Called this morning 11/1/2024 and spoke to a person named Mandy. I explained my symptoms and how…read morelong I've been dealing with them and how I really needed to see someone (my regular office couldn't get me in until weeks later). She told me she could make this appointment for this day at 2:05 at this Artistry location. I get here and they tell me that my appointment was set for my regular doctor nearly 30 minutes away. I'm very clearly upset and in pain and this receptionist proceeds to comment "girrrrl, rawr" and ask me if I want an appointment for Monday. After that comment, I shook my head no and proceed to walk out.

I finally found a convenient place to go for my annual checkups. It's located downtown so I can…read morewalk out route my bike here. The facility is very new and is absolutely spotless. There's even a little free parking lot in back for patrons.

I brought my mom to this location for an outpatient surgery…read more It's easy to get to, just off of 465 and Washington Street and there's plenty of parking. The building seems a little older but is clean and well-cared for. The front office staff, nurses, and doctors were all friendly and really attentive. My mom's last surgery in a different network and location went terribly so we were dreading it, but this experience was easy, quick, and went really well. The lobby is on the smaller side, but there were a few times I was the only person waiting so it really wasn't bad. There isn't a cafe or place to get food, but there was a coffee machine in the lobby and a few vending machines downstairs.

The medical staff were very inappropriate to me after my surgery and made me feel unsafe.read more

IU Neuroscience with Dr.Mackay & Dr. Corey Owens (I think that was his name) was very informative…read moreand thorough Dr. Corey was 1st and did a great exam and took great notes! I had 2 videos from 4/17/2026 & 4/21/2026 which really showed both doctors how my eyes were not working together. Care was superb, and the office check in was seamless, with the doctor coming in pretty quick. Some of the exams were the same or similar to a regular eye exam, but there were a lot more that clearly defined my eye muscle issues. I will need to see a Neurological Surgeon to hopefully correct my vision to stop or greatly alleviate my double vision concerns. Highly recommended doctor

This is one fancy building for a doctors appointment. Even the handles on the restroom doors are…read morefancy. There is a parking garage in the back on 15th street. Today the machine to pay for parking located just inside the garage doors, would not read my credit card. It would not read the card of the man behind me either. I come here to see an ENT specialist for my sinus issues. Today I'm having a CT Scan and a doctor appointment. Service here was fast and on time for the scan and both doctor appointments.

Had to come in for a check up on my thyroid, had a biopsy years ago and this is just a part of the…read moreroutine. They are prompt but friendly and I've always had different techs when I go in, but they are friendly and professional! If you have to have imaging done this is a great place! They also get the results out very fast!

I have been here a few times and each time they have been very friendly. They are pretty quick with…read morethe service and will explain to you if you have any questions. The office space is very clean. You can do a walk in or do an appointment depending on the type of service you are getting done. Today I had Peggy who did my service and she was very friendly and would ask if I need a break or anything.

I'm a relatively healthy person (knock on wood), but I've been to this Community Health Pavilion in…read moreCarmel multiple times. This place has different doctor's offices and service providers located within this one building. It reminds me of an indoor mini mall, because there is seating in the middle, with offices all around. Me, personally? I've been here to visit the Quest Diagnostics for blood draws, visited the walk-in breast screening services for my yearly mammogram, had an X-ray done for abdominal woes, and brought my children to visit the urgent care. There are also endocrinologists here, OB/GYN care, physical therapists and other physicians and services. The waiting room is big and open, and it's always been very peaceful and calm whenever I have visited. I don't enjoy visiting any kind of doctor at any time, but whenever I visit a doctor or get a procedure done here, it's always been a good experience.

It's not a bad place to get checked up. The real gem here is the men's room. Always clean and…read moresmelling nice, the urinals are set up in a perfect 1, 3, 5 order with 3 being the small urinal so 1 and 5 can always maintain mens room distance from each other.

After my recent hospitalization and surgery at St. Francis, I've now begun the process of…read morepost-discharge doctor's appointments. The first, a primary care appointment, actually involved a switch for me as my primary care physician is on maternity leave and I had the opportunity to be seen by Douglas McMahon, MD, a physician within the same practice in the Franciscan Cityway practice located directly next to the Irsay YMCA. The basics of the practice remain the same - the building is located in the Cityway section of Indy just off downtown. It's an up-and-coming area with mostly higher-end apartments and restaurants within walking vicinity. You do have to grab a parking ticket, but Franciscan does validate parking. They have a row of accessible parking spots directly by the entry to the practice. They also have power doors with a push-button leading into the practice. As you enter, you head slightly toward the right to check-in and the check-in area is pretty wheelchair friendly as is the waiting area. Dr. McMahon has been with Franciscan for 24 years and he has a relaxed, friendly demeanor. He's serious and informed, yet friendly and relaxed. Despite the fact that I wasn't technically his patient, you could tell he'd taken the time to become informed about my case. I wasn't quite sure why I'd been scheduled a primary care appointment post-discharge, though I did think that it was a nice touch as I do think your primary care physician should be centrally involved post-hospitalization. I also think it gives you a sense of normalcy when hospitalization itself can be fairly traumatic (and certainly was in my case). I was impressed that the day before my appointment I received a call from the practice indicating Dr. McMahon had called in a prescription for me based upon lab work he'd reviewed. Again, that made it clear he was actually becoming informed about my case and not just treating me like somebody he had to cover for my usual physician. I was impressed. Upon my arrival, I was seen about 5 minutes after my scheduled time and Dr. McMahon arrived pretty quickly. He'd clearly reviewed my case and was well informed. He asked questions to fill in the gaps. We addressed a variety of subjects ranging from pain to concern about redness in my leg to my recovery and my goals for the next few weeks. It was a conversation that never felt rushed or pressured. This continues to be an impression I have of Franciscan. They seem to just allow for a little more time with patients and, in turn, I think that creates more trust and better outcomes. He prescribed another medication but overall felt like I was on a good healing track and didn't feel the need to see me again before my usual doctor returns from leave. He left open the door that I could contact him should any additional needs arise, but also understood I had a couple other doctors I would be seeing. He seemed to care about how I was treated by them and worked to ensure I had a positive relationship with them. Overall, this was definitely a positive experience and I would have zero issues recommending Dr. McMahon for someone seeking a family doctor and/or primary care. As usual, I also really liked the support staff including the woman at the front desk who remembered me by name. Having now experienced two physicians within this same practice, both of which I rated 5-stars, I would have to say the Franciscan Cityway practice is one of Indy's best kept secrets for family medicine.

Very good and very thorough! Would recommend to anyone who is looking for a good doctor!read more

This review is basically to inform patients who aren't aware the American Health Network (AHN)…read moregroup has moved from the Georgetown Plaza location. In November, 2019, Dr. Wyant, and the entire office, moved from the Georgetown Medical Plaza to Marsh Road in Intech Park off of West 71st Street. Dr. Wyant, and group, is now with the Optum Network. Dr. Wyant has been my Primary Care Physicians (PCP) for many, many years and I still highly recommend him. He has absorbed some retiring physicians patients so his wait time has increased but I take that into consideration on my personal calendar and scheduling. He's so worth it since he gives all his patients the necessary time while still being efficient and productive. He truly cares about the health and well being of his patients. The new location sets back off Marsh Road, is a one level building and has ample parking. As you enter through the automatic sliding doors you're directly standing in the lobby. The same smiling faces you knew at the old office greet you as you enter. The charming office waiting room is large, brightly lite and I personally enjoyed the new comfortable chairs. The convenient internal lab was relocated with the office so no need to find a new lab for lab orders from your doctor. The new lab is much larger than the old closet size lab. Just remember this lab is for in-house Optum doctor's orders only. The new location is closer for some and farther for others but honestly only 10-15 minutes from the old office off Georgetown Road. Easy on/off access off 465 onto West 71st Street exit.

I recently had my primary care doctor relocated and needed to obtain a new one. As I've recently…read morebeen in the IU health system due to a cancer diagnosis that needed their level of expertise, I decided it made sense to try to stay within the IU system. Dr. Boyce is located at the IU Health - Glendale practice in Glendale Town Center at 62nd and Keystone. It's a convenient location to my home and pretty accessible. The practice is located on the second floor of the office side of the center. If you need accessibility, as I do, I recommend parking in the accessible parking spots in front of Mattress Firm. Right next to Mattress Firm, there's a small retail spot that serves as a lobby and contains an elevator that will take you to the practice. Getting off the elevator, go right and you'll go right to it. The practice itself has automatic doors, a rare thing at Glendale Town Center but a nice touch here. I won't so much say that Dr. Boyce was referred to me. I am currently getting wound care and needed a primary care doctor to sign off on my plan. As the need was time sensitive (or it would interrupt my care), I basically requested a female physician and the staff at the wound care clinic got an appointment with the first available. I absolutely loved my previous primary care doctor and it was hard to switch and I went into this with some hesitation. Dr. Boyce only works Wednesday-Friday in the clinic. She's got privileges at IU Health - Methodist and IU - University hospitals. I liked that she came in with questions - I have a pretty complex history and I've had primary care physicians decline to follow me. My previous doctor also had an MPA - so there was a strong knowledge of the system that helped someone like me. Dr. Boyce doesn't have that and admitted a lack of experience with issues like going through ordering wheelchairs and wheelchair parts and other medical supplies. So, there will definitely be a learning curve for both of us. She specifically noted that I could reach out to her via the MyIUHealth system, a convenience I appreciate, and did a thorough exam. She expressed a couple of concerns. We discussed a couple of medications, though in the end didn't really go for anything at this point. We agreed that I would schedule every six months - I'd previously done quarterly, however, that was prior to obtaining a urologist that now addresses a lot of my concerns. The room I was in was definitely not ADA - this bothered me. There was, however, a cool bed that was lower to the ground than I am used to. The clinic also doesn't seem to have adaptive equipment - for example, they could not weigh me as a paraplegic/wheelchair user. This was a solid experience. Dr. Boyce and I agreed this situation would work and I scheduled a next appointment. I can also schedule things online.