Such a wonderful practice! All of the staff is incredibly kind and energetic. They all take their…read moretime with ANY questions or needs that I have had. I love this place!

Dr. Newcomer is fantastic. He has a great bedside manner and seems to care a great deal for his…read morepatients. He takes the time to explain procedures and does not talk in language his patients can't understand. His staff are also wonderful.

From the owner: Dr. Joseph K. Newcomer, of Premier Orthopedics, practices general orthopedics, performs hand and…read moreupper extremity surgery, cartilage restoration surgery, joint reconstruction, and arthroscopy medicine.Dr. Newcomer received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Augustana College in 1989. He received his medical degree in 1993 from the University of Texas Medical School at Houston and completed his residency in Orthopedic Surgery in Albuquerque at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center in 1998. Dr. Newcomer is board certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery. He maintains an active practice in general orthopedics, sports medicine, trauma surgery, and pediatric orthopedics. Dr. Newcomer is a team physician for Millikin University and is an adjunct faculty member at Illinois State University.

My daughter started at Sports Enhancement a couple years ago. SHe's graduated from high school and…read moreis in her first year of college. My husband and I both have been loyal customers and enjoy the weekly workouts we do with Nate. He's the best!

Murad Abbed is one of the best trainers I've ever been around. I worked with him for two years…read moreplaying Division 1 collegiate golf while also working on building muscle/maintaining mobility. With his background of playing sports all his life and his knowledge of exercise science, he is a great trainer!

Good with my Mom Improvements seen from PT and visits…read moreNice staff and considerate Greatful

Below is a little background:…read more I would like a referral or consult for a possible suit against OSF, Carle Healthcare, McLean County Orotho, their systems 3rd parties in regards to my Moms pre-post fall, hip replacement and leg pain that was mis-diagnosed and wrong protocols used in hind-site. She has lost mobility due to pain (pre and post surgery) that did not require a hip replacement but rather we find now was back nerve related. This has gone on over 3 years now and even after surgery has lost leg mobility. Do you hadle these if not, can I get a referral? I avoid local attorneys as they all have conflicts of interest with local medical and insurance companies but reaching out anyway,. Staff nice (not their fault) but have had numerous issues with OSF, Carle and McLean County Orotho (surgery) as well as Il State Insurance and has been quite the negligent run around it seems. After falling 3 years ago where my Mom hit her leg on the edge of a counter, she went to OSF Healthcare, Bloomington. They did xrays and said nothing was found and to just go home and rest/take ibroprofin. She was pretty much in good walking and mobility before this occurred. Doctor visits did not result in much even after she expressed concerns and continued to lose mobility and pain increased. Eventually she was referred to an orthopedic (McLean County Ortho- Bloomingon). A doctor (unnamed) recommended a hip replacement and Physical Therapy as he said he saw leg pain a lot in farmers who walked alot and credited it to bad Rheumatoid Arthitris in her hip, aging (only in 70s) and for which replacement should change and fix or help the leg pain. (which ended up. She had no real pain in her hips at all but reluctantly agreed to this., She did Physical therapy at home and as recommended on site) but the pain in her leg was still extreme even after the surgency and healing. The doctor confirmed her surgery was healing. A nurse at the Physical therepist area on follow up again said "maybe your pain tolerance is low and you taught yourself to feel the pain and its not that bad." Finally another doctor was visited to look at Mom's back and nerves (which someone apparently thought to be the root cause of leg pain at that point). She was denied by insurance a MRI and had to go to further painful Physical Therapy at Mclean County Ortho to get another NRI on her back this time. Finally was approved (several months after hip replacement) The doctor visit then reviewed the results. Nerves and probably causing the mobile restricting leg pain. This could have been caught or diagnosed prior to hip replacement or after her doctor visits after her fall but noone ever treated her- unsure if it is due to age, insurance run around, protocal, computer machine learning rules or just negligence by Central Illinois medical providers and the network. I see this more and more with handicapped, elderly and healthcare and multiple blatent errors in treating people of certain backgrounds, ages, demographics, health histories etc. This is not new but accelerating it seems. I AM NOT PLACING blame on anyone but clearly my Mom's health by phycially and emotionally has been hard living with extreme leg pain for over 3 years now and even after multiple procedures. Now after Steroid shots in back at the surgery center in Bloomington, there was confusion as the order the doctor reviewed has the WRONG entry point for steroid shot (back Left instead of back Right). Mom was upset further and traumatized more and glad we caught it. People are nice there but this was a clear error. Billing is a whole other issues (operations at all these orgs seems terrible and traumatizing to patients and bill payers). I personally have had major overcharging for a Mammogram and ended up paying over 2000 for something that should have been free at OSF (never again). The doctor and staff proceeded to tell me I was lying about a "diagnostic" as I had a biopsy and a "plug" in one of my breasts. This was not a diagnostic- it was my regular scheduled mammogram - but ended up raking all that$ out anyway as its impossible to fight clearly (one big Collection Agency) in B-N all making $ off each other and collection of "data" that should not be inter-twined or integrated but they do it anyway. Mom - most recently got a bill for my handicapped sister (said procedure/visit for for sister- not Mom) when it was a procedure MY MOM had (not my sister). This takes OUR time and effort to resolve (insurance, mis-billing, evaluating bills, disputes, etc) SaaS systems in Healthcare have become a big mess and alot of mis-billing, lack of transparency and a huge "digital" show (not new). 3rd party breaches happen regularly and local orgs/clinics and hospitals are not isolated from this (EPIC is another issues which has bigger eugenics type issues in "training"/machine learning protocols and recommended procedures for patients. Its bad for our county, state and country.$

Dr Paschold was able to repair my shattered ankle/lower leg. Pretty much everything that could…read morebreak, broke. Worst jigsaw puzzle ever. Anyway, that was in 2018, and here we are 3.5 years later, and I'm still in awe that I can walk (and jog, but not my thing), I've been hiking (carefully, but I'm also in my 50s), and dancing is good, too. Plus, it even looks okay, even with so much metal. The doctor and his team were fantastic - good people, kept it positive but real, and celebrated my little wins with me. Now my kid needs to see someone for their back. This is where they'll go, for sure!

I recently turned 65 and went in to see Dr Li for treatment. I was told he doesn't accept Medicare…read morepatients. That doesn't seem like a nice way to treat our nation's senior citizens. For those that get older every year: beware.

Dr. Lawrence Li and his personnel are top notch, along with the occupational therapists. They are…read morekind, caring, compassionate people, who really care about your well being. They will work hard to help you in your recovery, only wanting the best outcome for you. I appreciate the therapists for the great care given to me, it means alot. Thank you very much!! I highly recommend this doctor and his facility.

I like the people but it always runs 15 minutes behind. Time should be allowed between appts for…read morethem to catch up. I had a different person with nearly every appointment although I tried to schedule to keep the same one. They did read notes from previous visits and were aware of where I was in my rehab process though. Their association with Dr Keller made it easier in the communication area.

The folks at Neuro Ortho Rehab Center are terrific. They go above and beyond in developing a plan…read moreto ensure that your rehab gets you back to your normal life. They work with you and listen to you in terms of setting goals and helping you reach them. Joe and Sara worked with me and I could not be happier with how I was treated or with the results. Carrie at the front desk helps you arrange appointments that work in your schedule. They all work as a team with you!