Contemporary Compassionate Care & Experience

Duly Health and Care (formerly DuPage Medical Group) gives Dr. Paul’s patients have many of the integrated and technological advantages of a larger corporate practice. However, his team and office function with the intimacy and personalized care of the four generations that preceded him. Although trained and educated at elite institutions, his office and team prefer to behave with an understated pride and the humility his patients deserve. Furthermore, Dr. Paul, and his team, have made a firm commitment to the community and its elderly. While some other reputable and high profile practices refuse medicare and/or medicare products, Dr. Paul’s team chooses to follow its heart and ethics in embracing our senior citizens.

Dr. Paul and his experienced team of Physi­cian Assis­tants and nurs­es bring a strong reputation to the Chicago area. As Chair of the DuPage Med­ical Group Spine Surgery Depart­ment, he is work­ing to use his extensive exper­tise in min­i­mal­ly-inva­sive surgery to improve the patient expe­ri­ence.

Dr. Paul has a rapid­ly grow­ing rep­u­ta­tion for com­plex cer­vi­cal and lum­bar spine recon­struc­tion with an empha­sis on optimal long term out­comes. He is actively involved in instructional activities teaching minimally invasive tech­niques to neu­ro­sur­geons and spinal sur­geons from around the coun­try as well as Asia, Africa and Europe.

Dr. Paul’s staff are available from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday. The DuPage Medical group Spine Department has a handful of PAs that take calls after hours for emergencies only, but we ask that patients respect that reservation.

We strongly encourage the use of the MyDulyHealth app.

Each team member has over ten years of experience, and one of them is in the clinic almost every business day. They help care for the 95% of people who do not require surgical care in our practice.

Together they see over 1,200 patients and assist with over 200 spine cases with Dr. Paul every year. Having reputations in the medical community for being caring and knowledgeable, it’s not unusual for physicians and nurses to seek advice from them.