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At Wilcox Family Medicine, our support staff prides itself on high levels of patient satisfaction. Our friendly front desk staff understands that dealing with your health insurance can sometimes be a difficult task. Furthermore, we know that this frustration can be compounded by sometimes being sick. We strive to make this process as easy on you as possible. When you call, you’ll speak directly with someone eager to help with your needs. We are advocates for you and will gladly help you in any way possible, including scheduling appointments that work for your schedule!

Our nurses are skilled in helping you with any medication refills, drawing blood for laboratory evaluation, blood pressure checks, and any other medical issues you may have.

**James A Wilcox, D.O.**

Family Medicine

Dr. Wilcox is board certified through the American Board of Family Medicine. He holds his medical license in the state of Illinois where his practice is located, and is also licensed in the states of Wisconsin and Arizona. His memberships are current in the American Academy of Family Practice, the AMA, and the AOA.

Dr. Wilcox was born and raised in the northwest suburbs, and now lives in the area with his wife and two children. The northwest suburbs of Chicago are an ideal location for Dr. Wilcox’s practice, as he was born and raised here and his family and friends provide a stable foundation for an enduring practice at the Barrington Family Medicine Building.

Dr. Wilcox provides the highest quality of healthcare for his patients by maintaining full staff privileges at Good Shepherd Hospital in Barrington, Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights, and Sherman Hospital in Elgin. As Director of Community Medical Education through Good Shepherd Hospital, Dr Wilcox provides medical care for his patients and follows all the latest medical studies and guidelines. He gives frequent lectures to the community regarding the latest technological advances in treating disease and injury and the prevention of these problems.

Education

Residency: Phoenix Baptist Hospital And Medical Center

Medical School: Kirksville College Of Osteopathic Medicine

Hospital Affiliations

Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital

Advocate Sherman Hospital

“I provide the best medical care possible by making myself available to my patients. I’m here when you need me. If needed, I’m available for same day appointments and I really try to consider my patient’s personal schedules by making wait times in the waiting room short. We strive for efficiency, and balancing this for time to listen to the patient. I understand that being sick or having pain is far from convenient for my patients and our goal is to have them feeling better as soon as possible. I also realize that patients sometimes have their own philosophies when it comes to medications or treatment plans. I can be flexible by generating a plan WITH the patient that will be safe and effective, when there are multiple options from which to choose. While my goal is to keep everyone’s medicine list as small as I can, when I do prescribe, I chose medicines that are safest, most effective, and with lowest cost.”
*— Dr. Wilcox*

“I provide the best medical care possible by making myself available to my patients. I’m here when you need me. If needed, I’m available for same day appointments and I really try to consider my patient’s personal schedules by making wait times in the waiting room short. We strive for efficiency, and balancing this for time to listen to the patient. I understand that being sick or having pain is far from convenient for my patients and our goal is to have them feeling better as soon as possible. I also realize that patients sometimes have their own philosophies when it comes to medications or treatment plans. I can be flexible by generating a plan WITH the patient that will be safe and effective, when there are multiple options from which to choose. While my goal is to keep everyone’s medicine list as small as I can, when I do prescribe, I chose medicines that are safest, most effective, and with lowest cost.”

— Dr. Wilcox

Clinical Interests

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