Will County · Illinois
Spine care in Bolingbrook
The Bolingbrook office covers the southwest corridor along I-55. It is the nearest Academy location for a large part of Will County, including patients travelling up from Joliet and Shorewood.
This part of the region has a high share of work-related neck and back injuries, and the Bolingbrook office is set up for those visits: imaging review, a clear diagnosis, and honest work-status discussion rather than an automatic push toward surgery.
Because Bolingbrook straddles the Will and DuPage county line, it is also a reasonable alternative to Elmhurst for patients in the Naperville and Woodridge area who want a shorter drive.
Getting here
Bolingbrook is on I-55 at Route 53 and Boughton Road, a short drive from the I-55 and I-355 interchange. Patients coming north from Joliet or Shorewood generally take I-55; those coming east from Morris take I-80 to I-55.
Conditions
Spine conditions treated at this office.
The full range of cervical and lumbar care is available here. These pages explain each condition and the point at which treatment changes.
Area served
Communities near this office.
Patients travel to the Bolingbrook office from the surrounding communities.Patients also travel to this office from Joliet, Shorewood and Morris.
- Romeoville
- Plainfield
- Naperville
- Woodridge
- Darien
- Lemont
- Lisle
Joliet, Shorewood, Morris are served from this office. Academy Orthopaedics does not have an office in those communities. See all areas served.
Questions about the Bolingbrook office
- Do I need a referral to be seen in Bolingbrook?
- Many plans do not require one, but some do. Call the office with your insurer and plan name before your visit and you will get a straight answer on participation and on whether a referral or authorization is needed first.
- Can I bring imaging from another office?
- Yes, and it helps. Bring the actual images on a disc or a share link rather than only the radiologist's report. The report is a summary; the films are what the surgeon reads.
- Will I be told I need surgery?
- Most patients seen for neck or back pain do not need an operation. The visit is about identifying what is actually causing the symptoms and matching that to the least invasive treatment that will work. When surgery is not the right answer, you will be told so directly.