Terrible facility. Not concerned for their patients. Rooms are unkempt. Short staffed. Would not…read morerecommend this facility. Expressing serious concern about the level of care my relative received under facilities supervision. It is extremely distressing that they developed bed sores--a preventable condition that typically results from insufficient attention to basic patient needs. This situation reflects a significant failure in the standard of care expected from this facility.

I am surprised at the negative reviews. My husband was expecting to go to the Bella Terra in…read moreLagrange the sister facility, but there were no beds available at that time. The liaison stated he could go to Elmhurst and transfer to Lagrange if we wanted when there was an open bed but most people chose to stay there. My husband has only one complaint the food has no salt, and that was after he'd been there for weeks. The staff was attentive, therapy was great. He had an acute illness which left him bedridden. He was bathed, turned, repositioned and medicated routinely and as needed. His call light was answered within a reasonable time. And he received therapy at least 3x week with him stating he got good work outs on his core and legs. He is satisfied and so I am pleased.

The nurses and CNA's are helpful. the social workers are also kind and helpful. The problem is…read moremanagement, Patty in particular! She has a horrible attitude problem and speaks very nasty to the families. I told her she had a bad attitude and instead of apologizing she denied it and got even more short with me. In the process now of moving my mother out of there.

Working with the Social Worker Heather made care coordination so seamless. She is friendly,…read moreapproachable and knowledgeable. Highly recommend this facility for excellent communication.

The 5 star reviews are over 4 years old. Ask around if you…read moretake a tour- and not just those that can get around on their own to common areas. I have a friend staying here for rehab. They are older, spent time in the hospital and are now here. They cannot get around themselves and we have tried to be there to help as much as possible, taking them into the general area for meals, getting them dressed. The rehab is going well but the other care has a lot to be desired. I've recently has surgery on my shoulder so I cannot help move or push a wheelchair. If I ask for help, no one has time. I stepped out for lunch hoping that that would prompt someone to take the opportunity to get them in a wheelchair and go into lunch. Nope- food tray to the room. This poor person will not be out of the bed today because no one has time and i physically can't do it. Do better... being under staffed is a country wide problem, but lack of care is not excusable. I'm hoping my friend gets home soon!

I had a total knee replacement and needed to go to a rehab facility. I decided to go to Park…read morePlace and couldn't be happier. Everyone was exceptional and I had the best care ever. The nurses/CNA were very helpful and never made me feel like I was bothering them. The therapist were great and they pushed me but not to the point of horrible pain. I would highly recommend this establishment.

They deserve zero stars. This facility has new ownership and/or management and they are still…read morerunning off the previous reputation. New administration is absolute trash. If you care anything about your loved one please go anywhere else. My mother caught a life threatening post op infection from this place and almost died. Was not taken to hospital until I showed the nurse the puss filled wound. They serve molded food and didn't even apologize about it. I could go on but my mother is safely at another facility and that's all that matters now.

Simply put they are the Ritz-Carlton of rehabilitation and long-term care facilities! That's the…read moreexperience that my brother myself and our Mom have had with the amazing staff at Oakbrook Care as they have nurtured Mom after her hip fracture. My experience with rehabilitation facilities, includes 4 in the Annapolis Md area that cared for my clients ( I work with elderly people some with dementia) and friends and families. In Illinois (decades ago) I worked in several facilities that cared for disabled people and I also had experience with two long-term care facilities when my grandfather was alive. Much has changed in this field, and with Oakbrook Care I see such attention to detail and dignity for their clients, residents and staff ...it's overwhelming at times. Two months after moms initial acceptance for subacute rehab ( she is now blessed to be part of the memory care - called Garden View - and lives full time at OBC ) and it still brings tears to my eyes when I tell people about the facility my mother now lives in. My brother and I have a sense of peace about Mom that we haven't had for years as Mom is well loved and protected at OBC. Mom likes it too ! Sheets changed daily, two lovely gardens, a quiet library, excellent safety protocols, much smaller staff that really gets to know the residents in memory care. In addition staff like Norman, Maggie and Keisha all three who almost walk on water.... Is it prefect? No, but Mom isn't perfect either and I love her! I suggest families continue to respect and thank the hardworking caring staff and still diligently advocate when issues need addressing. Honoring our parents can be difficult but it very worthwhile and offers special blessings. With Oakbrook Care our family hit the triple crown of Subacute rehab facilities, and long-term care skilled facilities with memory care once Mom was accepted in the memory care unit. Thank you God !

Radiology clinic with MRI equipment. Came here with a mammogram patient. The medical staff was…read morefine, the receptionists were a tad unprofessional. They didn't seem to realize the people in the waiting room could hear their casual conversation. They also don't seem to know basic manners in terms of addressing patients using formal titles and last names, just assuming an informal first name use, and raising their voices to talk to anyone middle aged or older as if assuming dementia. I understand that it's hard to keep staff on hand, and no one has time to train front-end workers in civility and proper manners, the quality of the screening is what is truly important.

The Grove of Elmhurst has been the home of our son who has Huntington's Disease for the past two…read moreyears. We cannot say enough positive things about the facility, it's staff and Legacy Healthcare who had just acquired it when our son arrived. They have high standards. The range of services they provide from short term rehab and pulmonary care to care for long term patients like our adult son was excellent. The professionalism of the staff was beyond compare. But the thing that impressed us the most was the loving, personal attention they gave him. Everyone from the administration beginning with Renee, how paper work and insurance were handled, Bisma and Suli in social services to Tiffany, Kyipa, Vikki, Gwen & Brenda and others of the nursing staff all the way to Vika the head dietician and the rest of the the kitchen staff were spectacular! Tim S.

I give this place an F++. Im still here for rehab after a spinal surgery and spinal fusion. It is…read moreout of date. The call button is a piece of wire connected to a light switch!! The food is horrible!! You don't get a selection of what you want. The quality of care is hit or miss. Some cna and nurse are good and some don't know what they are doing!! I DO NOT recommend this place at all. AVOID at all costs. The only reason we picked this one is because my husband could walk here. Because we don't have the money for Ubers and we don't have a car...

My Mom passed away here years ago . Now I find my dad here for rehab and there are soooo many…read morethings wrong with the place, I could write a laundry list. My elderly Dad broke his hip. He was at Edwards Hospital for 7 days and each of those days after surgery he was gotten up in the chair. It took some effort, but they did it. He's on his 4th day here and still unable to get him in the chair. Rehab won't try and he'll need a lift to get him up. He needs full care at this point. The other day I arrived at 11 am. His cold breakfast was uneaten on his tray table, no blankets on him and he was on a bedpan for well over an hour. They said they couldn't wake him up. Well I showed them how to wake him up and with my help he ate everything plus 2 ensure shakes ( which I brought) , orange juice and a large glass of water. His room was and still is filthy. Can't find anyone to clean it. His television is all staticky and almost unwatchable. Trash in the drawers and under furniture from another patient. The place just smells! I can't in good conscience recommend this place to anyone and as soon as I am able, I'll get my Dad out of here. He deserves better. I am a health professional and have lots of experience with hospitals, nursing homes and rehab centers.

This is an amazing place.My mom is there for rehab so had surgery on her hip so she need to get her…read moremobility back.upon arrival the DON ( ERIKA) came and introduced herself also explain my mom medications.Later that evening the ADON ( Q )stopped by to check if my mom was in any pain and if she needed anything.Ok so I thought maybe their jus doing this because I'm here.Nope my daughter came and visited mom and she noticed the same treatment but this time it was Nurse Jessica in the morning and Nurse Chantelle in the evening.So knowing that my mom are surrounded with nursing staff who cared really put me at ease.I also feel that the Therapy Department goes above and beyond to get my mom motivated to walk.The staffing coordinator even answered call light and assist mom to the bathroom .Maja explain mom care plan details which was awesome The administrator ( KIM ) has an open door policy which made it even more easier to ask questions.They are an amazing team who cares about their residents.Deandre helped find after care assistance for home .I would recommend this facility to everyone.Thanks Downers Grove Rehabilitation

After a rough start, things got better. Jasmine and Maggie were two personable nurses. The pt and…read moreot leaders were open to where I began and what I needed to do. A few glitches included me getting pork after I explained I don't eat pork and a few times not getting a meal. Otherwise, I had a good experience.

No stars - RUN AWAY! Wheel yourself away. This is horrible. Bad bad bad, poor quality or no quality…read morerooms, horrible food, no linens, no privacy, no phones, go anywhere but here. They should just shut it down. A new owner would have to rehab the whole place and re-staff and everything. Memory care IS awful! Having you loved one live in a basement room you just constructed would be better than this.

The service that I have received from this company and the staff has been more then I can imagine…read more This is a company that cares about it's patients. I would recommend anyone who is seeking quality care to go to Fruitive Medical & Rehab Center.

From the owner: FMRC provides pre-and post-operative care for a variety of orthopedic-related disorders and…read moresports-related injuries, and rehabilitation of injured workers.

I reinjured my knee while running on the prairie path, and my doctor ordered physical therapy,…read morewhich I reluctantly agreed to do. Happy to report the sessions vastly exceeded my expectations. Lauren G is super knowledgeable and deployed some excellent treatment including "needling" which was truly effective. She also is very respectful of time and makes sure you get a lot out of each session. Considering how low my expectations were going in, I was really impressed with the professionalism there.

We've been to nearly every PT center around Elmhurst for various injuries and our best experience…read morewas by far at NovaCare. Our son is an athlete and tore his ACL during a rough soccer tackle. After reconstruction, he went to see Mickey and the Mikes 2 or 3 times a week. They were kind and fun and didn't let him cheat. They did the right amount of pushing. They were encouraging and rebuilt him mentally as well as physically. It has been less than a year since reconstruction and our guy earned a HUGE personal record by running a 4:46 mile. I STRONGLY believe this was in large part due to the perfect trifecta of a top-notch surgeon, the best PT, and Coach Kern. I honestly worried we would never see him compete again, but to witness him come back even stronger is surreal. THANK YOU.