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Illinois Institute of Allergy: Song Scott I MD

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    • Illinois Institute of Allergy: Song Scott I MD

      6 E Phillip Rd Vernon Hills, IL 60061-1700

    • Illinois Institute of Allergy: Song Scott I MD

      13 E Northwest Hwy Palatine, IL 60067-3543

    • Illinois Institute of Allergy: Song Scott I MD

      4309 Medical Center Dr. McHenry, IL 60050

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    • Amanda D

      Date: 06/19/2024

      I went to Dr. **** to get a food allergy test because I know I'm allergic to peanuts, but because of my mom and dad's allergies to different nuts and shellfish, I have avoided all nuts and shellfish since I was little. When he asked me if I had been tested before, I told him an ENT did my environmental testing and he went on a rant about how that whole medical field is full of 'kooks' and that they couldn't do anything. When we came back to have the food testing done, he said I was only allergic to peanuts. 2 days after, I went to the hospital for anaphylactic shock from a pistachio. I called the office to let them know and he said I could come in and get retested, but that there was a copay I needed to pay, which seemed to keep going up. This was Sept '23. I said several times that if they wanted me to pay that, they could pay my ER bill that I am STILL paying for. I finally paid it today so I could be done with this unethical practice, and I cannot stress enough: DON'T GO TO HIM!

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