Concierge Internal Medicine physician, Chicago, IL
Dr. Scott Palmer is a board-certified internist who has cared for Chicago patients since 1989 and keeps his membership limited.
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Dr. Palmer graduated from the University of Michigan and Rush Medical College. He trained at Presbyterian St. Luke's Hospital in Chicago, which is now Rush University Medical Center, and served as chief resident there. He practiced private internal medicine at Rush for twenty-one years before moving to personalized medical care in 2010.
He has cared for Chicago patients since 1989. Dr. Palmer keeps the practice small so members get time, continuity and personal attention. Annual evaluations last a full hour, and standard appointments last thirty minutes.
If a member is hospitalized, he acts as attending physician and advocate instead of handing care to a hospitalist. He arranges priority referrals to specialists by phoning a colleague himself, and records go ahead of the patient.
The practice is a concierge internal medicine practice, and the membership does not replace general health insurance.
Members get same day or next business day appointments, a cell phone number just for patients and personal hospital care.
Membership is limited.
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He makes sure I'm comfortable and he always explains each test that needs to be done for me.
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The practice is a concierge internal medicine practice. The membership does not replace general health insurance, so patients still need it.
Yes. Dr. Palmer is board-certified in internal medicine.
He graduated from the University of Michigan and Rush Medical College. He completed his internship, residency and chief residency at Presbyterian St. Luke's Hospital in Chicago, now Rush University Medical Center.
If a patient is hospitalized, he serves as attending physician and advocate instead of handing care to a hospitalist.
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