From tables that didn't hold pressure and sank to rusty hinges on the pivot points a bad…read moreexperience, they also had trouble with muscle stimulation machine , one visit they had to bring 3 machines over before finding one that works, then the final straw was not listening I talked to the therapist about pain and swelling that I had but he insisted on going for a full 90 degree bend even mentioned how some people can get to 120, I told him with the bruising and the swelling that the 75 degrees was all I was able to do and that I'm not supposed to go over 90 degrees..... well he pushed and bent I said thats pretty bad and he pushed again...... I got home and iced but needless to say my knee swelled up to the size of 16in softball I had one more visit explained what happened but realized this wasn't the place for me and canceled the rest of my sessions after talking to my Orthopedic Doctor. There were a couple of good therapist there but unfortunately you don't get to pick you are just scheduled and from one not listening to one being 15-20min late I realized that 2 good ones out of the 5 I seen makes a bad experience and that this place wasn't for me

It is okay. But most employees do not do their best. The least they do the better. You got to…read moretell them where to massage you. I would probably find a different business. They have the equipment but you tell if they can use a tool because you KNOW it will work for you. But they tell you some excuses why they do not want to use the tool.

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!!!

Had a very bad nerve problem in right wrist. Saw Dr. Tulipan who practices with the Dupage Medical…read moreGroup. Excellent Doc who treated the problem, explained the issues and was a total professional. Could not have had a better experience. Specialist who deals with hand and upper extremity's. Orthopedic Surgeon. Smart and fast. Highly recommend.

I went to Dr. Tulipan today for the first time. While he was multitasking me with other patients,…read moreI found him to be extremely professional and funny. I didn't mind him going in and out of my exam room seeing others because he took good care of me! They have their own x-ray machines on site so you don't have to make a second appointment after the x-rays. He reviews them and shows you where your problems are right on the x-rays, and what he can do to help you. treated me right there and I was home an hour later! He explained in detail what to expect and what can be done if his treatment is not successful, but uses surgery only as a last result. My husband and I really liked him and felt very comfortable with him. The other staff was very good too! I highly recommend him!!~!!

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.

Never in all of my life have I seen a more unsanitary, unprofessional "medical practice" --and I…read morehave been treated in 3rd world countries. This place is a public health hazard. Went in for a COVID-19 research study which required a rapid COVID nasal swab. Provider swabbed 15 people in the same room without once changing gloves. Shared clipboards and pens with absolutely no sanitation. Then, the room they placed me in for the research study had BLOOD STAINED SHEETS. Without an ounce of exaggeration, this place is out of a horror film. I walked out and reported the facility to the Illinois Department of Public health. DO NOT UNDER ANY CONDITION SET FOOT IN THIS FACILITY. If you aren't sick when you go in, you 100% certainly will be when you leave.

Pros: They do offer rapid covid tests, and you get results in about 45 minutes…read more Cons: Kind of sketchy. I did see some staff walking around without masks

Dr. Mody is amazing. Our entire family has seen him for various musculoskeletal problems and…read moreinjuries over the past 15 years. He listens, is always right with his diagnosis and if he can't fix it in a nonsurgical approach, will refer to his huge network of ortho surgeons. His office staff is always professional and courteous. Highly recommend!

I didn't have a great experience here. Dr. Mody seems like a nice guy but I'm not sure after doing…read morea post mortem on the experience that it was good. I came in for a moving injury on my shoulder a while back. He did an x-ray at his location and said that it didn't seem like there was a tear, maybe just less cushion between my joints. He decided to schedule MRI as "an abundance of caution". However, He didn't recommend a basic MRI, he recommended an arthrogram which in hind sight, seemed unnecessary. He recommended a local hospital as is preferred partner, and it was awful. The MRI cost me $700 and took about three hours versus a outpatient Quest Diagnostic type location that should've been 100 bucks and an hour. I never received the MRI results from the hospital. I recently received a bill from Dr. Mody's office for another $200 for my initial visit. I have yet to return to even go through the MRI results, partially because I don't have them (thanks Advent La Grange for wasting more time I don't have) and partially because this seems like a bill at all costs type practice. I refuse to go back if it's going to cost me $200 when any other specialist under our health plan is a $50 copay. Note- I gave them my insurance upfront so this shouldn't be a $200 + $600 MRI for a sore arm.

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.

Earlier in 2022, I went to see Dr. Kurt Brewer because I was having an uncommon issue with…read moreinvoluntary muscle movement, soreness, and spasms. First Dr. Kurt gave me acupuncture a couple times. Then he recommended dry needling. Dr. Kurt fully informed me of what to expect with the dry needling (I'd feel the needle but would not be painful, the needle would cause the muscle to spasm and then relax). After going a few months, once per week for dry needling my issue significantly decreased. Not only is Dr. Kurt very professional and knowledgeable, but he also treated me with extreme respect. He knew I was nervous, and he spent whatever time was needed to answer my many questions. Also, Dr. Kurt was different than the neurologist and orthopedic doctors I've seen. Dr. Kurt actually wanted to help me get to the root cause of my issue. He asked me questions that no other doctor asked, such as how my stress level and stress triggers are. Dr. Kurt offered suggestions on how I could seek out and research the affects that stress has on the nerve and muscle systems. I am extremely glad that I went to Dr. Kurt for chiropractic treatments. Not only did he provide excellent treatment, but he guided me to information that helped me learn how to improve my health condition. I highly recommend Dr. Kurt Brewer for chiropractic needs, especially acupuncture and dry needling.

I saw Dr. Brewer for an old sports related injury that has driven an increase in pain after hitting…read more35 years or so. I'd tried numerous chiropractors and acupuncturists in the Downers Grove area with no lasting improvement. I was in almost constant pain when I finally discovered Dr. Brewer. While I haven't seen him in well over a year or so, the treatment he suggested worked for me and I have seen lasting improvement. I'm 100% pain free and attribute that entirely to him and his treatment. I'm forever grateful! Highly recommend...if I could give 10 stars, I would!

Six months after microdisc surgery, I reherniated the disc. I was just sick with pain, and after 3…read moredays of not being able to get into the surgeons office, I called Dr. Dan on a desperate whim (He has a location in the building where I receive other treatments). Within 5 minutes, he called and had me immediately come to his office. I arrived in his office weeping unabashedly, partly from pain, and partly from fear of another back surgery. The surgeon had warned me that another reherniation could result in a fusion surgery. Dr. Dan spent nearly 2 hours with me that day. There was no miracle or quick fix, and I left weeping as well, but I did have a glimmer of hope. By the time I was able to get new MRI's and see the surgeon, I was still in writhing pain and had a completely numb foot and leg. The surgeon was skeptical I could avoid surgery, but said he'd encourage non-surgical treatment for six weeks. (Because the nerve was damaged, the longer you wait the less likely it is for the nerve to recover). In those 6 weeks, I saw Dr. Dan two or three times a week. It was a roller coaster of emotion and physical pain. Dr. Dan was so compassionate and consistently optimistic that we could avoid surgery...even when I wasn't so sure. About 4-5 weeks in, we had a breakthrough....I could move my toe! Things really turned a corner, and I was more and more mobile. At the six week follow up with my back surgeon, he was very impressed with my progress and said that if he did surgery, he couldn't guarantee any more improvement than I had already made without surgery. I continue to see Dr. Dan about once a week, there have been a few setbacks, but progress is consistent. I feel that Dr. Dan genuinely cares about how I feel, listens to my goals, and encourages me in my overall wellness. There is no doubt in my mind that if I had not made that call, or if my surgeon was able to see me sooner, I would have had another back surgery, more than likely a spinal fusion surgery.

Dr. Han is wonderful. His combination of gentle but effective chiropractic care and Asian medicine…read morework wonders on my two teenaged children and I. He is safe, caring and very talented. Everyone is comfortable with him and he is very knowledgable. He has many strategies for a problem you may have and he is one of those doctors who works a point on your finger and it fixes something in your foot. We really trust him and he has helped us all tremendously. Very highly recommend.

I have been going to TheraCORE for several years now. They have a phenomenal team there consisting…read moreof experienced and professional physical therapists and massage therapists as well as happy & cheerful support staff. The facility is clean and welcoming. There's plenty of room for several people to be receiving services at the same time. The equipment is state of the art and well-maintained. I have been at TheraCORE as a PT patient as well as receiving therapeutic massages. I was extremely satisfied with the people at TheraCORE as well as the services that I received. They not only provide excellent treatment to you, but they can also support you with merchandise that will help you practice your exercises at home so that you can progress faster. The office staff is also at the top of their game. They are friendly and helpful. Did I mention that they also have a sense of humor? When you walk in you are greeted with a smile and you know that people are happy to be there. Well, the staff is happy to be there. If you are going in for a massage, you are also probably happy to be there. I know I am! However, if you are there for physical therapy, you may feel hesitant and dread going, because you know that the "physical terrorist" will put you through the paces. I have been there. I know exactly what that feeling is like. My experience at TheraCORE is that the physical therapist will guide you along your journey to recovery within a very systematic program. They know what they're doing and you will progress in logical increments according to your level of competence. They are also very good at listening to you and are respectful of your privacy as well as your feelings. They are sensitive to your needs and want to work with you as a partner for your optimal health. Follow TheraCORE on social media. They have posted exercises and suggestions for everyday activities as well as classes, like yoga. They also have promotions throughout the year for products and massages.

My back has never been the same since Amy dry needled it…read more Amy dry needled the femoral nerve in my back per her suggestion and got an extreme reaction on my left but not on my right side which created a noticeable imbalance in tension and muscle density that I brought up to her during our next session which she did not address or remedy. Since then my back has never felt the same and the imbalance caused a serious injury that has forced me to retire as a competitive athlete in a sport that was my whole life. My back will likely never be the same and I will require surgery in the future. If I could go back in time I would have never let Amy dry needle me, it is one of the biggest regrets of my life and will haunt me forever. If they offer to dry needle you here please think twice as the effects can be life altering and permanent