I hate getting sick. Hate. It…read more I came here for a few reasons. One of my clients loves going to Dr Lavery. raves about how attentive he is, calls her back, her husband and her sisters all go to him. Yelpers are raving about him. I thought I was coming down with a sinus infection or the cold that wouldn't go away and wanted to see him about a physical down the road. I made an appointment and they got me in to see him the next day. Despite the CTA screwing me over and barely a taxi cab in site, I did manage to make it to my appointment with literally a minute to spare. If you are 15 minutes late, you have to reschedule and will be charged a late fee. Whew..... Well, I got it all answered for you. Dr. Lavery is nice, quick, informative with out going over your head, gives you all your options when faced with decisions and let you make the choice. He's about business, but with a smile and wants to make sure you are comfortable. Not about wasting your time, but still giving you the time you need. He actually did the physical and made sure everything was working order. They were. Which, of course, makes me happy. Hopefully I don't have to see him until my next physical, but at least I know I will be in good hands. Now, turn your head and cough.

After coming down with mono two weeks ago, I had to find an internist to do some follow-up blood…read morework ASAP. Yelpers seem to love Dr. Anne Suh, but she was booked through February, so I took an appointment with another doctor in her office, Dr. Lavery. The problem wasn't really with him, although he did criticize my drinking and recreational drug use, and then almost immediately offer to write me a prescription for happy pills. The problem was with the nurses. A young nurse with an Olympia College name badge came in to check my height and weight. She seemed unfamiliar with how to use a balance scale and it was obvious she was nervous. Later she returned and it was apparent that she was going to be the one drawing my blood. I'm alright with needles and my veins are easy to hit, but when she ties and reties the rubber strap more than once and then asks me whether or not she should be tying a butterfly knot, I started to freak. Everyone needs to practice, but I didn't want to be her pin cushion. I asked her if she could find someone to help her and she said, "Are you sure? I've done this SEVERAL times." YES, I'M SURE. She returned with another nurse who acted like her presence was unnecessary, yet proceeded to correct the first nurse's choice of needle, retie her knot, and readjust her supplies. Even after all that, they ended up poking me three times. Jerks.

This office is amazing. They are clean efficient and friendly. The doctor really listens and takes…read morehis time. I highly recommend as a primary care doctor.

We love Dr. Schubert!!! He takes his time and answers your questions. If he doesn't have an answer…read morehe will send you to right doctors who can help you. We have been going to him for years and hope to be for years to come. Deborah and Russ Evans

Dr Schubert is an excellent Doctor but his staff at the front desk are unprofessional and…read moreincompetent. It took a full week and numerous calls from myself and my pharmacy to get a prescription re-filled. I was out of the medicine for the entire week. They need a sense of urgency.

I have been seeing Dr. Robert Hart for several years. He is a really good doctor, and listens to…read moreyour issues. He and his staff keep really good notes, and I have not had a problem with him.

I made an appointment to get pulmonary specialist clearance for barbaric surgery. I made the…read moreappointment weeks ago. It was the soonest they could get me in. 01/26/2017. My appointment was at 12:15. When I spoke to the person scheduling, I was asked if I had ever had a sleep study. I told them yes, about ten years ago, and I was told to get a copy of that and bring it with. A decision I now regret. Since I made the appointment I was sent an email to print out, fill out, and bring with me. Multiple pages of questions, repeats of the same questions, over and over. I was told over the phone to make sure this is completed and to bring this with me. I did. In the past week I have received many phone calls reminding me of my appointment. Every phone call was made sure to notify me that if I failed to Show up, I would have to pay a $55 cancellation fee. Yesterday, 01/26/2017 11:35 am. I am getting in my Jeep to head over for my appointment. Its only 10 minutes away. I wanted to be early. I received a phone call from the doctors office telling me that the doctor had called in sick and that I would need to come back on Tuesday 01/31/2017. I could still come in today and do the breathing test but the doctor could not see me today. I understand things happen, and people call in sick, but why wait until 11:30 am, 15 minutes before my appointment (you should always arrive 30 min. early to a doctors office) to tell me? Why not call me at 8 am? 9 am? 10 am? Feeling very frustrated I went in and had my breathing test done. The girl who did the test, the respiratory therapist was very nice and professional. A glimmer of sunshine on a dark experience. Her co-worker, another respiratory therapist was just as pleasant, professional and nice, and got me an appointment for 5:15 pm the same day. That meant no coming back next week. I could knock this one out an be on my way to my life altering, life saving surgery. Another glimmer of light. 5:15 pm. Dr. Hart enters the room. things start off ok. same questions I have been asked four times already, but I get it. He tells me my lungs are "excellent" and that I would be a good candidate for my bariatric surgery. BUT...........were going to need to send you home with this machine to see how you sleep. This is where it all goes down hill. He told me that I had a choice, either wait and go have a sleep study, or take home this machine and see what it reads tomorrow. "IF the test comes back clear, I will sign off your release for surgery." He said. But he never gave me a "If it doesnt come back clear..." answer. Just left me to wonder all night. He went into this diatribe about how sleep apnea is something he needs to look for now, and I questioned that with "well, if I lose weight, wont I sleep better ?" He wants me to take my Symbicort every day, for a week before surgery. I explained to him that I don't use it everyday. He wasn't hearing any of it. I explained to him that it opens up my lungs too much and actually causes me pain. He still wasn't hearing it and told me to do it anyways. Really? Then he proceeds to tell me "were going to schedule you for breathing treatments when you get closer to surgery as well " But my lungs are excellent ? I have gone under anesthesia for surgery twice in the last ten years and have never had to do any "breathing treatments ? Long story long, I felt like I was pressured into taking home this machine, I was upset about it all night. I didn't sleep very well and the little machine isn't comfortable. How is anyone supposed to sleep, much less get a decent reading from a device that is causing someone to not be comfortable? I know what this is about. quotas and profit. This Dr. Hart knows he is my last test before scheduling surgery, but I wont get that release (even though my lungs are "excellent") unless he can shove a PPAP machine next to my bed.... I will be asking for a different doctor today and I will be getting my test results and a second opinion if I don't get my release. I will keep you posted...

Highly recomnended! Very personable, very patient, very friendly, good bedside manner. He…read morelistens to my needs & explains everything in great detail without hesitation. He has very good sense of humor but keeps it professional at all times!

The best doctor ever. He listens to you and actually explains everything to you. Veronica is so…read moresweet and always gets me in for my appointments

I've been a Patient of Dr. R. Katz for almost a year now, and have referred my sister to his office…read moreas well. Our conditions have greatly improved with the service provided by this Association. I saw several medical professionals at several different associations before I found a U.S. Reports article naming Dr. Katz as one of the top 1% of Rheumatologist in the field. I will gladly recommend him to anyone seeking hard answers to difficult diagnoses. Dr. Katz Rush location can be busy, I have found Northwestern less so. You can expect to wait up to an hour, and while this may seem frustrating, you can rest assured that the Dr. will spend as much time as necessary with you to ensure you receive the dedicated attention each patient deserves; keep this in mind as others are treated and seen before you. The nursing staff and other Doctors within Rheomo & Assoc. are also excellent; shout-out to Josie & Robin for being full of personality and compassionate about your care.

I'm responding to those who say the doc sees you for 5 minutes after making you wait for 3 hours…read more You will wait to see Dr. Katz, but I was a patient of his for 10 years, so I know why. He doesn't see any patient for 5 minutes; his patients can talk to him in the examining room for as long as they want to. I never felt that I was rushed or that there was a sense of Dr. Katz needing to leave for any reason. He answered all of my concerns in the most sincere way, and I can't ever say enough good things about him.

Dr. Paul Baubly is great. I have been going to his practice for many years and I never have to…read morewait at all. In fact, during and after Covid there was no "in office waiting". Dr. Baubly has always been patient, kind, and compassionate to me. I have finally found a medical practice where I feel like I am treated like a person, the way I would treat someone if I was a nurse or doctor. His office has none of the impersonal failing of big corporate medical offices.

I have been with Dr. Baubly for many years. When I have a medical issue he takes all of the time…read morenecessary to discuss my condition with me. He reviews my medical history as well as medications for accuracy on every visit. Dr. Baubly is very knowledgeable regarding health care issues, treatments, and is always concerned with "my health going forward". His personalized care and professionalism is outstanding. All of my health concerns are discussed before I leave the office, there is no time limit for my visit. I have also been treated by Dr. Kathryn Baubly several times and found her to be exceptional and professional as well. Her addition to the practice will only enhance the high degree of care this office displays. My wait time has never been more than 20 minutes, and his office staff has always been considerate and accommodating.

Dr. Crevier is a fantastic doctor who spends time with you and is not pushy about things. His…read moreco-workers are all very nice & professional. It's a far drive for me but worth it.

The office's scheduling practices are horrendous you'll be sitting in the waiting room for an hour…read moreplus with no other patients around no one else waiting, no one else coming or going. Today I said something about the wait times to a nurse she got an attitude told me go weigh myself. William Crevier is a waste of time. I was told to leave Crevier does not want to see me again. So I skedaddled out of there. Stopped payment on my check to this clown......its hard to find good doctors these days.