I saw Dr. Kim last year and he seemed very good. I would give him 4 or 5 stars based on my…read moreexperience. That said, only 1 star for the physical therapists in the practice. 1) They were unable to give me any advice at all for sleeping with a shoulder injury, which was my problem. 2) They are the only PTs I've ever been treated by who gave me no instructions on how to do the stretches and exercises they suggested at home 3) When I called and told them I contracted Covid, the receptionist told me, 'Come back whenever you want. We don't worry about it. It's like the flu.' My advice: see these doctors, but take any referral for PT somewhere else.

Great care and service. Staff is kind and doctors were very knowledgeable and gentle with my injury.read more

I've had lower back pain for several years and used other chiropractors. About 3 years ago when I…read morecouldn't get in to see the Doctor I was normally using, I needed to see someone quick. I found Dr. Cress and now I won't go anywhere else. About every 6 months or so my back get sore and I need an adjustment. I go in for him to work on me and the next day I am able to move and get back to work. He does a stretch on me that I hate, but it works. He also has a machine that rolls up and down your back that feels great. I walk in crooked and walk out straighter and the next day I'm back to normal. The guy is amazing, he know what he's doing. I highly recommend ARC Chiropractic, Dr. Cress and his staff. Once you try them, you'll be a patient for life.

I tried everything to relive my pain myofacial therapy, yoga, massages, and even saw another…read moreChiropractor. Nothing seemed to work. I had so much pain in my shoulder blade and I could barely turn my neck at times. Within a short time I saw more movement in my upper body and the intense pain went away. The doctor said I don't need to come for adjustments anymore. But since I feel so good and my posture is great I want to maintain this so I come in for an adjustment monthly. The other chiropractor said I would need to get adjustments for the rest of my life. Thank you Dr. Cress!

I've been very happy with the care and results I have received from this Rush PT location. The…read morestaff is friendly and helpful. They listened to my concerns and help me prepare for an upcoming hip replacement surgery. Because of the care I received my recovery was much quicker. The only thing I would say is please update this facility, Rush. It's looking a bit tattered, torn and run down.

If you are looking for outstanding PT this is the place. I can not say enough good thing about the…read moreexcellent care I have been given. Not only are all team members kind and comprehensive. The level of care given far exceeds all others. By that I mean all other PT treatments Centers. My situations were very complex. By going to PT 2x a week I have been able to avoid surgery. Yes you have to do the work also, but they are there to assist all the way. I highly recommend this PT Center. Jake, Andrea and Brie are absolutely amazing. As well as the rest of the people that work with them.

After three surgeries from two doctors in this group, I'm fully qualified to review their practice…read more My first surgery was by Dr. Tingle, who repaired a torn (shredded) rotator cuff. I saw several other orthopedic doctors over the years who misdiagnosed the problem. Rehab only made it worse. When I was referred to Dr. Tingle, he did a CAT Scan and saw a small tear. We scheduled the surgery, and he found the tendon had completely torn off the shoulder. Their surgeries are done in the Outpatient Surgical Center at Northwest Community Hospital. The recovery from this kind of surgery is long and painful. It's been over seven years, and I almost have full motion back to that arm. In fairness, I was very flexible, so I have better than 100% of a normal range of motion, but I can't quite reach where I used to be. I started having problems with my feet a couple of years ago. Bunions were growing on both feet. They were tolerable until they were not. Dr. Abraham works on feet, and I saw him at the beginning of 2022. I had surgery on my left foot in March. He warned me that the big toe was very arthritic, and he wasn't sure how much ligament was left. If it was bad, he said he might need to fuse the toe. If not, he would ease arthritis and correct the bunion. He suggested that if he felt the fusion was needed during the surgery, he would stop so we could discuss it. I did not want two surgeries on the same foot, so I told him to fuse it if it had to be fused. That's what happened. After I had two days of pain, then another. Six weeks in a boot with the ability to start driving again in two weeks was amazing. Two weeks after not using the boot, I went on an active trip to Ireland, which involved walking, hiking, claiming, and bicycling. and more. Aside from some expected swelling, I had no pain. It was great. When we returned, we scheduled the right foot in October. This was my dominant foot and my driving foot, so this would be personally problematic. The surgery went very well, and fusion wasn't needed. This time, a full eight weeks in the boot, plus two more just in case. I was able to drive at six weeks, What I find best about this practice are two things: (1) everyone on their staff is nice, attentive, and caring - from the front desk staff to the nurses and doctors, and even billing. (2) Their aftercare is second to none. Both Doctors always had time to talk, to see me if needed, and to ensure we had appointments scheduled until I would be released. While I hope I'll never have to revisit them, it is only since I hope I never need orthopedic surgery again. After a lifetime of activity and osteoarthritis, I'll likely return. After being released this morning, I learned that Dr. Abraham is retiring. He's giving up his practice to work full-time at the VA Hospital. What a mensch!

I have had Dr. Sergey Kachar do 3 of my main joint replacements, and he does one heck of an amazing…read morejob! From the minute you start the office journey, with a super friendly staff, and caring to Lucas, his right hand man, and Bill, (Xray employee), they could not have been more comforting an caring. He explain all very thoroughly and takes as much time as needed for questions and assistant. The office staff calls back almost immediately if you have questions and they make sure your recovery is pain free (best it can be) and that you are doing ok. They are wonderful and highly come reccomended!!!!!

Kate and Mark were fantastic. I felt comfortable right away. They helped me understand how my…read moreinjury happened, what each piece of my shoulder was, how it worked, and what the problems were. They explained everything we did and hoe it correlated to recovering from my injury. This was key for me. Understanding the 'how' and 'why' makes it much easier for me to commit myself to anything. They worked me hard and put me on the right path to not only living pain-free, but growing in strength and flexibility. My posture is better than its ever been, and thanks to them, it will continue improving. now that I understand how to balance my muscles and how and why stretching affects my body. These two pushed me 3 steps closer to becoming superman. Their inherent knowledge of every bone, muscle, and ligament, how they interact, and how different movements, stretches, and exercises can change the human machine as a whole is both immediately apparent and impressive. Seeing that complete understanding made it very easy to trust in everything that asked of me, as well as everything they asked me to pull the reigns on. I don't do well with being told what to do. I'm bull-headed. I don't accept anything without understanding the logic behind it. It was clear from the beginning that they knew much more than enough to satisfy my need to believe there was sound reasoning for every part of my therapy with them. That trust paid off; I'm doing fantastic! An additional note: Whether or not it's intentional, Kate naturally creates a feeling of community while in the building. She gets everyone talking and interacting while we're going through the often times uncomfortable or painful stretches, exercises, and the myofascial (i just had to google that) releases with the metal tools that look like the back end of a wrench. That made every part of the therapy a lot easier for me, and definitely a few others there. It's easier to take the pain when someone cracks a joke, and we all felt comfortable enough to do so. I am very, very thankful for this.

Greatest decision I ever made for my health was to come to ATI! This is a new location perfectly…read morelocated near my office. Kate saw me for a hip and ankle injury that had been persisting for months that I could not get explanations for from my primary doctor. She knew exactly what was going on by the end of the evaluation and explained my injuries in a way I could understand - which was such a relief after months of not knowing! I eventually needed surgery for a torn ligament in my ankle, Kate referred me to a new surgeon who was just as personable, kind and professional as her! My surgery went well and I'm back for more sessions. I'm noticing progress already and look forward to laughing during my therapy with Kate, Mark and Page! Everyone genuinely loves what they do here which makes the clinic super inviting and fun! Check them out, you won't be disappointed!

Dr. Zats is amazing. I would give her 6 stars if I could. She fixed my foot problems when I thought…read morethere was no hope. I took a chance trying her after no success with other podiatrists. She was kind and most courteous and gave me my life back. Thank you Dr. Zats! If you need help with your feet, go see Dr. Zats first and save yourself a lot of time.

This letter I'm sending the doctor today should give you a pretty good idea of what I think of this…read moreplace: "Yesterday my husband had an appointment at 3:40 p.m. with you to get a cast put on his recently broken wrist. When we walked into your office, we knew that we were in for a long wait given that the waiting room was so full there were not even chairs enough for both of us to sit, but we hoped for the best. Come an hour after our appointment time, we still had not been seen and the waiting room had seen very little movement. I heard the receptionist speaking in Spanish to another patient, and could discern enough to know she was asking if the patient could come back tomorrow. That was when I knew there was probably no hope of being seen anytime soon. So we asked the receptionist how many people were ahead of my husband, and she politely told us that there were three or four ahead of us, confirming my suspicion. The receptionist asked us if we would like to schedule him another appointment the next day, but we, of course, declined. We grabbed his forms and walked out. After all, why would we come back to risk another day of sitting around without being seen? The epidemic of doctors' offices running late has almost become the norm, and I regularly expect to wait around thirty minutes to be taken back to a room. This expectation being the norm is in and of itself a real problem, but what your office did to us is outrageously disrespectful. Had we actually waited around to see you, given the flow (or lack thereof) of the waiting room, I seriously question whether we would have even been seen two hours after his scheduled appointment. Like you, most of us have jobs, and in order to come to the doctor we take time away from those jobs or just end up having to allocate time later in the evening that would otherwise be spent with family to catch up on missed time for jobs that are not your regular "9 to 5." Beyond the fact that we may be missing work to see you, our time is otherwise valuable, and certainly no less valuable than yours. I understand emergencies come up in practicing medicine, and while I cannot necessarily think of any that would come up in ortho I'm sure they happen. But regardless, keeping us waiting as long as you did is likely not a product of emergencies, but simply poor planning and overbooking. I hope as you move forward you will consider the value of your patients' time and practice better time management. At the very least, you could consider asking the receptionist to let patients know that there is a large delay so that they could simply come later rather than waiting around."

The whole team here is amazing and have changed my quality of life since I suffer from a few…read moreautoimmune conditions and the chronic migraines I've experienced more than half of my life have severely lessened since Dr began treatment with me. Bre is also an absolute gem and a fantastic massage therapist. I've been to multiple chiropractors over the years and I have gotten the most results from here and will continue going here because of how fantastic the whole team is

If you are looking for quick diagnosis and quick fix, stay away from this place, especially when…read moreyou don't have insurance they accept. That what my chiropractor does, each time we go with some minor injury, she uses her hands , sees the problem, fixes the problem right away, all for 45 $ and you can go back to train the very next day even. Unfortunately she is on maternity leave now and I was looking for another place. Big disappointment.