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    Joel Boaz, MD - Forte

    5.0 (1 review)
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    OrthoIndy at Ascension St.Vincent Carmel

    OrthoIndy at Ascension St.Vincent Carmel

    4.1(10 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    Kyler and Dr Shook are the absolute best to with for an ACL. Office is clean, stays on time, and…read morecares about their patients.

    I'm SO impressed by the entire team here. When I requested an appointment on their website, I fully…read moreexpected that it would take awhile to hear back and figured that it might be hard to find an appointment soon too. Nope and nope! They responded to my request the next day and then offered to book me in for the following week. Amazing, considering how popular they are! Once my appointment was booked, I was emailed a form to fill out digitally before arrival. It helped me prep for the appointment and it was nice to get my insurance info squared away before visiting. They also sent reminder texts and emails, and sent me a COVID screening the morning of the appointment (mini online quiz to say if you'd been feeling sick or not). It was all very seamless! When I visited the office, they checked me in right away and I was brought back right at my appointment time. A PA named Kyler came in to assess my knees and she was super awesome and helpful. I was then brought back for knee x-rays and the x-ray women were SO nice too. As soon as I was brought out of the x-ray room, an attendant brought me back to my room and Dr. Shook came in to assess. He delivered good news (yay!) and was so kind and helpful. He communicated very clearly, seemed very patient, and was open to any questions. He printed off exercises for me to do at home and the attendant brought me to check out. All seven or so people that I interacted with were so friendly and sharp. The whole appointment was very efficient and Dr. Shook seemed to know everyone by name. I would highly recommend this place to anyone!

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    Jonathan B Shook, MD

    Jonathan B Shook, MD

    3.7(3 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    While trying to make an appointment for a sore knee, I was told Dr. Shook does not take patients as…read moreold as I am, 84 yo. I did not realize doctors' could discriminate like that. I was told Dr. Shook treats patients from 7-70.

    I visited Dr. Shook for some knee advice at OrthoIndy Carmel and was so impressed by the entire…read moreteam there. When I requested an appointment on their website, I fully expected that it would take awhile to hear back and figured that it might be hard to find an appointment soon too. Nope and nope! They responded to my request the next day and then offered to book me in for the following week. Amazing, considering how popular they are! Once my appointment was booked, I was emailed a form to fill out digitally before arrival. It helped me prep for the appointment and it was nice to get my insurance info squared away before visiting. They also sent reminder texts and emails, and sent me a COVID screening the morning of the appointment (mini online quiz to say if you'd been feeling sick or not). It was all very seamless! When I visited the office, they checked me in right away and I was brought back right at my appointment time. A PA named Kyler came in to assess my knees and she was super awesome and helpful. I was then brought back for knee x-rays and the x-ray women were SO nice too. As soon as I was brought out of the x-ray room, an attendant brought me back to my room and Dr. Shook came in to assess. He delivered good news (yay!) and was so kind and helpful. He communicated very clearly, seemed very patient, and was open to any questions. He printed off exercises for me to do at home and the attendant brought me to check out. All seven or so people that I interacted with were so friendly and sharp. The whole appointment was very efficient and Dr. Shook seemed to know everyone by name. I would highly recommend this place to anyone!

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    Alex Meyers, MD - Reconstructive Hand to Shoulder of Indiana

    Alex Meyers, MD - Reconstructive Hand to Shoulder of Indiana

    1.0(1 review)
    2.7 mi

    The services I received from A Meyers for a surgical site infection in my hand caused by one of his…read morepartners was substandard care and very disappointing. 1. A MeyerS allowed the infection to progress to osteomyelitis over a 4 month period. During this time, I was in constant pain and my finger had to remain in a splint for 6 months instead of the 6 weeks. I was on various ineffective oral antibiotic regimens during this period. I broke out in a sepsis rash twice and thought I was going to die of sepsis because the infection was so mismanaged. When I asked for a second opinion from an Infectious Disease(ID) physician other than the one A Meyers was using he refused to provide a referral and, despite being in practice in the area for 16 years, said he did not know another physician. His stonewalling me, the patient, for 4 months allowed the infection to progress to osteomyelitis. I finally identified another ID physician myself but A Meyers continued to refuse to provide a referral until my insistence was so strong that he was forced to issue it. The new ID physician (ID2) said that A Meyers said that there was no infection in my hand but ID2 believed otherwise after examining me and ordered the correct diagnostic test(an MRI of my hand). The MRI was performed the next day diagnosing osteomyelitis, a central IV (a PICC line) was inserted into my arm, and I was started on a 42 daily infusion of IV antibiotics at a hospital center. The side effects of the antibiotic included extreme nausea and dizziness that prevented me from driving or engaging in normal activities for 42 days. 2. As a former director of surgery in a large municipal hospital, I believe the infection control practices of both A Meyers' office and of the surgery center (owned by A Meyers and his partners) did not meet basic good infection control practice standards. While other medical providers in the area and the nation were still wearing masks for covid, no one in the office or surgery center wore masks except during surgery. I repeatedly had to ask A Meyers to wipe the surface of the office xray machine when filming my hand. And disturbingly, he either could not or would not provide me with copies of all my x-rays. 3. This was the first time I have had surgery at a physician owned facility. It is the last time as I believe both the infection control practices and the quality of the staff were substandard. 4. I found A Meyers to be very condescending and disrespectful. He is obviously unable to diagnose an infection and did not know the correct diagnostic test, an MRI, that should have been ordered to diagnose the infection. The ID2 physician told me it was my right as a patient to go to any physician I wished and readily provided a referral to another surgeon. Without this referral, I would have been unable to schedule an appointment with another surgeon as no one wants to clean up another physician's mess. 5. The additional care I required generated an additional $7500(based on insurance claims) in payments to A Meyers practice. I am left with a deformed finger, constant pain whenever the tip of my finger touches a surface, and the need for continued monitoring for the remainder of my life. A surgery which should have cost $2670 has now generated payments of at least $31,500(based on insurance claims to various providers to rectify the medical issues caused by the original procedure and mismanagement of the infection. I am now under the care of the professors and clinicians of one of the top five university medical centers in the United States. They are closely monitoring the status of my finger in order to prevent a possible amputation--all because A Meyers did not listen to me, mismanaged antibiotic treatment, could not recognize an infection, and did not know the proper diagnostic test to order to determine the problem. My life as I knew it has been taken from me and my family.

    Reconstructive Hand to Shoulder of Indiana

    Reconstructive Hand to Shoulder of Indiana

    3.4(13 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    I was refereed here by my initial doctor after breaking my elbow. I went to see doctor Meyers. He…read moreis an awesome doctor. Very personable and knowledgeable. He splits time here, another office and surgery, so it may be difficult to get a hold of his staff at times. I have also had to wait a long time after my scheduled appointment time to be seen. One time I waited 40 minutes past my scheduled appointment time. They were very apologetic about the situation though. They also have their own physical therapy attached with them, but you are not obligated to go. I am a South sider, so I went to a physical therapy studio near me. The place has a decent waiting room and friendly staff. They also have a huge parking lot that it shares with the other business in the building that it shares. They treated me very well here and got me on the right path. I wish I would have came here first for my broken elbow, but oh well. If you find yourself in need of this place's services, you are in good hands and I highly recommend checking them out.

    I was referred here after breaking my arm and apprehensive after seeing the less than three star…read morereview. They are located in a new medical building across from St Vincent's in Carmel. I had a 7 am appointment and they were in the office when I arrived at 6:30 am. I was a little discouraged by the 4 pages of paperwork that I needed to fill out with my broken arm before being seen. I was called back a little after 7. The nurse, Kat, was friendly as she took my history and gently removed my cast. Dr Peers came in soon there after and looked at the arm and took me for xrays in an adjacent room. He actually took the xrays and described what he saw. He spoke in terms that I understood and answered questions. His care and consultation were excellent and he took me to another room to start physical therapy. The physical therapist, Jenny, prepared a brief set of exercises and we practiced. She set up follow up visits. I liked that the office is self contained with everything right there. The entire visit took under an hour and I felt that I was well cared for. I highly recommend. I also recommend early morning time to avoid the wait.

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