I love the healthcare team at Community! They take the time to provide excellent care, ask…read morepertinent questions that I might not have thought about, and discuss the direction of diagnostic inquiry with great explanation of their thought processes. Thanks to their care, my health has vastly improved, and I have felt like a valued member of the decision-making team from the beginning -- I have felt heard and respected. My doctor, Zachary Crowell, has been a caring and careful physician since I met him. He's helped me navigate essential surgeries, physical therapy, and medications to completely fix my ruined health, and I feel better now than I have in decades. Sarah Hunt, his nurse practitioner, took a full hour to thoroughly work up a problem I wasn't that concerned by, explaining what could be wrong, and what could happen if it wasn't corrected. I was truly impressed by her dedication, and have reevaluated my diet and made a couple of changes that should improve things going forward -- which I wouldn't have thought of, without her investigation. I've never had less than stellar care from Community Healthcare.

This location has very kind and professional staff! They took great care of my son and went the…read moreextra mile for us. Don't shy away from this location.

Staff was nice and helpful, this was a new doctor for us, they were able to get us in quickly and…read moreexplained what was going on very well, the only issue was they were short staffed in there lab and not able to take labs same day, I guess the staffing issues are everywhere. But overall, we were really happy with this location.

Darla Barry was the midwife that attended to my wife and he prenatal care. Darla is excellent in…read morethe care of her patients. In truth Mrs. F considers Darla more a friend who just so happens to have lots of specialized knowledge regards babies and their mamas! If you are looking for a natural birth experience Mrs F and I would highly encourage you to visit Darla-she's receptive to and encourages you to have a birth plan. We absolutely love Darla Barry-can she be out primary care provider? The office itself might surprise you. The phones seem always to be a little bit busy and sometimes you are on hold a while. But everyone is kind and caring. Sometimes the wait to be seen can be a few minutes longer than you might wish but I promise you that it's worth the cost. Stick with it! We switched from IU north because we wanted a more natural birth experience and we wanted a prenatal and medical team that could fully get behind those choices. Check it out-ask for Darla you won't be disappointed!

Were extremely rude & declined my second scheduled follow-up eye surgery on my right eye because I…read morearrived at the centre alone. I had a driver to pick me up, following the surgery, & someone to care for me post op at home??? Would not contact my caregiver for verification & canceled my surgery; although they performed my first surgery, which was more complex & on both eyes, without question.

I accompanied my mom to her surgery. It was our first visit to this location. We were instructed to…read morearrive an hour and half before the surgery which ended up being 6am. We checked in at registration and were then escorted upstairs. All of the staff and nurses introduced themselves and explained each step of the day and what would happen next so we were always prepared. The whole experience was very efficient. The surgery lasted only 15 or so minutes and we were out the door a few minutes later. On the second floor, there is complimentary coffee, tea, and hot chocolate for those who accompany patients. There is also a TV on the second level. The third level waiting area is a little quieter. The lobby has an atrium in the middle that is open to all floors so you can hear all the noise happening across all 3 levels. There is a cafe on the 2nd floor as well, but the hours are only 9:30am-1:30pm Monday-Friday. Looks like they have soups, sandwiches, bagels, etc. as well as canned, bottled, and fountain drinks. The only negative was I noticed the "patient visitor representative" was just sitting at the desk watching videos on his phone. That is a pet peeve of mine, at least pretend to work while you're at work. There was a lot of signage around so everyone should be able to navigate around anyway.

Our primary care physician moved away -- we needed to find another that United Healthcare medical…read moreinsurance considered "in network." After calling around rather a lot, we finally found this place -- not terribly close to us, but still within reasonable driving distance. I'm biased toward the Community Health Network, after I received such superb care during my brief hospital stay at Community Hospital South; their network is also less expensive than Franciscan. So: Location. Right next to the freeway exit (465 & Washington Street E) -- easy to get to. Dedicated parking lot, and easy to drop patients off at the front door. Facilities: Clean, comfortable, roomy waiting area. Friendly and efficient front desk staff. Plenty of available masks & hand sanitizer. Waiting area easy to socially distance. Chairs comfortable. Experience making appointment: Courteous receptionist who helped me immediately, and offered two back-to-back appointments (for myself and His Goatness) within four days of my call. Appointments can be booked online, as well, for existing patients. Filling out forms/receiving results/payment: ALL available online, and easy to navigate. Received access to my visit summary within three hours. Received access to my labwork as soon as it was reviewed by the pathologist. Reminders for treatments/diagnostics due show up on the app as well -- makes it easy to keep track of ongoing care. Medical staff: Samoyia, the nurse, was friendly, efficient, and helpful. Dr. Zachary Crowell, new to the practice, was logical, organized, and pleasant, spending all the time needed to sort and make sense of my medical history and needs. He made two referrals to deal with my current needs, all within the same network -- I received callbacks and made appointments before the day was over. I'm going to enjoy working with the both of them, going forward! Bonus: During hours/days the Family Practice is closed, there is an in-network urgent care and lab facility *right downstairs.* Appointments can be either walk-in or booked online.

Outstanding providers (Dr.Scheri-lyn Makombe), and staff…read more I've been a patient of the Jane Pauley Community Health Centers for 6 years. They are professional, friendly, compassionate, and always respectful. The clinics are attractive, and although they are busy, they have always been on time. They always take time to discuss any concerns. Highly recommend!!!

I stumbled on this place because my insurance changed, & this was the only place in the community…read morenetwork that my new insurance took. I would go to the Dr. when needed as I assume most people do. I never had a long wait in the waiting room, nor did I have a long wait once I was taken back & had to wait for the doctor to come in. The staff was always kind & courteous. The problem came when my son got pink eye. No big deal really to me. I call to schedule an appointment, & I'm told the only do same day, or next day appointments, & that I had already missed the cut off for next day appointments. I ask if they can call in an rx because its just pink eye, & they advise me that no he has to be seen, & I should take him to medcheck. So I take him to the medcheck problem solved * temporarily* I notice that when they eye should be about cleared up its actually getting worse. So I continue using the drops as prescribed & start calling again into the Jane pauley health center to attempt to see the dr. The first day I'm told again that I had missed the cut off for same day/next day appointments & to call tomorrow. So I do just that I called before 10am & they were booked for same day, & was told to call back at noon for next day. I call back at noon, & no one answers I call & call & the voice mail is still picking the calls up. Needless to say by now I'm pissed I call back again at about 12:15 or so, & I'm told that they have no next day appointments available & I need to call back tomorrow, & if I want immediate care I should go to medcheck. So, we go back up to medcheck & they issue another rx, & inform me I should follow up w/ my doctor if anything else should happen. Thankfully the second rx cleared it up, & in less than two weeks I found a new doctor. The scheduling system sucks!

I have been a patient with Community Health Network for 5 years and have noticed that they often…read moreattempt to pad their billing by providing unnessary care or misrepresenting what care is provided. My most recent wellness visit is a perfect example of this. I went to my primary care physician for my annual wellness visit. The nurse took my vitals and gave me a flu shot. My doctor brought up 2 issues during this visit. The first - insomnia - is no longer an issue, and I informed my doctor of this immediately after she asked about it. The second - high cholesterol - was just briefly mentioned by my doctor since she did not have my lab results at the time. Again, my doctor brought up these issues and the extent of "care" I received was just her asking a question. I was billed for an "office visit" and the codes submitted to my insurance indicated the additional charges were related to diagnosis/care related to insomnia and high cholesterol. This isn't the first time something like this has happened but it will certainly be the last.

Ever since Governor Braun made the ill-informed pronouncement that he would eliminate ALL major…read moreIndy hospital networks' nonprofit status in two years if they did not bring costs down to rural networks' costs (WHAT? Rural networks are starved for talent, equipment, and resources!!), Community Network has been a mess. They stopped communicating, allowed nearly a month to pass before letting me know my doctor had quit, and sent a no-reply message to offer two alternatives, one of which was a doctor I had quit after one visit. I knew I would likely need to leave them once they announced a two-stage confirmation process just to log in to my chart. With just my phone and no computer, I could not comply with their requirement. So, how am I to reply to the automated appointments for services that I had not asked for, nor expected? With primaries leaving Indy networks, available alternatives who are accepting new patients are few and far between. (Governor Braun should stick to systems he actually understands!) T. L. Ramaker, Indy

This place is TRASH!! We are in the family medicine side and I can't even fathom letting my…read moredaughter on the ground. Gross!! So, I'm sitting here, waiting for my husband, and a nurse comes through, asking for a patient. She wasn't in the direct area. The nurse said, and I quote, "Oh well, it's her problem, not mine. 'I got stuff to do'. She was complaining about the wait and she's not even anywhere to be found." This woman had like a shaved cut underneath. I couldn't believe it. She literally went on about a minute longer and then left. Then, the guy who picks up trash, began harassing the lady sitting at the desk. He was flirting with her and chatting her up, while eye balling me. She was trying not to pay him any mind, but he just wouldn't stop. I just can't get over pure stupidity. These people are supposed to be professionals. ‍ SMH

People's Health Center, affiliated with Community, for the most part has wonderful, caring…read moreemployees who have always gone out of their way to help me & the neighbor I take there for his appointments. Everything is ALWAYS clean there. The building was expanded/remodeled a few years ago, which they desperately needed done! The neighborhood isn't the best, granted, and even with security there most of the time, caution is warranted & the safest place to park is in one of the spots in front right on 10th St or in the parking lot in the back. Safe or not, this area is underserved by medical providers and this wonderful clinic is built exactly where it's needed the most. One suggestion-sometimes there's a longer wait than any of us would like, so take a magazine or a book.

This place is a joke! I attempted to take my foster daughter here when she was sick. The person at…read morethe front desk would not even check her in. He claimed that the didn't accept "her" form of Medicaid, but he wouldn't even put her number into the computer to see if it was approved! It was line once he found out she was a foster child, he no longer cared about helping her! I have never heard of places not accepting all types of Medicaid! I wouldn't take my dog there!

I have always had a great expeice with the little clinic until now. I wasn't going to leave a…read morereview since one bad experience normally doesn't weigh out many good expeicences for me. However in this case it is different. I have been trying to get in contact with a manager since September 7th of 2023. When you visit in person they say they can give no contact and refer to the 1800 number. I have now been in contact with the 1800 number 4 times and been told 3x a manager would call back about this experience. The provider if I'm not mistaken whose name was Tammy it is the only provider who has noted on this bill was extremly unprofessional and carefree. I had a lab for a UTI that was lost/never delivered. I know this because they sent me a notification. No provider called me like normal with an update I then went in person to ask about. I was told yes It was lost and nothing they could do for me and id still have to pay the bill. Ridicuoules to charge for a service that was never completed. I ended up having to go to the emergency room the pain was so bad after waiting days to get my test results. Do not reccomend this location whatsoever.

For medical expertise/surgery, they are the best. I don't agree with them politically, nor will I…read moretake their advice on vaccines/shots because they are part of the system. Nevertheless, if you need a surgical intervention, they can't be beat.

This would have been a at least a 4 star review, but then there was the follow-up call this…read moremorning. I have stage 4 cancer which has resulted in crippling back pain. Two days ago, I had the first set of spinal injections. It took four months to get on their schedule, which is absurd to begin with. Although IUH has all of my current info (including insurance... I was just in their hell hole that they call an emergency room the day before) I received non-stop automated calls from the billing office to "please wait while we connect you to someone to help." That someone never picked up. After waiting on hold three times for more than 10 minutes, I left a message for them to stop calling. At the Surgery Center, everyone was kind and efficient. I was in and out within about an hour and a half. So, kudos there. This morning, I received a follow-up call from the Surgery Center. If you're familiar with IUH, they only care about what your pain level is on a scale from 1-10. Well, I couldn't answer that question because I'm not experiencing pain exactly, but rather the feeling best described as a low voltage electrical charge in the area of the injections. Being on chemo for nearly five years, at times, my mind isn't very clear and have some difficulty expressing myself. The follow-up call lasted exactly 4 minutes and 20 seconds. Before the line was disconnected, I heard the woman say to her coworker, "That was a long winded call!" WOW, REALLY?! So sorry to have been a bother to you, lady. My spouse was sitting next to me and heard it as well. I immediately called back and told her (I didn't catch her mush-mouth name) that I heard what she said. After a long pause, she lied and said she wasn't referring to me. Once she realized she was caught in her lie, she started throwing out apologies. I don't take apologies from liars and hung up on her. I left a message on the main line (which is only a recording) stayinyg that I wanted to talk to the director. We'll see if that happens. I also sent a message to IUH through the patient portal. I received an automated email stating that someone from the appropriate area would call. We'll see if that happens, too. From my experience over the past two years (aside from PT and my GI) IUH is the absolute worst. I would probably fall off my chair if I came across a doctor that actually cared or had any empathy. The same is true with most of the nurses. The following BS is from the Senate Street Surgery Center: "Your successful outcome is always our goal. You will be supported by expert staff and the highest standards of quality and safety." What a joke!

This was my second time using Passport Health, and it will definitely be my last. The service is…read moreshockingly expensive and seems far more focused on making money than genuinely ensuring health and safety. On my most recent visit, I was completely misled. I was provided with a list of "recommended" vaccines, which I declined (because of my prior experience), but was then told that a yellow fever vaccination was required for entry into Senegal. Trusting their expertise, I complied and paid $475 for the vaccine. Initially, I was annoyed by the cost of the vaccine and decided to check for Yelp reviews. The negative reviews prompted me to verify this information from the U.S. State Department website: "Evidence of yellow fever vaccination is required for entry into Senegal for travelers arriving from yellow fever endemic countries." This did not apply to my situation at all and as far as I know the United States is not embroiled in a Yellow Fever epidemic. As a result, I felt completely misled and outrageously overcharged. In addition, I also paid nearly $200 for malaria pills, which could have been obtained through a prescription from my primary care physician at a much more affordable cost. I will not use this service again. There are better, more affordable options available, including your primary care physician, local pharmacies, and health departments. At the very least, do your own research and due diligence before trusting Passport Health's recommendations and having the contents of your wallet needlessly depleted. I ultimately recognize this experience as another cautionary tale about the importance of consumer education and understanding that doing your own research is a prerequisite, not an afterthought. I forgot that this time, and while I walked away with a valuable lesson, they walked away with my valuable money.

I called the office to schedule my husband's appointment. When I asked how much the vaccine would…read morecost? They told me $200. When my husbands got seen today, they asked him to pay $355! Which is ridiculous and why give us false information over the phone for the price? I don't appreciate it. No one should be treated like this when getting seen by a facility. If they would have been just honest and given us the right information, we wouldn't have had this problem. It's disappointing.