Staff was very nice and professional. I had the pleasure of meeting with Gabby, who made me feel at…read moreease, and was very easy to talk to. I appreciated the great service and level of comfort I felt. Would definitely come back if I need additional services.

Arrived about 8:45 am, no one else here. Polite receptionist checked me in then had me register via…read morephone, which I personally do not like. After completing it at 8:52 am, I saw my spot in line: #5, estimated visit time 10:06 am. One hour, fourteen minutes of waiting in an empty waiting room. They do have a screen showing your place in line and the online app gives you this, too. Receptionist was excellent. Nurse was good except she did some tests that seemed completely unrelated to Dr Rod had excellent interpersonal skills/bedside manner. I actually got seen 22 minutes earlier than the original projection. I drove a mile past NCH immediate care to get here because of its bad reviews and I am so glad I drove the extra mile! Exam rooms are very clean, look new too. Plenty of space and extra seats for parents that bring kids.

What a great experience. Imagine sitting in comfort and…read morereceiving a MRI? Everyone was kind and efficient and made the test very easy and relaxing

MRI experience was good; however report and images are problematic! Report due in 48 hours .. did…read morenot show up until 72 hours. Images are not done on disc. You're given a QR code to view on your phone (???) and if you want to download images, you must have a microsoft computer and software. Images do not download to Macbook Pro computers and staff is not helpful on a work-around. My doctors keep saying, ".. where's the disc?" .. so medical personnel I am using are not familiar with their "CryptoChart" software! Not sure I would recommend them for these reasons!

Very friendly and helpful staff made for a quick check in and a short wait…read more Staff in back was very professional and did everything in their power to make things as comfortable as possible.

Reception very unprofessional. More interested in their own business with each other then the…read morepatient. Seems like no one really knows what or how things work in this facility.

The ortho appointment went really well. The appointments for the diagnostics did not. My hubby…read moreworks out of state so we purposely scheduled both appointments on the same day. We completed the first one and arrived for the second one and was told the US tech had to leave for an emergency. I understand that but what's the backup plan? The man printed the order and said to try the imaging place in the same building to see if they had an opening. I mentioned that the doctor said that IBJI was the only place but the man disagreed. I walked over to the other imaging center only to be told they couldn't do that particular test as it only could be done at IBJI! Now we have to wait at least two months for him to return to get this appointment.

I have been experienced a lot of pain for a week and thought I would try this practice. What a…read moremistake that was. After a very quick X-ray . I was told I need physical therapy. And take some Aleve. Dr Shapiro saw me for 8 minutes and not even a feel better. I am not recommending this office!!

I had a very unfortunate experience at the Illinois Bone and Joint Institute, specifically with Dr…read more Richard Noren during my Independent Medical Examination (IME). After a thorough review of my MRI report, Dr. Noren produced a six-page report suggesting that I could return to work on full duty. However, I was later diagnosed with severe spinal issues, including pinched nerves and damage to my cervical vertebrae (C1 through C7), which necessitates spinal surgery. It is incredibly frustrating and concerning that I was initially told I could return to work, especially considering my job involves lifting and pushing individuals. Due to the severity of my injuries, my other doctors refused to clear me for work, ultimately leading to the loss of my job. I am left questioning how anyone could truly believe I was fit to return to such physically demanding work under these circumstances. I urge others to consider this experience seriously before choosing to consult with Dr. Noren or the Illinois Bone and Joint Institute. Sensible medical advice should prioritize patient well-being, especially in cases as serious as mine. Also it was a while ago that I had my appointment here but I wanted to wait until I had solid proof of what was happening in my body before writing this review as this doctor even called me a drama queen which in my opinion is very rude and unprofessional as I literally was so discouraged and at the end widths with my pain. Now I'm presently working with a specialist who is now having to put metals and bolts in my neck and the possibility of a permanently damaged nerve.( this permanent damage nerve could have been prevented with continuous treatment if it wasn't was Noren's misdiagnosis that got my benefits revoked) How can someone disregard someone health like this? I hope my experience will help others make more informed decisions regarding their medical care.

Waited 30 min to have my pain dismissed in a five minute appointment. Not the first time I've…read morewaited a half hour. Will not be returning.

Took my insurance said I'd be covered and then weeks later I got a $750 bill for a basic check up…read more Thanks I asked several times if my insurance covered it. And while I do have blue cross blue shield. This location was not in my network. Something staff should know before admitting you.

I saw Dr. Gershon at the Northwestern urgent care in Deerfield because my left leg was swollen and…read moreentirely discolored. After doing some mobility tests he told me he had never seen anything like it (exactly what you want to hear from a doctor). I asked him if it could be a blood clot and he said definitely not. I went to the ER and was almost immediately diagnosed with a blood clot and hospitalized for three days. I shared my urgent care experience with my care team in the ER and at the hospital and they all told me it was pretty obvious that's what it was and to never go to that urgent care facility again. While I understand Dr. Gershon didn't have the tools necessary to definitively diagnose me, it's concerning that he didn't even mention the possibility of a blood clot until I asked. I would not feel comfortable with anyone I care about seeing him as a doctor.