Scheduling an appointment was an simple affair. I left a message after hours and Dr. Radasch returned my call... at 6:30AM. Which was OK I guess, though I was a bit surprised, but then he does run c... Read More
Scheduling an appointment was an simple affair. I left a message after hours and Dr. Radasch returned my call... at 6:30AM. Which was OK I guess, though I was a bit surprised, but then he does run clinic hours early (from 7ish to 4pm?), so don't be alarmed if you get any early return calls. The clinic is located conveniently on the southeast corner of Washington and 21/Milwaukee Ave, in the shopping area directly facing Washington St. The facility itself is very simple and clean. Dr. Radasch sometimes has his friendly dog in the back area of the clinic with him, but never allows the dog anywhere near the examination rooms, which are always mindfully kept shut.The examination rooms do not have chairs, but you won't need them - Dr. Radasch is very efficient. I had gone in for my cat's annual exam, and also to check for urinary problems since my cat had recently eliminated outside the box (HIGHLY unusual for him). My appointment was at 9:00am - Dr. Radasch checked my cat for general health (heart rate, glands, kidneys, liver), extracted a urine sample from the bladder, created a wet mount to detect urinary stones, invited me to view at the uroliths under the microscope, gave my cat an antibiotic shot, gave me a box of oral antibiotics to give to my cat, had me pay and reschedule the follow-up appointment - and I was out the door by 9:30am. This all cost me $149.00.Dr. Radasch is an energetic man who seems genuinely enthusiastic about his work. I asked him how I might prevent such an infection from occurring again, and at first he said, "That will have to wait until next time." But after asking again, he offered to call a nutritionist on my behalf, and asked that I call him the next day for answers.EDIT: The follow-up appointment was for an x-ray to confirm the presence of stones in the urinary tract. The medications appeared to be effective, because there were no crystals found. This entire appointment took twenty minutes and cost me $130. I am to book another appointment for my cat two weeks after the medication runs out, to make sure the crystals are really all gone. Read Less