She is very patient with you and she makes sure you understand her directive !!!!!!!

I trust her

Very patient with my 84 year old mother. Listens and support the quality of life aspect.

Very intelligent

Since the first day I met Dr. Lamb she has always been a shining light in my care.

Linda takes the time to ask and answer questions. Provides options for care and even offers inexpensive alternatives for devices or medications.

Very friendly and caring.

Listened and explained well

Good doctor - listens to your concerns & doesn’t rush you

She takes time with you. Explains things ask questions and makes you part of your treatment decision.

Great dr

Listens, attentive, friendly, caring and informative

I feel Dr. Lam communicates without “talking down” to me. Dr. Lam listens to what I am saying.

Muy buena doctora me ayudó muchísimo con mi asma

She knew what she was talking about and got us on a plan

To elaborate further, didn't seem interested in what was happening to my unique body post covid, which was the point of me driving 2 hrs out there, specifically.

She listens and don’t rush you.

She asked questions and listened to my responses. Didn’t feel rushed.

See’s the total patient and hears what they are saying. A rarity in medicine today.

she took her time to find out all about my issues

Professionalism, excellent bedside manners 👍🏾

She is always attentive to what I have to say, also

I get that it’s a pandemic. You’re exhausted. You’re gaslit. You’re Dunning-Kreugered. But when your patient tells your that their disability caregiver is opening their mail and committing insurance fraud and poisoning their food like pt’s mother has a hx of doing, “well you’re sending emails to a case worker” is not the end of your job. You were the only person I have been able to see in person since I was hate-crimed in the ER. Because I trusted you. Because you had been so open with me in the past when I was ignorant about something like the prednisone use. I came to you because I have no else in my life who I can talk to. My friends have left the country in fear of their lives and when you’re homeless, you don’t exactly make connections that travel with you when you’re forced to flee a situation that your social worker removed you from. I know I’m imbalanced. I know I’m manic. I know I’m a handful. But you were my ObiWan and I am the planet alderan. I am not going to hurt myself. I am not going to kill myself. Being able to show up to an appointment that I didn’t make it know about or consent to or ask for, was possible because I didn’t cancel the fake appointment when I found out you were the doctor. Severely traumatized from sex trafficking. Intellectually disabled. Unhinged without any mask left to hide my rage. But not stupid. I don’t like being made to feel stupid, Dr Lam. I may not know what you do but I know how Albuteral affects me compared to Xopenex. It’s affected me the same way since 2009. You shrugged it off because they’re similar? Similar? Elavil vs Cyclobenzaprine: the only difference is one bond inside of a hydrocarbon and one is an antidepressant and the other is a muscle relaxant. But two structures as different as albuteral and xopenex are “similar” which they aren’t, so “let’s placate the pt.” Being off of my meds from physical illness doesn’t stop my brain from doing what it does: remembering the things that now give us nightmares.

One of my favorite providers at Northwestern. Great at explaining her recommendations.

She doesn’t listen. I get the impression she thinks I’m making up what I’m telling her.

I like her

She makes you part of decision of your care. Takes time for you and shows you are important as her patient.

She studies the research when she develops a plan for my lungs and respiratory function.

Helped me with problem and made feel comfortable.

Treatment plan has been very effective.