All Bright is absolutely wonderful! From the moment you walk in, welcoming, compassionate, and…read moreattentive. They are incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about helping. It's is positive, warm and helped support my growth and progress and stuff. I highly recommend them--truly top-notch care and service!

Kelsey Kaelin speech therapist from AllBright therapies was an absolute joy to work with. She was…read moresmart, and broke down the speech therapy in a way that was easy to understand and support as a mom. She helped our daughter reach her speech goals and made the therapy fun and playful! I could tell Kelsey really enjoyed her work and helping our kiddo which made our experience so great. Thank you Kelsey!

I met Karen and some of her team back in 2009, they are quite amazing (and inspirational). They are…read moreby far the best in pediatric therapy and have a reputation nationally. I know of families coming from outside the state to work with them. One family in particular moved his family to Chicago for the summer while they worked with Karen and her team. She is incredible. We would trust no one else to our children!

The entire team here is great. They're friendly and attentive…read more Sam and Kendra have been an amazing help with my child's growth. They have implemented some great OT techniques that have helped me to be able to help my child at home also.

I have been going to Trilogy for over a decade. The doctors there are caring, and the social…read moreworkers connected me with all kinds of benefits I did not know I qualified for, as a disabled person. A bus card, Pace, Taxi rides, or social workers taking me to doctor appointments. My health has improved dramatically with their help.

Unorganized mess of a place. Do not follow through and no accountability. No clear processes for…read moreanything.

I live Dr. Brian Cole and Dr. Yasin... outside of that I'm not sure I'll be returning to the Joliet…read morefacility. So much miscommunication and incompetence! Arrive 1/2 hour early to be told I cannot get an MRI because I use oxygen. I've been on oxygen for 15 years and have had many MRI's... they said they were not equipped for any oxygen emergencies. My pulmonologist said they would talk to them and clear my MRI with no oxygen. No... they had me wait 2 hours to refuse appointment. I don't plan on rescheduling with Dr Sayori. At my first appointment I saw the PA who gave took an X-ray and gave me a script for Mobic. I ask why the Monic. He said for pain. I said I don't have any pain. He said it's good for inflammation but I don't have to take it if I don't want to... so I didn't. They scheduled me for and MRI and follow up... as well as therapy for my neck. This is all because I had occasional tingling in 2 fingers on my left hand... this is the Joliet facility... what a waste of time and energy!

i got great PT care from John Brown--professional, personable, knowledgeable--he delivered good…read moreresults in a fairly short time period. Recommended.

Workers and owner are rude and unprofessional. Will not provide details on the care of my child…read moreafter repeated requests. Lack of ethical behavior has been experienced on several occasions that goes against rules and requirements. Based on this, I would recommend not bringing your child here.

My daughter has received physical and speech therapy from Playworks since she was a baby, and the…read moreexperience has been wonderful. Camryn and Bridgett have gone above and beyond in helping Emma reach her developmental goals. They create a safe, supportive environment where my daughter feels truly heard and understood. Their professionalism, compassion, and dedication to children's needs really stand out. I am deeply grateful for the progress Emma has made under their care, and I would highly recommend Camryn, Bridgett, and the Playworks team to any family looking for therapists who genuinely care about their clients.

We had a fantastic experience with Suzanne. She was knowledgeable, encouraging, considerate, and…read morefantastic with the baby. She helped our baby over a handful of appointments (~2 months, every couple weeks) to tackle torticolis, which was so successful that we were able to avoid having to do any baby helmet treatment (usually ~$2000 because it's typically not covered by insurance since it's considered cosmetic). Our baby had a flat spot on the side of her head early on, so with the recommendation by her pediatrician we went for a helmet consultation relatively early around 3 months. They said treatment couldn't start until baby had sufficient neck control and the treatment would likely need to be combined with PT. To get ahead and because we really didn't want to do the helmet if possible, we pursued PT as soon as we could. It was impossible to find anyone in our insurance network and everyone we looked into had rates that were about the same. My own PT for postpartum recovery and other locals highly recommended Kids on the Grow, so we went with them! They also came to our place for all of the appointments, which was extremely helpful as sleep deprived first time parents. With baby PT you need to be involved and do "homework" with your baby in between appointments, but they make it really fun and it's wonderful to see the progress!! Initially we did have some issues contacting their office because they didn't get any of our emails or phone calls. My own PT had to help connect us via email. Otherwise, once we got a hold of them the staff who we also communicated with were very good. All paperwork was done digitally, which was super convenient.

Great clinic! Wonderful therapist who are in tune with the needs of their clients. I had such a…read moregreat experience and my child made so much progress! The clinic was always hygienic which says a lot for a place that specializes in working with children.

We're so grateful for CPTWC!…read more Our daughter has been through physical therapy, occupational therapy, and feeding therapy--and we cannot say enough good things about this place. Every therapist (Natalie, Lexie and Kirsten) we've worked with has been kind, professional, and incredibly skilled at meeting kids where they are while gently encouraging them forward. The team not only helped my daughter meet all her milestones, they also empowered us as parents to understand her needs and support her at home. We especially appreciated how collaborative they were across disciplines--she was treated as a whole child, not just a checklist of goals. CPTWC has truly been a part of our village. We've referred several friends here (and they've all had great experiences too). If you're looking for a warm, expert, and family-centered approach to pediatric therapy, CPTWC is it.

We met with Alex Meeske yesterday for a consultation and she was great! We have a 2 month old and…read moreshe was so amazing with him and very helpfil.

I have had a few experiences with loved ones at skilled nursing/rehabilitation facilities in the…read moreChicago area. My mother had a brief stay at Harmony following spine surgery. The first night was not favorable, no staff greeted us and the person that first entered the room was solely focused on inventory of her belongings and not helping her into bed or other important firsts. However, much to my surprise, day 2 through 7 were much better. The nurses are very efficient and caring as well as the physical therapy and occupational therapy teams. One nurse, Wesley really stood out. Truly exceptional! My advice in general is visit your loved one often in this type of environment, but Harmony overall is a very good choice!

Some people are friendly enough. But I'm pretty surprised and not at all happy to see employees not…read morewearing masks or wearing them under their chin. Multiple employees, including employees (CNAs, nurses) that have direct interaction and contact with residents. Many of whom are older folks who might be more susceptible to illnesses. I don't know, are there any of those going around in 2022? Can't be anything more than sniffles I suppose. One nurse in particular was kind of a jerk. I had to ask the nurse/nurse assistant to put her mask on since I'd seen her coming in without it. When someone asked her something--about how long something might take--her response was a kind of flippant, snotty "it takes however long it takes". I think the question was really more how far is it, is it crowded or whatnot, will I have to wait... to which she could have answered either without the biting tone or simply been a bit more kind.

I recently had physical therapy from Jessica Brelje. She was the best therapist I've had for some…read moretime. I was very unstable, unable to walk without some assistance, my muscles were weak and range of motion was terrible. Thanks to her careful mentoring, instructions and assistance I can truthfully say that my life has dramatically changed. I would recommend Jessica without reservation.-

Last June I had a right hip replacement and my Doctor Kris Alden (best surgeon in greater Chicago)…read morefrom Hinsdale OrthopedicsI and Summit hooked me up with Peter Sims. We spent two weeks doing in home OT & PT and this man got me going on the right track. By the time we parted I was well on my way to recovery. Fast forward to this January where I had a total left knee replacement, a different ballgame from the hip. Again I was fortunate enough to have Peter, the Zen Master of Physical Therapy. He set me up with a list of stretches and motion exercises to get the new knee operational. Made sure I knew the proper ways to move, getting in and out of bed, in and out of chairs etc. We worked on the motion of the knee, bending and straightening, which helped immensely when I went on to outpatient therapy. He definitely took me to my limits but never past. By the time the two weeks had past, I had exceeded the goals my doctor had hoped for. All because of Peter. Thanks brother, you're the best... Don Colclough

At first glance this place is beyond amazing! Initially when my family and I was touring the place…read morethe staff said all of the right things. The place is gorgeous and modern. However that faded really fast. After my dad was admitted and he received a room his care started to slowly fade. If he pushes the nurses button sometimes it takes 45 minutes to and hour for a response. I know nothing is perfect but it's scary to wait so long, because what if he really needs emergency care? Although, the nurses casually discuss how they don't like their jobs I can still see hope in this place. I hope this is just a weird week. I know that we all have bad days.

Lied to me about of moving to another. Told me maintenance had to fix something so I couldn't be in…read moremy room. We'll the next day there was a India couple in the room. We'll the administrator KATE LIED TO ME. THE SOCIAL WORKER HAS LIED ALSO. Well early this morning (2:30am) we had a thunderstorm. We'll electricity went out. I have a LVD to keep me alive and have to change from power to battery, We'll of course no body on this shift had any idea how to do it. No lights so it was hard to change it over. I used my phone flashlight to do it myself. Then they called the CPS FIREFIGHTERS. THANK GOD I WAS . POINT IS NURSES DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WHERE THERE IS A EMERGENCY!!!!!!!!!.