The review I want to address is not listed. My husband has an infusion every 2months. His doctor is…read morePhyllis Bonaminio. The muse is Kaylee. What I would like to let whomever is in charge of maintenance, (if anyone at all is). The office we were I today has a small sink. The whole time there the sink was not just dripping, it had a steady stream the whole hour we were there. The sink was a filthy disaster. All around you can see see things that should be attended to. These facilities are supposed to be clean. People come here for clean surroundings that will not create germs. Please check this out. I know when you have a leaky faucet, it can drive up your water bill. Look into this. It is shameful. Judith Liberty New Lenox, IL

Dr. Luke is providing excellent care to my spouse for his knee issues. He is articulate, provides…read moreexceptional care and dedicated to his work. His medical support staff and office staff are all amazing members of a cohesive team. Appointments are always on time and there is no excessive waiting. The Oak Lawn office is much easier for us to manage, although we have been to the Palos location as well.

5 years ago I was hit by a car while riding my bike. The car ran over my leg and it was crushed. I…read morewas rushed to a trauma center and Dr. Luke and Dr. Defrino attended to me. I had many surgeries and office visits, Thanks to these 2 Dr.s I was able to keep my leg and can walk today. Dr. Luke had excellent surgical skills, was always patient and informative. I owe Dr. Luke so many thanks for all that he did for me.

If you're looking for a highly skilled orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Kevin W. Luke is the one you…read morewant--he's beyond amazing! My son had an unfortunate accident on November 27th, just before Thanksgiving. He thought he had only dislocated his shoulder, but after an X-ray, we learned he had actually broken his clavicle bone. The hospital informed us that surgery was likely necessary, but we needed to see an orthopedic specialist to confirm. We were fortunate to secure an appointment with Parkview Orthopedic Group on December 2nd. After reviewing the X-ray, the doctor confirmed the fracture was severe, and surgery would be required to address multiple bone fragments. The earliest available surgery date was December 12th, but the very next day, we received a call that the surgery was being rescheduled. Dr. Luke was now assigned to my son's case, and he could perform the surgery on December 10th. This was a bit of good news, as it meant my son would get the care he needed sooner. On December 4th, we met Dr. Luke. He thoroughly explained the situation, describing how the bone fragments would need to be repositioned and then secure the bone with a plate. He also took the time to explain the importance of avoiding damage to my son's growth plates. Dr. Luke made us feel confident that my son was in excellent hands. The next 13 days were tough--my son had to sleep in a chair, and the bone pushed against his skin in a way that looked extremely painful. He was able to attend school up until the day before surgery, demonstrating incredible resilience. He truly handled it like a soldier. On the morning of surgery, Dr. Luke reassured us by explaining that they would perform a nerve block to manage pain for up to 24 hours after the procedure. While I was a little nervous about the nerve block after reading about it, the anesthesia team made sure my son was comfortable and explained everything to him. After about two hours in surgery, Dr. Luke came out to update me, saying the procedure went very well. He managed to reposition all but one of the bone fragments. The nerve block worked wonders, but by around 4 a.m. the next morning, as it wore off, my son experienced significant pain. Fortunately, the prescribed pain medication helped bring the discomfort to a more tolerable level. A week later, we had a follow-up appointment with Dr. Luke. The nurse removed the bandages, and everything looked great. Dr. Luke used sutures instead of staples to minimize scarring, which was another thoughtful detail. Since my son is young and recovering well, Dr. Luke gave him a list of exercises to do. We've had several follow-up appointments with Dr. Luke since then, and my son continues to heal well. He gave my son a choice of self-therapy if he wants, which he was thrilled about. Dr. Luke has been exceptional every step of the way--never rushing us, always answering our questions, and providing outstanding care. If you find yourself in need of orthopedic surgery, I can't recommend Dr. Kevin W. Luke enough. His expertise, compassion, and thoroughness made all the difference in my son's recovery. Thank you, Dr. Luke, for your excellent care and for putting my son's clavicle back together! I'm not sure what happened with the others who left negative reviews, but their experiences don't match mine at all!

I'm noticing mostly negative reviews which is wild because I've never had that bad of an experience…read moreat this place at all. I struggled for almost 2 months to get anything taken care of for my knee and was sent from one place to another - a friend recommended MidAmerica when I realized my son also needed to be seen due to a sports related injury. Everything moved smooth and quick for him so when I felt I was out of options and pretty hopeless my husband said "let's just call them and try to get you in" that was Friday and they had me booked for a Monday appointment. Saw Dr Meizel - he let me know my options and we opted for surgery. Staff was great because I'm not good with surgeries - tend to get panicky and they were very kind and understanding. Surgery on Tuesday and started therapy that Friday. I'm just over 6 weeks and have started walking thanks to Jess, Hannah and the crew in the therapy dept. they're all really great, listen to concerns, talk you through things and are the hype team I needed to even mentally survive this whole situation. Haven't really dealt with anyone that I could really complain about. Maybe some people aren't as cheerful as others but not all of us absolutely love our jobs so I get it. HIGHLY recommend and will send everyone that ever is looking for orthos their way.

I fell at work and suffered an injury and was sent to MidAmerica Orthopedics in Palos Hills. I had…read moreto see two specialists, one for my hand and wrist and another for my hip. The day after the fall I was experiencing pain in my shoulder, wrist, and hip and groin area. The doctor I saw for my hand and wrist provided an order for occupational therapy, which has worked wonders for improving my wrist mobility. I later had a CT scan and was seen by Dr. Kevin Lindsay-Rivera and PA Alexandrea Bosen. During that visit we reviewed the CT scan and Dr. Lindsay-Rivera explained the different types of tears and possibilities that could be causing my pain. During that same visit I informed both Dr. Kevin Lindsay-Rivera and PA Alexandrea Bosen about all of the areas where I was experiencing pain. Dr. Lindsay-Rivera performed a physical exam and when he moved my right leg inward I felt a sharp pain. He stopped the exam and suggested getting an MRI to see if there was a tear or anything further going on. At that point PA Bosen stated that she would clear me to return to work. I explained again that I was still in pain. Her response felt very condescending, as if I was trying to stay off work rather than explaining that I was genuinely in pain. The visit ended with her saying that we would schedule a follow up appointment on March 5, 2026 and re evaluate then. I had the MRI completed at an outside imaging facility because workers compensation only covers certain locations. On March 5, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. I arrived for my appointment with the MRI disc. The staff took the disc and then realized that the imaging center had not sent over the written report. Because of that, I was not seen and I was not evaluated. I explained that my pain had actually gotten worse. Once again I felt dismissed and was told they would contact me with their findings. I called multiple times to get an update because I needed to report back to my job with the results. I eventually spoke with PA Bosen and again I felt dismissed when I explained the situation. She became defensive and said, "From an orthopedic point, you are okay to return to work. We understand that you are in pain but we cannot help you with that." I explained that saying I was clear to return to work would make my employer believe I had been fully evaluated and found to be fine. The next day, March 6, I went back to the office to get a work note because I had been dismissed the day before without an exam or even a proper conversation. I was told that Dr. Lindsay-Rivera was out of the office and that I could not get a note because his documentation had not yet been finalized. I then spoke with the workers compensation coordinator, Cris Garcia. She told me she would take care of it on Monday, March 9, when the doctor returned to the office. Monday passed with no update. On Tuesday morning around 9:30 a.m. I called again and was told that the doctor had not responded to her the day before. Later that afternoon, around 4:00 p.m., my job called and informed me that I had been released back to work and was advised to follow up with my primary care physician because the injury supposedly did not appear to be related to the fall. They even suggested it might be something internal such as ovarian pain or appendicitis. At that point I felt completely ignored and made to feel like a liar. Last week I had my annual appointment with my primary care physician and explained the fall and the pain I have been experiencing. Her response was, "That sounds like a groin strain or a hip joint injury. Did they give you a referral to a sports medicine doctor or physical therapy?" I told her no and that they were simply trying to release me back to work. She then asked, "Even though you are still experiencing pain?" My primary care physician knows my medical history and did not jump to conclusions about appendicitis or ovarian pain. In all my years of seeking medical care, this is the first time I have ever felt dismissed and possibly biased against by medical professionals. I truly hate that I still have to return there to see the hand specialist. I do not want to walk through the doors of that facility again. I ultimately had to advocate for myself with my employer and request a second opinion. That is something I should not have had to do if the providers had simply listened to me as a patient.

In pain for over a year...every test negative... so I went to him at the pain clinic…read more.. Not even a physical exam was done by him. He had Very poor skills in my opinion. He prescribed a drug, did not bother discussing the possible side effects. When I asked the pharmacy the First thing he warned me about were possible heart palpitations...I had Afib in the recent past. This could prove to be deadly. The pharmacist immediately warned me not to take it. Dr. also suggested a possible injection. Again no discussion of possible negative effects or even long term solution. When asked later this was his Medical response... you may have long term responses do it. ( sp. to it Dr.) Or not. Won't know until you try. Imagine in 2024 he wants to inject drugs into me, and this is the drs response. This man is not the Dr. I would trust. I had a positive response to my long term pain taking one Tylenol3. It worked. He refused to prescribe it. Told me to go to another Dr instead. Mind you this was at a pain clinic at endeavor hospital. I would suggest you seek another Dr.,

First and foremost, stay far away from Dr. Shah. He worked in my knee and took out half of my…read moremeniscus. I was in therapy for the second surgery and nowhere near recovered, when he suddenly ended therapy to do my shoulder. He over tightened my shoulder and caused me to have to see a specialist for a second shoulder surgery. Dr Shah's work had to be undone, but left me with permanent restrictions. In regards to my knee, I can no longer run or jump. This has caused me to no longer be able to work in my career. Dr Shah started off nice , but turned very cold when I started having issues because of his botched surgeries. Multiple doctors have advised me that he should have never taken out my meniscus, regardless of what an IME Dr. stated. Dr Shah also prescribed me with $30,000+ is medical supplies, from his suppliers, which he knew were denied by insurance. He and his suppliers stated if the insurance didn't pay the bills , not to worry that they would not fall on me. Those were all lies! I'm stuck paying those bills, while him and his supplier friends laugh to the bank. Dr Shah is not caring and lacks integrity. Do yourself a favor and find a reputable Dr for your ortho needs. Don't let his "accomplishments" fool you. He permanently messed up my knee and shoulder.

I have had two knee replacements. Bout times I came here for therapy. The staff is awesome. After…read moremy first visit they created a therapy plan for me. If we came to something I could do we would just wait and try it again at the next visit. I would highly recommend this location to everyone!

I'm going there for therapy after I had fractured my wrist. My therapist K. Steven's is excellent…read moreto work with. She is very knowledgeable and developed a plan for my return to work. ALL the employees there are extremely friendly and helpful. Will definitely come back here for future PT.

Before my first knee replacement, I was searching for a place to have Physical Therapy. A neighbor…read morerecommend Pro-Rehab. I am so glad that I took her recommendation. The therapists and staff were very competent and professional. After my successful, allotted sessions of physical therapy, the therapists recommended that I continue exercising to keep my knee strong and to ready my second knee for knee replacement surgery. I am so glad I heeded their advice. Rehab for my second surgery went exceptionally well, thanks to my following their advice to continue strengthening my leg for the surgery. Even now, I continue to go there to exercise through their prep club. Pro-Rehab is a great place to get Physical Therapy. I recommend it to anyone needing the services they offer. Angela T.

I have been to this Palos Heights office several times different treatments. I have worked with…read moreJacob and Joan. Both are superior therapists, who are very focused on their patients to attain their goals in therapy. Both are very nice people.

Dr. Bayliss was the first ortho doctor we saw in the emergency room after my elderly mother fell…read more He came in and proceeded to tell her that she had an injury she did not. It was equivalent to telling a person they have cancer and do not. Luckily the resident with him corrected this to me and I was able to tell my mother that she did not have a brain bleed. I suspect arrogance contributes to his inept bedside manner both at the hospital and office. Every other physician I have dealt with in his office(Parkview) has been compassionate and kind. Dr. Bayliss could use a little humility.