I was that guy who stops in 5 minutes before closing. I got some sort of viral infection and the…read morecough was getting worse so I hid my man card and schlepped my butt in to see a doc. There were two medical assistants at check-in, otherwise the waiting room was deserted. I was checked in right away and in a few minutes I was called in. After they weighed my carcass, and then took my medical history, the doctor came in. Although it was quick, the exam was thorough. I was in and out in 15 minutes. The facility is clean and well lit, and everyone appeared to enjoy being there, even with someone showing up at closing. Although there are urgent care facilities closer to me, this IU Health has been the most accommodating and professional.

Called needing a same day appointment. Was told my Dr could see me 2 days from that day.Would. To…read morehave called to make a same day appointment if I did not feel the need.This is after being on hold for over 25 min twice. This is. Or the first time this has happened. Then get in with a NP which is fine in another office. She make an appointment with my primary Dr then they call and cancel it and make it with a NP. What is going on! Do not state that you can get same day appointments when none are available. One of the calls was he has no openings till the end of Dec. is it time to change Drs?

This was my first visit since this became WellNow. A typical guy, I won't see a doctor until I am…read morenear death. I felt like I had a sinus infection, bad headache (I never get headaches), sinus pressure, stuffed up, run down, all the symptoms. WellNow is around the corner from me, so it should have been an easy decision. After checking in, I had a short wait and was guided to an exam room. I described my symptoms to the nurse and was told to wait. A few minutes later the nurse practioner, Rebecca, comes in and very brusquely tells me that I have a virus and needed to see a functional medicine doctor because I have mold in my body. Really? I used to get sinus infections all the time when I lived in Texas, and still get them once or twice a year. Rebecca is younger, probably 25, and it's doubtful she spent much time as a nurse seeing patients. Rebecca them throws open the door and tells me "We're done here," stomps out and throws her pen on her desk. I replied "Thank you" and left. I then went to another urgent care where the NP was closer to my age and probably had a lot more experience seeing patients and is willing to listen to them. She said I had a sinus infection and wrote a prescription for an antibiotic. I cannot recommend WellNow with an NP with a bad attitude and unwilling to listen to how a patient feels.

Amazing experience! This is the second time we've had to visit on the weekend, and I highly…read morerecommend them and their staff! The care was top notch, and QUICK! Thank you!

My adult son has been in and out of this facility for various issues including depression, suicidal…read moreideation, bipolar disorder (allegedly), etc. I've never had a problem with a therapist until this evening. If you ever have the misfortune of talking to someone named Austin may God help you. He was rude, condescending, and accusatory. Offered zero solutions to help my son and wanted to blame me for all of my son's issues (which stem in large amount from my son willfully and intentionally not taking his medications). During the phone call I did get defensive as I'm human. I didn't take well to someone being judgemental and making assumptions about me or my life when they knew nothing about me. After 15 minutes of him browbeating me and blaming me for my son's issues he randomly put me on hold because hold music suddenly came on and after a few minutes I hung up. If this is how their "therapists" treat family members then I feel bad for the patients.

Husband went last night in a crisis situation Had a plan…read morefor suicide,they turned him away Thanks for caring

If you need a doctor in the area you should come here. Why?…read more1. Dr. Chadha is extremely thorough and knowledgeable on all things. He caught a number of issues that nobody else in town did on issues of sleep, pregnancy, child and partner wellness, medicine choice and dosage. Our obgyn isn't as good as he is. 2. He seems to have availability which is bizarre. I found out about him because another doc in town uses him. If the other doctors go to him for their checkups, that's a good sign. 3. He gives money to charity every month perhaps due to his Sikh faith, but he lets his patients decide which one by vote in the waiting room. 4. Did I mention he's a fantastic doctor? He sees all age groups and it is clear he treats his staff very well because they are also fantastic. He prints out a medical summary of each visit which is quite helpful too.

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Great and good quality and kind and efficient service . Patient with myself as an elderly personread more

The doctors were terrific. However the billing office is terrible. I was receiving services for an…read moreaccident. The bills went to my health insurance, then I was billed and then I sent them to my car insurance. I was billed on January 1, but the bill of course took a few days to arrive. By mid February I was getting multiple calls to my cell phone. I tried talking to one woman who absolutely would not listen. She kept telling me to make payment arrangements and I told her that the insurance agent had promised payment in full within a week. And she told me, "The doctors won't like that." In response to my asking why, she repeated that "They want payment arrangements." The process repeated itself,. I received bills the first of March and received collection letters in less than 6 weeks, one within 4 weeks. I also received a call to my cell phone within five weeks. If I am in another accident, I will probably not go to Unity,

Friendly staff and smart online ordering options with excellent discounts through Honey, I also…read morelike this location for dropping off UPS boxes and large assortment of extremely over priced and price gouging merchandise and food items. Surprisingly alcohol selection, great photo services, and good location; it all helps try to offset the corporate oppression CVS pushes through their lobby against much needed health care reforms due to their massive profits earned with the current insurance driven mess. Due to their resistance to American health revolutions, I avoid CVS as much as possible.

The ladies that work at this CVS store deserve a lot of credit. I witnessed a younger gentlemen…read morefumble and stumble over his words, as he backhandingly "complimented" the two older female workers. While I felt embarrassed for him, you could tell they too were embarrassed, as he continued to figuratively stick his foot in his mouth. Breaking the vibe as I walk up with my items, I said "Good Evening young ladies" and it brought a sense of humor and ease to their tension. I couldn't imagine having to deal with that on a daily basis but they handled it with class and dignity.

I've never been treated so poorly by a group of so called professionals in all my life. The front…read moredesk is great but I can't say the same about the NP's or nurses

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. I have been going to Unity all my life but I can safely…read moresay I will NEVER step foot in there again after today. The second I walked in the receptionist was incredibly condescending and treated me like I was the first rat to infect someone with the bubonic plague. Albeit this isn't the first time this has happened, but I was in so much pain on this particular visit so it struck me more. To be treated like the dirt on the bottom on someone's shoe in an already vulnerable setting is disgusting. I only wish I could've gotten her name before I walked out so I could call her out in this review. If you are thinking about going to Unity, I would suggest going literally ANYWHERE else.