Mostly all super sweet employees except one who will not listen if you don't consent to being ai…read morerecorded and pressures you into saying yes. All the other people are so helpful and so kind and really show they care about there patients.

If you are looking for the BEST place to do your physical therapy, than go to Ivy Rehab. They are…read morevery knowledgeable, kind, and fun! They make physical therapy enjoyable. I have been to many clinics, and this is by far the best. You get the one on one treatment that you deserve. From the second you walk in Cindy greets you with warmth and friendliness. Reena and Abby are wonderful! Thank you for making me feel better! I was sad to graduate.

I LOVE Little Steps! My son has been coming here since August and has made the most incredible…read moreprogress. Ms. Abbie, Ms. Nessa, and Ms Kaylie are some of most kind, patient, and compassionate providers we've worked with. Their attention to detail, advocacy skills, and genuine desire to help my son reach his fullest potential is truly unmatched.

From the owner: At Little Steps Pediatric Therapy in Highland Park, we provide pediatric physical therapy,…read moreoccupational therapy, and speech therapy to meet the rehabilitation needs of our young patients, their physicians, and their parents. We work with children from birth to adulthood providing timely, individualized therapy services in a caring environment through the personalized attention of a committed staff. Our skilled staff provides individualized treatment plans specifically for your child's needs and development.

My youngest started seeing Judy's associates for OT when he was 3 years old. We first met Judy…read morebecause she shared a waiting room with his speech therapist at the time, Julie Kahn. When OT was recommended for him I ended up there out of convenience since we were already in the building for speech a few times a week. While Judy was always very helpful throughout the years, he mostly worked with her fabulous and talented associates: Susan Swidler and Allison Schneider. Susan and Allison would come up with the most fun lesson plans each week that made OT so much fun. In fact, OT quickly became my son's favorite activity...and he didn't even realize that the projects he was working on or the games he was playing were helping him. He spent 5 years with them and sometimes did therapy on his own, but often with other kids as well...developing friendships along the way. After each lesson they would send a recap along with many amazing pics, which I often posted on our family shared site. Even the grandparents were in awe with the creative activities they put together week after week. While he could still probably benefit from OT (couldn't we all) last year we decided that he had sadly outgrown their space/program and he officially graduated. He now works on core strength and other necessary skills through karate and other activities, but we miss seeing Ms. Susan and Ms. Allison every week. We were lucky that our insurance (Blue Cross Blue Shield) covered their services, but if not covered by insurance think they are worth every penny for any child needing OT since they truly go the extra mile and have the kids best interest at heart.

I worked with Sofia Magnuson for about five months to improve my professional English communication…read moreskills, and I highly recommend her. Not only did my English improve, but I also gained much more confidence speaking in professional settings. Colleagues at work even noticed the improvement in my communication. Sofia used a variety of techniques tailored to my specific needs and goals. She was always supportive and willing to answer questions, even when I brought in exercises and practice from other speech therapy apps. I appreciated how flexible and personalized her approach was rather than following a rigid curriculum. If you're looking to improve your English communication skills and build confidence, Sofia is an excellent speech therapist and coach.

Both of my kids see Ellie with Crossroads and LOVE her. Besides just being a constant, positive…read moreperson in their lives that they look forward to seeing each week, both of their speech has grown exponentially! Can't say enough good things about her and am really grateful that we found her!

My mother (90 yrs) has been at Whitehall Deerfield the past few months (Oct 28-22 ish) and I've…read moreexperienced some good and bad...I understand staffing across the world in this field is tough so I take that in consideration as I write this review... The admissions (Gustavo) gentleman has been extremely helpful...accommodating and pleasant ...some of the CNA staff have been questionable..I know when I try and get some help for my mom (whose now declining) I MUST step lightly..Maria could be nice but not too happy to help..Rafael was extremely condescending to me..felt like I was bothering him..very angry Amanda (PT) has gone over and above her duties..difficult to be there as it is and to have staff be rude or ignore makes it worse

I'm sorry to say our experience with Whitehall was not a good one. First, the facility is dated and…read moreis in desperate need of repairs to the walls, and it needs to be painted. I only mention this since it's the first impression you get when you go into the facility. The good: the people working there in skilled nursing, physical, and occupational therapy seem to truly care about the patients. There are two main problems: (1) the food is awful, and (2) they don't have enough staff to support the patients. We were there with an older relative who had a knee replacement. She was not able to, or supposed to get up on her own and even needed help to go into the restroom. While we were there the first day, she hit the call button and we waited so long for someone to come to help her, she almost soiled herself. I had to go out of the room and find someone who could assist. The first night she was there, again she hit the call button for restroom assistance. Again, she waited to the point where she got up herself. Of course, someone one day out of knee surgery shouldn't do that, but it was that or soil herself so she got up. She made it to the restroom before she fell, requiring a trip to the ER. The next day, we talked to one of the therapists who explained they had someone call in sick the day before, requiring the facility to move someone off of our floor to a different one. This left her the only person monitoring the patients on our floor. They couldn't keep up with the patients. The next day, we spoke with a manager who contradicted the aide saying she didn't know why we were told they were short staffed and said they weren't. That was when I realized we couldn't rely on them to take care of her and decided she should be moved back to her assisted living facility and hire skilled nursing and physical therapy. I cannot in good conscience recommend Whitehall. I see similar comments in some of the other reviews, which I should have read before placing her there. I am terribly disappointed and even though moving her and hiring the help ourselves was much more expensive, I couldn't keep her in a facility where I couldn't count on the care. Oh - I gave them three stars rather than one or two because of the quality of the therapists. If they weren't good, my rating would have been much lower. Also, I see enough pictures of the facility posted that I didn't think I needed to take any. The ones posted by reviewers are pretty spot on.

I ruptured my meniscus in September, which should come with a cool story. In my case, it did not…read more I've been treated at other Athletico locations for other injuries (stop judging me) so coming here was an easy choice when my doctor suggested trying physical therapy before more invasive treatment. Scheduling was easy, and I was seen within a day or two. Lauren was excellent - she is knowledgeable and patient. She took her time understanding my current limitations and that it was important to me that I be able to run again. I saw her two or three times a week for a month while also doing prescribed exercises at home or the gym daily. And at the end of the month, I was back in business - pain-free, returned to running, and cleared for all activity. Two days after my last appointment - and only four weeks after being non-weight bearing on crutches - I was able to climb 105 flights of stairs in the Sears Tower. If that's not an Athletico success story, I don't know what is!

janet,physical therapist. was very helpful and a kind and consierate therapist . .wear extra…read moresweater because its cold in the office or theraphy room

everyone at the Deerfield location is amazing! very kind staff, the care they show for the kids is…read morevery comforting, their attention to details is remarkable, and it's an overall great place!

The quality of care in Deerfield has descended into chaos. Extremely poor management and…read morecommunication and unusually high turnover. This location has always experienced higher turnover than I would like, but now it is bizarre. My child has been a client for the past several years and the past few months have been exceptionally awful. Avoid!

I was here maybe 10 years ago and only the physical location has remained the same. 10 years ago…read morethe office personnel and care was amazing. Times have changed. The therapist besides never saying bye when we were done or checking the next appointment to see if it was scheduled did not really have much to offer for my condition. I think maybe two of the times he clearly addressed it and then went off script for other parts that he thought I could use help with. I wasn't there for that. The final straw was when I came in and only after sitting there for fifteen minutes did he say we did not have an appointment. The person behind the desk never said a word to me. . I had that appointment and one more on my calendar but when I went back to check all correspondence I realized that no communication was sent listing appointments (unlike in the past). Not the same place at all.

Yes two stars would give it less. I called left a message and never got reply so I decided to go…read morethere after I picked up my wife's prescriptions. As soon as I walked up to the front desk I smelled urine then politely asked the young lady I left a message and why did I get a reply her response was she was busy mind you the whole place looked like a ghost town saw one patient with a therapist and lady sitting down and my next question was how many therapists do you have since I only saw one in the big place. I just got bad vibes from the place a walked out. I just don't see why this place got 4 stars. I don't recommend low energy place and don't seem like they want new patients.

We first discovered NSPT when they had their grand opening for the Evanston location. We were very…read moreimpressed by the staff and the facility. We were in need of occupational therapy services and the hospital system we go to was booked out for months. Once we saw that NSPT was accepted by our insurance, we joined the waiting list and we were quickly accepted in for OT. The staff are so friendly and patient with children. We have been seeing Miss Taylor for OT services and she has been incredible with my child. I love that they have a little playground and so many different activities for children. It's a very clean and safe environment for children. I would recommend this facility to any family requiring pediatric therapy services.

From the owner: We specialize in helping children realize their ultimate potential with Neuropsychology,…read moreOccupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Physical Therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis, Social Work, Nutrition Counseling, and Academic Specialists. We are goal and results oriented, and have developed our own mentorship program to ensure the highest quality of care.