DuPage Med­ical Group (DMG) was formed in 1999 when three health­care groups serv­ing the west­ern sub­urbs of Chica­go since the 1960s joined togeth­er. Today, DMG has grown into the largest and most suc­cess­ful inde­pen­dent mul­ti-spe­cial­ty physi­cian groups in Illinois.

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This suc­cess is large­ly based on the informed direc­tion it receives through a physi­cian-gov­erned board. DMG is led by expe­ri­enced physi­cians who con­tin­u­al­ly seek inno­va­tions through a mod­el of QEA: Qual­i­ty, Effi­cien­cy and Access.

Man­ag­ing such a proac­tive mod­el of med­i­cine allows DMG to pro­vide qual­i­ty care, con­struct the most advanced facil­i­ties and imple­ment the lat­est tech­nol­o­gy. Through secure access of an elec­tron­ic health record and our patient por­tal, MyChart, our physi­cians and patients stay close­ly con­nect­ed on the care that forms the big­ger pic­ture of each patient’s health. DMG pro­motes strong col­lab­o­ra­tion among its med­ical staff and solic­its help­ful feed­back from patients. Strong admin­is­tra­tive sup­port cre­ates sta­bil­i­ty for DMG physi­cians, empow­er­ing them to help dri­ve the group forward.

The end result is a tight-knit physi­cian group that sets the indus­try stan­dard and keeps ahead of the curve in the ever-chang­ing field of healthcare.

Con­tact Information

Kote Chundu, MD, MMM, is the founding President and Chief Executive Officer of District Medical Group (DMG) from its inception in January 2010 as a nonprofit multispecialty medical group with more than 650 credentialed providers. DMGT manages a diverse, multinational portfolio of companies, with total revenues of around £1.2bn, that provide businesses and consumers with compelling information, analysis, insight, events, news and entertainment.

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Mis­sion & Vision

Mis­sion

The mis­sion of DuPage Med­ical Group is to enhance the phys­i­cal well being of the patients we serve by con­tin­u­ing to pro­vide the high­est qual­i­ty med­ical care available.

Vision

To accom­plish this mis­sion, DuPage Med­ical Group will always pro­vide a com­pre­hen­sive array of health­care ser­vices for our patients, uti­liz­ing lead­ing-edge tech­nol­o­gy and tech­niques. Our med­ical team and sup­port staff will work togeth­er as a close-knit team. In turn, this col­lab­o­ra­tive cul­ture will allow us to con­tin­u­al­ly attract the high­est qual­i­ty physi­cians and staff mem­bers. And by pre­serv­ing the physician’s lead­er­ship role in direct­ing our progress, DMG will ensure the most effi­cient, pro­gres­sive care possible.

The areas that we serve are also the places we call home. Our patients are our friends, fam­i­ly and neigh­bors. DuPage Med­ical Group will con­tin­ue to work active­ly in sup­port of these com­mu­ni­ties through vol­un­teer ser­vice and char­i­ta­ble giving.

Val­ues

DuPage Med­ical Group’s approach to ser­vice excel­lence is based on the fol­low­ing C.A.R.E. val­ues in our dai­ly prac­tice. These apply to inter­ac­tions with every­one we view as our cus­tomers: patients, staff, physi­cians, ven­dors and the greater community.

Com­pas­sion

Gen­uine health­care address­es the needs of the patients and providers alike. The empa­thy that we show towards our cus­tomers begins with active lis­ten­ing. We then respond with action that we believe will pro­vide the best solu­tion. By demon­strat­ing gen­uine inter­est in the cus­tomer and meet­ing their needs, we build the foun­da­tion for DuPage Med­ical Group as a whole.

Account­abil­i­ty

DuPage Med­ical Group pro­motes a cul­ture of respon­si­bil­i­ty through respon­sive­ness and fol­low-through. Our abil­i­ty to pro­vide the high­est lev­el of care affords us the con­fi­dence to stand by our ser­vice for each cus­tomer. Accu­ra­cy is of the utmost impor­tance. The col­lab­o­ra­tive nature of our work helps us elim­i­nate mis­takes and make the most edu­cat­ed deci­sions possible.

Respect

Sen­si­tiv­i­ty applies to much more than the phys­i­cal symp­toms of health­care. We pro­mote respect through con­sid­er­a­tion of each customer’s unique view­points and emo­tions. This cul­ture allows us to fos­ter a pos­i­tive envi­ron­ment to address impor­tant health­care needs. If our cus­tomers under­stand that they can trust us with their per­son­al feel­ings as well as their health con­cerns, we will be able to build rela­tion­ships that offer a life­time of care.

Excel­lence

We are com­mit­ted to going above and beyond expec­ta­tions for all cus­tomers at DuPage Med­ical Group. Our goal is to cre­ate a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence that pro­vides reas­sur­ance and results. We offer pro­fes­sion­al ser­vice and advanced tech­nol­o­gy, all with­in a com­pas­sion­ate set­ting. And by con­tin­u­ous­ly tak­ing the ini­tia­tive to dis­cov­er new inno­va­tions, we give our cus­tomers a sense of secu­ri­ty in know­ing that they are in the most capa­ble hands.

His­to­ry

The His­to­ry of DuPage Med­ical Group – Supe­ri­or Health Care and Innovation

DuPage Med­ical Group began 50 years ago as the brain­child of Dr. Robert McCray, a local sur­geon and health care vision­ary. Dr. McCray’s advance­ments helped rede­fine the physi­cian prac­tice in DuPage Coun­ty into the kind of per­son­al­ized, lead­ing-edge health care that until then was rarely avail­able out­side the uni­ver­si­ty med­ical or research cen­ter settings.

The For­ma­tion

In the ear­ly 1960s, Dr. McCray was still new to med­i­cine as a pri­vate-prac­tice sur­geon in Glen Ellyn, Ill., when he began re-imag­in­ing the physi­cian prac­tice as a way to give local patients access to advanced care spe­cial­ists and relat­ed med­ical ser­vices all under one roof. A rev­o­lu­tion­ary idea at a time when only 11 physi­cians prac­ticed in Glen Ellyn with few med­ical spe­cial­ists, Dr. McCray antic­i­pat­ed many aspects of group prac­tice now con­sid­ered commonplace.

Dr. McCray vis­it­ed 35 clin­ics across the coun­try, includ­ing Minnesota’s pres­ti­gious Mayo Clin­ic, exam­in­ing spe­cif­ic ele­ments that made group prac­tices suc­cess­ful. He teamed with sev­er­al local physi­cians – fel­low sur­geon and part­ner Dr. Glen Asselmeier, internists Drs. Joe Crum­rine, Fred Kuharich and James Erlen­born and pedi­a­tri­cians Drs. James Ver­coe and William Kin­dra­chuk. Dr. Gary Chris­tensen joined the team a short time lat­er after com­plet­ing a res­i­den­cy in obstet­rics and gynecology.

The group broke ground in August 1963 on a 12,000-square-foot build­ing and agreed on call­ing itself the Glen Ellyn Clin­ic, part­ly in homage to the Mayo Clinic.

Built with Innovation

The Glen Ellyn Clin­ic opened its doors on Sep­tem­ber 1, 1964, with eight physi­cians, 15 nurs­es and a staff of lab tech­ni­cians and admin­is­tra­tive per­son­nel. The clin­ic offered a host of inno­va­tions that were ground­break­ing at the time – a lab­o­ra­to­ry, X‑ray ser­vices and a phar­ma­cy, all onsite. The clin­ic offered evening hours, around-the-clock pedi­atric care and an urgent care depart­ment. For the first time, DuPage Coun­ty patients had access to a full range of spe­cial­ty health care – surgery, inter­nal med­i­cine, obstet­rics and gyne­col­o­gy, pedi­atrics and ancil­lary ser­vices – in one location.

The clin­ic embraced admin­is­tra­tive inno­va­tions as well. Physi­cians com­bined their nurs­ing and office staffs, med­ical records and billing func­tions. Accounts receiv­able were pooled and a bonus struc­ture imple­ment­ed based on per­for­mance and clin­ic prof­itabil­i­ty. The founders also ensured part­ner­ships would be avail­able to younger physicians.

After it’s first year of oper­a­tion, the clin­ic was see­ing 300 new patients a month. By 1970, the part­ner­ship had grown to 25 physi­cians, while office and lab space was added with a 24,000-square-foot clin­ic expansion.

Suc­cess and Growth

The clinic’s patient pop­u­la­tion and staff con­tin­ued expand­ing in the ear­ly 1970s. Two new office build­ings were built to accom­mo­date the many new med­ical spe­cial­ists who were join­ing. New physi­cians saw Glen Ellyn Clin­ic as an oppor­tu­ni­ty to prac­tice in the com­pa­ny of estab­lished col­leagues. Mean­while, the clin­ic intro­duced a range of spe­cial­ties to the West­ern Sub­urbs, includ­ing tho­racic surgery, neu­ro­surgery, car­diac surgery, gas­troen­terol­o­gy, inva­sive car­di­ol­o­gy and neonatology.

The clin­ic con­tin­ued expand­ing in the 1980s, adding 38,000 square feet of office and lab space to accom­mo­date physi­cians in 16 spe­cial­ties and sub-spe­cial­ties. Clin­ic offices were opened in Bloom­ing­dale and Naperville with a full range of ser­vices. By the end of the decade, the Glen Ellyn Clin­ic was one of the city’s biggest employ­ers – 80 physi­cians and a staff of 480 han­dling 300,000 annu­al patient vis­its. It also owned one of the largest clin­ic oper­at­ed labs in Illi­nois, annu­al­ly per­form­ing more than 100,000 tests onsite and 25,000 more offsite.

Change and Transition

The 1990s saw sig­nif­i­cant changes as sev­er­al found­ing clin­ic part­ners began retir­ing. In addi­tion, advances in med­ical and infor­ma­tion tech­nol­o­gy required sig­nif­i­cant finan­cial invest­ment to keep pace with the indus­try. Beyond that, the emer­gence of man­aged care and the result­ing changes in reim­burse­ment meth­ods called for new oper­a­tional strate­gies. In the late 1990s, the clin­ic became part of the country’s largest physi­cian man­age­ment com­pa­ny in an effort to ensure the finan­cial strength it need­ed to con­tin­ue growing.

The new arrange­ment didn’t mean an end to the chal­lenges, how­ev­er. As man­aged care gained ground in the 1990s, physi­cian groups across the coun­try expe­ri­enced increas­ing pres­sures, includ­ing two oth­ers in DuPage Coun­ty that would fig­ure promi­nent­ly in the Glen Ellyn Clinic’s future – Mid-Amer­i­ca Health Part­ners and Wheaton Med­ical Clinic.

Formed in 1964, Wheaton Med­ical Clin­ic includ­ed 25 physi­cians and had recent­ly affil­i­at­ed itself with a major health insur­er. With 50 pri­ma­ry care physi­cians, Mid-Amer­i­ca Health Part­ners had formed in 1995 as a physi­cian-led inde­pen­dent prac­tice group. After Wheaton Med­ical Clin­ic merged with the Glen Ellyn Clin­ic in 1997, Mid-Amer­i­ca joined the fol­low­ing year. Short­ly after, physi­cians from all three began efforts to return the com­bined clin­ic to the pri­vate physi­cian group-prac­tice mod­el under local control.

The result was DuPage Med­ical Group formed in 1999.

Present-Day Com­mit­ment

DuPage Med­ical Group is now the state’s lead­ing mul­ti-spe­cial­ty group prac­tice and still com­mit­ted to supe­ri­or care and inno­va­tion, with a lead­er­ship struc­ture designed to main­tain bal­ance between pri­ma­ry and spe­cial­ty care. With more than 700 pri­ma­ry care and spe­cial­ty physi­cians in more than 100 loca­tions, DuPage Med­ical Group han­dles upwards of 2 mil­lion patient vis­its annu­al­ly, treat­ing about a third of DuPage County’s population.

Today, DuPage Med­ical Group is expe­ri­enc­ing unprece­dent­ed growth and expan­sion into neigh­bor­ing coun­ties, as the orga­ni­za­tion con­tin­u­ous­ly strives to meet the pop­u­la­tion growth and move­ment of patients into sur­round­ing areas. Car­ry­ing on the lega­cy of Dr. McCray and his co-founders, DuPage Med­ical Group is focused on pro­vid­ing the West­ern Sub­urbs with access to the finest health care avail­able and oper­at­ing on the prin­ci­pal that physi­cians make the best deci­sions for patient care.

The Road Ahead

With recent­ly enact­ed changes in nation­al health care pol­i­cy, uncer­tain­ty in the indus­try is like­ly to linger for the next sev­er­al years. DuPage Med­ical Group will stay pre­pared by con­tin­u­ing to attract the most tal­ent­ed physi­cians, nurs­es and admin­is­tra­tive staff. Along the way, we’ll nev­er for­get our founders’ ded­i­ca­tion to the patients and neigh­bor­hoods we serve.

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This page is designed to compare and rank all 16 Classes from highest to lowest Damage per Second. This takes into account each class’ maxed Attack and Dexterity stats, and is separated in two tables: Tiered Weapons and Untiered/ST Weapons.

Notes:

1. Abilities or boosts not included. For example, Warrior and Mystic are often boosted when shooting things, while Wizard and Knight have instant ability damage. This will probably be included in the future.
2. This assumes that all shots fired hit. This is very important, especially when considering bow classes, which often use spread weapons.
3. This assumes DPS against a single target. Many weapons can hit multiple targets which can increase true DPS significantly.
4. The “Average” weights more defense piercing as better, so for comparing a class’ DPS to another, they will rank proportionally better if they deal better damage at higher defense.
5. The DPS is calculated by assuming the character is fully maxed in ATT and DEX, is wearing no ring, and isn’t wearing any equips except the weapon, since abilities aren’t included yet anyway.
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Tiered Weapons DPS Rank per Class

All classes from highest to lowest DPS with their respective highest tiered weapon (T14).

Position	Class	Tier	Weapon	Average	0	20
#1	14	Sword of Majesty	3065	3232	3115
#2	14	Staff of the Fundamental Core	2567	3024	2704
#3	14	Kusanagi	2472	2688	2537
#4	14	Sword of Majesty	2257	2424	2307
#5	14	Bow of Deep Enchantment	2195	2695	2345
#6	14	Bow of Deep Enchantment	2195	2695	2345
#7	14	Staff of the Fundamental Core	2150	2533	2265
#8	14	Bow of Deep Enchantment	2148	2797	2343
#9	14	Dagger of Dire Hatred	2140	2369	2209
#10	14	Sword of Majesty	2089	2244	2136
#11	14	Kusanagi	2015	2182	2065
#12	14	Dagger of Dire Hatred	2009	2237	2077
#13	14	Dagger of Dire Hatred	1745	1974	1814
#14	14	Staff of the Fundamental Core	1655	2013	1763
#15	14	Wand of Retribution	1489	1680	1546
#16	14	Wand of Retribution	1062	1241	1115

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Untiered / ST Weapons DPS Rank per Class

All classes from highest to lowest DPS with the best and/or most commonly used UT and ST weapons for DPS. While, for example, Staff of Extreme Prejudice has slightly higher DPS than Staff of Unholy Sacrifice, the latter is way more commonly used because of its higher versatility - thus, both weapons were included in the table.

Position	Class	Tier	Weapon	Average	0	20
#1	UT	Staff of Extreme Prejudice	5141	5568	4928
#2	UT	Predator Bow (5 shots)	4933	5312	4744
#3	UT	Predator Bow (5 shots)	4827	5119	4681
#4	UT	Predator Bow (5 shots)	4827	5119	4681
#5	UT	Staff of Unholy Sacrifice	4764	4998	4646
#6	UT	Staff of Extreme Prejudice	4306	4663	4127
#7	UT	Staff of Unholy Sacrifice	3990	4186	3891
#8	UT	Lumiaire	3532	3800	3398
#9	ST	Pixie-Enchanted Sword	3516	3827	3360
#10	UT	Superior	3381	3808	3168
#11	UT	Staff of Extreme Prejudice	3373	3707	3206
#12	UT	Sword of the Colossus	3271	3348	3232
#13	UT	Enforcer	3234	3436	3133
#14	UT	Staff of Unholy Sacrifice	3144	3328	3052
#15	UT	Divinity (with beams)	3040	3096	3012
#16	UT	Predator Bow (if only 3 shots hit)	2960	3187	2847
#17	UT	Celestial Blade	2911	3012	2861
#18	UT	Predator Bow (if only 3 shots hit)	2896	3071	2809
#19	UT	Predator Bow (if only 3 shots hit)	2896	3071	2809
#20	UT	Superior	2832	3189	2653
#21	UT	Corruption Cutter	2699	2976	2560
#22	UT	Enforcer	2633	2788	2555
#23	ST	Pixie-Enchanted Sword	2559	2870	2403
#24	UT	Lumiaire	2555	2806	2430
#25	UT	Corruption Cutter	2534	2811	2395
#26	ST	Symbiotic Ripper	2516	2644	2452
#27	UT	Sword of the Colossus	2433	2511	2395
#28	ST	Symbiotic Ripper	2369	2497	2305
#29	ST	Pixie-Enchanted Sword	2369	2657	2225
#30	UT	Celestial Blade	2366	2444	2328
#31	UT	Divinity (with beams)	2266	2322	2238
#32	UT	Sword of the Colossus	2253	2325	2217
#33	UT	Corruption Cutter	2203	2480	2064
#34	UT	Superior	2201	2535	2034
#35	UT	Divinity (with beams)	2152	2205	2126
#36	ST	Symbiotic Ripper	2075	2203	2011

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