Men's Health Chicago

I've been going to Men's Health Chicago in Naperville for a few years now and I can honestly say that everyone there is top notch. From the girls at the front desk, to the medical assistants, up to the providers. Every week I look forward to going in there because it's almost guaranteed I'll see Amanda as my provider. In a word she's awesome. She's really laid back and likes to joke around. More importantly, she's willing to listen, and is open to discussion about your medical concerns and treatment which is paramount. I also look forward to seeing Maria every week. She's one of the medical assistant that helps out the providers. She's been my go to, every week, for the last few years. I'm honestly not sure how she's not sick of me yet... She's very professional and extremely knowledgeable. She legitimately cares about my health and wants the best for her patients. As a person who works in emergency medicine, I can say this is highly commendable! If by chance that Maria is off a day, I look forward to seeing Lyndsey. She's newer to the team but she trained with the best (Maria)... How do I know? Because I was there for my weekly shot and Lydnsey was shadowing her. Lydnsey is great to see as well! She's a ray of sunshine and is very personable. She has the right attitude and drive, and I can tell she's going to do great in this field! In summary 15 out of 10 would recommend!!

After making a phone call to the clinic Alejandra answered the phone. I had serious questions pertaining to additional medication’s such as hCG and nobody knew the answers to those questions. This tells me that the staff here is completely clueless as to what the treatment program looks like. I am not gonna waste my time and fast and get all kinds of blood work done if people cannot answer simple questions over the phone. Why do they tell me just to come in and ask the person during my consultation? Is this a way to just hush me up just to come in to be disappointed? I really wish there was a little bit more “attention to detail” when callers ask you serious questions. I’ve been on similar TRT programs before and never had to get 2 blood tests done before treatment. What is the reason for that? Alejandra says “for insurance reasons “ clearly she doesn’t know how insurance works. That makes no sense. I’m not gonna settle for word salads …….Per my conversation with Alejandra I have zero faith in this clinic’s ability to satisfy my TRT needs- and how does somebody not know what bio identical hormones are? What a joke.