Mia Song, MD
Mia Song, MD, provides compassionate and professional OB/GYN care to women from The Loop in Chicago and Northbrook, Illinois, at The Association for Women’s Health Care.
While Dr. Song provides comprehensive OB/GYN care including pregnancy care, she focuses particularly on contraception and human papillomavirus vaccines. She also provides minimally-invasive gynecologic surgery.
Dr. Song received her undergraduate education from the Universi ...
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Patients consistently praise Dr. Mia Song and her staff for providing an outstanding, welcoming, and highly professional experience. Reviewers highlight Dr. Song’s exceptional bedside manner, describing her as kind, thorough, calming, and easy to talk to. She is highly commended for listening attentively, explaining treatment options clearly, and never rushing appointments. Patients also... Read More
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Patients consistently praise Dr. Mia Song and her staff for providing an outstanding, welcoming, and highly professional experience. Reviewers highlight Dr. Song’s exceptional bedside manner, describing her as kind, thorough, calming, and easy to talk to. She is highly commended for listening attentively, explaining treatment options clearly, and never rushing appointments. Patients also appreciate the clinic's efficiency, noting friendly and accommodating staff, short wait times, and prompt scheduling. Dr. Song’s thorough expertise and conscientious care have earned her the utmost confidence and enthusiastic recommendations from both patients and fellow physicians.
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Dr. Song and her staff have the best bedside manners.
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Dr. Song performed the cultures to test for potential infections pursuant to my visit and concerns. I have been a patient at this practice for more than 18 years and have seen Dr. Song for most of that time. She has always been knowledgeable, thorough, and I have confidence in her medical care, which is why I have continued to see her for so many years. At my most recent appointment, I shared that I had recently been diagnosed with Stage III colon cancer and would soon be starting chemotherapy. I wasn't expecting counseling or a lengthy conversation, but I did hope for some acknowledgment of what I had just shared. The visit continued in a very matter-of-fact way, and I left feeling that a significant moment in my life had gone unrecognized. I understand that physicians have demanding schedules and care for patients facing difficult diagnoses every day. I also recognize that I don't know what was happening in her day or what she may have been carrying emotionally herself. My intention isn't to criticize her professionalism or her medical care, which I continue to value. I simply wanted to offer the perspective that, especially for long-term patients, a few words of empathy can make an enormous difference. After 18 years of building trust with a physician, even a brief acknowledgment such as "I'm so sorry you're going through this" or "How are you holding up?" would have meant a great deal. Compassion doesn't require extra time—sometimes it's just a few sincere words that remind a patient they're being seen as a person, not just as the next appointment on the schedule.
Everyone is nice and professional and Dr. Song is the best. She is knowledgeable and her bedside manner cannot be beat. I would recommend her to anyone.
Dr. Song was very kind and informative. All the staff made the visit smooth.
All went well and just a brief wait.
The care in which Dr. Song takes to make sure that I stay well and great follow up.
Annual exam and pap smear. Dr. Song was friendly, listened well, and answered all of my questions. Provided refill prescriptions and orders for mammogram and bone density test.
Dr. Song was very personable and very thorough. She listened to my concerns and provided me with useful information. She is very easy to talk to and I always enjoy seeing Dr. Song.
Got all of my questions answered and we had a nice conversation.
Mia Song, MD, provides compassionate and professional OB/GYN care to women from The Loop in Chicago and Northbrook, Illinois, at The Association for Women’s Health Care.
While Dr. Song provides comprehensive OB/GYN care including pregnancy care, she focuses particularly on contraception and human papillomavirus vaccines. She also provides minimally-invasive gynecologic surgery.
Dr. Song received her undergraduate education from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and went to medical school at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. She went through her internship and residency at Hutzel Hospital of Wayne State University.
She’s currently affiliated with Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Prentice Women’s Hospital and is among the faculty of the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, all of which are in Chicago.
A Phi Beta Kappa member, Dr. Song received class honors while at the University of Michigan, and was also a University of Michigan Alumni Regents Scholar. She has been awarded the Creog Academic Achievement Award and the John Teshima Gynecology Award.
The Association for Women's Health Care