I cannot say enough good things about the quality of care I have received while a patient of this…read morepractice. This office is filled with knowledgeable and caring professionals who truly try to serve their patients.

During the ten years we lived in southern Indiana, Dr. Mike was our primary care physician. Full…read moreof knowledge and compassion, we had complete trust in him. He never rushed you in your appointment. He also got to know us personally during our office visits. Had we not moved 300 miles away, we would still be patients!

Shout out to all the staff on my recent visit. You all were…read morevery professional and kinda You took care of me and my procedure was successful and you made me feel comfortable. The dr that did my procedure was nice and made me feel comfortable and that he would do his best. All went well.

PMI (formerly PMC) is a Physician-owned hospital, and I have always felt that I receive a higher…read morelevel of personalized quality care here. For that reason, I prefer it to larger hospitals. It's primary focus is outpatient surgeries, and the staff is helpful, efficient, professional, friendly and caring. There is a high nurse to patient ratio, and every one of them focuses on patient comfort. If you have a choice when scheduling outpatient surgery, this facility and its staff would be hard to beat.

Back in the spring of 2022, my wife spent 12 days in in-patient rehab at PAM after being severely…read moreinjured in a car accident caused by a reckless driver. The facility was absolutely spotless and the staff was engaged, attentive, committed, and caring. It was a great experience for my wife at a time when she really needed it, and I knew during her stay there that I could rest assured that she was getting the best possible care. We were offered the option of Frazier or PAM, and we would have been on a waiting list for Frazier. So glad we were "forced" to go with PAM!

This facility used to be Southern Indiana Rehab Hospital. Though, in early December 2024, it was…read morebought by PAM rehab and then renamed after the company. There is another location south of here in Clarksfield, Indiana, but this is the North location. This facility is deemed an acute one which takes patients who have had a stroke or a traumatic brain injury and rehabilitates them until they are maybe at least able to feed themselves and possibly walk. My primary care physician recommended this location for my mother, who had a stroke around Thanksgiving and spent three weeks in the hospital. Before the stroke, she was very active, independent and could care for herself. After the stroke, she needed to have some rehabilitation and therapy before coming home. Other facilities wanted to throw my mom away into long-term care and not really give her a chance or opportunity to attempt to rehab herself. The intake agent for PAM Health was NOT like that and she said the staff at the facilities do not have that attitude either. She took care of everything that facilitated my mom being transported from the hospital to the rehab location. Everyone who was associated with the care of my mother was amazing. They were caring, empathetic, and patient with her needs, but also challenging with her therapy when needed. In addition, they were communicative with me in terms of identifying her needs challenges, diagnosis and prognosis. I really appreciate their candidness and empathetic nature. I would not have been able to endure this whole process without them. If any other traumatic things happen to me or any of my family members, I would definitely try to get them into this facility.

Professional, fast and friendly! Been there for mammograms, CT and MRIs. Highly recommend.read more

First is my MRI experience - At 12:25 they checked me in and just after 1 pm, I was taken upstairs…read morefor my Prohance dye injection. This is where the doctor uses an ultrasound to inject contrast dye into a joint for the MRI. From there I was taken back downstairs where I changed into scrubs and was left alone in a waiting area for another hour. As I sat there, I wondered what would happen if I had an anaphylactic reaction, no one checked on me the whole time. I had time to Google the FDA recommendations for timing between injection and MRI and I learned that the MRI should take place within one hour of the dye injection. I wondered if they would have to redo the painful injection. At 2:05, someone came by to let me know it would be five more minutes and not to worry- the dye lasts. It's just no fun to hang out in a gown for more than one hour. I was there just over two hours. I went back the next week for a mammogram and that took 30 minutes total from when I parked my car to when I was leaving again in my car. Much better experience.

Wonderful young ladies doing an amazing job for the heartland imaging practice. They are very…read morefriendly and accommodating. Kiddos to the office on Dixie Highway.

Came here through community care for a va brain scan. Was a little worried about the appointment…read moredue to poor reviews only found on yelp. I would like to say I'm extremely happy with my experience! I filled out pre registration forms the day before on my phone and then the day of I filled out the pre appointment forms that were sent to me via text. I was in and out! Treated with extreme care and would come back for any and all needs. This facility does not deserve the 3 stars.

My husband has been a patient of Dr Manchi for several years. He has a stent that Dr. Manchi put…read morein and it doing well. He once saw me at the hospital and recognized me and came over to ask if everything was ok with him. I was actually there for another family member, but I was impressed he was so thoughtful. The office is busy, but we have always been treated well.

Doctor Manchi is an excellent doctor, he takes his time with you and explains what's going on. He…read moredoesn't menace words. I recommend Doctor Manchi to anyone that needs a heart doctor.

I've been seeing Dr. Casey for many years as my GP. She is great--she displays care and empathy,…read morebut is tough when she needs to be. She is great at communicating and keeping me involved in my care. The support staff and other practitioners are also nice, always making it a positive experience.