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Dr. Robert Zagar, PHD

Dr. Robert Zagar, PHD

Neuropsychology

Dr. Robert Zagar, PHD is a neuropsychologist in Chicago, IL. He graduated from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in 1981. He is accepting new patients and telehealth appointments.

3.5 Star Rating
Based on 24 reviews 3.5 Star Rating (24 reviews)

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233 E Erie St Ste 610 Chicago, IL 60611
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3.5
24 ratings, 9 with a written review
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Listens, helps with practical solutions and is positive about the future
What went well
  • Office environment
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Listened & answered questions
  • Explained conditions well
  • Staff friendliness
  • Appointment wasn't rushed
  • Trusted the provider's decisions
What could be improved
No results
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Kurczaba – Feb 23, 2025
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Understanding and compassionate
What went well
  • Office environment
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Listened & answered questions
  • Explained conditions well
  • Staff friendliness
  • Appointment wasn't rushed
  • Trusted the provider's decisions
What could be improved
No results
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Karolina – Feb 23, 2025
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Understanding and compassionate
What went well
  • Office environment
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Listened & answered questions
  • Explained conditions well
  • Staff friendliness
  • Appointment wasn't rushed
  • Trusted the provider's decisions
What could be improved
No results
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Agatha Karolina – Feb 23, 2025
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Understanding and compassionate
What went well
  • Office environment
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Listened & answered questions
  • Explained conditions well
  • Staff friendliness
  • Appointment wasn't rushed
  • Trusted the provider's decisions
What could be improved
No results
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Robert John – Feb 23, 2025
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Understanding and compassionate
What went well
  • Office environment
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Listened & answered questions
  • Explained conditions well
  • Staff friendliness
  • Appointment wasn't rushed
  • Trusted the provider's decisions
What could be improved
No results
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Chris – Feb 23, 2025
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Excellent care
What went well
  • Office environment
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Listened & answered questions
  • Explained conditions well
  • Staff friendliness
  • Appointment wasn't rushed
  • Trusted the provider's decisions
What could be improved
No results
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Agata – Feb 23, 2025
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Not a psychologist, phd is in data analysis
Not a phd in psychology, just data analysis.
What went well
No results
What could be improved
  • I didn't feel respected
  • Difficult to schedule appointment
  • Didn't listen or answer questions
  • Didn't explain conditions well
  • Staff wasn't friendly
  • Appointment was rushed
  • Didn't trust the provider's decisions
  • Long wait times
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Oct 31, 2023
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Dr. Zagar has provided tremendous help for my issues, and I am grateful.
What went well
  • Office environment
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Listened & answered questions
  • Explained conditions well
  • Staff friendliness
  • Appointment wasn't rushed
  • Trusted the provider's decisions
  • Wait times
What could be improved
No results
3 others found this helpful
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Chicago, IL – Jul 12, 2016
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Going to Dr. Zagar for my child was the worst experience that I have ever had with a medical professional in my life. My recommendation to everyone is to go see a doctor who was referred to you and not use someone who has immediate availability for appointments. Great doctors have a lot of patients and referrals...
What went well
  • Appointment scheduling
What could be improved
  • Office environment
  • Didn't listen or answer questions
  • Didn't explain conditions well
  • Staff wasn't friendly
  • Appointment was rushed
  • Didn't trust the provider's decisions
16 others found this helpful
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Chicago, IL – Mar 17, 2016
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Never saw this parent or child.
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About Me

care philosophy

Providing the individual and the family with the best empirical approach to wellness available by using objective sensitive specific reliable and valid assessment and applying evidence based interventions to improve challenges and issues as quickly and efficiently as possible to improve daily functioning.

biography

I discover objectively what is the challenge and apply the best treatment for abuse, aging, alcohol/substance use, anger, anxiety, attention deficit, autism spectrum disorders career consultation, coping, criminal charges, custody, delinquency,...read more
  • Neuropsychology

  • Pediatric Psychiatry

  • Psychology

  • 1981-1982

    Residency Hospital
  • Northwestern University Feinberg School Of Medicine

    Medical School, 1981
  • Rush Presbyterian St Luke Medical Center

    Fellowship Hospital, 1981
  • Evanston Hospital

    Internship Hospital, 1980
  • English

  • Polish

  • Seventh Period Blues, March 1984

  • Adolescents in Turmoil: Chapter: Juvenile Murderers: Are There More Medical Risks, 1998

  • Can Violent Re(Offense) Be Predicted: A Review of the Role of the Roles of the Clinician and Use of Actuarial Tests in Light of New Data, Feb 2009

  • Czy mozna zapobiec strzeleaninon na uczelniach?, March 7-9,

  • Proceedings of the 6th European Congress on Violence in Pscyhiatry: Why Clinicians Should Use Actuarial Approaches Rather than Judgment in Predicting & Preventing Homicide: A Cost Effective Empirical Approach from Infancy to Adulthood, Oct 2009

  • Violence, abuse bring up kids who kill, 1/10/93

  • Swiadczenia dla niepelnosprawnych, 111/13/93

  • Cost Comparisons of Raising a Youth from Birth to 17 Years Among Samples of Abused, Delinquent, Violent & Homicidal Using Victimization & Justice System Estimates, Feb 2009

  • Summary of Studies of Abused Infants & Children Later Homicidal and Homicidal, Assaulting Later Homicidal, and Sexual Homicidal Youth and Adults., Feb 2009

  • Experts scrambling on school shootings, 8/1998

  • Looking Forward in Records of Abused Children: Risks for Homicidal, Violent, and Delinquent Offenses, Feb 2009

  • Empirical risk factors for delinquency and best treatments: Where do we go from here, Feb 2009

  • Comparing Early & Late Twentieth Century Boston and Chicago Male Juvenile Offenders: What Changed?, Feb 2009

  • Evaluation of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, 1980

  • Vocational interests and personality, 1983

  • Psychometrics of a neuropsychological test battery, 1978

  • Predicting & Preventing Homicide: A Cost Effective Empirical Approach from Infancy to Adulthood, Psychological Reports, February, 2009, 1-378, Feb 2009

  • Introduction to a Series of Studies on Abused, Delinquent, Violent and Homicidal Youth and Adults, Feb 2009

  • Effect of age & sex on the factor structure of the Wechsler Memory Scale, 1979

  • Mlodycianych Mordercach, 8/8/92

  • Organizational variation & environmental uncertainty in rehabilitation, 1986

  • Looking Forward & Backward in Records for Risks Among Homicidal Youth, Feb 2009

  • Looking Forward in Records of Young Adults Convicted of Sexual Homicide, Rape, or Molestation as Youth: Risks for Reoffending, Feb 2009

  • Analysis of a short test battery, 1983

  • Poland Today, May 1992

  • Violence Risk Appraisal of Male & Female Youth, Adults, and Individuals, Dec 2010

  • Medical family and scholastic conditions among delinquents, 1991

  • Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation in chronic back pain, 1981

  • 101 Adolescents Who Kill, 91,23,4,6.

  • Looking Forword in Records of Youth Abused as Infants: Risks for Homicidal, Violent, and Delinquent Offenses, Feb 2009

  • Massacre in Colorado, 5/3//99

  • Adolescents Who Kill, 1990

  • Effect of time of day on problem solving and classroom behavior., 1983

  • Developmental and Disruptive Behavior Disorders among Delinquents, August 198

  • Identification Treatment & Prevention of Homicide: Fallacies in Research, Feb 2009

  • Juvenile Murderers, 1992

  • An Empirical Theory of Development of Homicide Among Individuals, Feb 2009

  • Accepted Legal Applications of Actuarial Testing and Delinquency Interventions: Examples of Savings in Real Life Situations, Feb 2009

  • Homicidal Adolescents: A Replication

  • Time of Day as Related to Problem Solving Ability and Classroom Behavior, 1981

  • Clinical Exercise trial for stroke victims, 1983

  • Looking Forward in Records of Young Adults Who Were Convicted of Homicide or Assault as Youth: Risks for Reoffending, Feb 2009

  • Psychological test evaluation and chronic intractable pain, 1982

  • Developmental and disruptive behavior disorders among delinquents, 1989

  • Structure of a psychodiagnostic test battery for children, 1980

  • Town Meeting on Youth Violence, 5/25/99

  • Developmental analysis of the Wechsler Memory Scale, 1984

  • Bledne Kolo Przemoncy, 11/7/92

  • Invited Speaker National Summit on Youth Violence Denver Colorado USDOC OJJDP, 1999

  • Northwestern University Scholarship, 1976-1978

  • National Institute of Mental Health National Service Award, 1981-1982

  • Editor: Behavior Science & Law, 2011-2012

  • Mayor Daleys Youth Violence Task Force (resulted in $62M federal grant), 2008-2011

  • Rush University Fellowship, 1980-1981

  • Delta Omega National Public Health Honarary Society, 1993

  • Who's Who, 1990-prese

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Innovative Social Work Solutions P.C.233 E Erie St Ste 610 Chicago, IL 60611
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