The Berkley assisted living in ok Park is a great place. My mother just Pasted away at 100. They…read moretreated her like family. She was difficult at times but they did their best to keeper comfortable. She needed special attention and they always were accommodating. They try to entertain the guests and keep them happy. My sister and myself visited my mother a fw time a week and the staff was always accomidating

Terrible. DO NOT TAKE YOUR LOVED ONE HERE! They do not respond to phone calls to check on your…read moreloved ones in the time of Covid. My father was sent to the hospital with COVID after 19 days at this despicable facility. Our calls to pick up his personal effects have been ignored. Awful. I'm so angry that I trusted this place with my 94 year old father.

Inside the West Suburban Medical Center at their River Forest address is a Rehab and Sports…read moreMedicine Center. I've been going there for 2 weeks now and I have to tell you, the person to see if you are having muscular pain issues is Tammy Gross-McCoy, PTA. Her knowledge of the human body is astounding. She can feel every muscle and joint in your body and apply the perfect pressure to relieve even the most intense pain that you are feeling. She is AMAZING! She doesn't rush you and is so gentle in her therapy. I'm having serious issues with my left shoulder and whenever I go see Tammy, my shoulder gets better and better with each visit. So grateful for her expertise and care. If you need the best in physical therapy, look no further than Tammy. No pun intended but "you're in good hands"

Had a great time with my 30 day respite from earlier this year. The residents are very friendly and…read morethe staff more so.

My mother lives here in independent housing. She made an informed choice to live here. There are…read morepluses for us : close proximity to amenities and to my home. The Wye Valley building seems comfortable enough but there are some glaring issues. 1) The meals are not very healthy or satisfying. For the price that is paid, I would expect fresher food, more variety, more flavor (I have eaten there myself a few times.) More importantly, the meals don't seem to follow appropriate dietary guidelines for seniors with health issues, i.e. most seniors. There was a brief period when the staff had a dietician that was making a real effort to make sure the food was tasty, well presented and appropriately nutritional for the individuals. But now, the food is not very good. My mother tells me about other residents complaining about the food, but are afraid to speak up. 2) The second elevator has been inoperable for months, because of needed repairs. However, and this is on Brookfield, an inspection has not yet been completed, it seems like it's been out of service most of the year. 3) Although the building is for independent living, seniors still need support and stimulation. There is a small game room and a room with an exercise bike. The staff I have encountered do well with the resources they have, but it seems like more interactive activities could be added - things that are a little more engaging and lively - that would be appropriate for an independent living situation.

Literally impossible to get a hold of them to make an appointment. I called 3 times over the course…read moreof a week during business time. Calls are always transferred to Rush Oak Park location, and the person there cannot make any appointments for the FFC location.

Rush Physical Therapy in the FFC Health Club on Lake Street Is one of the best Physical Therapy…read moreoptions. Bridget and Cass are very knowledgeable, professional and supportive. Uvaldo and Majesty are also great helping out with the PT or dealing with insurance.Each time I have had to get PT, I go to them and I see progress. It may be hard to get that 1st appt, but stay at it and you can get an appt. If you have gone to Athlectico or another PT chain, the PT you get at this Rush office is 180 degrees in the other direction -- that is really good.

My mom has been a resident at The Grove for almost a year now, suffering from late stage dementia…read more We transferred her from another facility to bring her closer to home. We have been very pleased with the care she has received here. She is always clean, and the staff is very kind to her. She had been losing a lot of weight in the other facility, but here she actually gained a few pounds. Granted, The Grove is not a bright and shiny new care center, but the staff more than makes up for that in their care. Most impressive has been their diligence is keeping Covid-19 out of the facility. There haven't even been a handful of cases in 6 months. I get routine calls with updates on my mom, and they established a hotline so you can call in 24/7 for information on infection rates and their policies. I think they are doing all they can to keep their residents safe and cared for.

We chose a different rehab but unfortunately the insurance didn't cover it and it was between The…read moreGrove of La Grange and another place that had even lesser reviews. So we decided to give this place a try. My grandfather was admitted two weeks ago. He left the hospital and went straight here. He had some strength returning and just needed a bit more physical therapy for about a week to be on a good path. When dropping him off, we already felt that this place was not up to par. It was dingy, appeared to be in need of a good cleaning, and we noticed that there wasn't a remote or call button for my grandfather to press if he needed help with anything. Going against our gut, we left him there and figured we'd ask him how the night was and could always take him out the next day if it was as rough as we thought it might be. He fell during the night. He said he was lying on the floor waiting for help for about 30 minutes before anyone noticed. On top of that, we found out that in the 12 hours he was at this facility, no one gave him his medicines. He requires about 12 of them -- each more important than the next. Lastly, he has Leukemia. Yet was placed in a room with a roommate. It's common knowledge that immune systems are low with such a cancer. Yet, the roommate didn't wear a mask nor did any of the staff. If another facility is an option, I'd recommend trying that one instead as my grandfather is back in the hospital after one night at this incompetent facility and has lost all the gains he struggled for a month to achieve. He was so close to going home with his strength and abilities.

I have called 4 times to schedule an appointment and no return call. I purchased a Groupon. It's…read moredisappointing that they are ignoring my request.

Bought a Groupon for a 90 minute trigger point/myofascial session. Tried contacting them over 5…read moretimes this month. Be nice if they actually would call a customer back for appointments!!! Not a great way to run a business...

Physical therapy for my ankle and feet. Byungho Yoo…read more(Brandon) is a friendly and knowledgeable therapist committed to providing excellence in his work. Lana is also an exceptional assistant. I am pleased with the results as I can walk miles pain free!

This review is long overdue--and one I'm genuinely excited to write. I came to Athletico after two…read moreyears of chronic pain from osteoarthritis and little progress elsewhere, just after shoulder surgery. From the start, Erik took the time to really listen and gave me something I hadn't felt in a long time--hope. He created a personalized plan that addressed both my recovery and lingering issues from past injuries. After recently having knee surgery, there was no other place I would go for rehab but here. What makes Athletico so special is the strength of the entire team. I was initially hesitant to work with multiple therapists, but it quickly became one of the biggest advantages. Brandon is like a detective, always asking thoughtful questions to find the true source of pain and then creating a solution. Eduardo, as an athlete himself, understands the complexity of the knee and brings both insight and empathy. Lynn wrote out a full set of stretches for me--completely unprompted--that I still use to this day. This time around, Jackie has been my lead--she's engaging, thoughtful, and makes every session fly by, while also having the knowledge that my condition may be more complex than just osteoarthritis. Abby, Natalie and Lana keep everything running seamlessly, and Max has been incredibly patient and helpful with scheduling. Every visit feels like a personalized training session, with a program that's always evolving to keep me challenged. I'm so grateful for the care and dedication of this team. My case hasn't been simple, but they've helped me regain a quality of life I wasn't sure I'd get back. Without a doubt, the best physical therapy experience I've ever had.

I received physical therapy from the Athletico on Harlem. It felt like I was a part in a…read moremanufacturing process - and they processed me. After 2 weeks my symptoms went from mild to severe and during that time my therapist didn't ask how I was progressing. I am very disappointed as I had used this specific Athletico several years earlier and had had a good experience. To add insult to injury, they added a "virtual" person to the process. I was not consulted on whether I needed the extra help - which, as I was going 2x per week, I really shouldn't have. As a result of this separation of actual therapy with virtual discussion ("sneak" billing), I will never go back to Athletico.

Outstanding hours and an exceptionally professional team. I have relied on this facility for years,…read moreand the consistency of care has always been impressive. The therapists are patient, attentive, and genuinely supportive--they take the time to listen, explain, and guide progress in a way that builds both trust and results. Under Cindy's leadership, the operation runs smoothly and efficiently. The atmosphere is welcoming, the scheduling is well managed, and the entire staff--from therapists to front desk support--demonstrates competence and professionalism. It is clear there is strong oversight, clear standards, and a culture that values both clients and clinical excellence. If there is one area for improvement, it would be equipment upgrades. A team of this caliber deserves tools that match their expertise. High-quality professionals delivering high-quality care should be supported by modern, well-maintained equipment. Investing in updated resources would not only enhance the client experience but also reinforce the overall standard of excellence that the staff already upholds. In short, the people make this place exceptional. With upgraded equipment to match the strength of the team, it would set the benchmark for what a well-run, client-centered facility should be.

We have been with KUTS for years and I cannot say enough great things about them. All the…read moretherapists are terrific, but we've been particularly grateful for Miss Hannah and her support and advocacy for our kiddo. The front office is friendly and professional every time. I am happy to recommend KUTS to anybody looking for great therapy care services and caring staff all around.

cannot recommend Kids Unlimited Therapy Services highly enough! From the moment we walked in, I…read morefelt an incredible sense of warmth and professionalism. The therapists are not only highly skilled but truly passionate about making a difference in each child's life. They take the time to understand the unique needs of my child, offering individualized attention and care that has made all the difference. The therapy sessions are engaging, creative, and tailored to my child's specific goals. The therapist used a variety of innovative techniques that make learning enjoyable while promoting growth in motor skills, sensory integration, and cognitive development. It's clear that they genuinely care about my child's well-being, and the progress we've seen has been remarkable. The environment is nurturing and inviting, helping my child feel comfortable and safe during each session. The improvements in my child's abilities and confidence have been evident, and I'm so grateful for the positive impact Kids Unlimited has had on their development. If you're looking for compassionate, expert care, this is the place to be.

The woman in the front are always nice and respectful,I just wanted to say the elderly lady gio was…read morevery nice today and made sure I enjoyed my visit and Dr.Carlos is very much fit for the job and I believe he will carry the company on his back once he settles in.

The people at the front desk are horrible. They seems like they don't want to be there, they're…read morewatching LOUD videos on their phone, talking about other people behind their backs, and didn't gav me no help or direction what so ever. I'm a firm believer that work shouldn't be painful for people but when you're at the point that you act like patients are an inconvenience to you while you're at work, we have a problem. The physical therapist was fine but the front desk people ruined the experience and made me decide to try somewhere else.