I went to see Michael Shay for lower back pain. I have been to therapy 3 other times in Chicago…read more The therapy there didn't help me. Michael was able to loosen up some muscles and I can now walk3/4 blocks with minimum pain. I am so happy that my life has gotten better. I highly recommend Michael and his team.

Outstanding! I had the good fortune to be Michael Shay's patient twice. And I say twice because we…read more1st met when he was the Therapist treating my 82 year old mom who needed PT to help her deal with neck pain. Mike was patient, thorough, he explained everything in detail, always pleasant and extremely attentive towards my mom. Not only he was great for her, but he took the time to explain me, now her caretaker, how to continue the exercise program @ home making the treatment be more effective long term. I was so impressed by him that I thought he would be perfect to help me deal with some persistent lower back pain that I got from working from home. Just like with my mom, he helped me get better fast. I just don't have enough good things to say about this guy. He cares. He is good and you can tell that he likes his job. If you ever go there ask for him. Other therapists there are also good, but Mike is a class apart.

Broke my right hand at work on 6/26. Started out being the worst pain ever and I have never had any…read morebones broken before. My right index finger and thumb were not in the splint and is all I had use of. I mostly became a lefty because I was strongly encouraged NOT to use my right hand at all. The normal things we do on a daily basis; washing dishes, doing laundry, getting dressed, brushing teeth, combing hair, taking a shower or bath, tying shoes and even using the restroom becomes the worst chore ever when doing it with your non-dominant hand. So grateful to my husband for all of his extra help and support. So grateful for my doctor and team of physical therapists that push me to the max. I squeeze sponges and place them in a bucket. I stack casino chips in alternating colors, alternating fingers. I search for colored pegs buried under white beads with out looking. I also receive a fluido therapy treatment and finish with a massage. My hand hurts so bad when I leave but my range of motion is improving. I am on track to return to work sometime after Labor Day.

From the owner: The MHS team of hand specialists includes fellowship-trained hand surgeons, experienced…read moreoccupational therapists, and a caring support staff committed to providing you the most advanced treatment available. With three offices in western Chicago, on-site surgical suites, and leading-edge therapy equipment, our goal is to put your hands back to work.

I have had two knee replacements. Bout times I came here for therapy. The staff is awesome. After…read moremy first visit they created a therapy plan for me. If we came to something I could do we would just wait and try it again at the next visit. I would highly recommend this location to everyone!

I'm going there for therapy after I had fractured my wrist. My therapist K. Steven's is excellent…read moreto work with. She is very knowledgeable and developed a plan for my return to work. ALL the employees there are extremely friendly and helpful. Will definitely come back here for future PT.

I choose Maximum rehabilitation center. For the level of concern I had for my next and the amount…read moreof pain I was in I will say that my experience has been good. I think I wanted a different level of attention than I received but I didn't realize I would be doing many of the things on my own. The exercise that I was instructed to do was mostly things I could do on my own so after a month without any new pains or exercises. I think I will be ok continuing on my own.

Great services , I came in with a broken arm in 3 places ,and with a damage nerve... I thought that…read morewas it for my arm ...until the Dr. told me to stop worrying he can get me back , and that's exactly what he did ...I was told my fingers wouldn't work due to my nerves being damage until next year , I been coming here 2 months lately , and guess what my fingers working !!! My arm also bending within 2 months im so please and grateful.

I want to thank the staff for helping me take care of my mother! I appreciate how considerate and…read morecompassionate they are with my mother. I especially like to give a great Thank You to Tamika in HR. That is her role but she goes above and beyond the call of duty. This transition for me and my family has been very difficult. When I walk through the doors she always offers a sense of peace. I am grateful that she assist me with my request and make sure that it is done. I know that nursing homes usually have a hard reputation of challenges but this has been the 1st time I can be thankful for the support especially from Harmony! Thanks to the receptionist, nurses, nurse assistant, social services, nutrition, cleaning staff and top A1 therapy team!!!!!

Staff is very nice to my mom . The place is clean, smells good, nurses are attentive, therapists do…read morea good job.

Has my therapy here for a few weeks This place is customer…read moreservice driven They make sure to learn your name so when you are coming or going Every staff member greets you or wishing you a great day The therapy room is compact but it gets the job done My therapist Diane and the assistant Mike was a dynamic dream team Thank you all

This place is a money pit and group therapy at its best minus the use of an actual PT. Have left…read moremessages to no avail too!

This location offers all the services at one location. Doctor office, surgery center, physical…read moretherapy center. Have had a great experience throughout my experience. .

I fell at work and suffered an injury and was sent to MidAmerica Orthopedics in Palos Hills. I had…read moreto see two specialists, one for my hand and wrist and another for my hip. The day after the fall I was experiencing pain in my shoulder, wrist, and hip and groin area. The doctor I saw for my hand and wrist provided an order for occupational therapy, which has worked wonders for improving my wrist mobility. I later had a CT scan and was seen by Dr. Kevin Lindsay-Rivera and PA Alexandrea Bosen. During that visit we reviewed the CT scan and Dr. Lindsay-Rivera explained the different types of tears and possibilities that could be causing my pain. During that same visit I informed both Dr. Kevin Lindsay-Rivera and PA Alexandrea Bosen about all of the areas where I was experiencing pain. Dr. Lindsay-Rivera performed a physical exam and when he moved my right leg inward I felt a sharp pain. He stopped the exam and suggested getting an MRI to see if there was a tear or anything further going on. At that point PA Bosen stated that she would clear me to return to work. I explained again that I was still in pain. Her response felt very condescending, as if I was trying to stay off work rather than explaining that I was genuinely in pain. The visit ended with her saying that we would schedule a follow up appointment on March 5, 2026 and re evaluate then. I had the MRI completed at an outside imaging facility because workers compensation only covers certain locations. On March 5, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. I arrived for my appointment with the MRI disc. The staff took the disc and then realized that the imaging center had not sent over the written report. Because of that, I was not seen and I was not evaluated. I explained that my pain had actually gotten worse. Once again I felt dismissed and was told they would contact me with their findings. I called multiple times to get an update because I needed to report back to my job with the results. I eventually spoke with PA Bosen and again I felt dismissed when I explained the situation. She became defensive and said, "From an orthopedic point, you are okay to return to work. We understand that you are in pain but we cannot help you with that." I explained that saying I was clear to return to work would make my employer believe I had been fully evaluated and found to be fine. The next day, March 6, I went back to the office to get a work note because I had been dismissed the day before without an exam or even a proper conversation. I was told that Dr. Lindsay-Rivera was out of the office and that I could not get a note because his documentation had not yet been finalized. I then spoke with the workers compensation coordinator, Cris Garcia. She told me she would take care of it on Monday, March 9, when the doctor returned to the office. Monday passed with no update. On Tuesday morning around 9:30 a.m. I called again and was told that the doctor had not responded to her the day before. Later that afternoon, around 4:00 p.m., my job called and informed me that I had been released back to work and was advised to follow up with my primary care physician because the injury supposedly did not appear to be related to the fall. They even suggested it might be something internal such as ovarian pain or appendicitis. At that point I felt completely ignored and made to feel like a liar. Last week I had my annual appointment with my primary care physician and explained the fall and the pain I have been experiencing. Her response was, "That sounds like a groin strain or a hip joint injury. Did they give you a referral to a sports medicine doctor or physical therapy?" I told her no and that they were simply trying to release me back to work. She then asked, "Even though you are still experiencing pain?" My primary care physician knows my medical history and did not jump to conclusions about appendicitis or ovarian pain. In all my years of seeking medical care, this is the first time I have ever felt dismissed and possibly biased against by medical professionals. I truly hate that I still have to return there to see the hand specialist. I do not want to walk through the doors of that facility again. I ultimately had to advocate for myself with my employer and request a second opinion. That is something I should not have had to do if the providers had simply listened to me as a patient.

The review I want to address is not listed. My husband has an infusion every 2months. His doctor is…read morePhyllis Bonaminio. The muse is Kaylee. What I would like to let whomever is in charge of maintenance, (if anyone at all is). The office we were I today has a small sink. The whole time there the sink was not just dripping, it had a steady stream the whole hour we were there. The sink was a filthy disaster. All around you can see see things that should be attended to. These facilities are supposed to be clean. People come here for clean surroundings that will not create germs. Please check this out. I know when you have a leaky faucet, it can drive up your water bill. Look into this. It is shameful. Judith Liberty New Lenox, IL

Dr. Luke is providing excellent care to my spouse for his knee issues. He is articulate, provides…read moreexceptional care and dedicated to his work. His medical support staff and office staff are all amazing members of a cohesive team. Appointments are always on time and there is no excessive waiting. The Oak Lawn office is much easier for us to manage, although we have been to the Palos location as well.