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Illinois Back Institute

3.4 (20 reviews)
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The best place to treat your back, amazing and unique treatment above any other treatment places.

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“Sheley, the chiropractor, uses state of the art equipment to determine the areas that need adjustment or muscles that are tight.”

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I cannot say enough positive things about my experience here at Access. First of all, the staff are…read moreall very efficient, but a few who really caught our attention were: *Kristin Graham P.A.C. She has been amazing throughout my pregnancy and post-partum care. She took time to answer all our questions and always made us feel comfortable. She is extremely knowledgeable and kind. We are so grateful to have her as our primary care provider. She truly goes above and beyond. *Roxy (medical assistant) She strives to make you feel comfortable and is friendly. She always has a positive outlook and is easy to talk to. Exceptional and pleasant service! *Pinaki Patel D.O. She is an excellent pediatrician. Very professional and gentle when caring for your infant. We feel confident as parents knowing our daughter is in good hands. Overall we are extremely satisfied with the care our family has received from Access and will continue to recommend to friends and family.

Initially when I went in with a sore throat, I was very happy with my payment of $30 to see the…read moredoctor. She had prescribed me with amoxicillin and sent me on my way. I finished the course of antibiotics, and was glad to be back on my feet so quickly, especially because I can't afford to get sick in my line of work. Not even days later, my throat was sore again with a vengeance. In the morning, I tried to call back and speak with my doctor, but kept getting deferred from the time they opened, until the time they closed with promises each time I'd get a call back. Now, I am sicker than before, had to call off of work, and now am very upset I can't start the healing process! I am extremely frustrated with the lack of attention towards the customers, and would not recommend wasting your time here. Find another clinic.

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I wanted to write a review a while ago but it's not easy talking about your issues openly with…read morestrangers. This treatment was the only thing that has ever helped me. Years passed I tried all sorts of anti-depressants, some helped a bit for a short period, some made it worse. I grew up in violence, drugs and verbal abuse, this led to PTSD, Depression and Anxiety. The treatment worked, yes it cost more but the results are worth it. I did use my credit card and wish the insurance would see this as a treatment just as much as the anti-depressants they easily cover. I can't speak for some as I seen Anna had a loved one who relapsed or didn't take the treatments seriously. As for me this treatment stopped me from drinking, self medicating and fixed the problem in which was causing me to binge or run from my problems in the first place. The experience for me was about learning, growing and turning a new leaf. If you're going here not to change or not look for solutions, I find that it will be hard for anything to truly help you. You must work on yourself as well as use Medical treatment if you feel you need extra help. This doesn't mean refuse Counseling, outreach programs or whatever may help you with your recovery, whatever that maybe. As for the staff, they are wonderful and make you feel comfortable every step of the way. The whole place gives you the feeling that they are there to help you, offered Counselors if needed and Dr Patel is very thorough with his patients, talks you through the whole process and what to expect etc. Being honest is key to the success of this treatment and I can find no better place to go to than Midwest Ketamine Center. We are planning on moving out of state and I don't think I will be able to change clinics because of trust, I most likely will fly in for my 3-4 month Boosters I hope this review helped. Ketamine has had a dramatic impact on my life and the early results show it's much more successful than anti-depressants being used. Whatever helps you on your path to self healing is a positive. Just remember that this is not for everyone and the success rate is very high, 50% - 70% is nothing scuff at. I suggest that you always do your research before you choose any treatment. I didn't fully commit to this until almost a year of debating whether or not to do so. However in my case I wish I would have done it sooner but the truth is, not everyone is me. You have to choose your path, I have chosen mine and I feel it was the right one. Here is a link, read up for your self. https://www.vox.com/first-person/2018/7/24/17603616/depression-treatment-severe-ketamine-special-k

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I LOVE Dr. Scanlon, however this office is definitely not my favorite. I had an appointment at the…read moreend of February and it was almost impossible to get ahold of a nurse to give me the results. They are closed from 12:30-1:30 for lunch and at 4:30 for the day. Even if you call around those hours, you can expect to leave a voicemail. And speaking of voicemails, if you call after 4:30, they don't even give an option to leave a voicemail. You have to call again the next day. It was end of April before I finally got someone on the phone to give me an update that they wanted me to come in for more tests. Thankfully, it wasn't anything life or death because I wouldn't have heard about it for 2 months... The other problem I had is that the ultrasound technician took my weight yesterday before I went into the room for my blood pressure and everything. Great, fine, whatever. But I get into the room and am met by a nurse who needs to weigh me. I said, "I just did that, do I need to do it again?" and she asked, "Oh.. do you remember what it was?" On top of that, 3 people asked if I skip periods: the ultrasound technician, the nurse and the doctor. I answered the same way each time. Seriously, they all carry laptops and are typing while you answer questions and between the two instances, I was left wondering "does NO ONE write anything down????" Just seems very disorganized and I feel like there should be a better system when it comes to passing along information, both from nurse to nurse/doctor and from nurse/doctor to patient. Work on it please because I love Dr. Scanlon (she's literally the only thing keeping me going to MCWH) and I really don't want to go elsewhere because I'm frustrated with the rest of the staff.

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Best place for women to to all their exams. They make you feel so comfortable. And they have state…read moreof the art machines

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