Dr. John Korpics, MD

I came in with my 1 1/2-year-old daughter who had severe pain in her mouth. The first question we received from the doctor is if we saw the Pediatrician and what they said, which threw me off right off the bat. He then looked at her, checked her body and mouth and chalked it up to her teething. When I asked what I can give her to help her with the pain she is experiencing he said, "well what would you like me to give her, she's teething", as a first-time mom who has never gone through this his response and demeanor were unacceptable. I left the office feeling defeated and my child was still screaming from pain. I decided to see my Pediatrician on Monday and just by looking in my daughters mouth she told me that she had a gum infection which at least explained why she was so fussy and was not eating. Dr. Korpics made it seem like it was an absolute chore for him to see us but yet I continue to get bills for his services. His bedside manner was terrible, and his attitude was awful. Will not be going back.

We brought our son to Good Samaritan Urgent Care with an athletic injury--two bloody deep cuts to his face. Dr. Korpics listened, was patient with us, and carefully stitched my son's forehead and eyebrow. We were so worried that the eyebrow would heal unevenly as a result of the stitches. Thankfully, it healed perfectly! We are so grateful that Dr. Korpics had the experience and skill to carefully reconstruct our son's eyebrow. I would definitely recommend Dr. Korpics.

I had the worst experience at hinsdale hospital er today. When my son arrived to the er, unbenounced to my son, dr korpic saw him for a minute & left. Dr kopic never identified or introduced himself as a doctor so my son was waiting hours in the er to be seen by a doctor. After three hours of waiting my son requested to be seen by a doctor. Dr korpic comes in the room and calls my son a liar. My son is not a liar, he did not know that dr korpic saw him. Dr korpic was arrogant & worthless. He didn't do any medical making from the one minute that he saw the patient.