Very great! My daughter tore her meniscus and he was our surgeon and helped us a lot with recovery!…read moreThank you so much!

My doctor said that I needed to see an Orthopaedic Surgeon because of pain in my knee (I am a very…read moreathletic guy and the pain was getting in the way of my working out) and gave me a list of orthopedics... When I asked my doctor; "Who would you send your brother, father or wife to?," He said; "Bradley Dunlap at Evanston Hospital." Just a FYI, Dr Dunlap has relocated his main office to the new Ambulatory Building at Skokie Hospital. One more thing, I had previously had both my left and right knee worked on by other surgeons earlier in my life, so I have a benchmark and neither of these surgeons were worthy of a review, but Dr. Bradley Dunlap is much different both demeanor wise and option wise.... Long story short, after doing an MRI on my knee, Dr Dunlap informed me that, should I opt for surgery,based on my MRI, I would need a knee replacement... And, instead of "scheduling the surgery" Dr Dunlap gave me the option of a cortisone shot stating that it might relieve the pain temporarily or for an extended period of time, but it would be worth the try to put off surgery... As it turned out, the cortisone worked...on the left knee... Several years later, my right knee acted up just before my skiing vacation and I was back in Dr Dunlap's office... Dr Dunlap informed me that it was probably a meniscal tear which would require surgery... Again, long story short, rather than waste time, money and lose my skiing vacation, Dr. Dunlap offered me a cortisone shot in the right knee and told me that it would probably need surgery, sooner than later, and informed me that this was the last cortisone shot I could get in the right knee.... So, of course, I took the shot and had a fabulous skiing vacation... Well, as you can guess, I procrastinated a year till this last November (2013); and the pain came back, but this time; severe! When I told the doctor I had another skiing vacation planned, he agreed to give me one more cortisone shot with an agreement that I would get an MRI quickly to determine the issue...He advised me to limit my exercising to reduce my swelling before the ski outing and even provided some pain relief medication to tide me over... I wound up NOT missing my skiing vacation and had limited pain thereafter... I just recently had the knee surgery and that is why I am highly recommending Dr. Bradley Dunlap! If you read my other reviews, you would know that I only rate the best, I have no time to review losers or mediocre, that is why I have a limited amount of reviews posted on Yelp So, as I do in my other reviews, I highly recommend Dr Dunlap (as compared to two previous surgeon); and here's why: -I have never waited more than 10 minutes in the Skokie location waiting room for my appointments, most of the time, less than 5 minutes, even if I show up early! -After the MRI, when I asked the doctor why the pain occurs, he went out of the way to take out a knee model and show me exactly where the tear was and demonstrated the mechanics of how the pain was occurring which no surgeon ever took the time out to do in my two previous procedures! -I was VERY WELL INFORMED BEFORE SURGERY AS TO WHAT TO EXPECT and was much better prepared for pre and post operation preparation and follow-through! -Better yet, when I forgot half of what I was told the day before surgery, Dr. Dunlap's nurse, Sylvia, returned my call quickly, answered all my questions and treated me with the utmost of respect! -Check-in and recovery at the hospital was seamless! -7 days, post procedure, doctor showed me very clear images of my knee surgery showing me the initial damage, and then several stages of the tear removal, followed by the final result. Dr Dunlap also took the time to show me images of the other side of the same knee to reassure me that the health of the knee on that side was impressively pristine! I highly recommend you consider Dr Bradley Dunlap, I would recommend him to a close friend or relative; he is a superior doctor with excellent soft skills and his staff is exemplary!

I saw Dr. Kim last year and he seemed very good. I would give him 4 or 5 stars based on my…read moreexperience. That said, only 1 star for the physical therapists in the practice. 1) They were unable to give me any advice at all for sleeping with a shoulder injury, which was my problem. 2) They are the only PTs I've ever been treated by who gave me no instructions on how to do the stretches and exercises they suggested at home 3) When I called and told them I contracted Covid, the receptionist told me, 'Come back whenever you want. We don't worry about it. It's like the flu.' My advice: see these doctors, but take any referral for PT somewhere else.

Great care and service. Staff is kind and doctors were very knowledgeable and gentle with my injury.read more

Reposting because my review was erased…read more Appt w Dr Kramer on Jan 20, 2025. - Was 1 hr late for appt. I even went back to staff and reminded them we were still in room waiting. Kramer arrived, no apologies. It's because it is ML King Day, she said. A lot of patients. (If you read other reviews, you'll learn that tardiness by 1 hr is the norm here.) - Kramer's "test" was 3 minutes long. Told the kid to touch her toes. Touched the kid's neck, told her to turn. That's it. By that test alone, she prescribed physical therapy. - No attempt to explain to us parents about possible explanations for our child's discomfort - Over 1 hr late and only talked to the patient for 7 minutes. Poor service. NOT RECOMMENDED

Never disappoints , Went back for follow up and was released to go back to work , problem is I was…read morenever off of work , and keeps referring to an accident injury diagnosed as a fracture as a sprain and arthritis, I wonder if they even read a chart before coming into the 10:30 appointment at 11:00

Dr. Goldstein is an amazing physician. My fiancé was scheduled for double hip replacement surgery…read morein June. However, before surgery we found out he had an infection in his left hip. Dr. Goldstein was patient and very thorough. There were many complications due to my fiancé illness. But I can tell you today that he's walking without assistance of a cane, and without a limp, and he's able to return to work without any restrictions! Dr. Goldstein's assistant (Jessica) is the best. I've called her I don't know how many times during this ordeal and she always followed up with us. I just want to thank you both for your kindness, compassion and professionalism. We can enjoy life again!!!! Thank you again and God Bless you both. L Bailey for Kevin Hunter

Dr. Jeffrey Goldstein is an excellent, fantastic, orthopedic surgeon! He is the gold standard of…read morehip surgery. I had a hip replacement done previously by a different doctor that is no comparison to how my procedure went with Dr. Goldstein. The surgery went extremely smooth, minimal pain, expedient recovery and no horrific side effects. Not only does he have great bedside manner, he also is thougtful enough to have called me at home to follow up on my recovery after surgery. When was the last time a doctor called you at home??? I highly recommend Dr. Jeffrey Goldstein for his skillset and procedures when it comes to hip replacements. I'm very grateful to have been referred to him; it changed my life.

I had a gluteus muscle repair AND hip replacement September 25, 2024. "A technically complicated…read moreprocedure." A VERY efficient, friendly front desk, and anyone I came in contact with. A beautiful, large office in DesPlaines , Ill, At the Hip Instutute. I was very impressed with the professionalism and efficiency and knowledge of all. Loved Dr. Domb. . Friendly, patient..... very smart..... I can't say enough good about all of them. Successful surgery - 4 months later., extremely thorough with testing and diagnostic before the surgery. Follow ups have been great! They really pay attention to you , whether in the office, on the phone, and months after the surgery. Great staff!

Day of surgery: I…read morewas told that my appointment was at 12:15. I didn't go back until about 6:00. Mind you no food or drink during that time. As an "expert" about hip surgeries, one would certainly think that he would know how to plan his scheduled to not get 6 hours behind. That was the least of my problem. I never saw Dr. Domb the day of surgery, did her perform my procedure that I had to pay all that money for, I have no concrete proof to this day. The anesthesiologist came to give me the Versed, and I stopped him and said nobody has signed off on my hip yet and I know that is protocol for any surgery. The anesthesiologist said "Okay, here is the versed, have the nurse give it to you once you see someone." Seriously? The PA came rushing in and was clearly flustered. I began stating that I did not feel comfortable moving forward with the procedure as everyone seemed very rushed and hurried. Nobody acknowledged my concerns, and I sent my family member away as it was not fair to make them sit and wait with me. The PA signed, while moving me to the OR, the nurse pushed the Versed as we got to the OR. They had me transfer myself to the table and were getting me in place. Again, I was stating my discomfort with how things were going. The anesthesiologist said "do you feel anything yet?" To which I replied, no, I was just given the drugs a minute ago. He then said "okay, I will give you an extra punch to knock you out!" Recovery: I adhered to the crutches with no weight bearing for 6 full weeks. I did the CPM machine as instructed everyday (another added cost). 1.5 weeks after I was allowed to walk, August 4, 2023, I had an excruciating pop in my hip and said something is not right. I saw several PA's in the upcoming weeks and expressed that I would be starting a new job in a week or two and would like to do any testing possible to use the insurance that was maxed out before starting over with new insurance in September. I finally was allowed to see Dr. Domb in September 28, 2023, after my new insurance started. He ordered an MRI, not an MRA with the contrast to confirm the femur wasn't fractured. I asked why not do the MRA, he said they would rule out the fracture first, and if no fracture would do the MRA. So basically, pay for an unnecessary MRI that would be $500-$800 depending on where I went. Then pay for the MRA which cost me about $1,000. Shortly after this visit I realized that I needed another opinion. Neither of my additional opinions understood the MRI/MRA justification, but anyway I had to wait for any additional testing until January 2024 as I could not afford to hit my insurance maximums twice in a year. After I requested my medical records, I didn't hear ONE WORD from Dr. Domb's office. I believe they even removed me from their email list as the success stories about the famous athletes across the world stopped coming my way. Update: I proceeded with the MRA 1/2/2024. The results were inconclusive. I had surgery Tuesday, 4/16/24 and it turned out one of my stitches had broken that was holding a portion of my labrum in place which had caused the labrum to sag and was ultimately pinching in my joint with every step I took. My condition deteriorated so quickly between 8/4/23 to 4/16/24. I went from running 6 miles per day prior to my surgery 6/12 to not even being able to make it to the end of my driveway to get the mail leading up to my next surgery. I couldn't make it to my office at work without taking multiple breaks due to intense pain. I must ask, had I had Dr. Domb do a third surgery on me, would he have told me what the actual issue was? Would he have charged me another $10,000+ to have the procedures/tests required. I'm sure he would! I followed up with many, many people at AHI and I was told "this is a great learning experience". I am disheartened to know that my hard-earned money, my pain, my poor quality of life was a learning lesson for them. To this day, I don't know if Dr. Domb even saw me the day of my surgery, my guess is no.

I've had a successful shoulder bicep tendon release surgery with Dr. Kevin Chen. I first went to…read morehim complaining of pain in my right arm. After some physical exercises which he had me do (raising arm, reaching my back etc.) and some MRI results, he advised me to have surgery which I was nervous about. But because of my will to get better and trusting his expertise, I now have no more pain on my dominant arm. I now went back to him for another issue. I can highly recommend him to friends and family.

I broke and dislocated three fingers in a short freaky spiral fall. That was a Friday morning…read more DrChen squeezed me in for an appointment Friday afternoon. He showed and explained the X-rays, scheduled me for immediate surgery ( six days because of covid protocols) explained the process pulling no punches. Six weeks after the break, the pins are out. The surgery was a full success ( my bones are straight and in place). So, super competent. A good, perhaps great surgeon with a good straightforward manner--and a sense of humor. Highly recommend.

Dr. Brian McCall is an excellent surgeon! My mom's both knees were a disaster; her legs were…read morecrooked, and She could not walk without limping. It's less than 2.5 months since the right knee surgery, and her leg is straight and no more limping. Today, she had the left knee surgery and She has the best care from Dr. Brian McCall and his team. -- I have nothing but superlatives to describe her expierence with him. From the minute she awoke after the surgery She felt there was hope for a normal life -- Thank you so much!

What exactly does a 77 yr. old woman in excruciating pain from 2 hard falls within the past 2…read moreweeks, do when her doctor sends her to see Dr. Brian McCall due to her injuries and pain, and Dr. McCall's receptionists tell her to pay $350 in order to be put on the walk-in waiting list, because my Medicare is suspended I used my Medicare several times in the last dew days, so I knew this had to be a mistake. My doctor , Dr Thomas Shoenhofen sent me to Dr. McCall due to the severeness of the injuries caused by the falls. I made an appointment for the first available time nevertheless, the pain, swelling, numbness , tingling and color changes prompted me to ask to be seen by Dr. McCall as a "Walk-In", which is offered to patients unable to wait for an appointment. I was shocked, when the receptionist demanded I pay $350 in order to be put on Dr. McCall's waiting list, because she claimed my Medicare was suspended. I was not only humiliated and embarrassed by the receptionists ( there were 2 of them)., but also spoken to rudely and with no empathy whatsoever in front of a room full of waiting patients. I had no choice but to pay the money because of all the pain, etc. After paying the $350 on my Visa Nordstrom Credit Card and waiting more than 2 and a half hours, Dr McCall did nothing but look at mt leg and say there was nothing he could do to help. He asked if I had a wrap at home my reply was "no". He then wrapped the leg and said to see him in 2 weeks " But only if my leg was not better. We don't need to just visit" I then mentioned to him about the unprofessionalism of his receptionists. He stated " Isn't it nice to be able to be seen by the doctor as a walk-in? You're money will be refunded". Upon leaving, I was told by the receptionist that it was too late to reverse th

The staff is helpful and quite happy. Doctor Forni is…read morestraight-forward, nice, and very informative. The hours are accessible, he has other locations. The harlem office as plenty of parking, near the HIP, I've been here on a few occasions over my lifetime, each time with success.

I developed significant pain in my foot after having to work extended 12 hour days 7 days a week. I…read morefeel so lucky to have found Dr Forni. From the initial call with the receptionist Vicki who was very thorough polite attentive and knowledgeable the friendly receptionist who greeted me upon arrival and Dr Forni himself everyone really made me feel good about going to the Dr. This practice was night and day compared to other medical specialists I have been to lately. I'm so tired of going to physicians and getting five to ten minutes of a specialists time being treated rude and like the provider is doing me a favor. I can't tell you how often I've thought how can a person who has to be making 300k plus and is their own boss be so miserable . Dr Forni is not that type of Dr he spent over and hour thoroughly examining talking to and explaining things to me. He seems a genuinely happy down to earth professional with a wonderful personality. He explained my issue was more of an acute than chronic issue and that in light of the fact my insurance didn't cover orthotics he could construct something himself to provide relief. He did just that saving me a lot of $ and right away I felt a difference. I don't understand how he doesn't have pages of great reviews he is a real gem and I now know who I will go to for any foot or ankle issues.

Nice staff. Explained each procedure. Made you feel as comfortable as can be. It was hard for me to…read morestay awake during the MRI. I had tranquil music in my headphones.

We've had an excellent experience with IBJI related to my daughter's treatment for a fractured…read moretibia. Dr Kramer is excellent. Personable, knowledgeable, caring. Performed surgery and was wonderful to work with. Medical Assistant Nav is so kind and caring. We just felt like we were in such good hands. We saw Dr Waxman in the Bannockburn office at walk-in OrthoAccess initially...he was efficient, empathetic and understanding and referred us to Dr Kramer who specializes in the injury my daughter sustained. The associates we have interacted with at check-in in Bannockburn, Highland Park and Morton Grove have all been excellent. Highly recommend.

10/09/25 - I've had an on & off again issue w/my left knee since last Nov 2024. I was in Bangkok &…read moregot a fabulous leg massage & was feeling great. When we left the massage parlor we had to get to the other side of a busy highway by going up the stairs, crossing an overhead walkway & down the stairs on the other side of the road. When I took the first step down my left knee popped & pain shot through my leg (so much for an awesome massage). Anyway my knee has been in an up and down cycle. Lately it has been bothering me & creating enough pain to want to go see an orthopedic doctor. I called up Illinois Bone & Joint Institute (IBJI) After talking to my nephew (who use to work for IBJI in Gurnee I called IBJI @ 9am. Amazing I had an appointment @ 10am. This IBJI is located @ 9000 Waukegan Road where ABT use to be located. I scheduled an appointment w/Dr Raab an orthopedic surgeon. Kelly his Nurse Practitioner came in and assessed the situation. They took me in to get an X-ray of my knee & brought me back to the exam room. After waiting for a while Dr Rabb came in examined my leg. After examining my leg he noticed swelling on the knee but and told me there was liquid on my knee joint. He then proceeded to extract the liquid & give me a shot of cortisone which greatly reduced the swelling & pain. I was told to get a knee compression sock which really helps to further stabilize my knee. Both Dr Raab & Kelly were very friendly & personable making the visit more enjoyable. The best part is Dr Raab didn't feel that I needed to have knee surgery yet.