Tore rotator cuff more by sending to therapist before surgery. Visited another surgeon Surgery is…read moredone. Didn't like Chdik bad personality.

I highly recommend Dr. Steven Chudik for shoulder surgery. I recently had mine and satisfied. He…read moreis very knowledgeable, professional and explained everything from the get go. All his staff are very approachable, and accommodating. The place is clean and no waiting time, you will be immediately called right on your appointment time. Shout out to the whole team, excellent care!!!

Here is how they operate - (1) Wait a few weeks to get an appointment, (2) Wait a long while to see…read moreyour doctor, (3) Spend 15 seconds with your doctor then wait while he/she sees other patients in the middle of your meeting, (4) Walk away with the feeling they don't care about anything but making money, (5) Get a huge bill in the mail. Tips - Research your Doctor, most are new to the practice or medical world. Do you want to be their test dummy?

Their nickname is MAYHEM & MALPRACTICE!!! AVOID THEM!!!…read more I was referred to M&M Ortho by Good Sam's when I dislocated my right knee for the first time, and ended up in Good Sam's ER. I really should've sued them, but I was younger, and fairly naive. I had a female dr. whose name started with a Z. I can't remember the name, but she had dark hair. Anyways. She had my knee immobilized three times longer than it should've been, according to the other ortho dr's and physical therapists I've seen. At one of my appointments, I had a $30 co-pay and wasn't even in the building for a full 15 minutes! She asked if I could bend my knee yet, I said no. She poked around, asking if it hurt, I said yes, and she said to go to physical therapy. The physical therapist I went to immediately after said I had more scar tissue built up in my knee from being immobilized so long than I would've had if I'd had surgery.

Dr Alden did a good job with my knee replacement. However, PROBLEM was my rehab went off the rails…read moreand he's partially to blame because he did a Manipulation Under Anesthesia without asking any questions why I wasn't progressing fast enough. The therapist (ATI) recommended by Hinsdale Orthopedics was totally incompetent but I was JUST getting my range of motion back and the MUA caused swelling putting me back to square one. Had he not done that, I would've gotten my ROM back. Insurance dropped me because I "wasn't making progress". I fell into deep depression as I was an extreme athlete and now I'm a cripple with a cane.

The work they do is great but the time they make you wait to see the docs can be ridiculous. And…read morethat's why they're getting three stars. I'm at their office now, my appointment was for 10 am, there was no one else in the waiting room, and it's now 9 minutes to 11 am and no one has even comes in to tell me the Dr. is running late.

I got the right side of my body back because of Dr Paul…read more What more is their to say but thank you.

I've experienced severe pain in my lower back for many years. Multiple sessions of Physical…read moreTherapy, muscle relaxers and rest did not solve the root cause of my issues. Dr. Paul and his team performed surgery on the lumbar area of my spine, removed bone spurs and repurposed bone from part of my spine to reinforce a weakened area. It has been 8 weeks since the surgery and I feel better than I have in many, many years. Dr. Paul's PA and nursing staff have been terrific.

I took my mother to see Dr. Jason Shrouder-Henry and his team, and they were very accommodating and…read morenice. He recommended that my mom undergo an MRI before addressing her other concerns. Fortunately, they had an MRI available at another location. However, when I went to see the scheduler to schedule my mom's MRI, that was where we experienced the most disservice. The scheduler assisting us was Sara, and she was the most condescending, insulting, and arrogant person I have ever met. First, she called my mom's name, and I told my mom that I could speak on her behalf to get the appointment scheduled. Sara replied with an annoyed tone, "I need the patient. I have questions for her to answer." I explained that I handle all my mom's scheduling and that she gives me full consent to assist her. Sara responded, "Why do you know all her history?" So, I asked my mom to come up just to get it over with. Then, Sara asked if my mom spoke English, and my mom answered "Yes." Sara responded with an insulting look and said, "Do you speak English... WELL?" My mom pointed to me and said she would tell me if there was something she didn't understand. Then, Sara asked my mom what her primary language was, saying it was needed to arrange for a translator. She continued asking question after question, which both my mom and I answered. Afterward, Sara asked, in a condescending tone, "Are you going with her to the MRI appointment?" I said yes, and she replied, "Okay, because I don't know how good our translators are." Then, Sara said the earliest appointment she had available was on the 28th, which was a Friday. If that didn't work, she had Saturday available. I told her I would prefer Saturday, as I work Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. She responded in a condescending and insulting tone, "No, not Saturday. Erase that. She can only go Monday to Friday because she needs a translator." I explained that my mom understood the language, but Sara insisted, "No, she needs a translator. Forget I said Saturday. She cannot go on that day." I reminded her that I would be accompanying my mom, especially since she had asked if I was going, as she wasn't sure how good the translators were. Despite this, she insisted that my mom could not go on the Saturday appointment. I finally told her to forget it and that we would go with an outside provider who could accommodate us on a Saturday. I don't understand why my mom couldn't go on the Saturday appointment when I can translate for her. It wasn't my mom's first time having an MRI--she had previously had MRIs of her brain and neck. I don't understand why she was making such a big deal out of it. I thought Sara would help us make it work, but instead, we felt mistreated and insulted by her actions and words.

My 1 year old had an injury, and I had to come with all 3 kiddos (under 4), and the waiting room…read morestaff was really nice to us and even offered the kids a sucker. Then, the nurse who took us back, was so smiley and accommodating to our large group. the radiologist who took the X-rays was so good with the kids while I had to help my 1 year old. Also, everyone got stickers! The doctor was so good with him, amd friendly! he explained the X-rays and gave us care instructions. We had a great experience, and I would recommend.

I went to Dr Mather years ago because I had 2 prior disc replacements for L4-L5 that didn't feel…read moreright. He did tests, and set me up for surgery. I had a third L4-L5 disc replacement, and then told me that he was leaving for 5 days with his family, and left a PA in charge. I told her every day for 5 days in the hospital that I had severe pain, different from prior surgeries, from my left hip to knee to the inside of my left lower leg. She rolled her eyes each time and told me to push the button (for pain meds.) When Dr Mather returned and saw I hadn't eaten or slept, and was in such severe pain, he did a CT scan and at the end of his day, at 10:30 pm, he took me back to surgery. After recovery, he said, "I removed a cherry pit sized piece of disc material that I inadvertently left behind." He said it could be 2-3 months before the very irritated L4 root nerve would calm down. He kept raising my dose of pain meds as I went to follow up appointments. After 4 months, he switched me to Oxycontin because he couldn't raise the Norco dose any higher due to too much acetaminophen. He said, "In some cases like yours, the root nerve never recovers, and I'm afraid that's what happened here." I became disabled for life, I lost my beloved nursing job, and could barely do anything that I previously loved to do. He referred me to a pain clinic. I went back periodically for Dr Mather to sign for a disabled car plaquard, and the last time, he yelled at me, "I will not sign this! I did no such thing! You are no longer my patient! SECURITY! Escort this person out of my office!!" Be very careful if anything goes wrong! The only reason I didn't bring suit is I lost my 22 year old son 2 months after surgery; 2 months before being told I was disabled for life. Otherwise, it would have been an easy win. People make mistakes, but when he kicked me out of his office, and denied it all happened, that made me sick. I continue to have complications now, years later. If I could give ZERO STARS, I would.

Dr Mather is the Best !!!! He is a Miracle Worker!!!! I am so grateful for him!! I tried Everything…read morefor years for my back. I just had surgery July 8 th and I am 150% better I could not walk!! He saved me and now I can go on with my active life. Thank You Soo Much Dr Mather!!!

I LOVE this orthopedic center. Top doctors, state-of-the-art equipment, new & clean facility,…read moreefficient operational processes, and one stop shop for imaging, physical therapy, surgery and medical equipment purchase/rental. I had an appointment with Dr. Chala to look at knee pain I've been having for 6 weeks. He did a thorough exam, and ordered an MRI which I got done within 45 min just down the hall. Then I saw him right after the MRI to diagnose the problem and he proceeded to order a cortisone shot and physical therapy. I got the shot before I left the office. Now on my way to feeling much better in a quality and highly effective visit today.

I was quite surprised at how quickly I was moved through the various stages of my appointment. It…read morewas my first time there, and between filling out the new patient form, getting my vitals checked, getting an x-ray, having a check up with the doctor, and scheduling an MRI, I was in and out within 30 minutes. Considering it was very busy that's impressive, hats off to the staff. They all had a great friendly attitude as well. Hard to say "I look forward to going back" when it comes to a doctor's office but in this case I think it's fair to say!

I do not recommend Dr. Pulluru for knee surgery. Do your research before going with him.read more

I used Dr. Andrew Kim for total hip replacement for both hips in 2008 and 2009 and was very…read moresatisfied with him as my doctor. I would echo the opinions posted by Karma and Lois regarding him. I had no hesitation in recommending Dr. Kim to my wife, who had a total hip replacement done Monday, 10/28 which went very well. They have made great strides in anterior hip replacement since I had mine done 10 years ago (also anterior, but early in its use). Highly recommended. M&M (now DMG Ortho) was the recommended place by all of the surgeons we asked at Edward from my wife's breast cancer treatment.

Apparently the facility started a new database today and changed their name. They are now called…read moreIllinois Bone & Joint Institute so information had to be re-entered. Not a big deal and not even time consuming. The disappointing issue was after 3 years of returned visits to Dr. Miller, the only advise he had for me was "let's put a different bandage on it (literally and figuratively) and watch it" and purchase a wider shoe." Seriously? My toe is sending shooting pain across my foot and up my ankle. Apparently speaking louder to me will make me believe the pain in the toe is not the issue. Very unproductive visit, so after 3 years of co-pays I am seeking a 2nd opinion elsewhere.

Not a good employer! If the owners only know how employees are trained, they seperate you like…read morecattle, and tell you don't talk to one anorher or ask questions. They don't train you, you watch videos for hours..Wake up Hinsdale Orthopaedics!!! Your training sucks.