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    West Town Physical Therapy

    4.8 (44 reviews)
    Open 7:15 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Ask the Community - West Town Physical Therapy

    Do you offer Pelvic Floor Therapy ? Do you accept regular/nonPPO BCBSIL Ins for payment?

    Yes, we provide Pelvic Floor therapy at our Roscoe Village location (1900 W Belmont) and are in-network with BCBS PPO plans!

    I’m having a total knee replacement surgery soon. Does this facility treat people who’ve undergone TKR?

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    Review Highlights - West Town Physical Therapy

    I worked with both Erin and Rachel and found both to be attentive, knowledgeable and professional.

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    ALO

    ALO

    (9 reviews)

    Near North Side, River East

    Gray Beige Black…read moreand if you're feeling crazy: Midnight Blue. This is about as far creatively as Alo goes for Men's clothing, and besides the little glued-on Alo logo that'll peel off after a few washings, none of their men's clothing is worth the sky-high prices they charge. I liked Alo for a hot minute, and then I realized: This crap is just the same stuff as Vuori, which is just slightly higher-end Fabletics. It's all made overseas by lowly-paid near-slave labor. The $78 chill shorts I bought not more than a year ago are soft and wear well, but some of the stitching is starting to unravel. The store itself is gorgeous, and I'll still visit, but their Men's collections are scant and boring. The staff has been pleasant during multiple visits, but once they figure you're being too picky or not into their crappy minimalist chic, they'll abandon you.

    This ALO was packed! However, that is to be expected with location and tourists, so it comes with…read morethe territory. I did not realize ALO had released a line of bags, which were beautifully on display towards the front of the store. You could definitely tell they were well made from their appearance. While I was admiring them, a sales associate came over and unlocked them for me to try on/ try out. I made it known that I wouldn't be making a purchase of them, but she still took the time to tell me how they were made, why they're such great quality, and the line itself. I appreciated her taking the time to do so, even though she knew she wasn't making a sale. It's a bit hectic to shop with the crowd. Its hard for the staff to keep up with the folding with the amount of foot traffic, so be prepared to dig a bit if you're searching for sizes.

    Life Time - Gel mani: Can't get everything done at the gym lol. I had a broken nail and my left thumb looks horrible with the gel x exten.

    Life Time

    (56 reviews)

    Near North Side

    I've been a member of Life Time Fitness for several years now and I have to say this location is…read more.. interesting. Located on the 9th floor of the One Chicago building near Magnificent Mile. To gain access into the club you can either walk in from the main lobby floor of One Chicago and take the elevator up to the 9th floor and that's where the club entrance is. There's only two elevators, during rush hour times there is often a line just to go up or down. You could take the stairs but who wants to climb 9 levels? That alone is a workout! Once you're inside the club there's 2 floor levels. The first floor has the check-in lobby, cafe, bar, locker rooms, rooftop pool and spa. The second level has all the workout equipment, cardio, and studio rooms for workout classes. I wasn't a big fan of the layout, it's kind of all over the place. Got a chance to take a Warrior Sculpt class with Taylor and it was awesome! One of the best sculpt classes I've ever had. I've seen some reviews complain about issues with the staff being rude but I honestly did not encounter any of that. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. Oh and one last thing! This Life Time is open 24 hours! That's something I've never seen before, not even in NYC. That's a major win.

    I don't write reviews lightly, especially negative ones, but this location deserves honest…read morefeedback. I've been a Life Time member on and off since I was a kid, starting in the suburbs of Houston. I've belonged in multiple cities, used LifeWork spaces, spent thousands per year on personal training, and countless dollars on spa services. By any definition, I'm a high-utilization, loyal customer and a genuine fan of the brand. The Chicago River North location is the biggest disappointment I've had with Life Time. From the start, the experience was poor. When I first toured before relocating to Chicago, the front desk manager rushed me through the building as if it were on fire--no real explanation, no attempt to sell the experience, no hospitality. That should have been a warning sign. Within my first two visits, I had two items stolen: A $370 pair of Sony in-ear headphones (gone after stepping away for under five minutes to get water) A $225 Canada Goose toque, taken from a bench while I briefly stepped on the scale These were not misplaced--they were stolen. That speaks volumes about the environment and lack of oversight. Beyond that, the club is consistently overcrowded, dirty, and disorganized, and staff interactions are largely unhelpful. For a gym positioned as a premium urban location, it simply does not meet the standard Life Time sets elsewhere. The spa experience is especially underwhelming. At Houston locations like Green Street and The Woodlands, you're greeted, given robes and slippers, sometimes offered a beverage, and allowed to change in a calm, elevated environment. River North offers none of that. It feels far closer to a Massage Envy than the resort-style experience Life Time markets and charges for. The final straw: when I called to cancel and asked to speak with the General Manager to share feedback, my membership was canceled before anyone reached out, asked what went wrong, or attempted to retain me. For a brand built on experience and loyalty, that was shocking. I've now joined Equinox--something I didn't want to do, as it's not a full-service gym--but this location left me no choice. Life Time is a great brand. This location is not. If you're considering River North, manage your expectations--or look elsewhere.

    Solidcore

    Solidcore

    (3 reviews)

    Near North Side

    I recently tried Solidcore on a friend's recommendation, but I'm not sure if I'll be going back…read more Solidcore is mainly a Pilates studio that focuses on core strength and muscle endurance. They offer a lot of workout classes, and I attempted the full body workout. A few things were off-putting for me: - No warm-up at the beginning of the class and no stretches at the end. Stretches are key to ending a workout, in my opinion, so that was a bit odd. - The passcode provided by them did not work, and a lot of people were locked out. You could only enter the studio 10 minutes before the class. - The machine wasn't exciting enough for me to want to return. There were a few good things as well. For starters, shoutout to trainer Christine Fitzgerald, who was very patient with beginners. Overall, the studio and this form of exercise did not work for me, but I know many people who love Solidcore! I'm not sure if I'll try it again - most likely, I will not!

    This is fairly a new location of Solidcore Pilates studio that has opened very recently in…read moreStreeterville. You can take Pilates classes anywhere in Chicago, but the staff and vibe of this studio is absolutely unparalleled. I had taken Pilates at their Rivernorth location back in 2022 and seemed to have found the class very challenging without proper guidance. My friends brought me to this studio a few weeks ago. I was intimidated to try the class given my past experience but this time, I booked Full Body beginners class with Lauren. The staff and the coach was truly exceptional. She gave me a quick guided tour, explained everything about the Pilates machine like reformer, cadillac, straps, how to adjust the equipment for different exercises. It def made me feel comfortable. Lauren's class was wonderful. She was patient and gave time to explore every impact movements. Even though the music was loud, her instructions were clear. The studio has very structured routines. Their workouts focus on the core stability that targets specific muscle group. I will keep going for Full Body Pilates slowly moving to the advance classes. For people who are new to Pilates and/or scared to try such a "Bougie" studio - don't be! This place is welcoming to all and great place to start your Pilates journey!

    Equinox The Loop

    Equinox The Loop

    (85 reviews)

    $$$

    The Loop

    Better than my experience with Equinox Dartmouth in Boston. That Equinox has a lot to learn from…read morethis Equinox The Loop branch.

    Gotta be honest, I spent years and years living in Chicago running by this place imagining it as…read moresome epic amenity-packed gym for the wealthy. I left Chicago last year, joined Equinox in New York, and triumphantly returned to Chicago for a work trip, picking a hotel as close to this gym as possible. My take is that this location is a loss-leader used to placate business travelers who have multi-club access. It's a mediocre gym with a nice locker room. Great for blowing off steam after work in a largely uncrowded gym if your employer is subsidizing your wildly expensive gym fees. Mine is. Compared to East Bank Club, which costs $235 per month, the Loop Equinox is laughable, and I question whether the three Chicago Equinox locations combined actually stack up to EBC on any measure except sheer convenience or imagined exclusivity. I think what a lot of people miss, and certainly what I missed as I formed my first impressions of Equinox, is that the machines and basically everything else, except the quality of the locker room, is the exact same as any competent gym in a big city. In fact, you could make a compelling case that the overall variety is worse here compared to the downtown FFC locations. I found that the blueprint for the location I frequent in NYC was nearly identical to this location's--it's an ordinary equipment layout that can make it so that one other person wanting to rotate through the machines can impede your workout. If you are living in Chicago reading Yelp reviews as you assess Equinox ($???) vs EBC ($235) vs FFC ($160 all-access), I would put this gym toward the bottom of the list. It's just crazy how normal it is in reality compared to how people (including me) perceive the branding.

    Ritual Hot Yoga - River North

    Ritual Hot Yoga - River North

    (110 reviews)

    River North, Near North Side

    I'm obsessed with Ritual Hot Yoga! I go purely for the Yin Yoga class, which is the most delightful…read moreand relaxing yin yoga I've been too. I go on days when I workout and want some recovery, or just days I am not feeling my best and want to feel sexy, confident, and less stressed...all of which you get by doing a yin yoga class here! The temp of the room is perfect and completely dark with just candle lighting. They provide you with everything you could need, including a water bottle if you forget yours, deodorant/ wipes, showers, hair ties, etc. Each class starts off with a focus + meditation, a quick shoulder massage, and the instructors are always so wonderful! The pace of the classes is not too fast nor too long of holds. I could say so much about this place, but recommend you try it to see for yourself!

    So glad I discovered Ritual. I am not a gym person, and always struggled to find a workout class I…read morefelt comfortable in, so finding Ritual has been a huge breakthrough for me. Candlelit rooms, cool towels and massages to end class, amazing playlists... It took me a while to be able to keep up and get comfortable moving in the dark and heat, but it's amazing to feel the progress as you level up poses and gain endurance across the board. The teachers are great at leveling out poses and reminding everyone to breath as they flow, which really helps you focus on yourself and your practice, rather than your surroundings and thoughts. The perfect escape and workout.

    West Town Physical Therapy - physicaltherapy - Updated May 2026

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