Next Steps of O'Connor Foundation

Next Steps of O'Connor Foundation Next Steps of O'Connor Foundation 501 c(3) is Redefining Rehabilitation for people with neurological conditions.

Next Steps offers a unique fusion of physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and personal trainers working closely together to provide activity-based locomotor therapy for people with paralysis. We are the first non-profit physical therapy and exercise facility devoted to the rehabilitation and overall wellness of people living with a spinal cord injury (SCI) in the Chicago area. Next S

teps is devoted to offering SCI patients an exercise/rehabilitation facility that will aid them in taking their next step towards a more functional, independent, and healthy lifestyle. Not only is Next Steps committed to helping the SCI community regain a higher quality of life but also to support the advancement of scientific research that will aid in the treatment of spinal cord injury.

06/16/2026

Walls what walls? Stan slays the wall!!

06/16/2026

.TIME.ON.THE.WALL!🧗🏿
Stan has been putting in the WORK 💪🏾 and it paid off at the where he took on the rock climbing wall for the time!
Stan’s strength, grit, consistency continue to amaze and inspire everyone around him. This is what happens when you show up, stay committed, and BELIEVE in what’s possible.
Stan SLAYS each workout and we’re here for it! 🙌

🎉 Celebrating  our partner organization that makes a remarkable difference every single day! 🎉Devices 4 the Disabled is ...
06/04/2026

🎉 Celebrating our partner organization that makes a remarkable difference every single day! 🎉

Devices 4 the Disabled is transforming lives throughout our community by providing mobility equipment and assistive devices that help individuals regain independence, confidence, and freedom.

Their work is about so much more than equipment—it’s about opening doors, creating opportunities, and empowering people to live fuller, more connected lives. Every wheelchair, walker, and adaptive device placed in the hands of someone who needs it represents hope, dignity, and a chance to keep moving forward.

Today, we celebrate the volunteers, donors, staff, and supporters whose generosity and dedication make this mission possible. Your commitment is changing lives and strengthening our community in countless ways.

Thank you, Devices for the Disabled, for your extraordinary impact and for reminding us what can happen when people come together to help one another.

👏 Here’s to continuing to make a difference—one life, one family, and one community at a time!



CHICAGO — They come in need. They leave with what they need. A Chicago non-profit is changing the lives of people living with mobility challenges — and there’s no shortage of customers. The door’s …

Challenge accepted. Goals set. Goal exceeded! 🏃‍♀️🎉A huge congratulations to our own Morgan Rice on completing the Chica...
05/19/2026

Challenge accepted. Goals set. Goal exceeded! 🏃‍♀️🎉

A huge congratulations to our own Morgan Rice on completing the Chicago Spring Half Marathon! Your dedication, perseverance, and hard work continue to inspire both our team and our patients every day.

Way to go, Morgan — we’re so proud of you and this incredible accomplishment! 👏💪

Big congratulations to our extraordinary Rehab Technician Ex Rosaldo on officially earning his Doctor of Physical Therap...
05/15/2026

Big congratulations to our extraordinary Rehab Technician Ex Rosaldo on officially earning his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and joining the team at Next Steps Chicago as a Physical Therapist! 🎉👏

After years of studying, clinicals, exams & caffeine, he’s made it!

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Rosaldo to the team and know our patients will benefit from his positive energy, compassion, and dedication. We’re proud to have him take this “next step” with us at Next Steps Chicago!

Please help us congratulate him on this incredible accomplishment and wish him luck as he begins his PT career! 🖤🧡

This reel just crossed 50,000 views on Instagram, and it is so much more than a number.It is a moment of hope.A moment o...
04/16/2026

This reel just crossed 50,000 views on Instagram, and it is so much more than a number.

It is a moment of hope.
A moment of progress.
A reminder of what is possible.

After 10 years, Maximilian Gross, , experienced something many thought may never happen, movement returning to his arms.

We are honored to be part of journeys like his at Next Steps Chicago, where recovery is personal, and every step forward matters.

Watch. Share. Be part of the journey.

🧠 April is National Occupational Therapy Month!OT vs 💪 PT - do you know the difference?One helps you live your daily lif...
04/11/2026

🧠 April is National Occupational Therapy Month!
OT vs 💪 PT - do you know the difference?

One helps you live your daily life again
The other helps your body move better

Both are powerful. Both are essential and they work best together. 👇

✨ OT = independence
✨ PT = mobility

OT complements PT, and together they support optimal performance, participation, and function.

Understanding this can change how you approach recovery.

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03/31/2026
03/19/2026

This is more than a story… it’s strength, resilience, and a fight that millions face every day. 💛

Mia Shideler’s journey with MS is a reminder that behind every diagnosis is a life still full of purpose, courage, and hope. Let’s share her story, raise awareness, and stand together this MS Awareness Month.

Because no one should fight alone. Share this to spread awareness about one the most misunderstood diseases.

Address

8434 Corcoran Road
Willow Springs, IL
60480

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+17084670657

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