Winfield Moody Health Svcs

Kriss said it well. Unfortunately, Dr. McKitty is no longer there and probably left around 2011. The staff has no information. He is in Great Lakes, Il. and unless you enlist in the Navy… well, the Chicago near North side’s loss is Great Lakes’ gain. That is for sure.
This facility has always taken care of my needs and I feel it is amazing. They tell me that changes have been major now, and I return this week.

This clinic is not treating the people equal for some reason. If they decide that you look like someone who has money they do everything to rip you off. I have been there twice and for each doctor‘s visit I was charged $ 40 and I was told thay if there‘s anithing additional that I have to pay they will bill me. I was never billed by them! Today I wanted to visit a doctor again but this time they told me that I have to pay $ 75 for the visit! Excuse me? My incomes didn‘t change since the last time and I don‘t understand why I have to pay almost double price? They also saw that I have some kind of unpaid balance from my previous visits in the amount of $ 97 and they made me pay it! When I asked why I wasn‘t billed the manager said that they don‘t bill the people and I was supposed to come to the clinic and ask if I have any balances pending!!! Are you kidding me? … So I couldn‘t get medical help today and I had to leave because I didn‘t have money to pay the $ 75 for the visit after I had to pay the $ 97 remaining balance. What a shitty place!

Staff is kind and the doctors are knowledgeable. The intake clerks are compassionate and very helpful.

Dr Cox is awesome. She’s really informative, and fun too. If you have an appointment here, do show up on time, but bring a book, or maybe two because it could be a while before you’re seen even if you have an appointment. Don’t be offended if you fell like any of the doctors talk down to you a little bit the first few visits. They deal with a lot of people with less than stellar intelligence.

I’ll break it down simply:
The ladies who do all of the check ins downstairs — kinda mean. Rude, brash, apathetic, absorbed only in their own interpersonal business with each other.
The wait? Without an appointment, bring a book (a big one — like over four hundred pages or so). If choosing comic books, three or volumes of a series or manga. No less. With an appointment, maybe bring one or two.
The check up? If you have issues of any kind whatsoever, ask for Dr. Anthony McKitty by name — seriously one of THE nicest guys I’ve ever seen in a medical setting. Patient, kind and willing to listen to and advise on problems no matter how miniscule (I’ve overheard him talking down some real crazies before without raising his voice or seemingly breaking a sweat).
If it wasn’t for the good doctor, this place would get far fewer stars. The check in ladies really should smile.