If you have a sports injury, this is the place to go in our community to get back to one hundred…read morepercent! Flexible hours and convenient location with plenty of parking, the staff tries to push you to restore your flexibility and strength. Located inside the HF Racket Club, the trainers help transition you to the health club work out facility to continue your recovery. Great office staff!

Dr. Conroy was knowledgeable, effective, kind and generous. I made steady progress under his care,…read moreand left with new habits that will keep me tip-top shape going forward. Dr. Conroy modified a couple of my other exercise routines, even though they weren't related to the body part I was there for. He was warm-hearted and encouraging. Highly recommend!

Be careful before you go here on your insurance deductible just got out of pocket expense bill from…read morethem of $1624. For 12 sessions with very little therapy they are able to charge crazy amount of money better go to mom and pop shop

The staff at ATI is amazing! Everyone is friendly, encouraging & clearly loves what they do. They…read moreare dedicated to providing excellent care to ensure the best outcomes for their patients. I had a complicated surgery with a long recovery & the care I received was fantastic! They invested in me as a person, not just my recovery. I have full confidence in each therapist. The atmosphere was always upbeat & fun. My home exercises were clearly explained & demonstrated. There is an app available as well to help keep your home exercises, appointments & payments organized. I highly recommend this facility. They clearly strive for excellence!

Excellent Family Care Physician!!! A few will be unhappy with the wait time to see the doctor…read more However, if you want a physician who spends the appropriate amount of time to discuss your medical concerns, knows what he is talking about, and not there to prescribe a drug, but cares, Dr. Ward is an excellent choice.

I was new to the area and found Dr. Michael Ward's office, Komprehensive Primary Care, through my…read moreinsurance provider. A general practitioner and a sports medicine specialist - two things that were important to me when finding a new doctor. The office was conveniently located, had great office hours (open two Saturdays a month), and squeezed me in when I had an injury, but no previously scheduled appointment. Sounds like a great practice, right? On my first visit appointments were running two hours behind. The reception staff did nothing to notify me of the delay. So I sat in the waiting room for over an hour. Then I was moved to an exam room where I sat for another 45-minutes waiting for Dr. Ward. He was very engaging, great attitude, asked lots of important questions I think doctors should ask new patients. I got a full physical, blood workup, etc, something that my previous general practice doctor hadn't done in almost 10 years! I was asked for a urine sample - I was instructed to use the washroom, and "Just leave the container on the counter." Not terrible, except when I walked into the restroom there were at least five other containers of urine on the counter. Ewww! One would hope that specimens would be collected in a timely manner when left in a common area like the patient washroom - that can't be sanitary! Anyways, I let the wait time slide, chalking it up to a very nice doctor trying to squeeze in all the patients that needed to see him into one day of office hours. I informed Dr. Ward that I was there for vaccinations I needed for travel in January. He said they did not have these vaccines on hand, but they would order them and I could come back in two weeks to get my first round of shots. Fast forward two weeks later. I injure myself and wind up at Dr. Ward's office with a bad muscle sprain. I again waited almost two hours before getting to see Dr. Ward. He was thorough, sent me for X-rays, and I was out the door with prescriptions, specific instructions, stretching exercises to help me recover (which the receptionist forgot on the copier - I had to drive back to get them). Again, great doctor, but awful time management and attention to detail by staff - things a patient doesn't want to deal with especially when in a lot of pain. I ask the receptionist and nurse during check out if my vaccines arrived. Nope. I call back two weeks later. Still no sign of my vaccines. I called later in the week, no one returned my message. I walked in last week during business hours, now six weeks after my initial visit, still no vaccines. The nurse said, "Well, you know you can go to Wal-Mart or Walgreens and get these right?" I said, "My insurance will not cover vaccinations through Wal-Mart or Walgreens. The out-of-pocket cost is over $200 per round of shots, and I need three rounds of shots. That's why I came here, and keep following up with your office. $10 copay versus $600 out-of-pocket." The nurse promised to call the distributor first thing Monday (yesterday) and find out what's going on with the vaccines they supposedly ordered six weeks ago, and she would give me a call. I asked if she would like me to write down my contact information, she said "Well, you've been on my call back list forever now, so I have your information (!!!!). If the distributor doesn't know what's going on with the delivery of the vaccines we can refer you to another doctor's office that has the vaccines." Um... couldn't we have done that four weeks ago when the vaccines weren't delivered? I called today (Tuesday) and asked to speak with a nurse. Sophia, the receptionist, told me that all nurses were with patients at the moment, could she help me with anything? When I said I was following up about the vaccine situation she said "Has a nurse called you back yet?" I said, "No, that's why I am calling." Sophia says "Well she hasn't called you back because she hasn't heard anything." Wow... rude. So the window of time for getting vaccines before I travel is closing. Looks like I'll have better luck finding a new doctor than getting the vaccines I requested through Komprehensive Primary Care six weeks ago.

Dr. is fine, staff is criminally unresponsive. My wife has been calling to get post-op pain meds…read morerefilled for days, more than 15 calls, and no one in the office will respond, answer, or send a refill. Absolutely horrendous experience with the staff, he needs more people, or competent ones. Three weeks later, and the staff continues to ignore calls, not bother sending refills on medication, and not return calls - even when dozens of messages are left. This has been a master class in how to not treat a patient. If you want to communicate with your doctor's office, this is not a good choice.

Dr. Aribindi and his staff were just wonderful. He explained everything and let me make the final…read moredecision about my hip joint replacement. The surgery was just as he explained. I was admitted to the hospital in the morning, had the surgery and went home in the afternoon, the same day. My recovery was just as he described. All in all it was a great experience. I highly recommend Dr. Aribindi

I was having pain in my upper calf and made an appointment to see Dr.Hall. He examined and ex Ray…read moremy leg and put my mind at ease. He reassured me that all was well and gave me a follow up appointment. Prompt and professional is all I can say. My wait was not long and my problem were promptly diagnosed!!

From the owner: Keystone Orthopedics, located in Hazel Crest, IL, has been providing quality patient care since…read more1989. For over 25 years, we have diagnosed and provided treatment for a multitude of orthopedic conditions. Our practice takes pride in promptly responding to your needs while working around your schedule. We offer onsite X-ray and physical therapy to provide more efficient and effective means of managing your individual care. Keystone Orthopedics specializes in: Carpel Tunnel Achilles tendon repair Joint replacement Knee, shoulder, hip & podiatry surgery Pain management Fractures Arthroscopy Sports medicine Here at Keystone Orthopedics, we believe that surgical intervention should be a last resort. Due to our enlistment of a variety of noninvasive techniques, only about 6% of our patients require operative treatment. Our main priority is to keep you in top physical health by utilizing preventative measure

He took amazing care of my foot when I broke my big toe. He explained everything and allowed me to…read moreask as many questions as I needed!!

Service was fine and Dr, was pleasant but handling money matters is an entirely different story. I…read morewas encouraged to get inserts for my child's shoes and was told my insurance would cover it. I expressed that I did not want to spend money on inserts if not necessary but again was told that my insurance would cover it. The inserts were ordered and no one bothered to call me to let me know that insurance would not cover and to ask my permission to order anyway. I was never informed until I received a $430 bill. Upon inquiry, I was told that the Dr. had discounted $250 so the $430 would stand. This was my first visit and my last. I cannot recommend this facility. I've never written a poor review before but I am beside myself with this hefty bill and the lack of communication.

Dr. Malak is great. I've been going to him since 2016. He is very knowledgeable and has helped me…read moretremendously. I have limped in at times and when I leave him I'm always in better shape. He's given me advice on exercises, stretches and general knowledge regarding my specific issues. I have even ordered two sets of orthotics from him. The Pain Management clinic is a lifesaver for me and has definitely helps me manage my pain!

Over the course of years when one problem or another would arise (about once to three times a…read moreyear), I'd see Dr. Nour Malak. He always quickly identified the problem, proceeded to do body work, and prescribed exercises. He was great. We moved three years ago to Oakland, California to be near grandkids. It's been a great change, but for missing some old friends and Nour's gifted touch.

My colonoscopy involved Lake Anesthesia Associations through a decision of my doctor. I spent a…read moreday trying to get estimates and billing codes for my upcoming procedure. Despite calling several times over the course of day ( 12/22/25 ) I could not receive meaningful answers. I thought providers were not allowed to give patients the run around because of the Federal No Suprises Act of 2022, but apparently this law does not currently cover patients with insurance paying in network. For a procedure performed 1/13/2026, Lake Anesthesia did not submit to my insurance until 3/4/2026. While this is standard practice, I logged into my insurance profile for many days waiting for my bill. I received two copies of my Anesethia bill - both of which contain arcane billing lingo and none of which mention the ICD10 codes used by insurer. After insurance I was left with $446.00 in charges. Because the procedure was in-network and covered by insurance they apparently are not obligated to provide any type of meaningful estimate. The colonsocopy practice claimed the out of pocket charge would have been $300 and included an estimate. So you are actually worse off using insurance. I found ChatGPT to be very helpful in framing communication and helping me understand options. I wish I had done more of my upfront communication in writing, so I had more legal recourse and understanding of my options. The billing practices are unethical at best and illegal at worst. Most of my neighbors don't bother paying these bills. Please give some consideration to not paying or using ChatGPT to draft responses that will keep bills in legal limbo for years. I wish more resources existed to protect consumers from these types of predatory health care companies. Along with alerting Federal and State regulators, another option is disputing your claim in small claims court. Even though you may lose your case, the legal costs will give companies such as Lake Anesthesia incentive to improve their ability to interact with consumers with reliable estimates and readable bills.

This provider is dangerous and could be life altering. The signature on the record appears to be…read morethe initials "JA". An Advanced Practice Nurse who provides anesthesia for GI procedures "in-office" should perform "an uninterrupted medical history" that includes: A thorough pre-anesthesia evaluation should cover the following specific components: 1. Comprehensive Medical & Anesthesia History * Past Medical History: Focuses on cardiac, pulmonary, and endocrine diseases, as these carry the highest perioperative risks. * Anesthetic History: Past complications, adverse reactions (e.g., malignant hyperthermia), and history of difficult intubations or nausea. * Medication & Allergies: Current prescriptions, over-the-counter drugs, supplements, and known allergies or adverse drug reactions. * NPO Status: Confirmation of fasting times to prevent aspiration. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] My husband had a rapid fire, cursory medical history while the nurse was also interrupting and asking questions. This is flat out unprofessional and bad practice. This is not opinion, it is legal president for sound medical care in a non-urgent setting. Yet, neither the nurse or the advanced practice nurse listened to the medical history, "yea I read it, You have the usual high blood pressure... I am his wife and a nurse. I interrupted and said AND Glaucoma. The response was, "I saw that too". He was given among other medications: Intravenous "Glyco" glycopyrrolate. This is a problem- The 2025 FDA Package Insert for this medication states: Warnings and precautions: Precipitation of acute glaucoma- may cause mydriasis and increase intraocular pressure in pt. with glaucoma. Advise the patient to promptly seek medical care if they experience symptoms of acute angle closure. CONTRAINDICATIONS ....Glycopyrrolate Injection may be contraindicated in patients with the following concurrent conditions: glaucoma.... WARNINGS This drug should be used with great caution--- if at all--- in patients with glaucoma. Glycopyrrolate Injection may produce drowsiness or blurred vision. The patient should be cautioned regarding activities requiring mental alertness such as operating a motor vehicle or other machinery or performing hazardous work while taking this drug. He was discharged without paper instructions. "It will be on the portal later". So, in this gap of time, a patient departs a caregiver uninformed for what to seek urgent medical care for and should he need urgent medical care...ZERO data would be available to those who need to treat him. In the written discharge directions, on the portal, he was not advised of the warning or to seek medical advice for any signs or symptoms of narrow angle glaucoma. I called his Neuro Ophthalmologist and left a message due to my concern to my husband saying, "I don't want that medication ever again"! I can't see. He usually says nothing. It wasn't until the following day, 24-hours later that I knew. I am calling the State of Illinois to inform them. We will never receive use this vendor of "?" I am not sure what to call it but competent is not a word I would use.