Dr. Jonathan Vogel, MD

He reviewed all my records before the appointment. He did not examine me. He told me there was nothing in my findings to convey I had an issue which was severely impairing me. I was since diagnosed with needing two hip replacements- which explained my crippling and painful condition. He also recommended I see a specialist in NYC for something else. He should be plugged in enough to know providers in the Chicago market for such recommendations. At that time, he was the sole provider in the department and that makes me think, he had little to no oversight.

Rude, arrogant, rushed and doesn't seem to know a provider should have compassion.

Whenever I come across an article or a statistic about how women aren’t taken seriously by doctors (a phenomenon known as “the pain gap”) I am immediately reminded of my experience with Dr. Jonathan Vogel. -He suggested that the flashes in my vision and double vision were merely psychological and that I should see a psychiatrist. I went to another doctor for a second opinion, and was correctly diagnosed with aura migraines and double vision caused by early onset cataracts. I later had cataract surgery which cured me of that. -When I expressed concerned over nerve slowing and nerve pain in my legs, and extreme fatigue, he very condescendingly said "Maybe you should go outside or read a book." Turns out my nerve problems were caused by a large uterine tumor pressing on my nerves. The tumor was also causing the fatigue because it caused excessive menstrual bleeding, thus iron deficiency anemia. It's equal parts crazy and lazy that he suggested a psychiatrist instead of doing his job.

Just had my first visit with Dr Vogel. I have had symptoms from a concussion I had for several months now and was very worried. He put my mind at ease, gave me some suggestions to help me and made a follow-up visit. I was very worried but I feel much better since I've seen him and I feel I'm in really good hands. His staff was also really lovely.

After experiencing headaches and dizziness on and off for over 2 years, I was rather nervous in even visiting a specialist. Dr. Vogel listened to every last detail, took copious notes, and calmed my nerves about how strange all the symptoms made me feel. Even though I've come to find out that it takes a while to secure the first appointment with a neurologist, he didn't make me feel rushed and gave plenty of time to go over all my concerns.

Dr. Vogel has been a excellent doctor in the 5+ tears i've been his patient. I had been to several doctors at many different places and never received the attention to my health and help as I have from him. He has been honest from the first visit after reviewing all of my tests and other prior doctor visits. He has helped me to the very best of his ability and has always relayed information on my mediications to my home primary care physician. I highly recommend Dr. Vogel !

I went once, and it was a basic, standard first appointment. I've tried to follow up, but every time I call I get a message saying that I should call back "during business hours." This is when I call during the listed business hours. Even calling the hospital main number forwards to this voicemail. There's no option to leave a message, so I guess they're wondering why it's always so quiet in the office.

Dr. Vogel may well be the best doctor I have ever encountered. He listens carefully and responds completely. I feel that he is assisting me manage my peripheral neuropathy rather than merely examining and prescribing.

After seeking Dr. Vogel to assist in supplementing current meds in an attempt to reduce seizure activity I took a variety of tests. One of which was a 72 hour EEG arranged through Il Masonic Hospital. They set up the test and analyzed the results. When Dr Vogel received the results he set up an appt to discuss. When I got to his office it was clear he done nearly no reviewing of the results after pressing his awareness. He suggested I start taking vitamins and offered NO solution to the problem.

This doc prescribed me a med for epileptic seizures, I suffer from migraines. I ended up in hospital due to side effects. When I went back to him cause I noticed my migraines had become a little more frequent he sarcastically said so you're worried cause you had an unscheduled migraine? I asked if I could be prescribed sumatriptan shots, he agreed. I wanted something as needed rather than a daily med. I called to ask question, I was told I had to set an appointment. Then they reffused me.

Dr. Vogel took care of me in his office and in the hospital. I trust his judgement. I wish I could think of something wrong.