We purchased for my wife's plantar fac. Leg pain persists. She was a promised a follow up call but…read morehas not heard from anyone. Here from their website: COMPREHENSIVE SUPPORT: We provide ongoing support to ensure long-term satisfaction and comfort. Oh really? Then do what you promised.

From the owner: The Good Feet Store's personally-fitted arch supports and orthotics are designed to relieve foot,…read moreheel, knee, hip, and back pain often caused by foot-related problems like plantar fasciitis and bunions. Stop by any store for your free, no-obligation, personalized fitting.

My wife and I have both been treated recently by Dr. Kalmar for persistent problems with our feet…read more We have been to other podiatrists in the past, but they cannot compare to Dr. Kalmar. She is absolutely outstanding! She is professional, knowledgeable, and experienced, as well as friendly and attentive. We are totally comfortable with her as our podiatrist, and she has successfully resolved the issues that caused us to seek treatment. The office staff is also professional and friendly. An overall great experience and worthy of the highest recommendation. Jack Murray

Dr Heidee Kalmar is a great podiatrist, she conducts a thorough examination of the feet in order to…read moreproperly treat the patient. Being a diabetic, I see her every nine weeks to monitor my feet, to prevent any problems such as diabetic ulcers, which a diabetic friend of mine had and subsequently led to amputation of his leg. I highly recommend Dr Kalmar. Note: her offices have moved from Naperville to 1S067 Summit Ave in Oak Brook Terrace, which is on Summit Ave. just south of Roosevelt Rd. across the street from "Pete's Fresh Market".

Nice staff- short wait time. My orthotics are working well so far. Had to wait a couple weeks for…read morethem to arrive.

Outstanding service! From the first time I stepped in, Angie helped me at the front desk, she was…read moreso kind and explained everything to me. And the techs in the back are even more outstanding. Jim and Evelyn took their time, explained everything to me and answered all my questions fully, which I needed. Such generosity and kindness I have not seen in a long time, yet, they're all professional and knowledgeable.

Danielle at Doctors of Physical Therapy-Naperville was highly recommended. Karen always greeted me…read morewarmly from the reception desk and all the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. The sessions targeted relieving my neck pain and I definitely saw improvement over the weeks. Between the exercises, dry needling, and tech - MaKayla's comedy relief, I left feeling better each time I went. Thanks Danielle & Staff, keep up the great work! ~ Jan

I've been seeing Danielle as needed for a few years now. Her insight to my condition and treatment…read moreplan helped me recover significantly better than my previous PT. I really appreciate the personal care and attention she provides during visits. She doesn't just hand you off to a PTA. Karen at the front desk is always very friendly and helpful.

Old fashioned doctoring. I called to schedule an appointment with Dr. Kellen Choi. I was surprised…read morethat he had multiple openings in his schedule including "tomorrow at 10:30 AM." Great! I was also told, "come in 15 minutes early so that we can update your insurance paperwork." I arrived at 10:15 AM, updated the insurance information, and sat down in the waiting room. At 11:15 AM (45 minutes after my scheduled appointment) the receptionist informed me and two other patients waiting for Dr. Choi that "he is running behind and it will be at least 45 minutes" before he could see anyone. So... I'm here at 10:30 AM and it's going to be at least NOON before he can see anyone else? And I don't even know if I'm next in line since there are two other patients waiting for him. This is clearly old fashioned doctoring. When seeing my normal doctor (who is part of the Northwestern Medical Group) I never wait more than a few minutes before I am called into the examination room. A few minutes after I am in the examination room someone is taking my vitals (temperature, blood pressure, etc.). Within 48 hours after the appointment I receive a detailed questionnaire asking me, "How long did you have to wait before you were called into the examination room? And, get this... the choices are: Less than 5 minutes / Less than 15 minutes, etc. Also, "How long did you have to wait in the examination room? And again... the choices are: Less than 5 minutes / Less than 15 minutes, etc. There is clearly the expectation that the doctors will not be overbooked and make their patients wait for them like they are gods. I'm usually a very calm person and was waiting patiently to have my shoulder looked at, but Dr. Choi's obvious overbooking put me over the top. It reminds me of the bumper sticker I once saw. It had the Bell Telephone logo and the words, "We don't care. We don't have to."

Had an unfortunate accident and broke my foot over the summer. Luckily Dr Erickson's office was…read moreonly a mile away. Friendly staff office staff & his timeline for my recovery was spot on. Would highly recommend to anyone needing a good orthopedist.

Dr. Rizvi was very knowledgeable and kind. When I walked in, Bri was very welcoming. I input my…read morepatient information into a tablet and waited less than 10 minutes to be seen. My appointment was no more than 20 minutes, but I was not rushed. I was seen for a toe infection that had been reoccurring for about 5 months. I had 5 previous appointments with a different podiatrist, but my toe continued worsening. After seeing Dr. Rizvi, my toe began improving within a week. Hopefully, I won't be seeing him anytime soon. However, he'll be the only podiatrist I go to from now on.

on January 8,2024 my husband had an appointment with Dr at Aurora office on Darlene Dr. the doctor…read morewas the only one there, he said all office was out sick. he had no mask on and my husband and I both got COVID . At the office visit he did nothing but take an ingrown nail off my husbands foot. When we left , he left ingrown nail on tray and left said he had another patient.My husband who just had a stroke tripped on the tray, very unsafe practice.he told me not to fill insurance info on his computer. I gave him Medicare card, blue cross blue shield card on the beginning of the visit he left office for five minutes and returned. Imagine my surprise when I just got billed for 3 minutes oh his time $130 dollars. This practice is a scam I would never recommend this practice to anyone. he actually told me to write none where insurance info was he said he would go back in and type in Medicare number and insurance number . This pay to prey doctor never interacted with my husband, never asked him about foot problems, he had broken ankle before. His tools were unsanitary , he did not wash his hands or wear any gloves. This practice t should be shut down,

Went to BDI Playhouse for lactation support and myofunctional therapy for my 3rd son! Lets just…read moresay, I wish I would have known about this place with my first born! Amy Stumpf is beyond excellent and helped me so much! She went out of her way to get me in for an appt as soon as I was released from the hospital so that I could begin to receive help regarding breast feeding. She was also able to evaluate my son's mouth for ties and walked me through all the oral stretches after those were released. Highly highly recommend.

BDI Playhouse is an amazing environment and resource for a variety of supportive services -…read morespeech/feeding, occupational, and physical therapy. They have created an incredible environment both physically and culturally. My daughter loves coming to speech therapy - an unbelievable feat! Between the gyms full of fun equipment to bounce, swing, climb, and jump on and the toys/games room filled to the brim with so many types of activities, BDI really lives up the "playhouse" in their name. All the therapists incorporate play into their sessions, either switching between exercises and fun, or combining the two! Everyone I've encountered seems to genuinely enjoy their job. When you walk into BDI, there is an upbeat positive feeling throughout- therapists greeting their next appointments as well as saying hello to the other kids they see. The other patients are happy to see their buddies (therapists) too! You can tell that everyone cares deeply about their patients. A wonderful benefit of their multidisciplinary office is the collaboration between therapists and disciplines. If your child needs multiple services, the therapists are in one location and can easily work together, determining the appropriate order and timing for the different services. It is much less coordination for the parent, both from a scheduling perspective and a patient approach. The patient gets better care with less friction. And, if the stars and schedules align, sometimes you can get back to back appointments to minimize visits to the office too! My daughter has worked primarily with Amy for speech therapy, with some physical therapy from Lisa. Amy has a kind welcoming demeanor that was absolutely perfect for my daughter, who takes time to warm up to new people. Amy moves at Viv's pace while still getting through the therapy exercises. She is able to gently reign Viv in when she is being less than cooperative. Amy is realistic about what is and is not feasible for daily homework and keeps it to the most impactful exercises. We love Miss Amy! Lisa is also wonderful, regularly checking in with Viv to see how things feel and making sure nothing hurts. She doesn't dismiss Viv's feelings and reactions, but uses them to guide treatment. There is a level of respect and consideration for the kids that they don't always receive from grownups. I have also gotten to be a patient at BDI for physical therapy, specifically for Craniosacral therapy (CST). I've had long standing challenges around breathing/posture/stress and have spent many years working through these with exercise, speech, physical therapy, and more. Lisa, Andrea, and Cassie at BDI have been an incredibly important part of improving these issues. I have been a tightly wound person my whole life, never good at relaxing. Other than coming out of anesthesia after surgery, I've never truly felt relaxed in my body until a few sessions into CST. I hadn't consciously taken a real, full, deep breath using the correct primary breathing muscles until my CST sessions at BDI. Now that I know what a relaxed state and a full deep breath feel like, I can get much closer to replicating them on my own through home practice. I feel calmer. My posture has improved- my shoulders are less rounded and my rib cage moves a lot more. I'm able to use these improvements in my Pilates practice to make more lasting improvements. The actual sessions are wonderfully relaxing. I highly recommend BDI Playhouse - an exceptional environment providing supportive services to kids and grownups. I'm so glad we found BDI Playhouse!

I was recommended to Dr J and couldn't be more satisfied with her and her staff. I saw her due to a…read morebunion and hammertoe. She was so warm and friendly, she explained everything thoroughly. I decided to go through with the operation having 100% confidence in her. The operation went as good as could be expected. Went home with very clear instructions on what to expect and what to do if problems occurred. Which none did. She had prescribed the medications at the pre-op visit, so I had them when I got home. She called me the day after the surgery to see how I was doing, which was so much better than I expected. After a couple days no need for pain meds. Post-op check ups were just as thorough as prior visits. She and her office staff couldn't be nicer. I highly recommend her. I'm

I had such a positive experience with Dr. Jagodzinski and her team that I was sad to have my last…read morepost-op appointment. Caring, personalized, comprehensive care that you rarely experience in today's health care environment. Highly recommend!!