geohas, I did not feel like I received the same level of thoughtful care from other PCPs. I'm happy to have new insurance again, and am back at their office and am very happy to be able to see the doctor who has treated me and my parents so well over the years.

Dr. Geohas has been my doctor for 25 years. He is the most thorough, nicest, hard working doctor…read moreand most intelligent I've ever ever seen. He actually is an anomaly. Whatever negative reviews you see on him I don't believe. He is the ONLY doctor I've seen who takes the time, gives the patients many many tests to make sure he rules out certain diseases and causes and explains things thoroughly. I have seen plenty of doctors in my life time including Northwestern and he beats them all. There is no comparison. He does refer his patients to specialists if need be and they are all good referrals, not as caring as him though. He has a "human touch" which a lot of doctors lack. I probably in my lifetime have been to 30 doctors and there is no comparison. Dr. Geohas does research as well and this enhances his practice. He is brilliant and studies all the time about the newest methods and medicines. You will be lucky to have a doctor like Dr. Geohas. My whole family went to him but because of location some had to switch to closer locations.

Extremely rude, condescending, afraid to interact with patients. Was truly one of the worst…read moreexperiences I've had with a doctor.

I have been a patient of Dr. Arbetter's for roughly five years. I have always found Dr. Arbetter to…read morebe totally profession with a reserved, yet friendly manner. My appointments have always been on time. In addition, he always graciously answers any questions on medical concerns or test results in a timely manner. I consider myself very lucky to have Dr. Arbetter as my primary physician. I would only stop going to him if he retired or I die...hopefully the former!

Dr. Cheff was both my father's and my mother's internist. He is a fantastic doctor who really…read morecares about his patients. He would call me on his own to tell me how my father was doing. He would listen to my cares and concerns and always returned my calls. If you make him your doctor, you will be in excellent hands.

Dr. Cheff is one if the few doctors who really care about their patients. He had always listened to…read moreme carefully when I described my symptoms, asked questions and gave his diagnosis and advice. If I requested an additional tests or more information he is always willing to comply or offer suggestions. I have complete confidence in him and would highly recommend him.

He is decreased now. However, I worked with him until very recently and he was a fine man and a…read morefine doctor. Always had a group of students with him and passing on his expertise to new, young doctors.

Unprofessional. Gives incorrect information. Does not use online portal. Rude. Does not respect…read morepatient privacy.

This is a review more of the facility than the doctor because I wasn't even able to see the doctor…read more In fact, when I called to make an appointment, the receptionist just told me to show up between 10am and 2pm on a Monday. So basically, there are no appointments. Everybody just walk in. Great during a pandemic. The first thing you might notice when you walk in is that there are brown patches on the ceiling where water is clearly leaking from the roof. Somehow I don't think mold is a great addition to a healthcare provider's office. The next thing you might notice is that the receptionist will push different "better" insurance on you. The third thing you might notice is the chairs in the waiting room are still situated right next to each other, as if there's no pandemic and no regard for social distancing. The fourth thing you might notice is the infestation. I saw a MASSIVE quarter-sized beetle crawling in the middle of the waiting room with no fear. Clearly bugs have found an appealing home in this waiting room. The final thing you notice before you walk out the door is that they only take cash up front. No credit cards. Just like the 1960s. How retro and inconvenient! If you have any regard for your health and safety, pick a doctor who works at another location. I can't say how good Dr. Yeo is. From other reviews, he sounds great. But after strike 5 at this facility, I think it's time for me to walk out.

Great MD. Very open to discussion about my health. Very easy to get appointment. Friendly staff…read more Chunya very nice!

I ended up seeing Dr. Massel because my primary care physician was moving on and no longer seeing…read morepatients. In my first meeting with him he talked to me for almost an hour, way longer than I expected. At the tie of our appt. I already had a referral to go and see a GI doc, but thanks to his probing about my chronic GI issues he had the doc do two tests instead of the one that they had initially suggested. Thanks to his thorough discussion and ordering of additional tests they were able to finally figure out and treat an issue that I had been experiencing for years! I finally felt listened to as a patient. I found this refreshing and encouraging. My husband also sees him and I would recommend him to anyone in the North Shore network in or around the Chicago/Evanston/Skokie area. Nice office staff too!

I've had to find new healthcare after over 10 years with this doctor. In my opinion, his…read morelackadaisical approach to my healthcare combined with the staffs inefficiency and rudeness is not only a disservice to his patients, but may also put there health in serious jeopardy. Perscriptions requests from patients or pharmacies are often not addressed on a timely basis, but according to his office it's always the pharmacies fault. On a recent visit when I indicated I was having ongoing pain in my left knee the doctor told me it was a combination of old age and that i was doing too much yoga. A trip to Immediate Care led to a diagnosis of a torn miniscus. Prior to that the doctor ordered a CT scan. Proper paperwork was not filed with BCBS at that time. Now because he's changed practices, they cannot refile the claim, so I have to pay the bill. I would schedule his first appointment on Saturday to get in and out quickly, but he always ran at least 5 - 10 minutes late - no respect for others time. Do yourself a favor and find another doctor.

He was the very best doctor!! He was my PC for over 45 years. He never dismissed a patient if you…read morestill had unanswered questions. Not only was he my doctor, but he was too most of my family. My father has suffered a few TIA's and had to be taken to the ER. I have explained my fathers medical condition and medication to other doctors, and they seemed baffled. I would request they speak to Dr. Schwager on the phone. When they would come back into the room, they would be so impressed by him. Some saying his approach was genius, or he was profoundly advanced in his thinking. My only problem is he is older than me and retired before I die. Staff was very helpful, educated, and friendly. The best!!!

This doctor is also a part-time maestro, and it's something he's very passionate about. The nurses…read moreoften advise patients to avoid making appointments several days before AND after he's due to be conducting. Just yesterday, he prescribed fentanyl patches to my grandfather without any clear instructions, and told him he'd like to see him back in a specific amount of time to see how things are going. (I don't recall what the specific date was, initially, but it turned out to be within that range of time that making appointments is frowned upon due to the doctor having Other Responsibilities™.) In general, I wouldn't recommend him as a good doctor for anyone, but due to the fact that he's on a Medicare list, his office is something of a gathering place for elderly people. He isn't the type to insist that things (like health, and looking into [health] problems that might possibly be easy to fix) are worth pursuing. My grandpa goes in to see him regularly, but rarely ever comes back with anything more than prescriptions for the same things that he's been taking for years. But to prescribe something like fentanyl to someone who already has issues with memory, and not explain using the patches properly, or at least offer a pamphlet of sorts? I don't entirely know what to feel about that. Edit to add: My grandfather's gone back to see the doctor about the fentanyl patches. He gave him a prescription for a higher dosage without inquiring about any side effects or other experiences my grandfather might have been having... While it was terribly out of character on my grandfather's part, he actually had to TELL his doctor about these things.

Dr. Khalid is the best doctor I have ever had! She is caring, empathetic, and always on top of your…read morehealth. I could not have asked for a better doctor, really grateful to have her as my PCP.

UPDATE: Today I learned that the prescriptions for medication that Dr. Khalid insisted that I take,…read morewhich were included in their BILL, was cancelled at the pharmacy by Dr. Khalid in obvious retaliation for my questioning their billing practices and complaining. So the world should know to be warned if you are treated by Dr. Rabeeya Khalid at access community health in Evanston or Roger's Park - be warned not to question or complain or she will personally contact your pharmacy and cancel your MEDS! She may not listen to you, but she will sure tell you that she is an infectious disease specialist repeatedly out of self pride - while she ignores the true serious nature of your heath issue and the reason for your appoint. I felt sexually profiled and harassed during my first appointment with Dr. Rabeeya Khalid who kept questioning me about sexual activity and history when that was not the reason for my visit. I explained that there was sexual abuse in my past and as a result, I had not been active in more than 20 years. She persisted and took blood for STD tests that were a complete waste of time and money. But what she did not do - as a 60 year old male who has never had a colonoscopy she failed to get that done. I was careless giving a home test kit which included instructions. The kit stated to MAIL in the test with a requisition for, but the form was not included. When I went back to the clinic to ask for help, I literally ignored and to this day - that IMPORTANT test was never taken. But Dr. Rabeeya Khalid who profiled a 60+ year old man (who is not sexually active) as being gay, but she made sure to insist on testing for STD which proved her wrong! ABSOLUTE ORGANIZED NETWORK SCAM! Based on my experience with them, I DO NOT agree that access community health care is good for any community! They are a health network seeking to mislead and trap, innocent people blindly and unknowingly into higher fees, when they know these people are most likely desperate for care because they have limited finances. I have had an ongoing health issue making it increasingly more difficult for me to work and I lost my insurance a long time ago, but I have continued to try to work as much as possible and had budgeted and saved before I made a doctors appointment. I reached out to access community health network in my community as a source for affordable healthcare, as a self-pay without insurance, that I could afford... and they deliberately led me into a financial trap. I met with Dr. Khalid at the Howard Street location in Evanston, IL. I was told the visits would be either $30 discounted of full pay $80. First, no one wanted to provide ANY information on how to apply or fully qualify for the discount, so I was prepared to pay their stated full rate if necessary. During the first visit, Dr. Khalid began ordering numerous tests and I was concerned about the cost and asked her about the test fees, prior to service - she specifically said to me that they were covered by the initial appointment fee, and "not to worry". I was very impressed at the time and accepted the tests. ORIGINAL POST BELOW: During the follow up visit, Dr. Khalid gave me 4 medical referrals to begin with, and told me of at least 2 others that she would want me to see after the first 4 medical referrals, for a total of 6 referrals. I hit a brick wall in my thinking because I knew a $30 fee was not going to cover those referral costs, so after the 2nd visit I pressed to speak to someone who could help me understand what I would be for as far a costs. But no one would answer simple questions about fees. I assumed that I would have to pay the full stated $80 fee for the second visit - and I stated that I would not schedule a 3rd after that. I just received a bill for several hundred dollars for all of the tests that Dr. Khalid misrepresented as being included in the initial 1st appointment visit fee. She clearly lied to me. When I called to complain about the the invoice I received in the mail, I was told over the phone that the $80 was ONLY a "deposit" only and not the total of the visit costs - but remember that I had asked MANY, MANY times for cost information before, during and after my total of 3 visits. Anyone had an opportunity during both visits to tell me the $80 fee was a deposit. I know that word well, and would never have over looked it - which Is why I call this a trap. At no time during the 2 visits, did any one use the word "deposit". I was NOT INFORMED that there was a deposit - until I called to complain about the increased bill. It confuses me that NO ONE, could use the word "deposit" especially Dr. Khalid or numerous receptionists, when I asked them specifically about the additional costs. I needed health care, and I honestly believe the access community health network at 1723 Howard Street, Evanston Illinois - USED ME for their to their financial advantage only - and for this, I do not feel that anyone can trust them!