Dr Clarke is the utmost professional that I known in all of my professional years and now as a…read morepatient. He's very attentive and and provides the highest quality of care that anyone could ever ask for Lisa Salyers RNC

Over 60 days ago I had Dr. Clarke's endoscopy on my esophagus to find a cause of my digestive…read moreproblem. I'm 92 and feel now as though I left my life in that Recovery room. I don't think there was any consideration for my age. Noting no change in my regaining my "old self" after many days, I wanted the Dr. to know of the many side effects I'd been left with. I questioned Dr. Clarke about each one: he was very dismissive and " it may take a little longer for you to feel better." The discharge papers stated I'd had a "therapeutic stretch injury." My throat still feels swollen or like a "lump in my throat." The Dr.'s answer to my concern; " see your ENT." His post scope Rx caused a side effect of day-long headaches. I threw the meds away and asked "What now?" The Dr.'s response: "get an OTC anti-acid." There was never any empathy; Again," it may just take longer for you to feel better." Over two months later, I still have headaches, never in my life had I ever experienced them until this Scope. One result of the procedure left my voice changing dramatically; I did not recognize my own speech. If I talked more than a few minutes I began adopting a guttural voice and had to stop phone calls or conversing with family. I used to be a peppy lady, very social, and quite often met my family and friends for shopping outings and lunches. No more, I'm worn out all the time. I just slog around my home and regret so very much agreeing to the scope. I had colorectal cancer two years ago, successfully taken care of by another physician. That Dr.'s office recommended Dr. Clarke for my digestive concern; I worried that I had cancer again rather than a digestive complaint. I agreed to the endoscopy and it was the worst mistake of my life. The most encouraging words after my entire ordeal were from the nurses at the Endoscopy Center; they were very caring and after I had told them of my experience, the Center's Manager phoned me to express her caring and sympathy. She wanted to know more about my lack of well-being and the lack of empathy I'd received from the Dr. I told her everything as I am doing here.

Care was fast, efficient, and friendly on a Wednesday afternoon. Staff was cooperative and eager to…read morehelp. I felt well taken care of.

I went in while experiencing a miscarriage. I arrived at 7pm and was told that an ultrasound tech…read morewas on call and had already been called due to another patient experiencing the same symptoms that I was and needing an ultrasound as well. I was told that once the tech was called, she had an hour to report in so it may be a wait. From about 8pm when I was moved to the ER side (apparently required due to needing an ultrasound), I was left in the room and would leave to go out in the hallway and check in with nurses to find out when I would be seen or any updates on the tech arriving. I did this about every half hour since I had been previously told she had an hour to report in. The tech finally saw me at 12am. During the ultrasound, she had constant phone notifications sounding off and distracting her from the procedure. At one point, she had me (the patient) hold the transvaginal probe inside of my body so that she could respond to her phone. I was already quite distressed due to the nature of going through a miscarriage, and this made it much worse. The cherry on top was the bill I received. $3400 (after insurance claims). $2000 of this portion was just due to having to check into the ER (to not be seen whatsoever) but just to have the ultrasound in that ER room. Just beware before coming here. The doctors and nurses are kind, but "on call" does not mean much to the techs. Also, beware that you will end up paying thousands if you step foot into their ER (even if no testing or care is done via ER services).

I have seen Dr. Bohm twice in the past year at IU Health…read moreUniversity Hospital His schedule was packed for his downtown office, so I was offered an appointment at his Carmel/Springfield location, which I didn't realize he had. So this worked out perfectly since he's just off I-465/106th St. and Illinois Street with a large, free parking lot. His office is located in the Indiana University Medical Plaza in Suite 1100. I find Dr. Bohm is easy to speak with, and he listens carefully to my conversations. He is very personable and extremely knowledgeable in his field. The office requests you arrive 15-20 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment to allow for the MA's to get weight, blood pressure, and history. Dr. Bohm was on time for my appointment. He was thorough with questions, explained things well, as well trying to avoid invasive tests if other treatments resove my issues. Unfortunately, Dr. Bohm left IU Health network so Laura Worley helped find a new gastroenterology doc for me in the network.

I'm not a fan of the doctors, however when you get old like me you have to go, always impressed…read morewith the care team at community north they listen, and are willing to offer some suggestions before going the medication route which is something i appreciate! Community north group is worth considering for your care!

I found my PCP Dr. Foster here and she does really well. She will listen to you and answer any…read morequestions you may have. The staff in the office are friendly. The office is clean. My doctor will figure out your issues and not just say to you nothing is wrong. I have been going here for 5 years I believe and I know I made a great choice with the doctor I have to care for my health.

To my pleasant surprise, this outpatient surgical center exceeded my expectations…read more Used the Waze app to find which part of the hospital we need. It did help tremendously. It helped us to go directly to this surgical center. We didn't need to navigate ourselves through the mammoth hospital parking lot or use their shuttle. Yes, this place has a shuttle service-I know...right? I'm thrilled about it. Where to find the shuttle is easy. Locating your vehicle afterwards is another story. I will say this though, having a key fob helps. Honked our way to our car just fine & dandy. Figuring out which suite upon entering the building was a challenge. Me being me, I tend to appreciate signage. I'm a bit goofy like that so...as we ended up in the wrong medical office. A kind employee was able to advise us that our path was merely across the hall. So off we went. No skipping was involved, you'll know why later ;). There comes a time where a person has to get certain things done. It so happens to be mine now. It's not an appointment that you'll wanna do but a necessity for early detection of stuff. Yes, stuff. This appointment was made way back when in December via a phone call. Paperwork followed a week before the upcoming appointment. The instructions on said paperwork wasn't as reader friendly as my preferred method but now I do know. Wonder if someone could develop an automatic text msg 24 hrs beforehand to the patient like a hey dork, don't do this...but DO this...bc if ya don't do this right, you're gonna see us again...mb ending with xoxo?!? Might be a thing someday. Life is so fast these days, who knows mb it's out there & not in practice?!? I just hope my life lesson helps you in yours. Let's just say...please for the love of all good things, please please please read the love letter your physician-medical team sends you more than twice. Have a friend proof if you are concerned or confused. It will help a bunch on the day of in a ginormous way. Hopefully you won't make the same mistake I made. I'll leave it at that when you realize what type of specialist I'm referring to in this situation :). Dr. Toby Reidy, DO, FACS, FASCRS is a gem & delightful doctor. She stopped by prior to the procedure to introduce herself & explain what was about to occur. She didn't used medical jargon. As we asked questions she met them with sound responses. Love love love how her kindness integrated into an easiness that resonated prior to my procedure. Not once was I freaked out or wanting to instantly bolt my way back home. Was it the anesthesia? Perhaps. Even when I explained that her homework as completed was done in a cliff note version (totally my goof) may not be optimal. I did call her office before my appointment & apologized to her profusely IRL. She kindly explained she'd do the best she could given that most of what was needed from my end was completed. Whew! That was a big load off. Hadn't thought a driver was warranted initially. I'm glad I had one as a precaution. Seems that anesthesia leaves patients groggy. Even though afterwards I felt as if I was ready to tackle the world again, I did find myself repeating questions to my own answers for why IDK, arrived home & fell asleep. That's definitely was from the anesthesia. Doctors actually do know what's up, eh?!? This one certainly did! Grateful for the care & compassion from this facility. Even received a HRU phone call the next day from a real person. Would've taken more pictures. Unfortunately, when you're sitting in a waiting room all ready to begin this showdown, Kodak moments don't really seem appropriate. All I got was the lobby. Hope this helps those that need this done & has unnecessarily put off the inevitable. TBH, get it done STAT. One less thing to freak yourself out with in your daily routine. You'll possess the ability to move onward with its own reward. I'm very impressed with the Franciscan network of professionals. Stay well & be safe, Amy

Doctor used Franciscan Surgery Center for cataract surgey on both eyes. Center was well maintained…read moreand staff very professional and friendly. I felt very comfortable with the care received. This review applies to both occasions.

Seems like a nice location. The staff is friendly and efficient. The physicians assistant that I…read moresaw explained things very well and answered any questions that I had.

If possible, I would give this location a zero‑star rating. I chose this clinic because it is close…read moreto my home and visited due to significant breathing difficulties while being under the weather. During check‑in, I informed the receptionist that I urgently needed an inhaler and was currently between insurance coverage due to premium costs. I was told I would need to pay $175 to be seen. As a social work provider, I found it deeply concerning that a situation involving breathing difficulties did not prompt greater urgency or flexibility from the staff. Instead, I went to Ascension St. Vincent Emergency, where I received excellent care. I will not be returning to this location or any of their affiliated clinics.

Made an appointment at 3:00pm finally get called back at 4:21pm. watched almost all of the walk ins…read morego in before me. Why offer to make an appointment if the time that is booked is not honored. Worst visit I have ever had going to a med check.

Amazing service! The whole staff was efficient while caring and kind. Nurse Practioner Hunter was…read moreAMAZING, kind, effective and reassuring. This a building full of compassion!

Stephanie WElden NP gave me medical care yesterday. I was having trouble breathing and she…read more ordered albuterol treatment which helped me tremendously. I've been a pretty controlled asthmatic for 10 years since I've been on biologic but every once in a while I run into trouble. I was glad Stephanie was there and assessed my illness quickly. Was chest x-ray and prescribed antibiotics. The nurse caring for me gave me excellent care too thank you for doing such a good job.