Joint Relief Institute

Hi Bonnie, thanks for your question. The gel we inject is hyaluronic acid, the exact same substance your body produces naturally to create cartilage.

I had to pay out of pocket for the first round of treatments. I t was $1500 and worth every penny. You can pay weekly.

Our procedure is approved for Medicare and most PPO plans. Since every situation is unique, please call us at (708) 963-0069 so we can give you the most accurate answer!

This is a great place.

Oh wow,I started with them in March,So far satisfied,my experience has been the young adults only set the stuff up for the injection,The one that does the injection are qualified ,I ask a lot of questions,so far so good,I go to the office in Orland park,What I don't like is how the have the girls who sets up,the have to come to the first office to get nx person, and when you see people waiting and you hear them back there laughing and giggling having unnecessary conversations that doesn't that pertain to the job, and everyone in the waiting room can hear them, that aggravates me, they should move them to the back of the office, if I'm waiting 15 minutes after my appointment then I have a problem, but overall they're pretty good,

You are wide awake. They use a lot of topical and injectable pain killer so it's not a bad experience. Minor pain at first.

Around the area there's lots of restaurant that you can get something to eat

Most insurance is accepted. On the first visit, they will contact your insurance to determine if or how many visits they will pay for.

This group has three locations, all in Chicago Metro. It is a common procedure. The trick is to find a clinic that specializes in draining knees and injecting the lubricant using real time imaging. I imagine Florida's old knee population makes it a hotbed.

injections did Absolutely NOTHING for me. A total waste of money. I paid cash every visit $200.00x5visits

Hello, Russ Antioch Yes you can go there using your Medicare insurance, because I have Medicare also. There staff will set everything up just call in for an appointment. You will feel so much better they will take real good care of you.

I believe it is Hyaluronic acid . I had an injection at my orthopedic surgeon's office and it only worked for a couple of days. I think the exact placement of the gel in the knee makes all of the difference. Joint Relief will also help you determine if your insurance will cover the cost. They are opening a second location in Oakbrook if that's any closer for you. Not sure of the exact date.

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