It can be tough to find a family physician you trust for yourself and your family. Family…read morePhysicians of Carmel is a great place to start. The staff is friendly and check in times are hardly ever long. The doctors seem to really pay attention to their patients and don't always jump to conclusions about symptoms. Our children feel safe here and we trust the staff that works so hard to ensure we are happy and healthy.

I once reviewed these providers on Google, but Now I have to say something on Yelp. First of all…read moreMy family including my parents and my sister have gone to them with great results. My wife, my adult son, and I remain steadfast making this our preferred provider now and as far as I can see in the future. Last December our Primary provider Dr. Daniel Crabb retired and they hired a FPN, Dana Moore, who has been seeing us for a variety of reasons. She is such a good listener and really cares about what you are saying about your ailments, even hearing everyone else every day of the week. She does not make the appointments short because of any reason, and she acts upon what you need right now. No hesitation, and if you need a specialist, she sends a referral immediately. Their other Doctors are great also, I have been to all of them for one reason or another, except the new Doctor that came on right after Dana was settled there. I give them a lot of credit. I also want to tell you if you need blood taken, their blood drawer, Julie is remarkable, and is PAINLESS, She can find veins in a heartbeat and does not fail, unlike so many people at Community Hospital North are so good at failing to find a vein. Not knocking them, but there was a time that We have asked for someone use taking blood come from the ER or one of the EMT groups to get it done. At Family Physicians, or St. Vincents Physicians group. if you wait a little while someone is getting the care that they need, just like you will. I never have ever noticed a wait that was worth talking about. They have my complete faith in treating my wife, my family, and myself. Enough said, they are great from the staff to the Doctors and Nurses. I just don't want to get sick out of town, if you know what I mean!

A family doctor not affiliated with a bureaucratic monster hospital with the accompanying billing…read moreheadaches. Someone who you actually talk to? A doctor that sends lab work to an affordable clinic instead of a giant hospital chain computer system. Yes, incredible. Quite a find.

From the owner: We are a private, solo Family Medicine office providing healthcare for persons of all ages…read more Services include wellness, injury and illness care, and minor office surgery.

He's been my family doctor for years and is a great communicator. He show's genuine care & makes…read moreme feel better after seeing him.

Double billing during yearly check up. I had zero concerns at my appointment and didn't bring…read moreanything up.. He took it on his own to start asking about other items just to bill me another office visit. My questioned about this he stated "In order for us to survive financially as primary care doctors we must do this." Not sure about you guys but hearing that from someone who makes of $350,000 year was a joke. After questioning him about that statement he blow me offer and acted like he fired me as a patient. If you go for a yearly check up record the appointment and cut him off if he tries to talk about anything else.

Dr. Ashabraner is awesome. He's very approachable and personable, and from the moment he came in,…read moreI felt like I could talk to him like a friend or close co-worker. Furthermore, the answers he gave were professional and easy to understand. I felt at ease immediately, and as long as I'm in the Indianapolis area, I'll continue to have him as my primary doctor.

Dr. McLaren is my MD (well not exclusively like a weird celebrity or something) but he is my family…read moreDoctor. He is real, and extremely genuine. I appreciate his approach to total wellness and not pushing an assortment of dandy pills upon you with every problem you encounter. Its hard to connect with a good family Doc these days, I feel fortunate to have found Dr. McLaren.

Dr Patch is great! She always listens to what I have to say and seems to know my concerns before I…read morevoice them. She never rushes me. She is very patient when I am trying to describe something I am feeling or experiencing to her.

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!

I was excited to book an appointment as a new patient with one of the doctors here, but had an…read moreawful experience speaking with someone on the phone during this process. I definitely will not be booking any appointments through Ascension. Horrible customer service!

I would definitely have to say that I will not be coming back to this doctor's office again for an…read moreappointment. The only good thing about this branch office is the staff are wonderful and friendly. The doctors are a whole other story. Dr.Matthew Main, MD was my primary care physician, and he disappointed me big time. At my last appointment, he kept me waiting for over 30 minutes and spent a total of 5 minutes with me and that was it. He did not allow me to speak about my concerns, or show any signs of care or compassion about my situation with my blood pressure. In past appointments, he came across as arrogant and condescending, and made me feel like I was an idiot. He gave me directions on my blood pressure that made no sense and did not seem to care or provide any concerns when my blood pressure medication gave me side effects. I am very happy Dr. Main is leaving the practice to pursue another opportunity, because I would not continue to have him as my primary care physician. I would not recommend Dr. Main to anyone looking for a new doctor. I did meet Rachel Slagle, RN in the beginning and I did like her very much, but I wanted a doctor, so that is why I switched to a doctor. My advice to anyone who comes here to see a doctor is to keep an open mind and make sure you are happy with the doctor or nurse practitioner. If they do not address your concerns whole heartedly, and give you direction that makes no sense, consider finding a new doctor at another location. You may find the right doctor for you at this location, but I just did not find the right physician for me.

Horrible care and experience! Had a appointment and still had to wait 2 1/2 hrs!! No doctor on duty…read morea useless nurse practitioner was the so call personal on duty seeing patients. They would take one patient back per hour!! If they don't have the staff or they don't care about the patients than they need to close there doors. The lady at the desk is rude and lied to your face how many people are ahead of you! St. Vincent's should be ashamed of your self for this poor quality of care!!

I might be bias since I do work here in the evenings and weekends, but from the feedback we get…read morefrom patients, this place is a great place to go if you can't get in to see your primary care doctor right away. The immediate care doctors, nurses, and MAs are very knowledgeable and always give great patient education. If you're lucky I'll be one of the gals taking care of you. You do not need an appointment for the Immediate care, but here are some tips: * Immediate care does not mean ER or URGENT. If you bleeding to death, have chest pains, spiking a fever over 103 or have something life threatening, GO TO THE ER. * The immediate care does not do followup maintenance for things like hypertension, diabetes, or any type of conditions that need to be monitored. But lucky for you, this location has a wonderful family practice/internal med and pediatric primary care doctors. So if you are sick or have conditions we can take care of, stop on by! I promise I am the best throat swabber and I give painless shots! :P

I waited nearly an hour for a telehealth appointment with Dr. Fetters yesterday. His office finally…read morecalled, and the nurse began asking me questions I had already answered in the intake forms and documentation I sent in advance. She said he was finishing with another patient and would join the call soon. Then she called back claiming we weren't in the waiting room (we were -- and had been for an hour). She told us to log out and back in. When we did, the link said the appointment was canceled or rescheduled. They then tried calling me from a personal cell. We answered, but Dr. Fetters couldn't hear me and said it was a bad connection. This happened three different times. I eventually asked them to call my husband's cell instead. Dr. Fetters asked if we lived "out in the sticks" (we live in a major suburb) and asked if we had 5 bars of signal. I told him I had 1 bar and my husband had 2 bars. They finally reached us and what followed was a bizarre, dismissive 2-3 minute appointment. He brushed off my extremely RARE autoimmune disease as "just a nuisance" and said autoimmune conditions are something they "treat all day, every day." He claimed it was all environmental and tried to get me to run an extensive toxin panel, something I can order myself since I'm a Naturopath, which made the suggestion even more pointless. I explained that the autoimmune disease that I believe I have is incredibly rare (1 in 100,000), genetic, and that my grandmother died from it. This particular condition is degenerative and most people eventually end up in a wheelchair, unable to walk, and unable to take care of themselves...but sure, it's just a "nuisance." (Eye roll) Instead of hearing me, he started questioning my use of Amlexanox, a peptide that he prescribed me five years ago for MCAS. It has helped me with food reactions but that's it. It has nothing to do with my autoimmune condition, and yet he fixated on it. He talked over me repeatedly. Every time I tried to speak, he redirected, minimized, or interrupted. I eventually hung up. I'm tired. Tired of being dismissed. Tired of being talked over. Tired of begging for help from people who clearly don't want to listen. If you're chronically ill, disabled, or dealing with complex diagnoses, be cautious here. My experience felt like a complete waste of energy, time, and hope.

This place caused more harm than good. The numerous supplements they had me on caused pancreatitis…read moreand a 3 day hospital stay. I told them repeatedly that I felt worse and wanted to decrease the amount only for them to try to increase them. This office needs shut down! I hope theyre still under investigation.