Vikas Passi's Online Review Report Card

Great Family Practice with excellent doctor and support staff. Always willing to get appointments around my work schedule.

Won't go to any other Dr....Dr Passi is great...most office personnel is good..been going to him for alot of years..he also listens to wat u say

While a patient at Riverwoods Dr. Passi and PA. T.J. were my medical team. I received excellent care and every issue was explained to me, as well as follow up after discharge.

I moved into the area recently, and Dr. Passi was highly recommended by family members. I have found him to be very professional and knowledgeable! I am very satisfied satisfied with him as well as his staff!

Dr Passi is great. The office staff, not so much- rather rude.

The doctors here are top notch. The staff is something totally different. They are deplorable and an embarrassment. Why you would ever put those people out front in your office ? They were unprofessional in their dress and attitude. Unless they are family, it baffles me why they are still employed in your place of business. Even if they are family ,clean house and start over. I know good staff are hard to find, especially nurses- but good God. First impressions are very important.

Dr Passi is the only doctor I would trust with my care and my family's. He genuinely cares for his patients and listens to each one, giving everyone individualized care. While the office is busy. It is because their care is the best. They cannot be matched. Everyone is kind and respectful, making time for each person. Been going here for years and love these people. They are truly heroes to do the work that they do !!!

My toes started swelling up and turning purple and itching and burning whenever it was cold outside, and I already saw two other doctors who couldn't figure out the cause. At my appointment with Dr. Passi, I explained what was wrong and took off my shoes an socks. Then I heard him say, "They look fine to me." I looked up, and he was standing as far away from me as he could in the little room and holding some papers in front of his face. I said, "You didn't actually look at my toes." From behind his papers he said, "You can put your socks and shoes back on." "But I need you to look at my toes," I replied. He refused and kept telling me to put my socks and shoes back on. I finally agreed, and as soon as I assured him they were back on, he lowered the papers and said, "Le's see what other problems you are having today." I later saw a podiatrist who diagnosed my toe problems as a condition called chilblains.

I saw Dr. Passi for insomnia. I told him I'll have two or three times a week where I'm unable to fall asleep for over 24 hours and sometimes it's more than 30. He said if I took antidepressants I wouldn't care if I have insomnia, and I wouldn't need to sleep because I wouldn't care about being tired. I was also trying to get physical therapy and specialist referrals for a torn acl and wrist injury. He told me I should just take antidepressants, and I wouldn't care that my knee and wrist hurt. I never once mentioned anything about having depression during this appointment.

I saw him for insomnia, and even though I never mentioned anything having about depression, he simply said, "Take antidepressants and you won't care that you have insomnia." I tried to explain to him that sometimes I'm unable to sleep for over 24 hours, so even if I didn't care about having insomnia, I'd still have a difficult time functioning when I'm that tired. Then he replied, "If you take antidepressants, you won't care that you're tired."