Priti V Amin's Online Review Report Card
3.7
Average Star Rating
16
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Recent Reviews
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List of Priti V Amin's Reviews
Not a good at explaining issues Disappointing bedside manner Would not recommend Impossible to call !!!!
Excellent human touch personality and take every patient with high respect as well as support with her untiring efforts to give all type of help not just medical need. She is supporting my special need son and is guiding us thru difficult time. My son is really recovering back very nicely and happy staying active n going to school. Thank you for your support and 5 star is less for her professionalism
Dr. Amin has been my son and daughter's pediatrician since birth. She has been amazing to work with during a more recent health issue for my child. I would highly recommend Dr. Amin. Thank you Dr. Amin!
Dr. Amin has been my 5 children's pediatrician for 10+ years since the day my 1st was born. I can not say enough good things about Dr. Amin and reccomend her to every new parent. Every visit we've had with her (and there has been ALOT through the years) she has always been very attentive, listens to my concerns and always has the right advice. From my daughter's sensory issues to my son's speech, she caught them early on and directed us to early intervention that I feel were the key to them overcoming issues. She is a mother herself so I find her advice comes from a good balance of her experience as a doctor and as a parent. I can not say enough good things about her. Dupage Medical Group is a big practice so I do always unfortunately expect a long wait, but I find that if you are able to schedule your appt early in the day then the wait is much less.
Dr. Amin has been our family’s pediatrician for almost 8 years now. I truly appreciate how she not only talks to you as a doctor but also as a parent. Dr. Amin referred my daughter to an amazing GI and then reached out on more than one occasion to check in on her. Up until recently, we never needed to visit a doctor for more than an annual check-up or for an occasional illness. After learning that my daughter has more serious, lifelong health issues, I now know how important it is to have doctors that you trust and feel have your child’s best interest at heart. I would highly recommend Dr. Amin.
Had her for our son (toddler) but even after seeing her for several visits she couldn't able to make any good relation with our son and always in rush while our visits and rude to my wife.And in mention several time to change our doctor. We had change our previous Dr to her so she might know more about our culture but It was the worse mistake ever.Our Previous Dr was way nicer and build really good relation with him ,wish could go back to her but cant as both doctors located as the same place.
Priti Amin has been my pediatrician for all three of my children for the last 3 years. She is always thorough in her evaluation and plan. She finds the perfect balance of treating them as individual children, but acknowledging their role in the context of our family. She is appropriately concerned when she needs to be, and appropriately reassuring when things are ok. We couldn't be luckier to have her.
Words cannot come close describing the true experience we had. I brought my son to see Dr. Amin asking for help with his ill feeding habits as he was past 1 year old and still refusing to eat purees/table food. He would only take the bottle. I had already been in the process of night training him to discontinue bottle feeding. Not only did she outright accuse me of propelling my son into acquiring diabetes, she stereotyped and further accused that there "is probably someone in your household with diabetes anyway." I got my son down to a single ounce of milk at night - there is no way he was going to obtain diabetes from that. I had never fed him sugary drinks nor unhealthy foods so there was no reason to even blame in the first place - he wasn't eating anything! She was rude about several other feeding-related subjects I brought up. "You should have...", "You weren't suppose to...", You ... You... You...etc. I never raised my voice the way she did nor argued back and expressed the tone she had. Maybe it was a bad day? Maybe she had been fed up with previous patients seen right before us? I just don't understand what I did to have deserved such condescending treatment. Again I brought him to her because I asked for help. She had not acted like that in the past. I was doing my best with my son. Sometimes first-time parents need advice from their children's provider. But belittling me as a parent - and by extension my family - was so wrong. The sad part of this is not only am I Indian myself and we speak the same mother tongue, I am also a provider. And yes healthcare professionals sometimes need help too. I had never nor would never treat a patient nor their family member the way Dr. Priti Amin treated me. Hopefully she will not repeat her mistakes with other patients and families.
I have used her since my 11 year old twins were born, and my sister has used her for all 4 of her children who are now adults. She's amazing, caring, patient, and always willing to work with the parent to find the best solution. I have complete trust in her advice and knowledge.
I asked Dr. Amin to help me with my son who was refusing to eat food and cease bottle feeding. Not only did she accuse me of propelling my son into acquiring diabetes, she stereotyped and further accused that there “is probably someone in your household with diabetes anyway.” I never raised my voice the way she did nor argued back. Sometimes first-time parents need advice from their children’s provider. But belittling me as a parent - and by extension my family - was so wrong.
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