Where did Dr.Csuka go!!?? If anyone knows please post So we…read moreCan follow him. Very caring and knowledgeable. He always suggested dietary changes to help Address any problems. Many Doctors don't take the time to get to the root of the cause. He didnt just throw pills at u to get u out the door. He really cared.

Dr. Csuka is one of the most awesome doctor that I ever have. He is caring, kindness and always…read morelisten what I needed for to taken care of on each of my appointment. I was with him since 3/4/2017, I have my annual ck up appointment coming up on 3/8/22, so sad that he is no longer with that Medical group, I wish that I can know it sooner , then I can follow him and would like as my family doctor . He is the best of the best doctor all patients wish for. He care his patient in all ways. I saw the review with one of patient "Michael W.", I am totally not agree what he said at all. Because Dr. Csuka really care about his patient, if any billing issues, that's not the doctor 's job, that is a administration job, do not blame on doctor, their job is help us to get better in our physical , not our bills. Once again, Dr. Scuka is one of the best doctor that I ever have, and I will highly recommend him , he is very very awesome doctor and help me solve my two major issues for my car accident on 2017. It was sad that he is no longer with Hoag Medical Group. I wish he can be my family doctor again.

I also see doctor Grant as my general practitioner. She is a very friendly/nice doctor who takes…read moreher time to listen to me and discuss anything that might be going on medically. Her bedside manner is kind, caring, meticulous, thorough and relaxed. She is not pretentious whatsoever. I appreciate a doctor who treats a patient with respect and in a humanizing and humble way. Relating to a patient is very important in the medical field. If it's not empathy, it should certainly be sympathy. My biggest peeve with doctors in the past has been them primarily being very short with their time and attention to my needs and medical concerns. I don't like to be treated like cattle, and certainly not like I am a dime a dozen. I don't get that treatment at all with this practice. You get that feeling of trust and peace of mind when you see Dr. Grant. An extra shout out go to the other office staff that work at the Community Southside Pavillon - from the nurses to the front office reception staff. They are all super friendly and welcoming. It's not an act. They are professional, and they are for real (genuine). A big bonus that this practice offers is that they are open on Saturdays until noon. It's always nice to have that option available.

If you have type II diabetes and are unhappy with your doctor / health care provider / diabetes…read moreteam, I strongly recommend calling Community Physicians of Indiana and scheduling an appointment with Randall Salyer. He is a Nurse Practitioner specializing in diabetes management and he is awesome.

Dr Simmons was recommended to me by my daughters' pediatrician for my two girls, for when they…read moreturned 18. I was not disappointed by this recommendation! When my insurance changed, she became my doctor, as well. Dr. Simmons is respectful, taking the time to really listen. She has a calm and peaceful demeanor. Whenever tests were ordered, I never had to call for the results - the office was proactive and always promptly called me.

I have been going here for years, Dr. Idella Simmons bed side manner is phenomenal, she is patient,…read morekind and fun to talk to. I feel like she is very informed on a variety of issues and keeps up on her licensing in a very timely manner. I love that we just don't focus on medical but talk about life and family. She is a PCP not a specialist and I am thankful she has referred me to some excellent doctors, who see me on a regular basis for other issues. She is in contact with them and is up to date on my overall health and care. Booking and communication is easier than ever now with the online portal. I'm not happy that she had to sell her practice, but it is almost impossible for a doctor to be independent now days, and completely understand the reasoning behind it. She's done great with all the changes and I know will continue to do so. I feel very confident in referring her to family and friends! Thank you!

That was the easiest, quickest, and most pain free blood test I ever got. Blood test lab inside the…read moreCommunity Physicians Network at Broad Ripple has the best nurse to draw your blood samples. As you can see plenty of hand sanitizer is provided throughout the building and patients seat at least 6" apart. And you can reward yourself with Penn Station afterwards, as it is just next door to the business.

Dr.Fox is a good doctor. The practice is a joke! They suck money out of you when you have huge…read moredeductible! Their nurses may order tests knowing the tests are not accurate! Today I was really appalled when I had to argue with a nurse regarding my sons one more day stay at home! The nurse said my son could go to school next day!!! At doctors office he had no fever because he'd taken Tylenol prior to visit, we just arrived home and my son has 102 fever! How could a nurse argue with me? The location of this office is in poor,run down neighborhood. When you have an urgency to see a doctor, you can't!!

Dr. Dwivedi is a practicing physician with a specialty in internal medicine who works out of the IU…read moreHealth Physicians Family and Internal Medicine practice at 9650 East Washington Street on the far Eastside of Indianapolis. I believe Dr. Dwivedi is new to the practice, though the practice itself has been in this location for quite some time. I will confess that I had attempted to see a physician's assistant in this practice, but learned that they require your first visit be made with a physician. I would later learn that they also require that you see your assigned physician every quarter, though between those visits you can see a physician's assistant. I'd actually selected a different doctor through another healthcare provider, but due to a mistake in the physical therapy office I was attending I found myself in need of a physician's signature for a plan of care - I was given just 4 days to obtain the signature and this happened to fall on Thanksgiving week. It wasn't ideal. I tried to get in with the doctor I'd chosen, but they were unable to squeeze me in. Thus, I began a mad rush for a doctor despite my frustration that this could jeopardize my plans to see the one I'd carefully selected. However, I decided to give Dr. Dwivedi a chance since the practice could squeeze me in the Friday after Thanksgiving. The practice itself is pretty nicely suited to wheelchairs. There's ample parking out front, though it's more to the side of the doors. The practice itself is on the first floor. The waiting room is huge and it appears multiple doctors use this practice. As a sexual assault survivor, I lean toward female physicians whenever possible. While this is certainly not always possible, especially with certain specialties, female physicians are now in large numbers and this simply isn't an unusual request. However, this practice only has male physicians (though both physician's assistants are female). I was seen in a timely manner. The nurse was friendly and took my vitals. This was considered an intake with the intent of establishing primary care. Dr. Dwivedi came in in a timely manner. He's a younger physician, very friendly and yet you could tell he was still getting used to things. As someone who's a little more complex due to having multiple birth defects, I was a little concerned that he seemed somewhat unfamiliar with mine (though did fine once reminded). The exam room was smaller, which added to my discomfort of having an exam with a male physician. I mentioned this, especially when it was noted my blood pressure was fairly high. Either my explanation wasn't accepted or it was simply dismissed. I had my leg wrapped due to a recent leg injury, but he opted to not check it out. He did give me a needed prescription for an adaptive device and signed the plan of care. I attempted to explain my comfort concerns and to discuss the desire to be seen by the physician's assistant, though this also seemed to be dismissed. When he mentioned my blood pressure, while standing over me and listening to my breathing, he seemed apathetic about it when I mentioned my lack of comfort. Again, I felt dismissed. In short, I think Dr. Dwivedi is likely fine for someone who is less complex and who doesn't have the multiple variables that I do. I certainly didn't dislike him, but I also didn't feel listened to or have my boundaries respected. It's one thing to say "No, you can't see the physician's assistant" and it's another thing to completely ignore the discussion. It seemed like boundary issues weren't honored and any opinion I offered was dismissed. A week after seeing him, my originally planned doctor called and was able to squeeze me in. While I didn't technically "need" to go again, I knew that between the practice's location and my lack of comfort with Dr. Dwivedi that I would not be returning unless required by my physical therapy (which fortunately ended a week later). Interestingly, the new physician did a much more complete exam, listened, honored boundaries, and did MUCH more including checking my leg wrap while also charging $20 less. Needless to say, my originally planned physician earned my primary care business.

My family was so blessed to have found this Dr. My husband got some devastating news and we needed…read moreto get him into a Family physician asap. Not only did Dr D take him in on next day he went above and beyond to make sure my husband got the best care and very quickly. My whole family just found a new Dr. He was very professional yet empathetic to our needs. Thank you Dr D

The doctor came back to me on this and gratefully helped me with my condition…read more So hopefully I get some relief.

This is the IU Health - Glendale Town Center practice, a practice devoted to primary care and also…read morepediatrics. There's also a lab available in this office. For those familiar with Glendale Town Center, this is located on the second floor of the offices section of the complex on the side directly off of East 62nd Street. There's a small lobby/storefront area directly next to Mattress Firm that has an elevator that will take you to the second floor. There's also a set of stairs available for those who prefer. I needed to establish care with a new primary care physician as my previous one relocated to Shelbyville and is just a bit too far away for me. I'd previously looked at appointments here, however, they were a couple months out and I skipped it. However, because I attend an IU Health clinic elsewhere they were able to get me in within a couple weeks. They do have automatic doors for those who need them. That's a plus. I also noted very quickly that this was one of the better looking and cleaner IU Health clinics I've experienced. I arrived a good 15-20 minutes before my scheduled check-in time and checked in at the front desk. Because I'm an established IU Health patient, I didn't really need to do much else. I waited in the waiting room until I was called. I was taken back in a timely manner. They asked me how I usually got weighed (I don't usually as most clinics are not set up for wheelchair users) and I did note they didn't have any of the modern tech that would do that without a scale. I was taken into an exam room - very small room that would definitely not be considered ADA compliant. It was so small I had to move quite a bit in order for the employees to get around me. I did like that they had an exam bed that was lower to the ground and adjustable. However, this was definitely not an appropriate room for a wheelchair user. My doctor was Dr. Boyce. We had a nice conversation about my needs for the day. She only works part-time in the clinic and we also discussed that. It was a fine appointment - not outstanding, however, there was really nothing wrong with it. I was somewhat hesitant to establish with IU as they are not the top tier of my insurance, however, Dr. Boyce seems nice and this is very close to my home. So, it should work. My hope is that in the future I can utilize a more appropriate exam room. However, overall, this was a solid experience with friendly staff and a warm, comfortable atmosphere.

Easily the worst group of medical staff I have ever encountered. Their snide, judgmental comments…read moreand lack of professionalism is shocking. They illegally and intentionally waited more than 30 days to send a single lab report to my new doctor. My new doctor commented that the women at this office were catty and seemingly "punishing" me for switching doctors by withholding my records. Go anywhere else if you wish to get even satisfactory medical care. The last time I was in the office I heard them loudly discussing another patient and making fun of her, claiming she was delusional. It was entirely heartbreaking and disgusting. I never went back.

Dr Wooll honors medical freedom and very knowledgeable. Sometimes there is a wait but she will not…read morerush through the appointment but give you her undivided attention. Many people Ivee known have switched to her because of her up to date knowledge on the latest treatment. I won't go any where else.

During a recent 10-day hospitalization at St. Francis Hospital, I had Dr. Tawfik for the latter…read morepart of my stay when he took over for the physician, from his same practice, who had provided most of my care from day one. I believe the reason for the change had something to do with the upcoming holiday and the other doctor's vacation. To be fair, Dr. Tawfik had a tough act to follow. I really appreciated the other physician. She was warm, communicative, thorough, and always seemed to be advocating for me throughout my stay. I felt like I was in good hands and I appreciated that she took whatever time I needed to be sure I understood what was going on and her recommendations. While Dr. Tawfik kept largely the same time schedule and did communicate, it was more abruptly and without the warmth and detail of the previous physician. He spoke in "lingo" rather than in simpler terms that those from outside the facility or from outside healthcare would understand. He wasn't cold, but he just lacked the ability to communicate compassion as easily and I didn't feel as comfortable that he thoroughly understood me or my case. Dr. Tawfik ended up overseeing the end of my inpatient stay and my discharge from the hospital. I must say that for a hospital stay that had been filled with so much compassion and quality care, the final day was filled with chaos and a remarkable lack of clarity. I put much of this on Dr. Tawfik, who came into my room in the morning and informed me I'd been denied one potential option for discharge. His question to me was "What do you want to do?" He offered me no other options and the only thing I could think of was going home, though I certainly didn't feel ready for discharge and he gave no impression that discharge would literally be that day despite the symptoms I continued to have. He also stated that he intended to appeal the denial, but appeared to have not done that. Within an hour, my discharge order was written with no clear explanation of options or what was to come. Unfortunately, both my nurse and aide for that day were new to me and didn't quite grasp my case and weren't sure how to advocate. They offered to suggest that he pursue the peer-to-peer review, which he had assured me he was doing. I also later learned there were lesser level of care options we could have pursued, though he explained none of these things. It just felt lacking in the compassion that had so defined the rest of the stay and left me going home into a home where I would be alone with no clear options given the holiday weekend that was coming up. It felt like poor discharge planning and very weak patient care and advocacy. Overall, I don't believe Dr. Tawfik to be a poor physician and I don't think one rough day completely derailed what had been an overall positive stay. However, given a choice, I definitely would not be followed by him and should the situation arise again I would definitely request a change.