ive worked here at BBMAL for 6 years now and i absolutely love working here i loved all my patients…read moreover the years every one is so helpful in the offices making sure we have materials to make our work place function smoothly. i will definitely miss everyone when is retire, i would bring my parents to live here if they were still living its a nice place

Just like family! The residents and staff wonderful! Great place to live and to work!read more

The employees at this establishment have no consideration for the residents needs. Many residents…read morehave expressed their displeasure with the quality of the food, the attitudes of the staff, and the overall performance of the staff being incredibly lackluster and generally unimpressive and disappointing. I myself have visited this business on multiple occasions and have found the entirety of the business lacking in quality as well as the basic services necessary for the running a successful enterprise of this type. Even as I write this review while visiting my relative I am talking with another woman who said and I quote "The quality of this food breaks my heart!". If I who am here very rarely can see the poor quality of this establishment then I pity those who spend many of their days here in this sham of a residential center.

My sister became a resident at Wickshire I June of this year. I wa so impressed with how welcoming…read morewickshire was. ALL staff went above and beyond introducing themselves and making my sister feel special. Lunch was scrumptious too. It was very clean and everyone was so professional. Highly recommend this Assisted Living Qarters.

Great staff and a terrific team of surgeons. I just finished my second knee replacement with them,…read moreand Dr. Julian did a great job. Again. If I had a third knee, I would come back again.

Dr. Julian and Dr. Martin are both amazing surgeons, and both have incredible bedside manners as…read morewell. Dr. Julian performed a surgery on me and he was incredible to my whole family during the whole process, explaining everything and answering every question our kids had. Dr. Martin then got called in to perform an emergency surgery on me and he was just as incredible. They are both incredibly compassionate individuals, and will dedicate a lot of their personal time to making sure you are doing well while you are in the hospital. I cannot say enough about them. They are truly masters of their trade. I would highly recommend them to to everyone.

Things used to be a five when Ken was there. After working with the prosthetist at the Greenwood…read moreoffice for a year the prosthetist decided they did not wish to continue and told me to return the leg I was wearing. When I mentioned I was told that they would make a second socket if the first one was not working I was told that "I always tell people that". On a side note instead of getting an entirely new leg to test out the test sockets my limb was taken to the back room under the guise of I just need to measure the height when in fact it was taken back there so that my leg could be used for the test socket. This is never been done to me at that location. I I'm going to mention that when the leg was returned to me reassembled the pump no longer worked. Was it just time for the pump to fail? When Tim Ruth was there they got 10 stars out of five for customer service and caring. My recent treatment has changed my previous score to one star.

Kenney Orthopedic has given my husband a below knee amputee the ability to walk again! Ashley our…read moreprosthetist is professional, personable and a delight to work with. It's refreshing to have a medical professional that is not only knowledgeable but also listens to their patients while working with them to build the best prosthetic to fit their personal needs. All of the staff has been great to work with. We appreciate Jeannie the receptionist always calling us back in a timely manner and her willingness to answer any and all of our questions. We were nervous at the beginning of this process but immediately felt at ease by how welcomed Jeannie made us feel.

SRT National Prosthetic Center is the downtown Indy office of a growing, Indiana-based creator of…read more"Superior Rehab Technologies." Founded in 2002, SRT focuses on prosthetics and orthotics for amputees and has it as a personal mission to focus on the entire individual - not just the amputation. SRT started in Butler, Indiana and currently has ten locations including three in Indy and also two locations in Illinois and one in Wisconsin. I was referred to SRT following a recent injury to my left lower limb that had been amputated nearly 30 years ago. After several weeks of therapy, which involved both wound care and physical therapy, my physical therapy referred me for what is known as a "stump shrinker," which is similar to a compression suck but more individualized to amputated limbs. We'd successfully treated my wounds and significantly reduced swelling, but it was felt something to help further reduce and maintain the reduction would be helpful. SRT is located on North Meridian in near downtown Indy. My therapist made the initial contact, but then I followed up to actually schedule the appointment. The administrative person answering the phone is super friendly and helpful. They actually were able to get me in quite quickly, but my therapist wanted to time it perfectly after one last limb-wrapping before a final appointment. SRT accommodated this special request and got me in as requested. Prior to my appointment, I did take in my prescription, which is required, and also my insurance info. Meridian Street is currently a mess due to some construction, though this is certainly not SRT's fault. You pull into the MIBOR parking lot and the SRT building is on the left. They have two spots, both accessible, directly behind the building and also another parking lot behind that. The parking lot is in some disrepair, but being a company directed at those with disabilities they've got what you'd expect - accessible parking and automatic doors. The decor is warm and inviting - I can't remember what this building was before SRT, but they have one of those waterfall walls - very calming. The reception area is big enough for multiple wheelchairs. I arrived probably about 20 minutes before my scheduled appointment with Emily. I was taken back to a room on time and Emily entered shortly after. Stump Shrinkers are relatively low-cost items and I figured this would be a quick visit. I was impressed with how much time Emily took to make sure everything was right - she'd originally understood we were handling both legs, but adapted quickly after confirming it was only one. The leg was measured, options were discussed, and she was patient as I struggled through several failed attempts to put the shrinkers on myself. She worked with me to figure out the body mechanics, mostly encouraging but also helping as needed. She also helped me deal with the old wrap that my therapist had left on the leg until my appointment. In the end, she provided me with the shrinkers she thought would be appropriate. My case is somewhat unique in that this is really a process I should have gone through directly after the amputations but never did (things have changed a lot since then). Quite honestly, Emily was stellar - she was patient, kind, enthusiastic, explained things well, and went above and beyond. She even talked about showing up to my therapy appointment on Thursday, likely my final one, to make sure everything's okay. She's a definite all-star. The only slight hitch with SRT, and I'm choosing to not dock any stars for it, is that a couple times I left a voice mail - once asking for a call back - and didn't really get follow-up. However, when I called back everything was addressed perfectly. This was a minor issue and didn't remotely impact my overwhelmingly positive impression of SRT. Would I work with SRT again? Absolutely. They were even encouraging with the possibility of trying to walk again, though that's not really a goal of mine and it's been quite a long time since that has happened. I'd definitely recommend SRT for those needing orthotic/prosthetic services.

I've had a very bad experience with SRT from the very start. The communication was very poor. The…read moreproduct (replacement leg) attachment was also extremely poor and inadequate, looking as if a grade school student glued it together in which there was NO WAY I could even wear clothes with it. The leg was just not functional at all. Because of all of this I could not accept the leg and canceled my appointment. I called SRT to tell them that I was going in a different direction and would not accept it. However, even though I did not receive the leg SRT still falsely billed my insurance company as if I did and now I have to get these, what I consider to be fraudulent charges, straightened out. SRT is very unprofessional with second rate service at best. I'm extremely disappointed. I DO NOT recommend them. Do yourself a favor. If you're ever in a similar situation go to a true professional.

This is one of the best surgery centers in the area. They have a decent sized waiting room with a…read moretelevision. The recovery rooms are very nice too. The entire staff there is very friendly. I am talking the entire staff from the nurses to doctors to room attendants. Everyone was so nice helpful and courteous. They are very knowledgeable and supportive, and kept me informed through the entire process. They keep their patients very comfortable. They will also call your ride after you surgery is completed so they do not have to wait in the waiting room the entire time. They have a huge free parking lot and valet parking is available. What is extra nice about this center is that it is located right next to a Walgreens pharmacy. This place makes the unfortunate situation of needing surgery so much better.

The family waiting area is pretty nice, if a little cramped. There's only seating for about 50,…read morebut that includes the restaurant-style booths next to the drink and vending machines. There are free beverages (from the coffee/cappuccino machine) and pop/ice water.. You have to pay for the snacks or bring in your owing food from the outside.

My name is Bernardine Carter and I am a patient at Kindred North. I am satisfied with my services…read more Best of all especially after having to be there over 30 days the Food is excellent. DarShay the manager over dietary has a great team that cooks with love. Not once have I desired outside food. I am grateful to be shut in with good meals that keep you full until your next meal...Homemade not boxed and processed, mostly everything is from scratch and fresh fruit with every meal. Kudos to great care and food

kindred hospital is the worst hospital in the state. my husband was there twice within month and…read moreboth times the AC was out except for the nurses area. the rooms were filthy and some days not cleaned for days. they had the meds laying on the filthy counters in the room. most of the nurses had a huge additude. they chatted more than helped patients. i asked the charge nurse to call me back when my husband was dying and the nurse said ' oops i guess i forgot to call u back.'. my husband left that place to hospice and died two days later. i truly believe it was from the filthy area he had to stay in. jb

Ok, I'm nervous, worried, excited! I came into the store because of foot pain. Extreme heal and…read moretendon pain... I've heard of the good feet store, I've heard they work and that they are very pricey... but, if you could walk PAIN FREE would you pay?? Yes. I would, so I went in... Eric the salesman was very nice and patient with me...I tried on several shoes to get the right fit. Measuring, checking, Measuring. The more I tried on and the more I walked, the LESS pain I was feeling.. I'm sitting in my vehicle now, hoping it's a dream come true. Pain hurts. I trust that I will do what I'm supposed to and that my pain will subsidie. Brian, the manager explained my paperwork extremely well and made sure I was comfortable in my purchase. Thank you Brian and Eric. Thank you ( so far! lol )

I felt it was very expensive for the supports. I didn't buy them. In a few months the problem…read morehealed without there supports. The sales lady was very nice. But no one should need to pay over $1,000 for supports for your feet.