Dr. Ashabraner is awesome. He's very approachable and personable, and from the moment he came in,…read moreI felt like I could talk to him like a friend or close co-worker. Furthermore, the answers he gave were professional and easy to understand. I felt at ease immediately, and as long as I'm in the Indianapolis area, I'll continue to have him as my primary doctor.

Dr. McLaren is my MD (well not exclusively like a weird celebrity or something) but he is my family…read moreDoctor. He is real, and extremely genuine. I appreciate his approach to total wellness and not pushing an assortment of dandy pills upon you with every problem you encounter. Its hard to connect with a good family Doc these days, I feel fortunate to have found Dr. McLaren.

We have been coming here for about 2 months now. My daughter is a vaccine injury and has lupus…read morenephritis. We have been with Dr. Jenna and Dr. Fetters. We have done apherisis ( plasma transplant) and ozone treatments. We are blessed to have found them. We are referred from 2 previous patients who got healed from Lyme.

I waited nearly an hour for a telehealth appointment with Dr. Fetters yesterday. His office finally…read morecalled, and the nurse began asking me questions I had already answered in the intake forms and documentation I sent in advance. She said he was finishing with another patient and would join the call soon. Then she called back claiming we weren't in the waiting room (we were -- and had been for an hour). She told us to log out and back in. When we did, the link said the appointment was canceled or rescheduled. They then tried calling me from a personal cell. We answered, but Dr. Fetters couldn't hear me and said it was a bad connection. This happened three different times. I eventually asked them to call my husband's cell instead. Dr. Fetters asked if we lived "out in the sticks" (we live in a major suburb) and asked if we had 5 bars of signal. I told him I had 1 bar and my husband had 2 bars. They finally reached us and what followed was a bizarre, dismissive 2-3 minute appointment. He brushed off my extremely RARE autoimmune disease as "just a nuisance" and said autoimmune conditions are something they "treat all day, every day." He claimed it was all environmental and tried to get me to run an extensive toxin panel, something I can order myself since I'm a Naturopath, which made the suggestion even more pointless. I explained that the autoimmune disease that I believe I have is incredibly rare (1 in 100,000), genetic, and that my grandmother died from it. This particular condition is degenerative and most people eventually end up in a wheelchair, unable to walk, and unable to take care of themselves...but sure, it's just a "nuisance." (Eye roll) Instead of hearing me, he started questioning my use of Amlexanox, a peptide that he prescribed me five years ago for MCAS. It has helped me with food reactions but that's it. It has nothing to do with my autoimmune condition, and yet he fixated on it. He talked over me repeatedly. Every time I tried to speak, he redirected, minimized, or interrupted. I eventually hung up. I'm tired. Tired of being dismissed. Tired of being talked over. Tired of begging for help from people who clearly don't want to listen. If you're chronically ill, disabled, or dealing with complex diagnoses, be cautious here. My experience felt like a complete waste of energy, time, and hope.

I absolutely adore Dr. Howse!…read more He is personable, easy to talk to, and isn't big on the bs. The only reason I cannot give him 5 stars is because I dread his office staff... His nurse is awesome and returns phone calls quickly & efficiently. But if you call for an appointment or check in it is like no one was trained in how to be friendly to the patients... The staff is not abusive or unresponsive, just not overly friendly. If you are going to stick a needle in my ass or ask me for a co-pay a smile really shouldn't be too much to ask for, right?

His careful analysis and practices that eradicated a condition (Menières disease) that other…read moredoctors said was a permanent condition.

Dr. Gafken's knowledge is amazing. He looks at blood workup & discusses ways to improve the…read moreresults. Over the years, I've seen numerous functional medicine doctors and nurse practitioners. Dr. Gafken is better. He explains each result in detail & talks to you about the result while making notes. I'm low thyroid & I've slowly seen my numbers improve. No other doctor made a significant change like Dr. Gafken. Just make an appointment & ask to have a blood workup. I use LapCorp cause I can download a copy of the results & all my records are located in one place.

Dr. Snook was the first neurologist who actually listened to understand my symptoms. For 18 years…read moredoctors would simply hear me so they could respond.

I've been a patient of Dr. Snook for a couple years now. Dr. Snook is an excellent Neurologist at…read moreIU Hospital. He is thorough, listens to his patients and has a terrific bedside manner. He only orders necessary tests first for suspected diagnoses and orders more tests when necessary. He stays current on upcoming medications and treatment plans. Unfortunately, he only takes new patients that come through the ER or by referral. He's a gem!

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.

I need a DR Blunker nurse to call me tomorrow ? Suzanna Miller 10/22/1947! At 317-34-7924 I Have a…read moreproblem that needs to be addressed.ASAP Thank you've

Dr. Turner helped my Husband at St. Francis this weekend, we are so grateful for the care that we…read morereceived. My Husband has been getting the best care from Indiana Heart Physicians for approximately 20 years. Please keep up the excellent work that you all do. Thank you again Dr. Turner.

The doctor came back to me on this and gratefully helped me with my condition…read more So hopefully I get some relief.

This is the IU Health - Glendale Town Center practice, a practice devoted to primary care and also…read morepediatrics. There's also a lab available in this office. For those familiar with Glendale Town Center, this is located on the second floor of the offices section of the complex on the side directly off of East 62nd Street. There's a small lobby/storefront area directly next to Mattress Firm that has an elevator that will take you to the second floor. There's also a set of stairs available for those who prefer. I needed to establish care with a new primary care physician as my previous one relocated to Shelbyville and is just a bit too far away for me. I'd previously looked at appointments here, however, they were a couple months out and I skipped it. However, because I attend an IU Health clinic elsewhere they were able to get me in within a couple weeks. They do have automatic doors for those who need them. That's a plus. I also noted very quickly that this was one of the better looking and cleaner IU Health clinics I've experienced. I arrived a good 15-20 minutes before my scheduled check-in time and checked in at the front desk. Because I'm an established IU Health patient, I didn't really need to do much else. I waited in the waiting room until I was called. I was taken back in a timely manner. They asked me how I usually got weighed (I don't usually as most clinics are not set up for wheelchair users) and I did note they didn't have any of the modern tech that would do that without a scale. I was taken into an exam room - very small room that would definitely not be considered ADA compliant. It was so small I had to move quite a bit in order for the employees to get around me. I did like that they had an exam bed that was lower to the ground and adjustable. However, this was definitely not an appropriate room for a wheelchair user. My doctor was Dr. Boyce. We had a nice conversation about my needs for the day. She only works part-time in the clinic and we also discussed that. It was a fine appointment - not outstanding, however, there was really nothing wrong with it. I was somewhat hesitant to establish with IU as they are not the top tier of my insurance, however, Dr. Boyce seems nice and this is very close to my home. So, it should work. My hope is that in the future I can utilize a more appropriate exam room. However, overall, this was a solid experience with friendly staff and a warm, comfortable atmosphere.