Dr. Arno is great. I came to her when I was having headaches, and I felt like she (and her nurse…read moreMarie) did a great job making me feel welcomed and listened to. Some docs spend 2 minutes with you, and you don't feel like they have addressed your concerns. However, I feel that Dr. Arno was really patient and asked me a lot of questions. I am very happy with the care that I receive here, and would recommend Dr. Arno to anyone looking for a new primary care physician.

I recently had my primary care doctor relocated and needed to obtain a new one. As I've recently…read morebeen in the IU health system due to a cancer diagnosis that needed their level of expertise, I decided it made sense to try to stay within the IU system. Dr. Boyce is located at the IU Health - Glendale practice in Glendale Town Center at 62nd and Keystone. It's a convenient location to my home and pretty accessible. The practice is located on the second floor of the office side of the center. If you need accessibility, as I do, I recommend parking in the accessible parking spots in front of Mattress Firm. Right next to Mattress Firm, there's a small retail spot that serves as a lobby and contains an elevator that will take you to the practice. Getting off the elevator, go right and you'll go right to it. The practice itself has automatic doors, a rare thing at Glendale Town Center but a nice touch here. I won't so much say that Dr. Boyce was referred to me. I am currently getting wound care and needed a primary care doctor to sign off on my plan. As the need was time sensitive (or it would interrupt my care), I basically requested a female physician and the staff at the wound care clinic got an appointment with the first available. I absolutely loved my previous primary care doctor and it was hard to switch and I went into this with some hesitation. Dr. Boyce only works Wednesday-Friday in the clinic. She's got privileges at IU Health - Methodist and IU - University hospitals. I liked that she came in with questions - I have a pretty complex history and I've had primary care physicians decline to follow me. My previous doctor also had an MPA - so there was a strong knowledge of the system that helped someone like me. Dr. Boyce doesn't have that and admitted a lack of experience with issues like going through ordering wheelchairs and wheelchair parts and other medical supplies. So, there will definitely be a learning curve for both of us. She specifically noted that I could reach out to her via the MyIUHealth system, a convenience I appreciate, and did a thorough exam. She expressed a couple of concerns. We discussed a couple of medications, though in the end didn't really go for anything at this point. We agreed that I would schedule every six months - I'd previously done quarterly, however, that was prior to obtaining a urologist that now addresses a lot of my concerns. The room I was in was definitely not ADA - this bothered me. There was, however, a cool bed that was lower to the ground than I am used to. The clinic also doesn't seem to have adaptive equipment - for example, they could not weigh me as a paraplegic/wheelchair user. This was a solid experience. Dr. Boyce and I agreed this situation would work and I scheduled a next appointment. I can also schedule things online.

You will be directly insulted, ridiculed, and accused of hearsay by the staff. When proven wrong or…read moreshown their false accusations were delivered with ill-intent, they will only then provide you with a backhanded apology & compliment in hopes to save face. Seek elsewhere if you're truly seeking addiction help or therapy. Their integrity & accountability of actions do not exist.

Tried to make an appointment with a lady over the phone and she told me that if I want any sort of…read moregynecology testing done, I'd have to go to primary care... which makes no sense. I told them the website says there are available gynecologists that are "accepting new patients." She then told me I STILL can't make an appointment unless I've had an annual with them (I haven't). I then told her the testing is sorta urgent, and she told me to go to urgent care then. Jeez. It's like they don't want my money or my business and tried to do everything possible to steer me away from the office.

I have been going to this office for several years and have always found them helpful and easy to…read morework with. I go here for primary care and OB/GYN services in the same building. The St. Vincent online portal is easy to use and there is plenty of parking. The office is located in downtown Broad Ripple. Dr. Sood and everyone else I have interacted with there have always been kind, helpful and understanding, no matter if I have a health concern to discuss or need to reschedule an appointment. I get pretty anxious about doctor's appointments and very queasy/lightheaded with blood work, etc. and the techs have been so patient and nice and helped make me as comfortable and distracted as possible which makes a huge difference for me. I would recommend this office to anyone, and even though I haven't lived in Broad Ripple for a few years, I have continued to use them!

In my search for a new general physician, I was looking for a female doctor, near my location, and…read morethat would be a good fit for potentially a variety of doctors visits. Dr. Phillips was amazing in my first visit to her. I arrived early and was brought back to an exam room only a minute after sitting down in the waiting room! The service was so great, I had to finish filling out my initial paperwork at the end of my appointment. Dr. Phillips is extremely nice, very personable, and was a pleasure to speak with. It almost seemed like I had been going to her for years -- but it was my first appointment! The location is Broad Ripple is convenient and parking is hidden so it is not consumed by the craziness around Broad Ripple. The office staff was very helpful and extremely nice, I felt very welcome. I'm glad to know if I need a doctor I can turn to the St. Vincent Broad Ripple clinic and Dr. Phillips!

Dr. Phillips has an easy and comforting demeanor. I have only seen her a couple of times but she…read morewas very attentive at each visit. She also does Gyno visits so she is a one stop shop for us females! She seemed concerned about some bruising I had on my leg. She didnt brush it off, but dug into my family history to see if it could have been something serious. I had some testing done that ended up not being covered by insurance. Her staff worked very hard to get insurance to adjust the bill. In the end, after many many hours of hard work from her staff, and many many faxes later, I was able to get the bill dramatically reduced. I brought them flowers to show my gratitude. Its not every clinic that provides such quality of care! They all went the extra mile and that doesn't go unnoticed!

I LOVE Dr. Reilly!! He is a no-nonsense Doctor that takes the time to discuss things with you and I…read morebelieve he truly cares for each of his patients. Wish I would have found him years ago! His nurse is just as good as he is. I actually enjoy going to see the Doctor, imagine that.

That was the easiest, quickest, and most pain free blood test I ever got. Blood test lab inside the…read moreCommunity Physicians Network at Broad Ripple has the best nurse to draw your blood samples. As you can see plenty of hand sanitizer is provided throughout the building and patients seat at least 6" apart. And you can reward yourself with Penn Station afterwards, as it is just next door to the business.

Dr.Fox is a good doctor. The practice is a joke! They suck money out of you when you have huge…read moredeductible! Their nurses may order tests knowing the tests are not accurate! Today I was really appalled when I had to argue with a nurse regarding my sons one more day stay at home! The nurse said my son could go to school next day!!! At doctors office he had no fever because he'd taken Tylenol prior to visit, we just arrived home and my son has 102 fever! How could a nurse argue with me? The location of this office is in poor,run down neighborhood. When you have an urgency to see a doctor, you can't!!

I have been a pt of Dr. Evans for many years. Her nurse Shameka is supportive and very attentive…read more I recently had a change of insurance coverage and left a voicemail for the office supervisor who also happens to be responsible for billing, SHELLY STURGIS. This individual did not identify herself and immediately asked for insurance details. She proceeds to cut me off and responds in a condescending and rude manner. She continued to cut me off before I could relay a full sentence and then - she disconnected the call after yelling (I AM WRITING THE BILL OFF). You should be ashamed of yourself for acting as an immature disgruntled "professional" or lack thereof. If you are having a bad day then stay home. Treat and speak to people with kindness or perhaps find a different profession!

I see Dr. Collins here, and I am very impressed with her. I can get in to see her in an emergency,…read moreand she has an emergency after hours number that she personally answers. I unfortunately know that from experience. Even in non-emergency situations, I never have to wait very long to get an appointment. I am most impressed, though, because when I started seeing Dr. Collins, I was incredibly sick, and had been for almost a year. I mean sick as in I couldn't work and just stayed home. She sent me to the best specialists in town, and she personally caught a thyroid problem. Between her and the specialists, they figured out I had a rare metabolic problem combined with a thyroid issue that was making me really sick. I am so thankful that they figured it out, because otherwise, I literally would have just stayed sick for months or years longer, unable to work or socialize on any meaningful level. I am now on my way to being fully recovered!