I have also been here before they did a good job with my custom orthodicts…read more And they even sell the over the counter ones as well. Last time they would not cover my orthodicts (the insurance not this place). They said 300 for new ones out of pocket. So glad they had over the counter ones also. Much cheaper. And worked just as well. Will go back asap to get new otc ones as I badly need them. I hope they still sell the otc (over the counter) ones.

Wonderful and professional Podiatrist. Patients always come first with a smile on his face. Highly…read morerecommended!!! Works for NSHS in Lincolnshire and Glenview.

This podiatry office has a courteous and professional staff and knowledgeable podiatrist. While…read morehis markup on medical equipment is quite high, they are willing to work with patients who get their splint on Amazon for less.

It is hard to express how disapointed I am in the care I received from Dr. Stone. I went to see him…read moreafter two surgeons said I needed surgery for my arthritis. Dr Stone scoffed at that diagnosis. He said all I needed were 700.00 orthotics that medicare doesnt cover and he assured me 80% of my pain would be gone. When they didnt work at all he just shrugged. I told him cortisone no longer was working. He told me that was because he had never given it to me, I let him try 4 times in one foot to inject (he blamed his mis trys on my veins which no other Dr. had ever had a problem with) I left in more pain. I am actually not as upset that he couldnt take away the pain as I am with his boastful attititude that gave me such false hope in him. And now there is nothing more that he can offer me.

I wouldn't want anyone else to touch my knees or my family's mishaps. Most innovative and cares…read moreabout even minor details that affect pain & healing. Never slightest problem because he's so thorough & pro active. Very unfair to leave a low rating with no details or what you may have done or not done as your critical responsibility that's crucial to perfect healing. Found this when looking up number as we in car accident & need his advice. I will ask about your claims.

Dr. Haddad saved me from a prior botched surgery. He went above and beyond to fix my lower leg and…read moreankle without fusing it. He knew my leg was very bad so he added a surgery day to his full calendar (my surgery would last around nine hours). He was scheduling surgeries almost a year out but he got he in two weeks later. His follow up was exceptional. When I saw his PA for minor rechecks she was as qualified if not more so than several other orthopedic surgeons I had consulted with. Dr. Haddad is the reason I am able to walk at all.

Have always been impressed by Dr Haddad commitment and thoroughness. My first visit ( pre covid) he…read morespent 45 mins with me getting on floor to tape gait, limp, etc due to severe arthritis in ankles following car accident many years ago. Topnotch

Double check everything they say -- said inserts would be covered by insurance, but they didn't…read moreactually verify. I should have independently checked, but assumed staff would not lie....I was wrong service was good, but they overcharge for inserts (relative to other providers) assuming insurance will cover Assume office staff is lying and you'll be fine -- see Jeff R. review, I should have checked first

Dr. Stone said I needed orthotics and told me they would cost "about $400" and would be covered by…read moremy health insurance. Six months later they billed my insurance for $720. Insurance paid $249.66 and applied $277.39 to my deductible and $27.73 to my copay. When I spoke to the doctor's office and explained that I would not have ordered them if I had been told they were $720, they told me "that's just what we bill the insurance". She went on to tell me that if I had no insurance, the total cost would only be $485. So they expect me to pay $305.12 ($277.39 plus $27.73) on top of the $249.66 my insurance company already paid for a total of $554.78. As a result, they are charging more and making more simply because an insurance company is involved.

Everything went perfect. Dr. Portland is an amazing doctor. He truly cares about his patients. He…read morelistens to you and provides excellent feedback. I wouldn't go anywhere else. Thank you

Dr. Portland is a Sports Medicine Specialist with IBJ. I believe he only sees patients with…read moreshoulder and knee issues. I was referred to him after I had an upper tubular fracture (and also fractured some ribs) in the summer of 2014, during my one, and only, exciting attempt, at DOWNHILL mountain biking. Now, I did not realize I was injured after I fell off the bike. Since I could still walk, I figured I was fine. That was the rule we had as kids, right? If you can get up, you're OK? (Maybe I was just was looked after by older people, but that is what I remembered from my childhood.) Well, maybe I wasn't quite "fine", maybe I needed a drink, because I'm older than I used to be, but, after that, I was "A-OK". I developed a nasty bruise, but I figured, I might bruise easily. I was NOT going to be a wimp. Of course, I couldn't really bike at all with the broken ribs, so I became extremely frustrated with myself for not taking enough spin classes, and being so,"out of shape". I dragged my luggage back to Chicago, then decided, a few days later, maybe I SHOULD call the doctor. I just did not seem to be improving, and the bruise was looking a lot worse. Surprise! My arm wasn't healing because it was broken, but hadn't been immobilized. That bruise was internal bleeding from the break and a partially torn rotator cuff. Since driving with the arm sling I was ordered to wear is illegal in Illinois, I went back to Whistler, where at least you can walk around day or night. I really didn't care for the arm sling. I was just a little like the dog in "Up" in his "Cone of Shame". It was a sad. I returned to Chicago sans the sling, and had a few more x-rays over the next few months. My doctor was concerned because the fracture was not completely healed, according to the radiologist at ENH Vernon Hills. I was a bit perplexed by this, because my arm seemed to hurt a lot less after I found out it broken and stopped doing things, like lifting heavy objects. I felt OK, except my broken ribs limited my physical activity. My doctor suggested I see Dr. Portland, feeling that based on the radiologist's reports, I may need monitoring or surgery on my shoulder. I agreed, although I was not too happy about this development. When I arrived, I was seen quickly by Dr. Portland's student. He asked me to move my arm into a number of positions. He asked if I had any pain (no). He said my arm was very "functional", for this point in the healing process, which sounded good to me. Doctor Portland came next in and did the same thing. Then he asked why I had come to see him. I told him about the radiologist's reports and my doctor. He chuckled, and said, "I guess that the advantage of having seen a number of these injuries". Then, he showed me my x-rays. Basically, he said it was a tiny spot that could "barely" be seen, and I would be fine. Then, he apologized for the consultation being so,"short". I thought that was funny. Good news delivered quickly is my idea of the perfect consultation, really. Dr. Portland appeared to have a lot experience, and I found him to be very pleasant. I would definitely go back to him, if I had a problem with my knee or shoulder, and required the care of a specialist.

Preferred Podiatry Group is extremely unprofessional. They examined my father at Poet's Walk Memory…read moreCare in January of 2026 and have yet to follow up with me or Poets Walk about what they found after examining his feet. They have been asked repeatedly for a followup on their examination and have not responded. It has been over a month since they visited my Dad. They have never asked about his family information or who is a family member for them to follow up with to just get more information about my father's examination. My impressions of this group is that they are just interested in billing Medicare to get some $$ in their pockets. I talked to their customer service and they could not give me a physical address or even a phone number for the San Antonio office. Their main office I believe is in Chicago. Extremely frustrated with this group.

I hope that Jeffery Weinberg is no longer practicing. He's horrible. He forgot to read an ex ray…read moreand inform us that my husband had a fatal lung disease! He was more interested in talking about getting high.

One star is too high! I had been with the practice for a number of years and watched the service…read moredeteriorate. I can never get in when I need too. The billing department never gets it right and is always trying to over charge me. The staff has gotten rude to patients and it is not acceptable. Don't go there!!!

Uninformed. Incompetent. Rude. Zero bedside manner. Unprepared…read more Unhelpful. I would most definitely not recommend.

I saw her twice and she was not helpful at all.s She seemed…read morein a hurry both times I left in exactly the same shape ( in pain) both times.