Very helpful and massage is great. My husband and I have gone for a couples massage a few times now…read moreand have really enjoyed it.

so I'm a stickler when it comes to massages & this place is by far the best when relieving back…read morepain and even undoing knots. HIGHLY RECOMMEND LILY. She's the sweetest and she always tries to ensure that you leave feeling brand new. You won't regret coming here.

As a general rule, I do not take anything at face value. When I started having stabbing pain in my…read moreright hip "area" I went to an Orthopedic doctor who took two xrays and stated that I needed a hip replacement. At 58 years of age, I think not!!! I then went to my Chiropractor, who ordered an MRI. The MRI showed it is not a hip issue, it is a soft tissue issue. I was talking about my hip issue with my BFF's, one suggested that I go to her message therapist at JC Health & Fitness. I called and made the appointment with Phyllis and after only two massage sessions, she has cut the stabbing pain in half, it not as severe and not happening as often. My range of motion has improved 50%...in TWO APPOINTMENTS!!! Phyllis is absolutely AMAZING and I will sing her praises to anyone who will listen.

From the owner: JC specializes in personal training, small group training, sports performance training, group…read morefitness classes, massage therapy, nutritional counseling, speed and agility training, fitness classes.

This place has false advertisement on line. It has a cheap price to get you there. The prices are…read morenot good. I don't recommend this place. I give it a F-

Dropped a star from my initial review. Still a good solid gym, but could use better upkeepread more

This is a wonderful gym! Everyone is friendly, no intimidation what-so-ever and you really feel…read morelike family at this family owned gym!

JourneyCare was the right choice for my husband's hospice care. The hospital recommended a…read moredifferent company but after much research and several recommendations from close friends/nurses I decided to go with them and I'm really glad I did. I'm truly grateful for the wonderful CNAs, social worker, bearevement therapist, and their whole team. My husband chose home care so I wasn't sure they were the right fit since we're located in Chicago and some of reviews for the city area were not great but went with my gut on this and they've exceeded my expectations. I believe our team was out of the Deerfield office. My husband was in his 50s, had a strong will to live despite battling stage IV cancer for 9 yrs, and a dark sense of humor. It wasn't an easy transition but the whole team worked with us both to address all of our concerns and helped him find comfort and peace. Every time I called the on-call nurse/manager they were able to help out and come up with solutions tailored to his needs. Communication was key here since my husband was reluctant to taking pain meds and anything of the sort. We didn't get to use their facilities so I don't have that experience as others have mentioned but the home hospice care was just what we both needed. I just felt very well supported throughout the entire process and was consistently kept informed.

In August 2024, we received hospice care from JourneyCare during the final weeks of my wife's…read morecancer journey - first at their inpatient facility on the Rush Hospital campus for 5 days, and then at home for 2 weeks. Overall, we found her direct care team (RNs and CNAs) to be fantastic - compassionate, skilled, and present. At home care and support was excellent, The inpatient facilities, operations, and administration, however, fell well short of expectations. Specifically: 1. Handover from the Rush Hospital team to JourneyCare was handled extremely poorly. Our POA paperwork (which had been on file with the hospital for 5 years) was lost twice. A Christian minister (outside of our faith tradition) was sent to help us draft end-of-life wishes after the second loss despite our having taking significant care to prepare these documents with our lawyers. This failure of the basics created significant unneeded stress. 2. The inpatient facilities are an embarrassment - located in old office spaces far away from the primary hospital patient buildings, our room reeked of old cigar smoke, the bathroom was moldy and shower facilities unusable, and the much of the space was being used to store stacks of old furniture. There are no nearby amenities, and the door to the building is locked with no attendant during most hours of the day - making it extremely difficult to go out for food and coffee when staying with loved ones. 3. The attending physician and supervisor team persistently made decisions about our care based upon what is covered by Medicaid and assumptions about willingness to pay -- despite us having to assert repeatedly that these were not constraints. At one point I actually showed the physician the receipt for the $5 copay for a pain management drug that we knew worked well for my wife but that she insisted over and over again wouldn't be covered and had to be convinced to prescribe. 4. While the majority of the care team was excellent, there were notable exceptions. My wife had large, extremely painful lesions in her legs. Despite telling a team that had come to bathe her, they grabbed her leg forcefully to turn her over in bed - resulting in her crying out in extreme pain. On another occasion, we were quietly playing music on her phone next to the bed to try to calm her anxiety. A nurse tech came in and said "if we're going to have a party let's turn it up!", grabbed her phone, and started blasting music next to my dying wife. 5. The ambulance service that they contracted for her transport home was not informed that there were 8 steps to enter our house, and upon arrival at first refused to carry her in the stretcher (because of her leg lesions she couldn't be placed in a chair). Ultimately, one of the drivers agreed to lift her together with me and two friends - a group of middle aged women trying to haul 300+ pounds up a steep flight of stairs. Once we had her home and transitioned to the home care team, it was like night and day. Service and support was excellent and extremely well managed from beginning to end. Overall - JourneyCare needs a major reset of their inpatient facility and operations. I would have never agreed to it had I known how it would be -- and am astonished that Rush, a national cancer institute that is renowned for the quality of its patient care, would allow themselves to be affiliated and to leverage them as their go-to hospice provider.

If you'd like your loved one to be morphined up and dead within 36 hours of entering hospice, this…read moreis the place for you. I now know if 4 families personally that have experienced the same treatment since September 2020. If you want your loved one to gracefully experience their final days do not use this company. My father was coherent until he was under their care. Within 5 hours he had no idea what was going on. Could not even go over his final wishes as they called me at 1:20 am saying your dad is about to take his final breath. What?!?!

I have nothing but good things to say about Journey care. My mom was admitted to hospice on…read moreFebruary 6th. She was taken care of in her home the way she wanted to be. The staff at Journey care were the best. Thank you to Barb the best nurse we could have asked for.