FAQs
Do you need an appointment at Illinois Bone and Joints? ›
No Appointment Necessary. Same-day Treatment. Shorter Wait Times. Calm, Family-friendly Environment.
How many IBJI locations are there? ›We have more than 150 physicians, 100 locations throughout Chicago, expertise in every orthopedic specialty, and complete diagnostic and rehab services.
Do you need a referral for Illinois bone and joint? ›Dr. Kefalas does not require a referral to schedule an appointment. However, in some cases an insurance company will require a referral by your family physician.
What is the phone number for Illinois bone and joint? ›Call 847-870-6100 to learn more.
Which doctor is best for bones and joints? ›Orthopedic doctors (sometimes also called orthopaedic doctors or orthopaedic surgeons) are doctors who focus on caring for your bones, joints, ligaments, nerves, and tendons (the tissue that connects bones and joints). These parts of your body are also referred to as your “musculoskeletal system.”
How do you check bone and joint health? ›Your doctor can use a MRI scan to check your bones, joints, cartilage, muscles and tendons. So if you're experiencing unexplained pain in any of these areas in your body, your doctor may recommend you have a MRI to pinpoint the cause. MRI scans can also be used to diagnose: Inflammatory diseases like arthritis.
What is the largest orthopedic practice in Illinois? ›We help you prevent injury and disease through wellness programs. We get you moving again, so you can return to the activities and life you love. Founded in 1991, IBJI is the largest orthopedic group practice in Illinois.
Who is the CEO of Illinois Bone and Joint Institute? ›Andre Blom, Chief Executive Officer at Illinois Bone & Joint Institute.
Who is the founder of the IBJI? ›Founder and Chairman of the Board of Illinois Bone & Joint Institute, Dr. Wayne Goldstein is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes in hip and knee reconstruction and revision surgery.
Which type of fracture usually requires surgery? ›Non-displaced fractures are still broken bones, but the pieces weren't moved far enough during the break to be out of alignment. Displaced fractures are much more likely to require surgery to repair.
What are the four R's of fracture treatment? ›
Fracture management stages include (4 R's):
Reduce (if displaced) – may be done by open reduction, closed manipulation or traction. Retain (to maintain position while healing occurs) – by internal fixation, external fixation or conservative methods. Rehabilitate.
Displaced fracture – The bone fragments on each side of the break aren't aligned, which may require surgery for complete healing. Comminuted fracture – The bone is broken into pieces, which may require surgery for complete healing.
How many doctors are with Illinois bone and joint? ›Illinois Bone & Joint Institute has more than 150 physicians at more than 50 locations in Illinois.
What department deals with broken bones? ›Orthopaedic surgeons deal with traumatic injuries to the bones and joints and diseases of the skeleton, the commonest of which is osteoarthritis.
Where is Central Indiana Orthopedics headquarters? ›Where is Central Indiana Orthopedics headquartered? Central Indiana Orthopedics is headquartered in Muncie, IN.
What doctor has to do with bones? ›An orthopedic doctor specializes in diagnosing and treating problems with the bones, joints, muscles, and ligaments. They may also be called an orthopedist. Orthopedic doctors usually treat conditions that result from injuries or diseases.
Who started IBJI? ›Founded in 1990 by Wayne M. Goldstein, M.D., Robert M.