Cadence Physician Group Orthopaedics

Avoid. The knowledgeable doctor of female Asian (only because i do not remember her name, no racism intended) descent advised me to stop taking my anti depressant and my anxiety pills and just take vitamins. Needles to say this has cause much discomfort. also, it took 4 hours for security to return my wallet. This is a circus. They do not run this place like any hospital I have been to. I have had 7 surgeries and this by far is the worst. I called because I am experiencing much discomfort from my smashed hip to which the receptionist replied, «I think you should call your primary physician. Really? Inept to say the least. Stay away. Like I said, full of unskilled people.

I’ve been diagnosed here for knee and ankle issues. I’ve even had surgery here, too.
I always love coming here because the appointments never take long and they are on time. Dr. Watt, Dr. Gimre, Dr. Bare, and Dr. Senall are all who I have seen or have cut me open.
If you have issues, just call these guys!

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Dr Bare!!! I went to see him about a knee issue after another Dr told me that if I was 20 years older, he’d do a partial replacement. But I was only 42 at the time. My knee was so bad that, not only was I bone on bone, but the bones were overlapped and my knee was crooked. Dr Bare did a full replacement as my knee wouldn’t have benefited from a partial. Two years later, I can run and jump with my preschool class, sit cross legged on the floor, and my scar is only 5″ long. Unheard of with knee replacements! Also, most knee doctors spend a whole whopping hour on the surgery. Dr. Bare spends 2. So my range of motion is ridiculous! And his staff is ridiculously friendly. Plus the therapy I got downstairs in Warrenville was AMAZING!!! I won’t go anywhere else unless he leaves, and then I shall go there!!!

INCREDIBLE!!! I had searched for ages for a practice that could do several things; operate on my bi-​lateral bunions, look at my lower lumbar spine and look at my previously surgically corrected ACL tear, which I had fallen on fairly recently. I stumbled upon OAD Orthopaedics in Naperville, just around the corner from me. I am now in Physical Therapy for my back and proceeding nicely. At the end of this month I will have the first of two Bunionectomies. My original doctor, Dr Mains, started this practice in Wheaton years ago — I would highly recommend them.

In April 2012, knee problems prompted my wife to visit Dr Aaron Bare. By July 2012, Dr Bare’s failure to communicate, return her calls, and follow-​up with her while she was in great pain forced her to seek a second opinion. Fortunately, Illinois Bone & Joint was able to see her immediately, and successfully treat her.
I verbally communicated these problems to the office manager (Steve Dinse) in November 2012 and followed-​up with a letter with a detailed timeline of events. No response was ever provided.
Needless to say, we will try to avoid using OAD Orthopaedics ever again.

I’m surprised at the John B write up. It must have been a weird day. We DID have to wait way too long when we first went to their Naperville office, but when we started going to the Warrenville office, things seem to run much more smoothly. Highly impressed with Dr. Sturba and his team.

Would never recommend this practice. Dr. Witkowski has zero bedside manner, his assistant argued with me numerous times and was very unhelpful. When telling his office I felt frustrated with being run back and forth I was argued with. VERY POOR service, doctor had us wait almost 2 hours to be seen and spent less than 5 minutes. I will never go back and never recommend them to anyone.

Another stop to see Dr. Kiesler, the hand, wrist and elbow doctor! Yet another injury in my house. We skipped the emergency room and went right here.
This facility is new. It’s part of the outpatient section of Central DuPage Hospital. It looks very nice, the chairs are nice and cushy, but it is FREEZING in there! Bring a jacket. The paper robe in the offices don’t cut it. I was desperate!
We saw Dr. Kiesler for the last broken wrist as well as this one and really like how thorough he is in his explanations. We had a choice between a splint and a cast and my son openly admitted that he had to have a cast because he would take the splint off a lot. Rather than lecture on the subject, the doctor accepted it and moved on.
The staff was very thorough with all the cast preparations including explaining to me that the waterproof option was not always covered by insurance. Its covered by my insurance, well at least for now. Dr. Kiesler put the cast on himself which I really appreciated.
The parking can be confusing here. Park in lot 1 and then go in the outpatient building and up to the 5^th floor. Don’t forget that jacket!