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    Months later things haven't changed. Never can find cordless when your calling. Might even go that day without talking to your loved one.

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    Visited my uncle recently here and he was really happy and made a lot of friends. He also loved the food there!

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    Have not been answering phones for a week. Impossible to get ahold of provider, even in emergency…read more Last 3 visits waited over 2 hours each time. Terrible!

    I saw the APAC doctor at the office on Broadway and Diversey, but feel my experience was awful…read moreenough to be worth repeating for all the locations. Went to see one of the doctors, referred by my orthopedic surgeon. The APAC doctor completely ignored my actual complaints, did a perfunctory exam, and told me I needed to go on an expensive name-brand medication for a condition that I've never been diagnosed with - and which requires a neurologist to diagnose. I refused, which clearly pissed the doctor off. He proceeded to diagnose me with a certain joint dysfunction that could only be addressed with a floroscopy-guided steroid injection. No other treatments possible, no other option, injection or nothing. I had the injection, despite my misgivings, because I really am in a great deal of pain. It hurt, but that's to be expected. I was hustled out the door afterwards with the briefest aftercare instructions possible, presumably because I was the last appointment before lunch. I assume the rush to get me out the door is the reason they didn't warn me that the steroid injection also contained a heavy-duty anesthetic that would make my leg, from the hip down, completely numb. My leg gave out as I left the building and I went face-down on the sidewalk. I had to be assisted into a cab, wobbled my way to my house, and had to literally CRAWL up the stairs. The next two days were spent on crutches. Once the anesthetic wore off, my pain returned. A visit to my orthopedic surgeon this morning confirmed my suspicion - there is nothing wrong with the joint in question. I received a painful, expensive procedure with significant risks and side effects to deliver a shot of steroids to a perfectly healthy joint. Avoid at all costs. Unless, of course, you have an extra $5,000 or so and you'd like to get a needle full of anesthetic and steroid shoved into a perfectly healthy joint. Update 11/12 - APAC has contacted me by phone and postal mail to alert me to the fact that the steroid that was used in the injection is from the batch tainted with fungal meningitis. Two patients from the Chicago-area APAC centers have developed the illness. It's been over fouth months since my injections, so I'm unlikely to be sick, but it's infuriating. Talk about adding insult to injury - or in this case, injury to insult. I've also been diagnosed with a congenital malformation of the femoral neck. There is absolutely nothing wrong with my SI joint.

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    I am floored by the positive reviews I keep seeing. Are we talking about the same person? I gave…read morehim two stars because he did spot a condition that I didn't know I had (verified elsewhere) He also did the following: -Gave me incorrect information more than once and didn't listen at all when I told him he was wrong. (he implied I should be dead by now, and because I wasn't, some of my issues weren't worth looking into ) -flat out denied that I had a condition which TWO rheumatologists verified. - repeatedly said contradictory things between appointments - avoided answering my questions like it was an Olympic sport. - was incredibly condescending to the point of telling me what I was feeling -touched me without warning me, I'm used to this, but other patients might be upset by it. - had someone call to schedule an MRI. Twice the person who called said they'd call me back after selecting a location and nothing came of it. That's not counting my three other attempts where I didn't even get a call. - had me schedule an injection and a) didn't tell me what the injection was (I assumed based on my own knowledge, but this could be a big issue for others) b) failed to tell me it was done under sedation, meaning I'd have to bring someone with me. (I only found out when I called the surgery center to ask why I got sedation instructions)

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    2.9 miAlbany Park

    I've been coming here as a child because my mom forced me, but this place sucks. Always have to…read morewait so long, the Middle eastern Doctor pisses me off so much, I nearly punched her. She forced me to get a flu shot when I had said no, she looks and talks as if she has no idea what she is doing, her English is severely flawed. She's rude and doesn't care about her patients. Even walking into this place gives me anxiety. When you're scared of getting shots or whatever they don't help at all, they actually made me feel worse and they kept saying it was gonna hurt. You're supposed to make your clients feel welcomed and comfortable. Hate this place. Don't ever come here

    If I could rate this location lower than a 1, I would. I called ahead to confirm my insurance would…read morebe taken and made an appointment. When I arrived, I waited about 2 hours before learning my insurance was actually not taken. When I explained the emergency I was having, they agreed to see me. As somebody who works in the medical field, I was appalled by my meeting with Dr. Merchant and her apparent discomfort talking about my symptoms and my treatment options. She pushed me to use the pharmacy on site after I repeatedly stated this was much less convenient for me. The worst part of my experience with this place happened weeks later when I experienced LIFE THREATENING side effects from the medication she prescribed. Later, I learned a few simple questions and information I completed on my intake paperwork should have been signs that the medication she prescribed was not appropriate. Over the 3-4 hours I needed to spend at this awful place, it appeared every patient was having an atrocious experience. When I asked for referrals, Dr. Merchant also repeatedly tried send me to locations where I have previously worked and provided me with inaccurate information about these locations. I can whole heatedly say this was the worst experience with a medical professional I have ever had.

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    2.9(22 reviews)
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    An update: mom spent 15 days here. While the room was still very dirty (I did bring in my own…read moreclorox wipes to remove some of the "hopefully food" off the wall, the atmosphere proved to be inspirational to my mom improving and wanting to leave. We pursued a room change but she ended up liking her roommate so stayed put. 1. Staff: Obviously there are not enough of them. I got attention when requested. Some people that work there genuinely care for the patients and they were a bright spot in these folks days. Others come to work to just do their job and that's fine as well. No one was awful or mean and for that we are grateful! It's an incredibly hard job and shout out to Nursing Home employees for being so dedicated! The Administrator: chatted with me to find areas for improvement The Case Manager/Social Worker: the best! Overworked, does his job, concerned, helpful. Checking in regularly and setting up her therapies for discharge. Called me for a group meeting one afternoon with all therapists and my mom on a conference call. 2. Never did get a schedule for PT/OT. I think there are corners being cut to maximize profits here. Absolutely should have more OT/PT for people to feel human. Quicker progress would be noticed if OT/PT were consistent 5-10 times a week. The random therapy sessions would catch my mom off guard every single time and took place around 7pm. Besides, everyone benefits from a schedule! 3. Meals were as expected. Everything is beige and so much gravy. Maybe this is another area where quality is traded for profit because I didn't see one single fresh item in 2 weeks. I brought fruits, and salad to aim for some nutritional balance (fiber? vitamins? anyone??). My mom sent most of the food back and thought of it as another reason to get better and go home. 4. Shower days - skipped over if the RNs were too busy, so patients can go a week without a shower and that is not right. 5. It's a huge bummer on your senses. Visually: it's devoid of color and could use a good wash (too many skipped shower days!). The Air: so unpleasant. Please consider a purifier and a working AC unit for the hallway (the employees were literally dripping sweat one warm day and that is no way to treat employees). My mom's takeaway: there is nothing uplifting and quality of life is non-existent in this nursing home. Overall she was motivated to go home. I don't think she's recovered necessarily, but she will have to do the hard work of getting better in the comfort of her own space because what is the point of laying around there when she can do the same at home?

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