I love visiting Dr. Knabel. I have never had a favorite doctor before, but I actually feel heard…read moreand listened to here. He's an osteopath and has an excellent approach which combines medical knowledge and common sense. He explains things clearly and simply, and is funny to boot. He also considers whether medication is really needed, and how strong it should be given the specific circumstances, as opposed to pushing medication strongly. His nurses are lovely as are the front of house staff. Even changes in insurance are fairly smooth. The facility is always clean, quiet and never seems to be in a state of chaos (which I can't say for most other doctors offices I've visited over the years). When I come here I am a person, not a slot filling up time in his calendar. Thanks for treating me with respect and kindness and helping me to get better Dr. Knabel!

I would strongly caution anyone against choosing IU Bedford Hospital for medical care. My mother…read morewas sent here for what should have been a common medical procedure, and she just about didn't make it out alive. I won't go into details because this isn't the place for it, but I will say this: if you are in need of hospital care, do not go to this hospital. The level of care, attention, and safety we experienced was unacceptable and deeply concerning. A hospital should be a place where you can trust your loved ones will be cared for responsibly, and that trust was completely broken here. I hope others think twice before putting their health in the hands of this facility.

December 16th 2023 went into the so-called ER for a cough. Told me my heart was in Atrial…read moreFibrillation. Wanted to admit me, I knew better than to stay at an IU Hospital. Made them transfer me to Columbus Regional Hospital in Columbus Indiana. I let them do the Cardioversion to my heart. was released from Columbus on the 19th of December 2023. Wednesday December 20th 2023 1:30 p.m. The Cough hit me like a ton of bricks, went to the IU Hospital in Bedford, again to the ER they ran test on me from 7:40 p.m. till 11:30 p.m.. I was released 15 minute before midnight the 21st. they gave me no medicine of any kind, or prescription for the cough. Basically stuck a band aid on me and sent me on my way. I had no ride home, was told they don't offer rides home. they asked me, why did I come in here if I didn't have a way home? I said I'm sorry I'll call ahead next time, to schedule when I can get sick. I called a med cab that never showed up. told them I had no way home. They said to me there's nothing we can do, we don't offer rides. So from 3:05 a.m. till 6:00 a.m. I walked for 3 hours in the freezing cold 32° outside breathing cold air with a bad cough. For the following 3 days, I coughed up bright thick green Mucus. 2:15 a.m. Christmas morning, could not breathe for about a half an hour. called an ambulance, went back to the ER. Where they ran tests again and only gave me steroids stuck a Band-Aid on me again and sent me on my way again. Thursday December 28th called an ambulance, to be taken to the ER again. Got there at 9:00 a.m. admitted me at 7Pm. told me my Potassium was dangerously low. Told them, I had had barely anything to eat for 3 Days. couldn't get it to my stomach, where it would stay, just lcouldn't get it to my stomach. They did not listen, told them about 20 times, I had had nothing and was starving. Gave me a little Turkey sandwich. a crumb, compared to what I needed. the so-called nurse, whose name will be mentioned, is Melissa would not listen to me at all about anything I was feeling. 4:30 a.m. on December 29th 2023 I started sweating gallons my blood sugar had dropped to 84 and I literally had to beg them for something to eat, they were wondering what was happening. I was telling them what was happening, but they absolutely would not listen. finally the so-called woman doctor listened to me brought me a sandwich chips fruit and a pop, half an hour later I was totally fine. over the course of the next 24 hours the so-called nurse Melissa absolutely would not listen to me about anything. she absolutely would not tell me, what was going on with my health, and what all the medicine I was taking was for. 4:30 a.m. Saturday the 30th I had enough of her, I was starving and felt like I was getting sick again, they still absolutely would not listen to me. I told her she was a narcissist and to leave me alone I spoke to the Head Nurse and told her that I needed food immediately. she then brought me a sandwich I told her I did not want Melissa back in the room with me. was released December 30th 10:45 a.m. was not given any medicine, was not told where any medicines were sent, so here I sit at 10:08 a.m. New Year's Eve 2023. After a night of coughing so hard till I vomit. with no clue of what I should do. So if the so called hospital administer is reading this. All I will see in response is. we're sorry you had a bad experience. which is probably an automated response. In conclusion: No other Hospitals near by at all. With no car. No choice, but to go this so called hospital. I use the word "Hospital." Very loosely. if you value your health and Life. Avoid Any IU so called hospital. if you want to live UPDATE: I did hear from one of the hospital Administrators. She listened to me about everything, I just wrote in this review. Said she would look into it. After about 5 weeks, I received a letter from her, saying there was an Investigation and they Concluded that I received the best care possible. And they consider this matter Closed. Typical response I was expecting from an IU Hospital

While this building has been around for a few years, it still feels newer. It houses several…read moremedical provider offices, including a Quest Diagnostics for blood draws. There is a digital directory when you walk into the lobby. You can search by the name of your doctor to confirm the floor/office number. The large facility also offers a large parking area. I've never had an issue getting a spot and the walk to the lobby is reasonable. This area has grown up a bit since this facility opened. Publix is nearby along with restaurants and other shops across the street.

If you want excellent health treatment this is a great place to come. The doctors and the staff…read morehere are highly qualified, friendly and helpful. When you arrive you are greated with a friendly hello and get the help you need to check in and get things started. This continues to be a very good facility.

My wife gave birth here we save the money paid all the bills everything was good three months later…read morethey threaten us with a collection one month later they gave us money back! That's the short version not counting all the disrespect that we got during my wife's five day hospital stay after giving a complicated birth, One of the nurses even made fun of me because I had to push it baby T-shirt on I overheard her saying something about the way my wife gave birth very disrespectful!! They do not follow our birthing plan at all, also every time we went there their billing was screwed no matter what you payed! Even if you paid it in full! Never before in my life had a hospital threaten me with collection, just sad and disrespectful

Wonderful Hospital with a professional, friendly, and caring staff. Have utilized their services…read morefor over 30 years. Jasper and surrounding area is very fortunate to have such a wonderful hospital.

Excellent in every way !!! My husband and I have been there many times over the years and have…read morealways had great success.

I have been a patient of Dr. Kelsey for almost a year. The staff is welcoming and professional. The…read moreclinic is clean, calming, and organized. After just a few sessions, I noticed significant improvements in pain levels and overall mobility and flexibility. I genuinely look forward to my monthly maintenance visits!

Dr. Anderson and Dr. Kelsay both seem great. I like the experience and knowledge that Dr…read more Anderson's has. They're professional and they get you in on time and don't wait too long to be seen. I would recommend them!

Excellent staff and environment. They go the extra mile with care and compassion for the residents.read more

Very nice facility! When looking for assisted living whether for yourself or a loved one, you hope…read moreto find a place that can provide as close to "home" environment as possible. While I would add some bright color paint to some of the walls (grey and white right now), this home offers a theatre room, a library, an exercise room, two sitting areas with fireplaces and some outdoor patio space. Also, a large, linen tablecloth dining room. The rooms are adequate in size, look comfortable, with a double sink, apartment size refrigerator, and microwave. There is usually room for 1 or 2 chairs for visitors and a single bed. The bathroom is large enough to easily maneuver a wheelchair or walker. During our visit, bingo was being played and we were told there are always scheduled activities to keep residents busy and socially involved. Lets face it none of us look forward to having to live in an assisted living facility. Or having to decide where a parent or other family member may have to live temporarily or permanently. For me, a baby boomer, it was comforting to know this place is here.