I went to this doctor's office following my sleep studies that have shown I have sleep apnea. The…read morestaff has been friendly and knowledgeable. I have met with Dr. Robert G. Shellman, MD, a couple of times thus far and have more follow up appointments scheduled with him and his other office staff. They have helped me to find the correct type of sleep mask for my specific needs. Dr. Shellman is a professional and very intelligent man, with excellent patient doctor manner, and he is not opposed to making a joke to lighten the mood. I recommend this local Shelbyville, IN office that's located inside the new hospital located near i74 and St Rd 9. They accept all types of insurances.

I was taking Biologic Shots every two weeks. Then started to charge me $350.00 every two. The bill…read moregot over $1100.00 I had to quit taking them. I tried to work with them. They didn't want to work with me. I'm on a limits income. With a adult Autistic child. Paying apartment rent. Either those shots or my apartment. It was the shots I gave up. I started paying $50 a month. Got paid down to $800. Started getting nasty letters, text. That they were going to turn me in collections. I called them. They told me. If I don't sit up a payment plan. Even I was paying $50 a month with them. They still going to turn me into collections. That is not right. Also, had them paid down to $800. Went back up to $1192.

I`ve been with Family Allergy and Asthma for quite some time, and am very disappointed…read more For starters. I`d been with them for YEARS, and was taking allergy shots EVERY week, and someone FINALLY asked me, why I was taking shots every week, wasn`t I ready to move forward to taking shots every other week? I said, I was well beyond ready to take shots less frequently...why hadn`t someone let me know that I was ready to make that change? GEEEZ! Most recently, I`ve had MULTIPLE instances when I`ve gone into the Avon office to get shots, scanned my card to notify them that I`m there, and had people walk in the door AFTER I`ve been there, checked in and waiting, and they take these newcomers AHEAD of ME! MY time matters too! I had this issue just this afternoon, and did what I always do in this case, I walked out. Time will tell if I stay with this group, but if things stay as they are, it`s NOT likely.

This review is for the Pulmonary Function Lab in the Adult Outpatient Center on the 4th Floor at IU…read moreHospital downtown on University Blvd. The department is just past the restrooms and well marked. The waiting area has limited seating with 2 double-seats. They only allow the patient to go to the testing rooms. You'll be instructed to check in at the 2nd floor MDC desk before heading to the fourth floor. If you can park on the 2nd floor of the parking garage the bridge connects you to the hospital and you will walk directly into the MDC area. Kelly was my tech and she's performed my tests before. She is very personable, friendly and explains each step of the procedures well. The room was very clean, she wore a mask the entire time and the room was a comfortable temperature. After I completed the tests she submitted the reports to my physician since I was headed back to the second floor to meet with him. He had already reviewed the reports by the time I was taken to a patient room. The testing process goes quickly and they use the time wisely.

This review is for the Cardiac Rehab Department at IU West Hospital in Avon on West 10th Street. It…read morewas suggested by my Pulmonologist at IU Hospital, (downtown Indy) that I participate in the Cardiac Rehab program but not as a cardiac patient since I didn't have diagnosed cardiac issues. They have a program similar to joining a gym. You pay a monthly fee ($28) under their Gym Program. You have flexible appointments, use of the equipment while having the safety of trained professionals only seconds away. You're not hooked up to the monitors but, if asked, they are happy to take your blood pressure and oxygen level. It is truly a safe zone for me and others. I started on the Gym Program but struggled on each appointment. During my second week the techs and nurses noticed the consistent issues I was experiencing. The Cardiac Tech, Jeremy, sent an update to my Pulmonologist suggesting I see a Cardiologist. 2 days later the Cardiologist's office called to schedule a tread mill in the Nuclear Medicine at the hospital. The very next day the Cardiologist called with the test results and scheduled me for the Cardiac Cath lab 2 days later. All this transpired within a 5 day period because the Tech's at Cardiac Rehab pay close attention to their patients. 4 blockages and 2 stints later I feel better everyday. I'm two months into my rehab and I hope to graduate in a few weeks. I am totally grateful as I realize they most likely saved my life, along with my Cardiologist and team. If you need a Cardiac Rehab program I highly recommend IU West Hospital on the Ground Floor. The area is cozy with a laid-back atmosphere and several muted T.V.'s and music playing. The staff consists of Megan, Aaron W., Aaron F. and Jeremy who are terrific at their jobs, friendly and keep a light, enjoyable atmosphere.