Clean office, friendly staff, Dr. Lee addressed all my concerns. My child was nervous about seeing…read morea new doctor, but he was easygoing and made her feel comfortable. Also nice that they can do x-rays in office, so no delays in treatment plan.

Great people, from desk to Doctor Andrew Le. Never a long wait. His staff is friendly.read more

M D orthotics and prosthetics billed medicare for a brace that they couldn't and didn't deliver…read more They constructed it completely wrong and it didn't fit. Now I need to wait before I could go elsewhere to have made until a dispute with medicare is investigated. These people are fraudsters. Stay away and beware.

Second time going to see Dr. Cook for my DOT physical. Very relaxing atmosphere I highly recommend…read morethem to any drivers looking for a DOT physical in the Joliet Will Co area.

If you have pain that you cannot get rid of, Dr. Cook is your guy…read more My husband and I have been going to him for the past 25 years. Different ailments and pain that cannot be managed is always taken care of with a friendly and efficient staff. Highly recommended

I'm extremely satisfied and thankful for my Dr Al Muradi at Joliet Duly. His professionalism and…read moreknowledge is comforting. Never have a problem getting an appointment or much of a wait at Duly.

It is hard to review Heartland Cardiovascular since it is a practice with two dozen doctors and…read moreroughly a dozen locations. At this location I had a Holter monitor put on, and the process was seamless. I had an appointment which was right on, and I was in and out in a jiffy. I am not sure which doctors practice out of this location-which is a professional building attached to St. Joseph's hospital-but the activity for what I needed was excellent. Don't know about everyone else but my experience was tip top.

Very impressed! Broke my foot and was trying desperately to avoid having to go to ER on a Friday…read moreafternoon. They worked me in with a smile! Dr. MacNab was not only professional but fun. He got me in a boot and the pain was lessened immediately. Will absolutely be recommending this office to friends!

Possible Stress Fracture of the right foot the Friday before New Years Eve, in a snow storm @ 2:00…read morepm. Going to DisneyWorld Monday. Called the Morris office. Julie was amazing! First she told me it was up to the Doctor if he wanted to stay to see me, Then she called me back telling me to come in. (I would have loved her anyway, she was so kind) Dr. MacNab was so focused and personable. He took care of the problem and we were on our way. No need to miss the trip! And my husband and I feel like we just made two new friends...we laughed through the whole visit, even through the pain. Thank you Julie and Dr MacNab! I would HIGHLY recommend Dr MacNab.

Never again. Make sure you know the charges for everything before proceeding. Charged over two…read morehundred dollars for a little baggy of antiseptic bandages that could probably be purchased at any store for ten dollars Medicare paid nothing for them. Total bill for two visits to get toenails cut was over almost four hundred and fifty dollars submitted to Medicare after it was all said and done i had to pay over one hundred and fifty dollars and like I said that was for two visits.

I went this podiatrist for some arch pain I've been experiencing. Talk about rude and arrogant. I…read moreasked about orthotics possibly being an option. His first response to me was, "they aren't covered by insurance". The way he said it to me was if he was implying that I had no money. I would expect this from the Walmart checker, but not from a physician. The sad part is, I was willing to pay anything to alleviate the pain. Find someone that is kind and knowledgable, I found another doctor in OakBrook that helped me in no time at all.

I saw Dr. Helmer for an infected ingrown toe nail. My primary care physician gave me an antibiotic…read moreto take for 10 days and recommended I see a podiatrist. I made an appointment with him. He was very personable and thorough! He first numbed my foot then we chatted for a few minutes to let the local anesthetic work its magic, for lack of a better word. My foot was completely numb. When he took out the ingrown toenail I didn't feel ANY pain. The office staff was very welcoming.

Dr. Helmer is the absolute best Podiatrist I have ever seen. I am a Type 1 Diabetic and so my feet…read moreare an upmost importance to me. He really takes care of his patients by taking a personal interest in them.

The staff here are friendly and they do great work (especially Deb). They have helped me through…read morelower back issues twice, and while I hope that I never need physical therapy again, if I do, I will definitely go back here.

I'm surprised nobody has helped us place yet and it's been open for about a year. Personally I feel…read morelike this is a strange concept store. I've never seen a liquor store used with a medical store at the same time. It sounds very counterintuitive as in for the idea of going in for medicine I suppose to help you but it sells liquor which isn't good for you unless you're really trying to numb away the pain. This store also features a UPS store. The staff here wasn't too friendly either just from walking in. The liquor store portion is actually pretty minimal. The selection doesn't compare to an average liquor store either I was assuming that this place would be almost like a Binnys. Also featured here are equipment for health like canes, wheelchairs, various medicines. You can even find snacks and Munchies that you can find at any convenience store too. The location isn't the safest either just because of the sketchy Hotel behind it. Selection is minimal on snacks , overall I was not a fan of the store.

To all immigrant entrepreneurs: American welcomes you, loves you, wants you to enjoy freedom, open…read morea successful business & make lots of American money. Just please the courtesy to hire one, just one, American who's capable of communicating in English. A customer shouldn't need be proficient in Punjabi to do business with you. When the customer calls first and provides his/her insurance data, please learn how to say, "Yes, we accept that insurance" or "No, sorry. We're out of network." Because when the customer gets off the phone, jumps in the car, fights traffic to get there... only to speak to the exact same person that was on the telephone earlier... but now won't accept the insurance, the customer might be one of those Americans who comes home, gets on Yelp!, and leaves a negative review.