This hospital is a joke.i would not come here for help.dr.weber made me lay here vomiting and…read morereally bad abdominal pain and refused to give me anything.

My Husband and myself had a very scary ER visit recently. The care we received was excellent…read more Doctor Stanley and our Nurse Tammy were amazing. They were very understanding and explained everything in great detail. They made a very scary time much better. Thank you so much for the great care.

It's been established that I'm pretty much a devotee of Indiana's labyrinths - there are more than…read moreyou think there are. They range from beautifully constructed and well-maintained labyrinths to labyrinths that seem to have largely been forgotten. I've long heard rumors of a labyrinth existing on the grounds of IU Health Methodist Hospital, a hospital born out of a Methodist Episcopal Conference surplus that has now served Indiana residents since 1905. The hospital is now obviously under the umbrella of IU health and will soon be getting some upgrades alongside the establishment of a new health complex across the street that is currently under construction. The labyrinth, however, seems to be a secret. I've literally looked all around the Methodist Hospital without success in finding it. Signage seemingly doesn't indicate where it's located. It's barely mentioned on the website unless you look specifically under spiritual care. I had an entire day on the Methodist campus today and was determined to find it, or at least find out if it actually exists. It does. It does exist. Well, kind of. Truthfully, this is a labyrinth that seems to have been largely forgotten. After asking several employees where it is located - from information desk people to clinic staff to even a chaplain - I was finally pointed over to the kind elderly gentleman driving one of the IU Health carts. The employee who sent me there noted "He's been here for 30 years. He'll know." He knew. He took me right there. Yay, I found it. Located directly off a Noyes Pavilion entrance right by what used to be the Children's Pavilion, the labyrinth is a small concrete fixture set within a corner. There are a couple of benches alongside it. There's an actual sign on the way by the entryway pointing you to it, though no other signage indicates its presence. The labyrinth design is on the concrete, though certainly on this late November day with temperatures in the 20s I was the only one foolish enough to be outdoors exploring a labyrinth. Finding the labyrinth was exciting. The actual labyrinth? Rather disappointing. It has remarkable potential in this spot, though it's clear it's only barely maintained. With the concrete surroundings and no greenery around, this is not the first place you're going to go if you need a spiritual moment. There are greenery areas around Methodist and it's weird to think nothing was added here to make it more inviting. I believe that the same family that donated the chapel also donated funds for the labyrinth. However, again, it's hard to find much history about it anywhere. However, for labyrinth lovers it may be worth a visit. I'm glad I found it and it was a nice place for me to pray and meditate today as I faced my first "scan day" after bladder/prostate cancer. For those seeking the true labyrinth experience, the Methodist Hospital Labyrinth is definitely on the more modest end of the labyrinth scale.

The receptionist and other office staff are warm and helpful. However I found the actual medical…read morestaff cold and somewhat unresponsive. The phone system is awful . Response time ditto . I'm not very happy with them but then again we aren't getting married I just need them to order meds and schedule tests , I'm waiting weeks for a re schedule

Due to a massive fibroid, I had to have a hysterectomy to save my life. I had been experiencing…read moresevere bleeding for years, but it finally got to the point of being quite dangerous. The experience was pretty awful! Due to the size of the mass that they had to remove, my incision was 7 inches long. The anesthesiologist didn't know what he was doing. I don't know where he was trained, but common sense says that you don't want a patient with a fresh incision down the abdomen to be nauseous and vomiting in recovery. I will never forget the torture of those 20 minutes of retching in the recovery room! I would retch, then scream, retch, then scream for 20 AGONIZING MINUTES! It felt like I was being ripped open inch by inch! His name isn't on any of the paperwork, which is rather suspicious... The nurses that took care of me for the next three days were AMAZING, though! They were wonderful and helped to make the whole wretched experience bearable!

While St. V's May be an earlier facility- I can assure you it's where you want to deliver your…read morebaby. The staff there were amazing. The nurses- both day and Night Shift were friendly, engaging, helpful and knowledgeable. Same goes for the doctor we saw in triage before my doctor arrived. Add to that, the cleaning staff were also so personable and helpful. They give great tours in advance so you're comfortable for when you arrive for delivery. They answer all your questions, show you where you'll be and talk about what to expect. They also make notes of your birth plan or preferences so they know in advance. Also, this hospital has amazing food. Seriously. I ate every chance I got haha they told me each delivery would happen "within an hour" however we normally received it in 10 minutes or less. What a friendly, peaceful place to bring your new baby into the world.

I haven't volunteered with this organization but a few of my friends have been involved with it…read more The organization sounds amazing: it helps set up mentoring relationships between those at risk of homelessness and members of the local community to help the at risk individuals build more stable lives. Whether you are interested in becoming a mentor for the organization, a donor, or attend one of their fun fundraisers, this organization offers many opportunities to become involved.

Dr Vuotto is a wonderful doctor, however the receptionists are very rude! For this reason I would…read morenever go back! It's always nice to feel welcomed when walking into a doctors office not spoken rudely to. Hopefully some changes can be made.

Fantastic service and wonderful treatment. Continuously recommend her to people.read more

Facility is in good condition. It was comfortable living for those in need. The care was fair…read more There were several staff that seemed attentive and caring for our family. The only challenge was clear communication on process of admission and discharge.

Medical staff, nursing, PT and OT were generally top notch. Did have a clunker every now and then…read moreon weekends, especially at night. They appeared to be agency nurses, not staff nurses. Low rating applies to operations outside of medical staff. Room cleaning only happened when it was requested. No fault of cleaning personnel, they were severely short staffed. Food was decent but getting the order correct happened about 50% of the time. Procurement failed to order correct products, such as briefs that fit. Thank god for Amazon. At home medical equipment was not ordered in time for discharge, caused additional expense and a bad experience. Overall the health related goals were met and went home improved, so if you can deal with the other stuff, might be a good fit.

We've worked with a few home care agencies over the years, and Generations of Joy stands out for…read moreone simple reason: they actually listen. From the first intake call, the team was responsive, respectful, and didn't rush us through the process. They took time to understand our family's needs and matched us with a caregiver who felt like a natural fit. The care itself has been consistent and compassionate. My father isn't just being looked after; they're being treated with dignity. The staff communicates well, shows up on time, and genuinely seems to care. That's not something you can fake.

A Generation of joy company has provided excellent care with my family, they've gone above and…read morebeyond to make sure my dad is comfortable and safe in his care. My dad was in the hospital and the Administrator was very attentive to see if we needed anything and came to visit several times and ensure a smooth transition from rehab to home.

There is no better place that will take care of you and your family! They truly focus on the whole…read morepatient. We've never been to an office that is so accommodating for schedules, etc! I can't speak highly enough of this office and staff!

I love the friendly staff at Family Care Chiropractic. Everyone is helpful and the facility is very…read moreclean. They offer therapy prior to treatment and have an in-house massage therapist. Dr. Harper truly cares about her patients and provides excellent care.