​Ruaway! Illegal actions:…read more Sold my personal information to a telemarketer who called frequently trying to sell me a product that they said the IPNC recommended (cbd oils). I threatened them with legal action and they stopped after weeks. Ask patients to sign a form saying they'll pay any and all fees not covered by insurance. Even for medicaid clients. (Blanket waiver) Billed me for a no show, when that wasn't the case. Medicaid's transport company couldn't find a ride for me that day. A health care provider can't bill a medicaid recipient at all for that, even if I had a ride but just didn't feel like going The transport company called them and explained it to them and they hung up on them. That appointment was over 1.5 yrs ago and they still bill me. They call, send bills in the mail and it's in my chart that I owe them $25 Riding the line: Didn't actually have a neurologist on staff when I asked for one. There was one next door but they didn't accept my insurance. Dr. Kundi's staff said they weren't associated, but was also told Dr. Kundi "isn't that type of neurologist". Unfortunately he's the only doctor they have, so I can't talk to any doctor at all, just NPs. Billed medicaid/Medicare $1400 for a $45 brace that he insisted on. I have spinal torsion and I told him it wouldn't work and it didn't. Leave my urine samples unattended. They refused to secure the cup multiple times when I ask. The bathroom wasn't secured and others can use it The interior wasn't secured as required Other: Urine test coming back positive for benzodiazepines because of another drug that gives false positives. One THEY prescribed. (It took me a long time to correct that after they put it in my chart. I asked them to look in my files to see 1 I was on the drug and 2 that it was them that prescribed it. Then I had to find a medical journal to quote and show them.) They did nothing but scold me and still prescribed my pain medicine as usual. Stay out of this unethical cesspool.

Dr Vogel is wonderful. She listens and very welcoming. However, the office is old and uninviting. I…read morehave not been happy with the portal system. Sent multiple messages regarding a request I had made, which resulted in zero follow up. I spoke to her staff who promised to call me back but never did. I finally received equipment needed, but it took a month plus way too much effort on my part to make happen. I will reiterate, Dr Vogel is excellent but the office is not desirable.

I've been so impressed with Dr. Jacob Ramsey-Morrow, who treats acute and chronic spine pain,…read morespasticity, musculoskelin pain, and specializes in nonsurgical treatment options for these conditions. He performs fluoroscopically and ultra-sound guided procedures for pain and spasticity. He is located at the IU Neuroscience Center directly facing W. 16th Street. This large glass building is very easy to find, and a parking garage is attached to the Neuroscience Center (ticket not validated). Patients can be dropped off by the main lobby with wheelchairs available by the information desk. The staff at the desk are super friendly and helpful. The doctor is personable and well-spoken, explains the process well, and has a visual aid, plus he answered all my questions. I do wish I had taken a few notes to remember medication given and some of the other details, but I have an appointment in a couple of weeks. During the procedure, he explains first what he is about to do. I love that so I can prepare myself. Dr. Morrow was great about controlling the pain and checked often on me. Most of what I felt was pressure when injecting the medication. This was my second procedure to resolve another area in my spine. I am still anxious but no longer fearful as I was during the first procedure. I worry slightly of the complications that could occur, but I feel it is worth the risks. Dr. Ramsey-Morrow and his team have earned my trust. After two procedures, I truly believe he is a dedicated and skillful physician who acknowledges each patient as an individual. I didn't feel as if I was in an assembly line but his only patient. The area of my spine addressed is already showing signs of improvement. I would highly recommend Dr. Ramsey-Morrow if you have any of the conditions mentioned above.

I have had at least three appointments with Dr. Ramsey-Morrow; he is my physiatrist - overseeing,…read morecoordinating, directing, and supporting me in navigating to full healing with three or more physical conditions. He lists, inspects, and makes great suggestions. Since I've been seeing him, healing (and my emotional well-being) are definitely moving in a positive direction. Office staff, waiting times ... couldn't be better..

If your wanting results, I highly recommend Indiana Spine. I've been seeing…read moreDr. Paul Kraemer & Dr. Kevin Macadaeg. They both are the best in their fields. Very kind & compassionate. The level of customer service & accommodations is like no other.

They're the best I have been in physical therapy because of my pain doctors there they help me find…read morea surgeon that is going to help me walk better I need a hip replacement for years I had been hurting had three knee surgeries Still in pain but main problem hip but now I'm getting the help I need

I've been at Goodman Campbell Brain And Spine for years whenever I need an injection due to a…read moreflareup of my arthritis or spinal conditions I'm able to get an appt. Quickly, the care from the providers is alway so thorough,, compassionate and helpful.

Dr. Wilson, is a pain management specialist, and part of Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine on Naab…read moreRoad by the 86th Street St. Vincent's Hospital. The office staff is friendly and very efficient with very little wait time. They were great calming my nerves and fear of the unknown. This is my first visit with Dr. Wilson for a nerve block injection. The procedure was thoroughly explained by the nurse prior to my entering the procedure room, then again by Dr. Wilson when he entered the room. All my questions and concerns had been addressed prior to the injection. The procedure only lasted a few minutes with no complications. I then waited 15 minutes to confirm I had no reactions or issues. The following day the nurse phoned to verify all was well. I was very happy all went well and the injection was a success.

Prior to going to Dr. Franick at advanced pain management I was feeling hopeless. After my visit…read morewith him, I felt encouraged that he was going to get to the bottom of my issues that I was having. He's right at number one for pain management in the state of Indiana and I can see why.

As an employee here, I completely disagree with the posted review. Since I have been employed here,…read moremy coworkers and bosses have been nothing but kind. The patients are treated well. Yes, there may be wait times for return calls but we treat every patient with respect and we do the best we can to serve out patients and their families. While I am leaving this position to pursue my education, it is not due to do any of the reasons in the previous review. I would trust Dr. Franiak and his wife with any of my family member's care.

I drove over 3 hrs to see Dr Wellington based on a recommendation from a friend in the chronic…read morespine pain support groups. They had me schd for the wrong location, so i was in the car driving last min decided to call...oh no he's not in Fishers he's in Carmel today, I'm like that's not what they told me, so i needed to change gps, I was worried i'd miss my appt because like i said, not familiar with the area being over 3 hrs away. I get there, I've had 3 C spine surgeries last year, i haven't been able to work all since falling at 35yo and herniating my c spine... i've been living w my parents in agonizing hell of pain trying to get help for 2 yrs now, i'm 6,7,8/10 every day, i have not been without serious pain for 2 years. I'm runing out of income and the pain is destroying me completely, so i was hoping to see him about an intrathecal pain pump. I have never been treated so poorly in a medical setting, as the patient, or seen someone be treated this badly, because i have been a BSN RN for 8 yrs & 3 semesters away from becoming a Nurse Practitioner, because i had to quit last year to have 3 spine surgeries, and i stood at the secretary counter to fill out paperwork because it's really hard for me to put my neck into flexion and write, and kind of hard to sit and hold a clip board infront of your face and write. So i usually stand on the end of the counter, so it keeps my spine more neutral as i write. I was asked to move to the other side so she could see some pts, so i was like ok, and my book bag was on the floor, i had a clip board, wallet, pen, phone, my insurance card & license all in my hands and not to mention it hurts my neck to lift bags so i usually try to do it in the least painful way, but could no since my hands were full & i was trying to hurry out of their way, so i just kicked my bag over a whole 2 feet to the other side of the desk and stood over there and continued my paperwork. Well, I guess the secretary TOLD ON ME? ... that i was kicked my bag around the office and that i was dropping "f bombs" when i shit u not, all i did was whisper TO MYSELF, 2 times "Fuck, i dont remember how many times i went to message therapy this whole year" and i was like looking at the wall trying to think and got out my phone too look up dates and try to calculate to get a close number, and then 2 ladies come to the door and call my name, i still had 2 pages left and showed them my clipboard and they were like that's fine u can come on back, so go back & i got scolded like a 5 yo, i was talked to you harshly when i never cussed any staff out, never made a scene all i did was whisper 2 cuss words to myself and move my bag with my foot because that was easier on my spine and faster to move out of the way.... and they were acting like i was cussing people out, and i could not understand how nor why they were treating me like this? why? Because i have a two full sleeves of tattoos and my hands and fingers? were they profiling me or discriminating against me, because i had done nothing wrong to them whatsoever, and they were being very rude on the approach of bitching me out about WE DO DONT TOLERATE F BOMBS HERE WE WILL NOT SEE YOU OKAY DO U UNDERSTAND THIS!!?? both of them standing there, my mother was shocked as well. She couldn't believe it, and called them a bunch of assholes after we left, terrible. I'm like i drove over 3 hrs to get here and waited 2 months for this appt and they threw me back and forth then said the dr decided not to see you. So they brought me back scolded me and i was like ok, i was explaining to them trying to defend myself like i just whispered to MYSELF fuck as i was filling my paperwork out, they way they were treating me, you would have thought i bitched out the secretary... and they're like ok ok we dont care no more f bombs!! I was just trying to explain myself.... they cut me off and kept saying we are not saying the f word in here anymore, do u understand!? they just kept saying it over and over as i was like i only whispered it to myself, my God? what is going on, and i was like ok whatever geez, they go NO NOT WHATEVER DO U UNDERSTANDDD!!?? i'm like okay sure, and they're like u can go back out to the waiting room and finish ur paperwork, then 5 mins later same 2 came and brought me out to the hallway near the elevators & were like so we also heard u were kicking ur bag around? ... I'm like are u serious!!?? that was way before they brought me back the first time to scold me.... i was like ur secretary asked me to move to the other end of the counter and with my hands full and spine problems, i did not want to try to pick my backpack up off the floor with my hands full, so i just kicked it over to the other end of the desk and continued filling out my paperwork there? like i dont understand why that's a problem, they were acting as though i was kicking my bag around the office having a tempter tantrum or something, & said well we've decided not to see you. Unbelievable!

What can I say about a man who truly cares about providing his patients with a greatly reduced…read morelevel of pain AND provides hope with his great people skills too? We are really thankful we were referred to Dr Wellington. Without too many details, let me say that my wife has undergone numerous spinal surgeries due to an extremely chronic pain from arthritis and degenerative vertebrae. Even though she has complete trust in the doctors who did her surgeries, they had reached a limit on what could be done for her other than heavily medicating her which would rob her of any quality of life. Fortunately, her pain specialist recommended she try Dr Wellington at IU Health. He is one of the leading doctors in using the Medtronic pump to relieve site specific pain. Instead of large doses of pain medicine taken orally, minimal amounts of pain medicine are delivered directly to the nerves that are causing the pain via an implanted pump and delivery system. The miracle of modern medicine allowed this small system to be inserted in about an hour as an out patient (with a couple hours of recovery/observation before release.) Periodically, a small dose of medicine is delivered. On periodic follow up visits, the number of times the medicine is released and the quantity of medicine are reviewed by the doctor and is adjusted to provide relief. After just a couple visits, my wife is so much better and she has had no side effects. Just minimal levels of pain. The change in her face and even her posture are noticeable. Note 1: The pumps have a pain reservoir that is subcutaneous, so no open port to worry about for infection. The reservoir holds up to 6 months of medicine which can be filled and flushed through a simple syringe. Each visit with the Dr or his PA, you get a new date for how long your supply will last at the current distribution level so that you can plan your next visit for refill. Note 2: There has never been a case of overdose from pump failure! There have been a few cases where the pump failed and needed to be replaced. The expected life of each pump is about 7 years. And the man himself is simply a caring individual who delights in bringing pain relief and quality of life to his patients. He is kind and listens to his patients. We've been to see him several times and he has been so upbeat and reassuring on each visit. Technical things: You need a referral to see the doctor from your physician. His office is at the Indiana University Health Hospital Interventional & Advanced Pain Therapies Center. His surgeries are done at the Senate Street Surgery Center. Your first visit will be to discuss your pain and how likely you are to be a candidate for the pain pump. You have to do some screenings including a short term injection to see how well you respond to the prescribed treatment before any surgeries are done. Some screenings are required by insurance as well. If all goes well, then you schedule a surgery. That requires following some rules for the first five days when a secondary external pain pump can be removed. After that, you just schedule follow up visits to find the right level of pain management that you need. My wife is so happy now and insisted that I do a review. Happy wife, happy life. Thanks to the good Doctor! Review #3591

Ms. Butler was professional, did a thorough exam, explained her diagnosis well, and answered all my…read morequestions while zoning in on my issues. She was concerned with what my expectations were for today's visit and, ultimately, my final expectations. I appreciated that because I then explained an issue I didn't think was related to my other issues we discussed. Surprisingly, this could be handled today, and I almost didn't even mention it. Ms. Butler performed one of the procedures today, and I'm already feeling less pain in the area she focused on. She was compassionate and gentle, plus she kept me involved at all times. The next procedure will be July 3 to hopefully resolve the larger issues identified. If today's results are anything like this on July 3rd, I'll have high success expectations. I'm very happy with Ms. Butler, and she has strong people skills and expertise. I look forward to working with her in the future.

Excellent doctor who really took the time to explain everything that was happening with my injury…read moreand was very responsive to all of my questions and follow up. Always made me feel like he really cared about my case and overall wellness even beyond the injury he was treating me for. Wish all doctors were as attentive and informative as Dr. Gentile.

Rude, didn't listen to my issues. Interrupted me every time I spoke. Never helped with the problem…read moreI was "seen" for. Total waste of time and money. Would NOT recommend!!! But.... Gigi at check-in was AMAZING and deserves ALL the recognition! The doctor doesn't even deserve a handshake.

Communication with staff and/or doctor is almost impossible. Phone messages, texts go unanswered…read more Scheduling a procedure took one month of unanswered phone messages and texts. Appointment with Dr. Dorwart was changed to a NP which was OK but would have liked to have been notified of the change prior to walking into the office. Time spent with the NP was approximately less than 10 minutes for which I was charged the full doctor's fee. Tests that she ordered and the results have not been posted nor have Xray results been posted. And this is two months after being done at this appointment. Really disgusted with this organization. Dr. Dorwart was competent but the functionality of the organization is reflecting on him.

Dry office, wait time for doctor Bush is 1-40 min and 1-50 min. Dr Bush do not care about patients .read more

Dr Clarke is the utmost professional that I known in all of my professional years and now as a…read morepatient. He's very attentive and and provides the highest quality of care that anyone could ever ask for Lisa Salyers RNC

Over 60 days ago I had Dr. Clarke's endoscopy on my esophagus to find a cause of my digestive…read moreproblem. I'm 92 and feel now as though I left my life in that Recovery room. I don't think there was any consideration for my age. Noting no change in my regaining my "old self" after many days, I wanted the Dr. to know of the many side effects I'd been left with. I questioned Dr. Clarke about each one: he was very dismissive and " it may take a little longer for you to feel better." The discharge papers stated I'd had a "therapeutic stretch injury." My throat still feels swollen or like a "lump in my throat." The Dr.'s answer to my concern; " see your ENT." His post scope Rx caused a side effect of day-long headaches. I threw the meds away and asked "What now?" The Dr.'s response: "get an OTC anti-acid." There was never any empathy; Again," it may just take longer for you to feel better." Over two months later, I still have headaches, never in my life had I ever experienced them until this Scope. One result of the procedure left my voice changing dramatically; I did not recognize my own speech. If I talked more than a few minutes I began adopting a guttural voice and had to stop phone calls or conversing with family. I used to be a peppy lady, very social, and quite often met my family and friends for shopping outings and lunches. No more, I'm worn out all the time. I just slog around my home and regret so very much agreeing to the scope. I had colorectal cancer two years ago, successfully taken care of by another physician. That Dr.'s office recommended Dr. Clarke for my digestive concern; I worried that I had cancer again rather than a digestive complaint. I agreed to the endoscopy and it was the worst mistake of my life. The most encouraging words after my entire ordeal were from the nurses at the Endoscopy Center; they were very caring and after I had told them of my experience, the Center's Manager phoned me to express her caring and sympathy. She wanted to know more about my lack of well-being and the lack of empathy I'd received from the Dr. I told her everything as I am doing here.