Wholehealth Chicago's Online Review Report Card
Wholehealth Chicago
4.2
Average Star Rating
416
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
3
Review Sites Found
Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Whole Health Chicago received 80.5% positive feedback, with patients praising the providers' holistic approach, compassion, and care that addresses root causes. However, 19.5% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing high costs, poor customer service, and billing issues. Overall, the practice is valued for its integrative care but could improve administrative efficiency.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Wholehealth Chicago's Reviews
All of the staff is amazing! Dr Edelberg is one of a kind and an amazing, compassionate and highly educated medical professional. He takes you seriously!
Reviewed On Google
Dr E, is wonderful, always patient and willing to listen
Reviewed On Google
Dr. edelberg sent out a newsletter today talking about rising covid cases yet said wearing a mask is optional. That makes zero sense, and completely shuts out high risk and immunocompromised patients from care. Long covid happens in up to 30% of all cases, regardless of vaccination status. I am a huge supporter of the vaccines, but they're not perfect and only cut long covid risk by 25%. It is completely irresponsible to ignore one of the best ways to prevent infection: a fit- tested N95 respirator. I've been suffering from Long Covid for three years from one infection back in 2020 and it's such an insult to have doctors condemn basic precautions that protect everyone. The doctors at this practice are okay, but unfortunately my LC symptoms still persist to this day and I had to seek care elsewhere. I was subscribed to the newsletter still for health tips, but this email was the last straw. Stop trying to pretend it's 2019. High risk and immunocompromised people have been abandoned by society and keep getting shut out from more and more places.
Reviewed On Google
Dr. Edelberg allayed my fears of typical age problems and cited to recent medical research and recent medically accepted standards in addressing my particular concerns. He was at all time patient, gracious, kind and a generous teacher. I regret I only get to see him once a year for my check up because he is a theme park of health information, integrative care and treatment.
Reviewed On Google
Dr Scott is the best. I have been a patient of hers for several years and followed her to her Mt Greenwood office (though I live in north Chicago) because of her consultative approach. I always feel like I am in trusted hands, that she is listening to everything I have to say and evaluating what options are available to me. She has helped me on my health journey in so many ways and I really value her knowledge.
Reviewed On Google
Dr Edelberg and staff have been game changers for longstanding health issues.
Reviewed On Google
The doctor spent more time with me than other doctors and we covered more topics. He suggested different injections and hopefully the NAD will be helpful for my eyes.
Reviewed On Google
The practitioners and staff at WHC are great. I have been a patient for almost 7 years now and I have always received high quality care.
Reviewed On Google
We covered a lot of ground in a short time, but the doctor is always helpful, both with information and advice that enables me to implement it. And he helps and encourages me to learn to help myself.
Reviewed On Google
Love Nurse Wendy. She is a great listener and provides several options to issues
Reviewed On Google
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