Name: The University of Chicago
Address: 5801 S Ellis Ave, Chicago, IL 60637, USA, US
Telephone: +1 773-702-1234

The University of Chicago is a university, located at 5801 S Ellis Ave, Chicago, IL 60637, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 773-702-1234, visit their website www.uchicago.edu for more detailed information.

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5801 S Ellis Ave, Chicago, IL 60637, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 24 February 2017

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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LaVerne Jones

15 December 2020

Friends and Family Health Center is a very good clinic. Everyone was nice and very professional. My first visit for myself as a New Patient. I am very happy with the Service.
Tc Parham

28 October 2020

Nice little botanic garden great architecture perogi House Rock Chapel lots of things to see including the Oriental nice little botanic garden great architecture perogi House Rock Chapel lots of things to see including Oriental Museum
R. S.

14 September 2020

Need I say more?
Ittipat Prapaprasert

03 September 2020

Faculty and students have racked up more than 80 Nobel prizes within U of C's hallowed halls. The economics and physics departments lay claim to most of the awards. The campus is well worth a stroll, offering grand Gothic architecture and free art and antiquities museums.
Ron Dwayne

13 July 2020

The University of Chicago is a great school. One of the best in the world. I believe they have more Nobel prize winners than any other institution internationally. I graduated from the University of Chicago laboratory high school. I received my masters degree from the University of Chicago divinity school in religious studies. I an now completing my PhD in psychology at another University.
Mr XP

21 December 2017

What a pretty campus! However, the public transportation for visitors can be inconvenient, since the convenient school shuttle bus is not open to the general public.
P 76

29 November 2017

A huge campus and amazing university that will guarantee you to a greater future🙂
Karen McClain

28 November 2017

The campus and school maybe great but the emergency room and staff suck! I brought my mom in for flu/pnemonia symptoms and after 4hrs no one has even bothered to listen to get lungs. She's a lung cancer survivor with 1 lung and they never listened to her chest, no xrays, nothing but blood pressure and fever check. Its almost like they leave you long enough maybe you get fed up enough to leave. Its truly ridiculous
Al L

19 October 2017

During my 3-day and 2-night Chicago trip in October, I spent 6 hours in this beautiful campus. I walked around campus from building to building and enjoyed the great architecture of U of C. Hopefully, one of my family members can come here for its famous Economics department in the future.
Mr XP

22 September 2017

What a pretty campus! However, the public transportation for vusitors can be inconvenient, since the convenient school shuttle bus is not open to the general public.
Sea Doc

07 July 2017

Wonderful Medical School at the University of Chicago - Great memories during my studies there from 1990 to 1994. Even saw Barack Obama at the law school when I studied there Bernie Sanders and James Comey are alums too!!! Give it a careful look if you're thinking of applying.
King Russell

08 June 2017

My dream University. I love this campus. I studied here 2013-2017
Dana Wilson

04 May 2017

Dr. Kang was instrumental in helping me gain functionality after a very tragic life experience. The short story is that when I was at the end of hope of walking without a brace on my right knee forever or having some major surgeries that would have long healing periods and probably give me a fraction of the very mobile energetic life that I was used to, he listened, really took the time to review all surgeries I had undergone (not just from my accident but also from a prior meniscal repair) to study and determine where my debilitating underlying pain was really coming from. He was able to perform the least invasive surgery possible that got me back to a life that I could function and emotionally accept. He heard me as a person and although I am technical in my profession medical procedures seem a little foreign and he always brought the options and medical procedures into a comfortable conversation that helped me really understand what my options were and what the recommendations really entailed.

I have gone to a lot of doctors. The last two years were more visits than I had anticipated in a lifetime. When comparing my experiences I have to give Dr. Kang true respect. Everyone is overloaded with patients but there was a distinct difference from the rushed stressed environment I had felt at other facilities. He helped me feel that my situation was important. The time he gave my husband and I to relate as a person along with the extra time taken to care and move forward with the best treatment possible was a true light at the end of the dark tunnel I had been in.

The long story…

Almost two years ago I had been in a motorcycle accident where I had receive 7 breaks including a hyperextension of my right knee which in medical terms indicated that I had sustained a right knee displaced fibular head fracture, right knee lateral meniscal capsular junction tear, right knee medial femoral condyle fracture, right knee peroneal nerve sciatic nerve palsy along with collateral instability of the right knee.

The doctor who had done a fabulous job putting me back together (performed a right knee open reduction and internal fixation of the fibular head fracture on the right knee, an open peroneal nerve neurolysis and repaired a right knee open lateral meniscal capsular tear) but did not have the experience to continue treatment. He recommended a cadaver meniscal replacement and an osteotomy of the right knee.

I had gone to the recommended specialist to find that insurance didn’t approve. When Dr. Kang was a tertiary doctor in network how pleased was I to find he had studied with the best (the first recommended doctor). To my surprise the different quality of very professional specific instruction on how to prepare for surgery the weeks and days before, along with the aftercare was remarkably helpful. Also the very specific instructions and goals given to my physical therapist who was several hours away (we live in Springfield and not Chicago) were very detailed. This communication made the biggest difference in my overall recovery. I work hard and follow instructions to the T… but his recommendations gave me the flexibility and recovery I needed in order to function without pain again. Yes I had had a lot of trauma but to me I am grateful everyday to be able to walk without a brace and exercise in a way that keeps my body healthy. I’ll never run those marathons again but I can play with my kids and live a normal life that I may have never had if I had followed the very evasive recommendations that were first suggested. Thank you Dr. Kang for giving me my life back!
Elizabeth Williams

16 April 2017

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Filthynasty, unattended, restrooms, staff unconve sn filthy washrooms trmained filthy throughout yhe day..I have relativesy and neighborhood residents who affim University of Chicago. Arrogant and Nastyfilthy always no concern.
Kyle Alt

16 March 2017

Pretty amazing place to walk around. One of my favorite professors was a graduate from a doctoral program here. They have an amazing Ancient Eastern culture museum for FREE with artifacts straight out of the Bible.
Mohannad Safadi

03 March 2017

Huge campus with lots to see. Make sure to walk around and see all the different and famous architecture styles all over. Don't be afraid to check out the inside of a few buildings. Also, there are many museums around with great exhibits, and surprisingly all for free. My personal favorite was the Oriental institute. The artifacts they have are in great condition. And of course, you must check out the Rockefeller Memorial Chapel. A true historical landmark of Chicago.
Erick Wence

03 March 2017

My older brother went here for his undergrad degree and I went here to attend a summer program for high school students back when I was in high school. It's always been a great school and continues to be at the top of its class. The architecture is great as well.