I see a lot of the negative reviews on here are many years old, but I have had 95% positive…read moreexperiences here. Got all of my prenatal care for my first pregnancy done here, and coming back for my second baby. The only negatives I've ever had are some occasional rude-ish ultrasound techs, but the doctors and nurses are TOP tier, I love them. Dr. Kim was my OBGYN, but she has since moved to be a full time laborist at Riley. She was as personable and kind as they come. Everyone in this office is so pleasant and supportive, I'm so happy to be coming back for baby #2.

I went in for a regular chkup and specifically requested no male intern... yup male intern in room…read moreand was one did cervical check up. I asked him 'why do you want to be a gynecologist' he replied 'I'm not'! My dr just sat at table typing on computer! I've never felt more violated! So disgusted by this treatment and disrespect i never went back!

I have had Dr. Ashlie Olp as my physician since April. She is a great physician. When I reach out,…read moreshe gets back with me quickly. Whenever I need to see her last minute, she is able to get me in either that day or the next working business day. There was one time it was a weekend and she called me right away. She literally works 24 hours 7 days a week. In addition, not only is her communication up-to-par, but she has helped save me money. When I ask, she always tells me the price up front (I do not go through insurance, so she is able to tell me the cash price). If you are looking for a sincere, trust-worthy, and reliable physician, Dr. Ashlie Olp is that physician.

Dr. Olp is great! I appreciate that she listens, takes time with patients, and builds connections…read morewith her patients to partner in health instead of just ordering tests and meds. She is an actual human who treats actual humans! I also love that I can reach her through the app to get quick answers to simple problems. Thanks!

If you are planing on giving birth at St.Vincent's next door, you might be seeing one of the docs…read morewithin this practice. They all have hospital privileges, so it's extremely convenient. The group consists of about 10 doctors. I did my research on all of them, and chose one I liked best. Unfortunately, when I called, that doctor did not have any openings within the time period I needed to be seen, so they referred me to a different doctor. Fine. No biggie. Except that when I first came in, they explained to me that it isn't likely that my doctor would be the one to deliver the baby; because they work as a team, and whoever is on call that night would do it. They suggested I try to meet as many of the docs as possible prior to delivery. I just feel like that is important to know - in case you don't feel comfortable with somebody you have never met delivering your baby. I tried to meet as many of them as possible. I met all but 3, I believe, and it so happened that one of the ones I had not met was on call. But it ended up being a great experience, and she is now my favorite out of all of them, and I go back to see her for regular annual exams now. :) Other than that, the parking is convenient and ample, the receptionists are okay (sometimes they sound annoyed and are not very helpful). If you schedule appointments in the morning, you shouldn't have much of a wait. If you schedule appointments in the afternoon, make yourself comfortable. I have waited up to 45 mins.

I came to the hospital for an appointment with Dr. Foster at the gastroenterology office in…read morebuilding four of the hospital. At first, I had a hard time finding the office and went to the wrong building. A staff member was kind enough to direct me to the correct building. When I arrived at the gastroenterology office, I went to the check in window and Allison greeted me with a smile. She took my information and told me to wait until my name was called. I did not wait even five minutes before Jasmine called my name and took me in the back. Jasmine was very professional and kind and took my blood pressure and weight information. She asked me the triage questions and then told me to wait for Dr. Foster. Dr. Richard Foster came in and introduced himself to me. He was very professional and answered all of my questions. He explained the situation with my diverticulosis and what impact it has on my colon. He went over all the details regarding my colonoscopy and what the procedure will consist of that day. He was excellent in his explanation and very concise. The whole staff were very professional and helpful in making my appointment worthwhile and productive. I felt very comfortable with Dr. Foster handling my colonoscopy and explaining everything to me. This was very worthwhile and I'm happy to have Dr. Foster as my gastrenologist. It was a good visit.

Where do they get these people that work in Breast Centers??? Everyone needs to model their hiring…read moreprocess or something, because yet again, I am in such awe of my level of care today. I needed a biopsy on a lymph node quickly, and this location was able to get me in quickest, before the holidays. I arrived early, for my 8:30 a.m. appointment. Check in, with a very nice woman, was prompt. I was called back about 15 minutes later. I am so extremely thankful that my nurse was a wonderful gal named Cassie. She is absolutely excellent and her "bedside manner" rocks. Once I was changed into my gown for my procedure and she could see how heavily tattooed I am, she began telling me about how she'd had a scare similar to mine, and it ended up being tattoo ink in her lymph node. We appear to be fairly close in age, and both have tattoos from 15-20 years ago. She definitely helped put me at ease and remained upbeat, yet extremely caring thru the entire procedure. My doctors name was Matthew. He was a really nice guy. As we were getting started, I let him know that I have severe anxiety and what it looks like when I am about to have a panic attack and what I do to work thru it. He let me know how familiar he is with anxiety and reassured me that they would help me get thru it. Sure enough, my anxiety began to get the best of me. Cassie picked up on it quickly and began gently talking me thru what to do. No one has ever told me when this happens to me that I shouldn't close my eyes. I often pass out with my panic attacks. She kept gently encouraging me to keep my eyes opened and focused on any one thing and helped guide my breathing. I was pouring sweat, so she had the other nurse in the room get me a cold rag and had her help refresh it to keep it cold, for my forehead. Everyone was so great with me and so respectful of my boundaries and had true "caregiver" attitudes towards me. Someone in healthcare, PLEASE hear me! This is how you treat patients. Especially patients with trauma histories. Would you believe they discovered tattoo ink in my lymph node? Yup! Nurse Cassie called it. My sample was sent off for testing and then I was given another mammogram. Cassie did my mammogram and then took me to have my vitals checked. Once my blood pressure went back to normal, I was allowed to get dressed and go about my way. Stellar care. I absolutely could not ask for better or find a single item to critique.

Clean doctors office but efficiency is not their strong suit - a 30 minute visit should not take an…read morehour of waiting.

No one really likes to visit the gynecologist, but the staff at OB/GYN Indiana makes it the best…read morepossible experience. There are multiple locations around central Indiana, and many of the staff bop from one office to another. I typically schedule my routine well-woman visits with Adrienne Hoagland, who is a nurse practitioner with this practice and is the literal best. Her attitude toward everything is very matter-of-fact and positive, and she always puts me at ease. I've been seeing her for many years, so she knows my history and remembers things that I've told her at past visits. I am not in the market for an obstetrician anymore (thank goodness), but for all of my gyno needs, this will be my go-to practice.

This hospital is a joke.i would not come here for help.dr.weber made me lay here vomiting and…read morereally bad abdominal pain and refused to give me anything.

Witham Memorial Hospital is really the flagship hospital under the Witham Health Services Umbrella…read more Located in Lebanon, Indiana, Witham Memorial Hospital was first established in 1915 with a grant by Flavius J. Witham and family. By 1917, the hospital had been built and stayed in the same location until 2003 when a brand new 128,000 square feet facility was constructed at a different location in Lebanon. While I've made many meaningful stops on my Tenderness Tour events, few have been as meaningful as my stop at Witham Memorial Hospital where, in fact, I was born in 1965. Witham was and is a county hospital. As evidence of my future attention-seeking behaviors, my birth made the local newspaper when my parents' car broke down on the way to Witham and they were assisted by a small town police officer nicknamed Barney Fife. Seriously. Having been born with spina bifida, 1965 Witham was ill-equipped for a child with my serious health issues and within hours I would be transferred to Marion County General (which became Wishard and now Eskenazi). However, as someone who has long outlived my life expectancy I've always been fully aware that it all began with the loving and quality care I received at birth even in a hospital not equipped to serve me. Present day Wishard has expanded beyond the hospital and offers services in Boone, Clinton, and Montgomery Counties of Indiana. While they certainly are still not as equipped some of Indy's more comprehensive medical centers, Witham has definitely grown and their new facility is quite beautiful. They offer emergency services, women's services, inpatient/outpatient, surgery, rehabilitation, and offer a wide variety of services including in many of the areas I continue to need including neurology, urology, ortho, wound care, and many others. Witham has a 95,000 square foot medical office building attached to the hospital. It's considered a short-term acute care hospital and has 96 beds. They have an area on their grounds for memorials - an option I seriously considered having had a daughter who passed away. Started, quite literally, with a $15,000 donation, Witham Memorial Hospital has grown into a remarkable facility yet continues to possess a sense of small town values and shows remarkable compassion. As I returned for a a visit and a symbol of their compassion and expertise, I fell in love with the place all over again.

Due to a massive fibroid, I had to have a hysterectomy to save my life. I had been experiencing…read moresevere bleeding for years, but it finally got to the point of being quite dangerous. The experience was pretty awful! Due to the size of the mass that they had to remove, my incision was 7 inches long. The anesthesiologist didn't know what he was doing. I don't know where he was trained, but common sense says that you don't want a patient with a fresh incision down the abdomen to be nauseous and vomiting in recovery. I will never forget the torture of those 20 minutes of retching in the recovery room! I would retch, then scream, retch, then scream for 20 AGONIZING MINUTES! It felt like I was being ripped open inch by inch! His name isn't on any of the paperwork, which is rather suspicious... The nurses that took care of me for the next three days were AMAZING, though! They were wonderful and helped to make the whole wretched experience bearable!

While St. V's May be an earlier facility- I can assure you it's where you want to deliver your…read morebaby. The staff there were amazing. The nurses- both day and Night Shift were friendly, engaging, helpful and knowledgeable. Same goes for the doctor we saw in triage before my doctor arrived. Add to that, the cleaning staff were also so personable and helpful. They give great tours in advance so you're comfortable for when you arrive for delivery. They answer all your questions, show you where you'll be and talk about what to expect. They also make notes of your birth plan or preferences so they know in advance. Also, this hospital has amazing food. Seriously. I ate every chance I got haha they told me each delivery would happen "within an hour" however we normally received it in 10 minutes or less. What a friendly, peaceful place to bring your new baby into the world.

I honestly forgot to check in. But the facility was nice and clean. I was greeted when I walked in…read more My appointment was at 1:45p and I was called to the back at 1:47p. I was shocked. The doctor came in shortly after getting my vitals. The appointment lasted for about 15 minutes to establish me being a new patient. I was recommended by someone and I've since recommended this office as well. I'm looking forward to my next appointment.

Great caregivers for Women's Health - they take time to listen and see whole person... like their…read moreunbiased non-affiliation with hospital system