Surgery went very well. I can already tell a difference when I sleep at night. Usually I would have…read morea hard time getting out of bed due to pain. This morning, no pain at all. Just the normal post op pain. He is very well educated. So anyone that has back issues or back pain, I have been asked who my dr is. I have been seeing him for 6 years now. I have had bad back issues since 14 and he has been the only dr to actually help me and not treat me as a drug seeking young man. Dr Steven Levine with Midwest Pain & Spine has an office at IU West in Avon and one in Carmel. He's a little hard to understand only because he talks quick. He knows his stuff and has worked wonders for me. I would suggest him to anyone with back pain. His honesty can come across brutal but listen to him and he will help. I cant wait to get healed up and back on the golf course. I still have 5 courses I want to play before the end of the year.

What can I say about a man who truly cares about providing his patients with a greatly reduced…read morelevel of pain AND provides hope with his great people skills too? We are really thankful we were referred to Dr Wellington. Without too many details, let me say that my wife has undergone numerous spinal surgeries due to an extremely chronic pain from arthritis and degenerative vertebrae. Even though she has complete trust in the doctors who did her surgeries, they had reached a limit on what could be done for her other than heavily medicating her which would rob her of any quality of life. Fortunately, her pain specialist recommended she try Dr Wellington at IU Health. He is one of the leading doctors in using the Medtronic pump to relieve site specific pain. Instead of large doses of pain medicine taken orally, minimal amounts of pain medicine are delivered directly to the nerves that are causing the pain via an implanted pump and delivery system. The miracle of modern medicine allowed this small system to be inserted in about an hour as an out patient (with a couple hours of recovery/observation before release.) Periodically, a small dose of medicine is delivered. On periodic follow up visits, the number of times the medicine is released and the quantity of medicine are reviewed by the doctor and is adjusted to provide relief. After just a couple visits, my wife is so much better and she has had no side effects. Just minimal levels of pain. The change in her face and even her posture are noticeable. Note 1: The pumps have a pain reservoir that is subcutaneous, so no open port to worry about for infection. The reservoir holds up to 6 months of medicine which can be filled and flushed through a simple syringe. Each visit with the Dr or his PA, you get a new date for how long your supply will last at the current distribution level so that you can plan your next visit for refill. Note 2: There has never been a case of overdose from pump failure! There have been a few cases where the pump failed and needed to be replaced. The expected life of each pump is about 7 years. And the man himself is simply a caring individual who delights in bringing pain relief and quality of life to his patients. He is kind and listens to his patients. We've been to see him several times and he has been so upbeat and reassuring on each visit. Technical things: You need a referral to see the doctor from your physician. His office is at the Indiana University Health Hospital Interventional & Advanced Pain Therapies Center. His surgeries are done at the Senate Street Surgery Center. Your first visit will be to discuss your pain and how likely you are to be a candidate for the pain pump. You have to do some screenings including a short term injection to see how well you respond to the prescribed treatment before any surgeries are done. Some screenings are required by insurance as well. If all goes well, then you schedule a surgery. That requires following some rules for the first five days when a secondary external pain pump can be removed. After that, you just schedule follow up visits to find the right level of pain management that you need. My wife is so happy now and insisted that I do a review. Happy wife, happy life. Thanks to the good Doctor! Review #3591

i absolutely love dr. wellington but his pa madeline ryan dropped/kicked me from the practice…read morebecause.i had another appointment across town and i couldn't wait for her.!! this is total crap!! i had proof on my phone that i had another appointment but noooo... watch out! dr wellington is my dr, i had an appt with him in 5 days to discuss meds, but she kicked me out before things could be rectified! this is unfair!!! and wrong!!! but nobody cares after they kick you out there's no communication you have no recourse

Dr. Steed is an extremely empathetic healthcare professional with a wealth of experience, as she…read morehas been doing this for a long time. She is seems like a lovely person and one of the only specialists in the area. However, I do think people should be aware of what they are getting into when setting up an appointment. 1. The initial consult is $500, it included an x-ray but after more research an mri is really what you should be getting to address tmd 2. She essentially gives everyone the same treatment plan which is a large splint to be worn on the bottom teeth for 24/7 initially, then tapered down to nightly for the rest of your life 3. The splint costs $4,000 with hundreds more tacked on to that for the molds and the tens treatment she has patients do in office (which they don't tell you costs as well), it is expensive even in comparison to other dental appliances on the market and insurance likely won't help cover it 4. She told me physical therapy wouldn't help me, however after my consultation with her I got a second opinion and am so glad I did. I have started physical therapy now and the results after only 2 weeks of pt + dry needling are truly amazing. I was having debilitating headaches every day for weeks, after 4 visits of PT and doing my exercises at home, I'm nearly headache free. Also, I could barely open my mouth 15mm before pt, now I am at 34mm - and I still have 3-4 more weeks of physical therapy. The best part is that insurance is covering my pt! 5. I also felt pressured to make a decision pretty quickly in the office, even the girl at the front desk made me feel like she was trying to convince me on the price 6. I've talked to two other doctors in the area now who have both had patients who Steed has referred her patients to and have referred their own patients to her. they both essentially shared the same sentiment, that Steed has been doing the same thing since she started in the 80's, it works for some people who are very pleased afterwards and some people wasted their money. When I went to see her I had terrible symptoms and was desperate to try anything, including paying the $5,000 for her treatment plan. But after my experience, I'd recommend going to the IU tmj specialists or asking your dentist to send you a referral to physical therapy. All in all, I feel like I wasted $1,000 in going to see her. Meanwhile, I initially asked my dentist to refer me to a physical therapist and instead I got sent to Steed, and then only to have my orthodontist refer me to PT which is costing me next to nothing and actually working.

I started coming to Dental Care at Plainfield Crossing in 2021 after not having dental care for…read moremost of my life. The staff in this office take great care to make your comfortable and explain everything they are doing. I needed to have a lot of work done, and they did an amazing job. I go in for regular cleanings and have never had any issues. I will always recommend this place!