This place gives very quality care, I would highly recommend coming here (if you need to)…read more Staff is very professional and top notch, they give amazing care and attention.

Mental Health is very important and must be taken seriously. Please don't go here if you have any…read moremental health issues or concerns because you will not be taken seriously. You will get laughed at and dogged out for getting help. Dr. Michelle Bryant treats mental health as a joke especially for black men! Highly recommend somewhere else.

Staff was nice and helpful, this was a new doctor for us, they were able to get us in quickly and…read moreexplained what was going on very well, the only issue was they were short staffed in there lab and not able to take labs same day, I guess the staffing issues are everywhere. But overall, we were really happy with this location.

Darla Barry was the midwife that attended to my wife and he prenatal care. Darla is excellent in…read morethe care of her patients. In truth Mrs. F considers Darla more a friend who just so happens to have lots of specialized knowledge regards babies and their mamas! If you are looking for a natural birth experience Mrs F and I would highly encourage you to visit Darla-she's receptive to and encourages you to have a birth plan. We absolutely love Darla Barry-can she be out primary care provider? The office itself might surprise you. The phones seem always to be a little bit busy and sometimes you are on hold a while. But everyone is kind and caring. Sometimes the wait to be seen can be a few minutes longer than you might wish but I promise you that it's worth the cost. Stick with it! We switched from IU north because we wanted a more natural birth experience and we wanted a prenatal and medical team that could fully get behind those choices. Check it out-ask for Darla you won't be disappointed!

I'm impressed that Indianapolis has such an extensive network of osteopathic physicians via the…read moreWestview hospital network. I've seen a few of them, and much like regular MDs, there are good and bad ones. I chose to go to Speedway Family Physicians because it is near where I work and I could quickly run over there for a lunch time appointment if I needed to be seen. The office is right on Main Street in Speedway, it's an older building, the facility itself does seem in need of an update, a lot of the equipment (scales, the stuff you normally see in an examination room) seems a tad old. The office staff is efficient and mostly polite, some are friendly but it is hit or miss. They seem very busy, and sometimes can act a little put out when you talk to them. It is also kind of weird that even though they are open until 7pm, they stop answering the phones at 4:30. Oh and they do not answer the phones at lunchtime either. The office usually runs late on the appointments, but I've never waited more than a half hour past my appointment time. My main issue with SFP is that it seems to be the training grounds for family practice residents. That's great, these people need a place to learn what they are doing! My problem with this is that when you make an appointment, they do not tell you you are seeing a resident. If you are like me, you only go to see a doctor a couple times a year, so just as you are getting familiar and comfortable with the person treating you, they finish their residency and are gone, so then you are assigned someone new, and have to start the process all over again with a new doctor - explaining your situation, history, what the other doctor was doing to treat you...that was totally frustrating. There are permanent doctors in the practice, however I do not know if they accept new patients. On a positive note, I really liked the second resident I was assigned to and since she stayed in Indy once she was done with her residency, followed her over to her new practice.

Currently setting at the doctors office (Speedway Family Physicians) and my waiting time is 82…read moreminutes and counting. This is for a physical. You would wonder if these doctors even care about my time. And it cost how much? So after 91 minutes the doctor come for around 8 minutes total time. And during that time he checked my lungs and that's it. Guess I wondering anymore what does a physical check mean anymore? Guess to the medical field it means check the patients lungs and send them away. Guess I'm healthy since my lungs sound okay. So you ask yourself why did I give this place one star. Well I had to pick at least one. I think Community Health owes me for my lost time and the lack of service. Dissatisfied patient Tom

I visited for a specialist appointment. The hospital had ample parking and easy signage to find my…read moreappointment area. I was able to inquire with the registration area which also clarified my directions. The halls were brightly lighted and had soothing photos on the walls. The office was pleasant and the staff seemed friendly and helpful. I didn't have to wait long and I found the Dr to be helpful and engaging. She answered all my questions and did a thorough check up. I will be going back there for testing so may have other aspects to consider in that area, but the office visit was helpful and I would return there as needed.

Brought my mom having biliary colic--a condition that CAN BE FATAL--and we were never called back…read moreto see any doctor after 5 hours of waiting. Genuinely pathetic and abysmal. They're lucky my mother didnt die.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would I have been calling and the receptionist would pick up…read moreand when you tried to make an appointment she would hang up on you very unprofessional never giving coming back to this clinic ever.

He's a good primary doctor and very thorough and his staff and kind, thorough ppl also.read more

I was recently in to follow up with my primary care doctor after an almost week-long…read morehospitalization (outside the VA). I brought paperwork of my most recent lab work and some tests that had been done on me. Did she want to re-check all my crazy labs? Nope Did she want to look at the paperwork? Nope Did she type out notes while I talked to her? Nope (she said, verbatim, "I'll type this all out later.") She barely listened to my lungs and that was it. This is why I just can't commit to having all my care done at the VA.

The va roudabush hospital is above the rest. They treat you with compassion,grace and truely care…read moreabout you. I am thankful to have access to this facility. Don't change a thing. I am impressed

Everyone has been more than helpful here today. Everyone helps with directions when you get turned…read morearound. No one seems to mind if you ask. It's a lot nicer than those in Other regions. I've had such a great day, it's almost like I haven't been at work all day. I would totally recommend.

Dr. Ibrahim Abu Romeh, with the Indiana University Cardiologist Group, was the physician I was…read morereferred to after some heart issues. The scheduling was effortless and the appointment was made 2 days after the referral was requested. He is Board Certified in Cardiovascular Disease with hospital privileges at IU Health Methodist, IU Health University and IU Health West. Dr. Abu is also licensed to provide online care in Indiana. He accepts several different insurance plans so check with your insurance company first if you need his services. IU Health West Hospital is located at the corner of Ronald Regan Parkway and West 10th Street. The hospital has free parking and a patient drop-off area but valet parking isn't currently available. The office is just inside the main entrance and masks plus use of hand sanitizer (they provide) is required to enter. The entrance to the hospital and his office is wheelchair accessible. The office staff has always been friendly, professional and helpful. Chairs have been removed in the waiting area in order to practice social distancing. Again, masks are required in all areas of the hospital. Dr. Romeh is very professional and confident with years of experience. Whether at his office or in the hospital he listens carefully to me and repeats back what he heard. He doesn't dillydally but spends enough time to discuss everything necessary and I never feel rushed. Procedures and medication along with his treatment plan are clearly explained. Dr. Romeh allows for and always ask if I have any questions. I feel very lucky he has proceeded as he has with my treatment plan. My quality of life has improved since my procedures. Now, to tackle rehab!