Congratulations to Dr. T!

Vascular Specialists is pleased to announce that Dr. Eugene Tanquilut has received a 100% scorecard from Advocate Aurora Health System.

All the patients that Dr. T cared for in September scored him 10 out of 10 for:

Explaining patient health care diagnosis and treatment options
Listening to patient concern
Understanding patient health goals

Each and every patient also said that they would be “extremely likely” to recommend Dr. Tanquilut to family and friends.

Said a patient, “This is a pleasant office to go to, all of [the] doctors are very pleasant and the nurses as well. They are patient, work hard to answer questions and see to patient needs.”

Congratulations to Dr. T for achieving such an outstanding score through compassionate and careful patient care!

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