Oh my goodness! This doc is so energetic, friendly & encouraging! Great visit for unpleasant issues…read moreleft over from 10+ years in the Army. Getting some X-rays on the spot for recurrent toe pain & help with plantar fasciitis. Excited to be finally getting some help & hope with these issues. They lost 1 star because some Staff were very aggressive sales persons for orthopedics towards the end of the visit; made me uncomfortable. The VA is providing my inserts (custom or regular) for free as I assumed they would. The front desk staff was very kind & helpful.

Dr. Hash was in the room right after the nurse left. He explained everything to where I could…read moreeasily understand him. He is awesome and cares about you!

I met Dr Powers associate, Dr Northcutt, at IU Bloomington Hospital and he performed surgery on my…read morefoot. Dr Northcutt is an associate of Dr Powers. Dr Powers staff in Bloomington is extremely helpful and caring. I am pleased with the healing process he has laid out for me. He takes seriously my foot and ankle needs. Give them a try.

Did not have a good experience here. There are better podiatry options in town. Would not recommend.read more

Dr. Oglesby is a very nice & friendly man & I went to him for years. In 2012 he suggested I have a…read morefoot fusion to relieve the pain I was having in my left foot/ankle due to very flat feet. I had the surgery & 4 months later I was in more pain than I had been before & could barely walk. The surgery was botched & to this day September 2021, my ankle is permanently swollen & I'm in constant pain. I've tried braces, compression hose, physical therapy, exercises & none of these have relieved my pain. Any new podiatrist I see says there is no fix to my problem but I'm still searching. I'm 71 years young & the only bad pain I have is my ankle otherwise I would feel great. Do your homework & really weigh the odds before having this type of surgery. I do not recommend it or Dr. Olgesby as the podiatrist of choice.

my experience reads like another reviewer, failed ankle fusion that has deviled me for four years…read more i was told that after the recuperation time (plus a month) it was ok to go back to work and after the pain kept increasing they said the failure was from antibiotics received for flu After my recovery. not happy, i read the other review and believe i was punked.

I came to Monroe Hospital in severe abdominal and chest pain. I could barely walk and collapsed to…read morethe ground because I couldn't stand. The pain was so intense I genuinely thought I was going to die. After an EKG, my experience went downhill. An older male staff member undressed me with the door open, compromising my privacy. He then attempted to draw blood. It was extremely painful -- I was screaming and crying -- and when he forcefully pulled the needle out, I told him I could not tolerate another attempt and asked for someone else. He told me that if I refused him, I would "be waiting in pain." I then laid in a room for over an hour and fifteen minutes crying, moaning, and vomiting from the pain. No one checked on me. Staff were laughing and joking in the hallway while I was in visible distress. When I pressed the call button, it took several minutes for someone to respond. I told the nurse I was in unbearable pain and that something was seriously wrong. I was told, "I'm not going to listen to you complain," and he walked out. I left immediately and went to IU Health Bloomington Hospital. There, I was treated right away. An ultrasound showed my gallbladder was swollen with stones. My white blood cell count and liver levels were elevated. I required pain medication, nausea medication, further imaging, and may now need admission and possible surgery. This was a serious medical emergency. The lack of urgency, compassion, and professionalism at Monroe Hospital could have resulted in severe complications. No patient in that level of pain should be dismissed, humiliated, or ignored.

I have supported the Monroe hospital system for almost as long as I've required regular medical…read morecare. At one point I went into the emergency room about 15 years ago and had to have my appendix removed. It was a fantastic experience, all things considered. I've also used them for primary care for a long time. IU Health is a beast that should be avoided at all costs. Monroe can handle X-rays, MRIs and a number of other services. The building size is modest, which is great for people like me who can't walk very far comfortably. They are always friendly, and the NPs I've used for my primary care have been fantastic. Support them every chance you get. The services are great, and we need to keep them going.

Perfect doctor in so many ways. Expert communication and care. He takes his time as if no else…read morematters. His skills are impeccable!

Matt Parmenter is a miracle worker. Yes, the waits can be long. Bring something to keep your mind…read morebusy, he takes time with his patients. As you would want him to do with you. He has done 3 surgeries for me, all on different parts of my feet. Without him, I'd still be in pain. And I like most surgeons, he's not quick to pull out the scalpel, he will try to heal you naturally first. He genuinely cares about patients.

I was seen by this provider and she was very inattentive, she rushed through my service, and rushed…read moremy questions. Outside of the minor procedure she performed, she was very unhelpful.

Dr. Kimberly Lockridge is new to this location, and her name hasn't been added to the exterior…read moreoffice plaque yet. My previous podiatrist was fortune enough to retire. Dr. Lockridge graduated from the University of Northern Colorado, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Biology. She also attended Kent State College College of Podiatric Medicine. She went on to complete her foot and ankle residency at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dr. Lockridge is ABFAS Board Qualified in foot and ankle surgery and is an active member active of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. I met Dr. Lockridge today for the first time. She had a positive attitude with a great smile and professional but personable. She chatted with me and answered questions as she examined and worked on my feet. My nails were trimmed where they needed to be. My nails look and feel so much better after she addressed a couple of areas bothering me. I really like her and look forward to my next appointment. I was in and out in about 20 minutes. She is efficient and tries to get you in and out timely. If you're looking for a podiatrist in the Avon area, I highly recommend Dr. Lockridge.

Dr. Glynn is wonderful! I've had reoccurring Achilles tendinitis due to my active lifestyle. Dr…read more Glynn listens to my concerns and understands that exercise is important to me. She developed a care plan that allowed me to heal while still remaining somewhat active. I trust her with my care as well as the care of my children.

From the owner: Dr. Glynn is a South Dakota native who attended the University of South Dakota. She moved to…read moreChicago, Illinois to attend Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine. She completed her surgical residency training at Trinity Regional Hospital in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Dr. Glynn joined Podiatry Associates of Indiana in 1998. Angela L. Glynn, DPM *Certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery ®. She is a member of the American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons, as well as a certified wound care specialist.