Jacob Saleh, MD

I cannot say enough positive things about Dr. Saleh, nurse Maggie and the rest of the team at NorthShore! My husband and I were so lucky to have found them. They were incredible throughout my pregnancy and post partum. Dr. Saleh and team go above and beyond to ensure the welfare of their patients. They truly care and we could not be more grateful to them.

There's so much I could say about Dr. Saleh and the rest of the amazing people at his practice. Dr. Saleh delivered my baby last July, and provided all of my prenatal care leading up to delivery. I always felt so safe and taken care of - he always would "settle in" to our appointments and I felt like any concern I had would be addressed fully and thoughtfully. He has a great sense of humor, took me seriously, and the delivery was everything I could have hoped for. Actually, he wasn't scheduled to be at the hospital nor was he on call when I went in to labor, but he had noted that the nurse should call him if that was the case and he ended up being there to deliver my baby after all!! Seeing him walk through the doors as I was in the midst of begging the nurses for any alternative to continuing with labor gave me the jolt of energy and confidence I needed. Anyway, I'm still his patient so if you see this, hi Dr. Saleh!!! You rock!!!!

Haven't seen Dr, Saleh in YEARS, however he is the OBGYN to the "stars" in the area (news anchor's wives, etc.). I grew up on the north shore and lived in the Evanston/downtown Chicago area for many years (where he used to be located) and could take the el to his office. Unfortunately, when I was 17 in 1988, I got pregnant. Went to planned parenthood and got my first pap smear, turned out 4/5 for cancer. If I would have waited for the "go to the gynecologist when you're 18" I might had have full blown cervical cancer!! Eeek! Went to Dr. Saleh's office (who had a partner then, an old man - retiring, on the way out) for cervical dysplasia freezing, and went to get a pap every 6 months all the way into the late 1990's (perfect every time since) and kept seeing Dr. Saleh until at least the mid 2000's (2008?). I no longer have any problems with that cervical stuff. All pap smears have been fabulous. They gave me an ovary ultrasound when I was last there (I think it was the last time I saw him), because my mother and sister have/had fibroids the size of oranges/grapefruits. I am no longer in the area but I must say Dr. Saleh is a kind doctor who cares - whether you're there to check your plumbing or if you're pregnant - no bias either way. He definitely has a kind, warm "bedside manner". Last time I saw him the first thing I said was, "You Look OLD"! He laughed and said something like, "well, you've been coming here 20 years, what do you expect?" And we laughed and laughed. I also have an incurable STD and experienced NO JUDGEMENT no lectures - he was cool about it and explained all to me how to manage! Then my GP took over that side of things. Due to fibroids in the family I believe my last visit was for a fibroid ultrasound. Added bonus: When he was a resident he was one of the doctors who gave my mother her hysterectomy, and she loved him. And that was in 1987 or so. NOTE: Please keep me confidential even if you can figure out who this is, Dr. Saleh! Love ya! (Mom's got dementia, it's a bummer. I caregive for her now, that's whats been going on with me)