LOVE this group. Tried others before finding them and wow, what a difference! My kids and I have…read moreworked with Kathleen, Kate and Angie over the years and each individual loves and cares for my child as much as I do. My kids loved spending time with them and also had so much fun "playing" not even realizing they were practicing speech. Every session we saw improvement and were given the materials and insights on how to do this at home. Can't recommend them enough!

We have the pleasure of having Angie as our son's speech therapist. We love Angie. Zev had a…read morespeech therapist for about 5 months before her, and then we got Angie right after he turned 2. At that point he wasn't even saying 10 words, and we weren't sure if he really understood anything we were saying. I remember pretty clearly our second session with Angie where I was tickling Zev. He was clearly enjoying himself and would take my hands to tickle him more. And Angie just told me to wait the next time he wanted to be tickled, and I waited with my hands in tickle position for what seemed to be forever (was probably more like 15 to 20 seconds) and sure enough Zev looks at me and said "tickles". What a moment. Now we are about 8 months later and Zev's 10 word vocabulary is around 200 words. Angie does much more than work with Zev, she works with me. She gives me tips and strategies so I can work with him since I'm the one who spends so much time with him. Not only is she great as far as her knowledge and skill set, but also her caring, professionalism and flexibility. If we've had anything in our schedule come up or a holiday or whatever it is, she's always helped us find a way/time to get each and every session in, that we have never had to miss one. What really impresses me about Chicago Pediatric Therapy Group is that they meet as a team to talk about their kids. Zev had sensory issues that needed to be worked through to get the most out of his therapy sessions. Angie would mention that when they meet at her office, she'll often bring up Zev to an OT and get their thoughts and there is collaboration within their group to think of an all-around approach to each child (I'm assuming it's not just my child).

We had a wonderful experience with Timer Ridge Pediatric Therapy and Laura! She was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable, patient, and supportive while helping us with potty training our son. Her practical strategies made the process so much easier, and we are so grateful for her help. Highly recommend working with them!

We absolutely adore Ms. Kaylie Wynn! She is energetic, vibrant, enthusiastic, empathic and…read morecompassionate! I cannot recommend her services highly enough. She makes our family (in particular, our son) feel at ease with her dedication, abilities and skills and the education to back it up! Kaylie takes the time to listen and provides solutions, even accessing other resources and colleagues, when necessary. She develops a personalized treatment plan that addresses my son's specific goals and challenges. She is incredibly knowledgeable about her field and provides clear explanations every step of the way. Ms. Kaylie's encouragement and support is invaluable and we think of her as a member of our family. She truly cares for the well-being of her clients and wants them to succeed in life. I would not hesitate to recommend Ms. Kaylie to anyone in need of pediatric occupational therapy services!

When our then just turned one girl began at NSPT in April, she wasn't walking and barely rolling…read moreover. She was refusing the appropriate table foods, and mainly bottle fed. Thanks to her physical therapist, via both weekly office visits and get suggested at home routine, by August, she was up and walking. It is now six months later, and we can barely catch her when she takes off. We've gotten detailed progress reports all along the way. As for the feeding, the therapy was invaluable in terms of types of foods, tricks, and techniques. We have since discontinued the feeding therapy, as after the first few months, what we learned has been effective and she has been eating the appropriate foods, and it now depends on her tastes. Personal relationships were built between she and both therapists. Her big sister, who's always along for the ride seems to know the whole crew as well. One thing that I've noticed that some people don't get is that these are therapists, each with an area of expertise. This being said, they are not physicians. They can offer insight and advice regarding your child's progress, but they are not licensed to provide a medical diagnosis. Further concerns should be addressed with your pediatrician. If there's one blemish, it's the parking situation. They share a fairly small parking lot with other offices in the building. While their is some street parking, when you're lugging in one or more children and infants, and the associated supplies, it's quite a pain. It's too bad, as right behind the office is the parking lot for something (auto shop?) that's always vacant, but parking there is prohibited. That part is by no means NSPT's fault, but it's too bad that they can't buy out a portion of that lot.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would…read more Parents please stay away from this place. They will push hours and refuse to cut hours even if it's too much for your child. Literally because we wanted to reduce hours for the benefit of my son they told us we would be "discharged". This was after frequent SIB and a neurologist suggesting to cut hours. This is after giving them over 7,000 dollars. They refused to work with us or even try to reduce hours! Also BCBA came here on Fridays for a hour and did nothing but try to push hours and talk. She was supposed to be helping us with daily living skills and she did none of that. We wasted about 8 or 9 months there and lots of $$. Stay away from Karen the BCBA and this whole place. They care about money not what is best for the child

All the pictures are very old. There's not a hair salon anymore. Very bad administration. This…read morefacility is mainly concerned about making money. They fill the patients with carbs and heavy starches to save money. Just awful. I saw mice regularly

My husband just completed a stay at Alden Estates on Old Orchard Rd, Skokie…read more From beginning to end, it was an outstanding experience. We were treated with kindness, understanding and high quality care. The facility, itself, is warm and inviting, feels like a "bed and breakfast"! His every need was met. The nursing and assistant staff were all wonderful from Lexi, the administrator, Alex, an aide and Jazmin and Maita, Indal and Cosmos, our nurses who were skilled and very pleasant and attentive. The dining room staff was also excellent. The facility is very clean and inviting. The daily craft sessions were entertaining and much appreciated! All in all, it was a wonderful experience and it is tops on our list if ever needed again. Susi G

We love our speech therapist, Meghan. She's kind, engaging and flexible. She has excellent…read morecommunication skills and is super responsive. I've noticed such positive changes since my daughter began working with her.

Disclaimer: Take what I'm writing seriously, because I'm a straight-up helicopter mom with…read moreridiculous high standards (at least I'm self aware!) Heather and Katie have been working with my son for years now and they are amazing. They are fun and sweet and work so hard to make things fun, but also challenge him to his max. Teaching a 4 year old with dyspraxia and hyperlexia how to move his body in a natural way is NOT EASY- and they go above and beyond to keep him happy and engaged (even when he's being a total pain!) He views these kind ladies as his friends and will ask me to text them or send them videos when he jumps extra high one day or is able to hop on one leg. Moreover, they go above and beyond advocating for him- providing me resources, doctors to consult for any concerns that I have. They are a wealth of information! My family members have commented, multiple times, how much more naturally my son moves and his physical progress. They helped me get him to eat vegetables on his own, where before he'd literally have a nervous breakdown at the mere thought of touching a piece of broccoli because of his fear of unpleasant textures. He's finally able to start keeping up with other kids on a playground, and can finally jump on a trampoline after years of being unable to. They're helping him live moments of childhood that should be happy for him and not stressful- and for that, I'm beyond thankful. I can confidently say that at Little Steps I know that my son is not just a number in their list of patients- they truly care about him and will advocate for his absolute best interests.

We had a fantastic experience with Suzanne. She was knowledgeable, encouraging, considerate, and…read morefantastic with the baby. She helped our baby over a handful of appointments (~2 months, every couple weeks) to tackle torticolis, which was so successful that we were able to avoid having to do any baby helmet treatment (usually ~$2000 because it's typically not covered by insurance since it's considered cosmetic). Our baby had a flat spot on the side of her head early on, so with the recommendation by her pediatrician we went for a helmet consultation relatively early around 3 months. They said treatment couldn't start until baby had sufficient neck control and the treatment would likely need to be combined with PT. To get ahead and because we really didn't want to do the helmet if possible, we pursued PT as soon as we could. It was impossible to find anyone in our insurance network and everyone we looked into had rates that were about the same. My own PT for postpartum recovery and other locals highly recommended Kids on the Grow, so we went with them! They also came to our place for all of the appointments, which was extremely helpful as sleep deprived first time parents. With baby PT you need to be involved and do "homework" with your baby in between appointments, but they make it really fun and it's wonderful to see the progress!! Initially we did have some issues contacting their office because they didn't get any of our emails or phone calls. My own PT had to help connect us via email. Otherwise, once we got a hold of them the staff who we also communicated with were very good. All paperwork was done digitally, which was super convenient.

Great clinic! Wonderful therapist who are in tune with the needs of their clients. I had such a…read moregreat experience and my child made so much progress! The clinic was always hygienic which says a lot for a place that specializes in working with children.

Really excellent speech therapy practice (and we have been around the block with speech therapists…read morefor our kids). Expert, ethical, and kind. We are very pleased with the progress our kids have made. We have worked with a few different therapists and have been uniformly pleased. In particular, we credit Julie Levin, one of the co-owners, with rebuilding our son's speech from the ground up.

My mother in law is currently in this center. We are glad that we picked Bella Terra the care is…read moreexceptional From the director of admissions she is so helpful in answering any question we have. The front staff is extremely helpful maintaining the covid protocol and still bring stuff to mom. Rooms are Big and comfortable. My mom loves it so much that she prefer here than stay home by herself. The nutrition department is above and beyond helping with mom diet and nutrition to gain some pounds as she lost it due to her heart condition, Walter and chef prepares foid that she likes, which made her gain 5 lbs. The care committee is so well coordinated they helped so much to connect all the dots to better care for mom. The nurses and contact care team is the true life line for mom, they keep an eye for mom every moment she is there. The PT and OT did fantastic job that she walk 200 feet with some Assistance. The nurse practitioner is so wonderful and detailed oriented, helpful in answering any health related questions I can go on and on Over all I loved this place highly recommend it as they variety in care they provide with such a compassion in their hearts I am planning to enroll my dad on their cognitive center as he has dementia.

My Mother rest her soul was a resident here and the staffing was very informative along with Keshia…read moreKnox and her team, It was like a family environment in which all the residents interacted with exercise and movie day along with fresh popped popcorn, My Mothers 2nd home away from home, Sincerely George Black

The staff are so kind, patient and very educated in what they do. Place is very easy to find, in a…read moregreat part of town. Grocery and food within walking distance. highly recommend

From the owner: NAPA Center is dedicated to delivering innovative therapy services to children with a variety of…read moreneurological and developmental needs. We strive to provide children and families with hope by offering services in a playful environment that enables clients to maximize their full developmental potential. Get in touch with our team to discuss options for weekly physical, occupational, speech, and feeding therapy. Visit our website to learn more!

Kristin Miller is amazing. My son who started with Kristin at the age of 3 and had recently been…read morediagnosed with Apraxia of Speech. When my son started speech he had only a hand full of words and maybe a few small sentences. He was seeing Kristin 3 days a week. After a month he had made so much progress Kristin recommend we go down to 2 days a week. When Summer was coming to an end and preschool was going to start up again we went down to 1 day a week. The progress my now 4 year old has made is truly amazing. Kristin knows how to reach the child. She has a special bond with my son. Her knowledge is like no other Speech Pathologist I have met. The pricing pre session is reasonably. She works with you if insurance isn't an option. I highly recommend Kristin Miller.

I knew my son needed help his R's but he also needed his tongue tie released. Finding Kristin was…read moresuch a blessing, as we weren't getting traction with therapy through the school. Kristin helped us understand the importance of starting therapy before the frenectomy and continuing with myofunctional therapy after. The improvement in my sons enunciation, articulation & confidence is remarkable. All thanks to Kristin!