I started to find myself saying what and huh quite a bit with friends and family and I was missing…read moresome of the TV dialog. Dr Austin evaluated me and found that I had moderate hearing loss at the high end of the audio spectrum and recommended basic hearing aids. I was amazed that the sound wasn't amplified, just the missing sounds were added and it made a world of difference. The devices are not very noticeable and comfortable. I'm really glad I chose SLA for my evaluation. No pressure, just a good experience. Reasonable cost too! Steve J - Brownsburg

Very good and very thorough! Would recommend to anyone who is looking for a good doctor!read more

This review is basically to inform patients who aren't aware the American Health Network (AHN)…read moregroup has moved from the Georgetown Plaza location. In November, 2019, Dr. Wyant, and the entire office, moved from the Georgetown Medical Plaza to Marsh Road in Intech Park off of West 71st Street. Dr. Wyant, and group, is now with the Optum Network. Dr. Wyant has been my Primary Care Physicians (PCP) for many, many years and I still highly recommend him. He has absorbed some retiring physicians patients so his wait time has increased but I take that into consideration on my personal calendar and scheduling. He's so worth it since he gives all his patients the necessary time while still being efficient and productive. He truly cares about the health and well being of his patients. The new location sets back off Marsh Road, is a one level building and has ample parking. As you enter through the automatic sliding doors you're directly standing in the lobby. The same smiling faces you knew at the old office greet you as you enter. The charming office waiting room is large, brightly lite and I personally enjoyed the new comfortable chairs. The convenient internal lab was relocated with the office so no need to find a new lab for lab orders from your doctor. The new lab is much larger than the old closet size lab. Just remember this lab is for in-house Optum doctor's orders only. The new location is closer for some and farther for others but honestly only 10-15 minutes from the old office off Georgetown Road. Easy on/off access off 465 onto West 71st Street exit.

I've been going to Advanced Audiology for several years now, and I very much appreciate the service…read moreI receive there. Dr. Carrie takes ample time to make sure that I get the best possible care. She and all of the people I work with there treat me in a way that is both professional and personal. I cannot say enough good things about Advanced Audiology.

Doctor Carrie is amazing! Office team is friendly and attentive. Office is nice. Great choice for…read morehearing aid help.

I love Dr. Lisa Mims! Amazing bed side manor, sympathy, compassion, answers all your questions in…read moreway you can fully understand it, respects your medical choices, gives you full support on your health choices. I saw her for Endo in 2014 and I am now going back to her in 2018!

My family and I are especially thankful for the care and attention given to my brother when he…read moreneeded rehabilitation following a medical emergency and hospital stay. Everyone at HC who interacted with my brother was caring and supportive, making sure to care for him in the ways he needed. Weekly meetings with his care staff gave him and our family opportunity to assess his overall needs and have them met. Communication was amazing..open and clear. Involvement with all parties...care staff and family support involvement are key. Highly recommend Hickory Creek Franklin.

Nice small rehabilitation center, staff were really nice, helpful and friendly. And have got to…read moregive extra points for the patients they showed for the extremely difficult patient we delivered them. Thanks? Would definitely recommend.

Doctor was very nice but I truly appreciate how caring and kind Jerome was with both my,…read morefive-year-old and one-year-old, children. He did an excellent job communicating and cleaning their teeth while keeping them happy and still! The floors could be cleaned better but other than that everything else was very sanitary!

I used this dentist office for almost two years for my children. My daughter always done fine with…read moregoing to the back with the dental assistants here. My son is younger and so I'd always gone back with him in a private room to assist because he wouldn't cooperate otherwise. This last time we went he seemed okay going back with his sister into the open dentistry floor. He didn't cooperate once he got back there and began crying. They picked him up and I thought they were bring him to me. A few min later a lady came back so I knows don the window. They took my son into a private room so he wouldn't upset the other kids with his crying. They somehow got two of my very stubborn and scared sons teeth cleaned. I do not like the way they handled this situation and will no longer be using them as a dentist office for either of my children.

Dr Vuotto is a wonderful doctor, however the receptionists are very rude! For this reason I would…read morenever go back! It's always nice to feel welcomed when walking into a doctors office not spoken rudely to. Hopefully some changes can be made.

Fantastic service and wonderful treatment. Continuously recommend her to people.read more

It's been established that I'm pretty much a devotee of Indiana's labyrinths - there are more than…read moreyou think there are. They range from beautifully constructed and well-maintained labyrinths to labyrinths that seem to have largely been forgotten. I've long heard rumors of a labyrinth existing on the grounds of IU Health Methodist Hospital, a hospital born out of a Methodist Episcopal Conference surplus that has now served Indiana residents since 1905. The hospital is now obviously under the umbrella of IU health and will soon be getting some upgrades alongside the establishment of a new health complex across the street that is currently under construction. The labyrinth, however, seems to be a secret. I've literally looked all around the Methodist Hospital without success in finding it. Signage seemingly doesn't indicate where it's located. It's barely mentioned on the website unless you look specifically under spiritual care. I had an entire day on the Methodist campus today and was determined to find it, or at least find out if it actually exists. It does. It does exist. Well, kind of. Truthfully, this is a labyrinth that seems to have been largely forgotten. After asking several employees where it is located - from information desk people to clinic staff to even a chaplain - I was finally pointed over to the kind elderly gentleman driving one of the IU Health carts. The employee who sent me there noted "He's been here for 30 years. He'll know." He knew. He took me right there. Yay, I found it. Located directly off a Noyes Pavilion entrance right by what used to be the Children's Pavilion, the labyrinth is a small concrete fixture set within a corner. There are a couple of benches alongside it. There's an actual sign on the way by the entryway pointing you to it, though no other signage indicates its presence. The labyrinth design is on the concrete, though certainly on this late November day with temperatures in the 20s I was the only one foolish enough to be outdoors exploring a labyrinth. Finding the labyrinth was exciting. The actual labyrinth? Rather disappointing. It has remarkable potential in this spot, though it's clear it's only barely maintained. With the concrete surroundings and no greenery around, this is not the first place you're going to go if you need a spiritual moment. There are greenery areas around Methodist and it's weird to think nothing was added here to make it more inviting. I believe that the same family that donated the chapel also donated funds for the labyrinth. However, again, it's hard to find much history about it anywhere. However, for labyrinth lovers it may be worth a visit. I'm glad I found it and it was a nice place for me to pray and meditate today as I faced my first "scan day" after bladder/prostate cancer. For those seeking the true labyrinth experience, the Methodist Hospital Labyrinth is definitely on the more modest end of the labyrinth scale.

The receptionist and other office staff are warm and helpful. However I found the actual medical…read morestaff cold and somewhat unresponsive. The phone system is awful . Response time ditto . I'm not very happy with them but then again we aren't getting married I just need them to order meds and schedule tests , I'm waiting weeks for a re schedule