I have been having severe cough for several days and it was not getting any better. Finally I decided to make an appointment with DuPage immediate care yesterday evening. I was able to see a doctor at the scheduled time and was prescribed several meds. Everything went smoothly and I hope to get better soon

The Dr was brief and a very odd interaction. My son had 2 issues and only one was addressed. I stepped out so my son could speak to the Dr privately (he is 17). The Dr left and didn’t come back to  speak to me about his diagnosis, treatment etc.  Would not recommend

Very easy to schedule appointment, staff Very friendly.

I didn’t have to wait at all and staff was amazing.  Friendly and kind.

My daughter had what appeared to be a mosquito bite, that was turning into an infected sore. The doctor was friendly and explained that the mosquito bite was actually an oak mite bite, and was very detailed. Prescribed medicine and my daughter is feeling and looking a lot better.

I booked my appointment on Sunday and drove for 30 minutes just to go dully  Unfortunately, the office wasn't clean Dr was in a rush they asked me to go home to do covid test and prescribed just an antibiotic everything took less than 10 min I said I had no energy so I was fatigued Can I get an IV he said not

The waiting area had a patient coughing badly and sneezing . He had NO mask on and there was no other area I could have moved to for distancing. I had a mask on. Why don't you require patients to wear a mask while in the waiting area? It only makes sense everyone is entitled to the same safety precautions and not being exposed to anothers germs. I never saw anyone wipe down the chairs or the door handles and I waited an hour to see my Dr. This should be common sense in a physicians office.

Easy online scheduling, minimal wait time, quality care and service.

Sore throat yesterday with a cough left air pain decided to call immediate care and got seen later right away. Thanks for the  the great service.

The doctor walked in and was immediately rude to my daughter, not recognizing her anxiety and instead assuming it was defiance.  We were confused by her diagnosis, and instead of trying to help us understand, she again acted now like we were all offending her by our confusion.  Her diagnosis was accurate but the experience kind of sucked.  Also, the prescription was written incorrectly, indicating she should put eye drops in her ear.  Thankfully, the pharmacist assured us they were indeed eye drops.