I have been with Midwest and Dr. Morrell for years and would highly recommend them. Dr. Morrell…read moreassists with managing my current knee pain and did a full knee replacement ten years ago. And the assistants are very capable, especially Ross.

Dr Lopez spent 5 minutes with me. No physical exam. No diagnosis. No mention of pharmaceuticals or…read morephysical therapy. Recommended ultrasound therapy. Instead report stated pt and no pharma or ultrasound therapy. Front desk mistakenly stated I'd been given a schedule for pt. Had not. Did not schedule ultrasound as we'd discussed. Once I read through instructions went to office to explain discrepancy and cancel pt that was not discussed. Then charged for appointment I did not attend. If you don't need surgery you are corralled into pt which I'd previously done with n little attention and no results. Did X-ray and no mri yet stated i had a mri. Very sloppy diagnosis and almost no attention and no physical exam. Stay away unless you want hip replacement. Care quality is poor. Attention to detail non existent.

My elderly mom (age 85 with early Alzheimer's) rolled her ankle a few weeks ago. I took her to the…read moreemergency care and she was given a boot to wear. Well, it pumps up with air and then you release the air with a button to take it off. It was too confusing for her to use it so she just stopped! I took her in for a follow up appointment and told Dr. Peterson that this boot was too difficult for her to use. He said he would give her an ankle brace so she could still wear her shoe. Dr Peterson did a thorough exam and we felt like he listened to our concerns. We then we're handed off to an assistant who fitted an ankle brace on mom. It had shoelace ties that you didn't have to tie (thank goodness) and multiple Velcro straps that wrap around under your arch snd back to the ankle area. Ok, we'll give this one a try. By the next day it was clear that this ankle brace was too difficult for mom to put on herself as well. I ended up going to a medical supply pharmacy and buying one off the shelf that is a little easier for mom to manage. At least she will wear the over the counter model, which is better than not wearing one at all. We have a follow up appointment in a couple of weeks so hopefully the ligaments around her ankle have had time to heal. Overall we had a good experience at Suburban Orthopedics.

Normally I am pleased with the care I receive and the courteous service. However I was disappointed…read morewith the disrespect that I was given today by the doctor AND his staff. The practice has a 15 minute grace period yet I still called to tell them I was 5-10 minutes behind. They said that was fine. Then as I was already on my way, they called me to tell me to reschedule. I had broken my toe since my last appointment and my visit was probably going to take longer than expected. Would I have been thrown out if I had taken the extra time? It's hard to imagine that quality care can be given if they are counting the minutes that way. I understand the need to be on time. However as a long time patient, I would think that some grace can be given. Also, why have a policy at all if the practice doesn't abide by it ?! Extremely angry and annoyed.

This has been a very confusing and disappointing experience with Dr. McKanna's office…read more I went to him with severe plantar fasciitis and inflammation in my heel that made it almost impossible to walk. After several discouraging visits with other doctors, I had nearly given up on finding real help. My daughter encouraged me to try again, and we found Dr. McKanna. At first, I was genuinely impressed. He seemed caring, knowledgeable, and truly interested in solving the problem rather than just treating symptoms. The steroid injection he gave was painful but effective, and I appreciated that he connected possible back issues to my foot pain and ordered an MRI. For the first time, I felt hopeful that I had found a doctor who cared. Unfortunately, that hope quickly faded. I scheduled a Saturday appointment to go over my MRI results, confirmed the time, and drove over an hour to his office--only to find it closed. When I called, the staff told me Dr. McKanna was at his other office that day. As a new patient, I had never been told he had more than one location. I offered to drive to the other office, but was told he was busy and leaving early. They said he would call me at 1:00 p.m. He called at 1:30, but I missed the call due to poor signal. I immediately called back and left a message asking for a return call. I never heard back. I followed up again on Monday, calling multiple times to ask for my MRI results--still no response. At this point, I'm left with an unread MRI disc and no guidance from the doctor or his staff. It's very frustrating to go from feeling hopeful to feeling completely ignored. I want to believe this isn't a reflection of Dr. McKanna himself--he seemed like a good, caring doctor--but the communication and follow-up from his office have been deeply disappointing. If you go to Dr. McKanna, make sure to confirm which office your appointment is at and be prepared for possible issues with communication. I sincerely hope he sees this review and takes steps to improve how patients are treated and followed up with.

#1...never take negative reviews seriously. Those who love to slam are generally unhappy in life. I…read morepersonally fear having anyone touch my feet. Starting with the office, the building has stairs AND a ramp. Tada. The whole interior of what I saw was modern and clean. The staff prior to the doctor were very pleasant and felt like I was talking to a daughter. When Dr. Schlund came in, being the honest guy (and retired Massage Therapist) we chatted very briefly about lousy reviews. I did most of the talking. She was extremely pleasant to talk with. She has a great sense of humour. Being in the field for almost 40 years (I don't know how that can be after all as Jack Benny said...he was 39), she reminds me of the good ole days of non political correctness BUT as a professional, I know she can read a client and adjust. As I did with my clients when I worked, we talked about extensively about my medical history, and she hit the nail on the head of one of the most obvious cause for my condition. I brought up about removing the nail and she concurred it is an option after giving it a couple of months of treatment (nothing expensive). I have given thought to removing all my nails. What do we need them for anyway now? We don't climb trees or hold our food with our feet. That may be a bit extreme. We laughed, and joked. As when I was a therapist I was told thousands of times I was the best not only from Americans, but from world travelers. So, I am highly qualified to say, this IS a doctor you want if you live in the area of Itasca. Ignore the naysayers there are so many of them. Just imagine, if they can complain about a foot situation, what will they scream about after open heart surgery?

I have seen Dr. David L. Tashima, MD at Barrington Orthopedic Specialists several times. I saw him…read morebased on the recommendation of my chiropractor, and I can see why. Each time I am seen by Dr. Tashima I am treated with kindness and respect. He is knowledgeable and is will try different approaches until my problem is resolved. He treats patients from all three offices. I highly recommend Dr. David L. Tashima MD.

I went to this business with a little and occasional knee pain. I have confirmed osteoarthritis in…read morethat knee. It was on a special, something like $49 or $79, I forgot which but not much. I was looking for exercises I could do to strengthen the knee. That's all I wanted. They took X-rays and told me the other knee that I have no problems with was worse! They never mentioned the special and got me for over $500. They told me all the great things they were going to do. They called it physical therapy not chiropractic. They said they could have a therapist stretch my neck. I don't have problems with my neck but I thought a little neck massage by a therapist would feel good. So, when I got there for my first visit, they showed me a leg brace they wanted to fit me for. It was huge and covered most of the leg from the knee down. For what, occasional knee pain? I said no thanks. Then I went for "physical therapy". It was run by 2 young disinterested guys who talked to each other and obviously didn't care about the job. They were definitely not therapists of any kind. Next I went for a few minutes to the supposed real therapists and I thought, oh good, now he's going to massage my neck. No way! He never laid a hand on me. Only did something with a board that I can't even describe because I don't know what it did. Nothing as far as I could tell. Next I went to the nurse who would give me a gel shot in the knee cap. She did this and at my second visit gave me some little shots around the knee cap. The next day I went to the mall and had so much pain in my knee that I was limping down bad I had to go home. That was my over $500 experience with this place. I was worried about their diagnosis of the knee I had no trouble with, that the knee cap was out of joint, so I went back to the real doctors at Northwest Community hospital and got a real unskewed xray and they said that knee was fine. I quit Body Works after 3 visits and asked for the return of my money. I had been told that my insurance and Medicare would pay most of it. Now they told me, well it's not really physical therapy, it's billed under chiropractic and Medicare doesn't usually pay for that, but we will see. Now after months of reaching out to them, they finally told me that after 3 visits my $500 plus dollars was all used up and that I owed them even more but they weren't going to collect it! How nice of them! So go to Body Works if you want to see a real scam at work!

Wow. In just a few sessions I'm experiencing so much improvement…read more Amazing staff... Amazing people. Is there a way to give 6 stars??

WARNING this practice doesn't treat pain. Even if you have had numerous surgeries that you have…read moredemonstrated the ability to come off opiates. They will treat you like an addict. In my time with them, a small rotator tear was allowed to tear all the way. They would not prescribe any pain meds. Now, they won't repair the tear, after postponing the surgery once!

I started physical therapy with Peter, who is a PT there, about three weeks ago, and I couldn't be…read morehappier with my progress. I was diagnosed with a damaged nerve, and thanks to my great therapist, I'm now able to walk normally again without pain. I'm very grateful to the whole office for taking such good care of me. The lady at the front desk is also so sweet and always willing to help.

For many years, I had a growth on my left hand index finger that resembled a wart or nevus. My…read moredermatologist try to freeze it multiple times but it still came back slowly over the years. They suggest I find a hand specialist, which lead me to find Dr. Metz at Core in my Cigna PPO network. First visit doctor simply examined the finger, took X-rays, and did an ultrasound of the finger to see if he could determine a diagnosis - x-rays and scan looked clear. To avoid future issues he recommended we remove it. Follow-up visit in Elks Grove Village for surgery was easy. Dr. Metz fully scrubbed up (which is something my derm never does). Dr. Metz removed the growth and sutured the small incision with great care and precision. Follow-up visit was simple - stitches removed and confirmed diagnosis of scar tissue/nevus. Would NOT hesitate to see doctor or recommend him or the Core Orthopedic Group for any future medical needs.

I had a great experience with Dr. Metz and staff from the get go. I have Dupuytren's Contracture…read moreand was looking for a hand surgeon to perform a needle aponeurotomy to release the contracted fingers. One initial visit, another office visit for the procedure, and a follow-up visit. Great outcome, warm and pleasant attitudes all around, no hesitation on recommending highly. Thanks, and will see you all for my left hand later this year!

Dr Song is attentive, caring, knowledgeable, and skilled at chiro care. My back and foot feels…read morebetter after a few visits. Within 2 weeks, I can sit for a longer time without the discomfort . I can stand on my tiptoes again! For 1.5 years I was in a lot of pain on my right foot trying to stay on my tiptoes. Dr Song helped me diagnose it was an old dancing injury. After 1- 3 adjustments I can stand on tiptoes on one foot!!! I love the machines in his office that make my back feel better. His adjustments are very good and effective. The many patients that I see visiting are also well taken care of. They have good customer care. I highly recommend Healing Touch and Dr Song. He is also friendly, takes my insurance, and reasonably priced without insurance.

Irresponsible doctor I wasted 2 hours on the journey to find…read moreout that the visit was canceled I do not recommend this clinic