This is one fancy building for a doctors appointment. Even the handles on the restroom doors are…read morefancy. There is a parking garage in the back on 15th street. Today the machine to pay for parking located just inside the garage doors, would not read my credit card. It would not read the card of the man behind me either. I come here to see an ENT specialist for my sinus issues. Today I'm having a CT Scan and a doctor appointment. Service here was fast and on time for the scan and both doctor appointments.

The Neuroscience Center is a gorgeous building filled with knowledgeable and friendly doctors,…read morenurses, techs, and staff. There is a parking garage connected to the building and a patient drop-off area in front of the building. Take your ticket with you as you pay inside the garage door by the elevators. I've been here several times and the Information Desk is always extremely helpful. They can tell you which floor and color area you're going too, if needed. I found knowing the color of the area I needed very helpful. This trip I was going to the Neurology Department to see Dr. Adam Comer for a procedure. The check-in desk was easy to find and the staff was friendly and efficient. I had to wait longer than usual but the doctor had a procedure which took longer than expected. The waiting area is large and the entire building is peaceful plus filled with natural light from the full wall of windows in the front of the building. Dr. Comer had two interns with him for my procedure. It was a teaching moment for them with Dr. Comer supervisoring. The procedure took about 45 minutes and Dr. Comer explained his findings at the end of the procedure. He was attentive, professional, had a good bed side manner and provided instructions well. If you find yourself hungry or need a beverage check out Sonny's. Sonny's Bistro & Pizza is just passed the main elevators on the 1st floor. They have terrific sandwiches and pizza and open till 2:00 p.m. Stunning building, open spaces, large waiting areas, easy to find zones by colors and passionate staff.

Dr. Snook was the first neurologist who actually listened to understand my symptoms. For 18 years…read moredoctors would simply hear me so they could respond.

I've been a patient of Dr. Snook for a couple years now. Dr. Snook is an excellent Neurologist at…read moreIU Hospital. He is thorough, listens to his patients and has a terrific bedside manner. He only orders necessary tests first for suspected diagnoses and orders more tests when necessary. He stays current on upcoming medications and treatment plans. Unfortunately, he only takes new patients that come through the ER or by referral. He's a gem!

Reading my first review from 2017 really reminded me how far I've come in my journey to get my…read moremigraines under control and how horribly my migraines disable my life, when the pain is left unmanaged and improperly managed. Now, in 2021, I feel I finally have decent control over them, as long as my medical needs and medications are met. Timely is the key...and that's the only frustration that remains for me sometimes, when working with this office. The staff is unbelievably professional and kind. I've lost my temper a few times thru the years out of pain and frustration. Yet I have always been treated with professionalism and understanding. I've watched other patients walk in and begin yelling at staff up front about things that are completely out of their control and the way they handled it was seriously impressive. When I mentioned it to my neurologist, she explained that they know how pain effects people...and often it makes them angry. I can sadly relate. Hence, a huge reason I want my pain managed as best as it can be. This office has fought back and forth with my insurance for as longs as it takes to get them to approve needed medications and given me samples to get me thru. Ultimately, I'm glad I stayed with this office. My daily chronic migraine is, by my standards, decently under control. I'm still debilitated 3-5 days a month, but that feels like nothing compared to 20+ days a month. There is still an issue of things slipping thru the cracks with voice-mail requests. It won't happen for quite some time and then I seem to hit a wall of it happening several times in row. This is clearly a busy office, and in all other areas I'm pretty happy.

Received a referral from my cardiologist to JWM, and was told they would call to schedule. 2 weeks…read morelater, I called to check on the appointment since I had not heard anything. I left a number for a callback. Nothing. 35 days after the referral I called again, and finally received a return call. The "lady" that called me had a total case of attitude. Before receiving the call, I had researched the practice reviews. I responded to the attitude by explaining that I understand why they have a 1.3 rating out of 5, and had neither the time nor patience for such nonsense, and would seek another practice. I have a very complex medical history and I am new to Indiana. I must say, when it comes to neurology, I am not impressed. Be your own advocate, or have someone knowledgeable advocate for you. But you do NOT need to tolerate this behavior from ANY medical "professional." Too bad ratings do not go below one star. And yes, it was the office staff, not the doctor giving me attitude. I can't speak for others, but can you trust a physician with your healthcare needs who obviously can't even monitor or control the office staff? I can't. I have had extensive experience with neurology, neurosurgery, cardiology, hematology, both vascular and orthopedic surgery in the Cleveland Clinic, OSU, UC, and UWV with top notch treatment across the board from skilled professionals referring me when an issue was outside their scope. Unfortunately not my first rodeo. But there is absolutely no reason for such treatment before ever seeing a physician. If some wannabe office sergeant can't handle a simple referral, what will happen when you really need information relayed to your provider? I didn't request the appointment, myself. My cardiologist sent a referral on my behalf. I will be making certain he reconsiders referring to this office again. All that's really needed to change his mind is to have him read this page.

​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.

My experience is not to waste your time with Dr. DePowell. I came hoping for a meaningful…read moreassessment and was instead shut down almost immediately, with verifiable clinical and factual inaccuracies. I forced him to cite his reference to support his conclusions. I asked that the citation be included in the clinical notes. He did not include it. After going back and requesting it, his office staff spoke to him and they provided a citation that undermines his own conclusions and documented findings. Don't expect an honest assessment. I have already placed a call to file a formal complaint. So far I have not received a response. Whether Goodman Campbell, writ large, is 1-star, I can't say. My experience with Dr. DePowell was sub 1-Star.

I've been a patient at Goodman Campbell for nearly 6 years and have no complaints…read more I was referred to Dr. Lee for a baclofen pump. He is one of the leading neurosurgeons in the world when it comes to baclofen pumps so I knew I was in good hands. I had tons of questions and concerns before committing to the surgery. Dr. Lee sat down with me and thoroughly answered all my questions. Since having my surgery, I can honestly say it was the best decision for me. The nurse who maintains my pump is fabulous! She makes me feel comfortable and at ease. I love that they empower me to make decisions about what I need as far as my meds. I highly recommend Goodman Campbell if you need a baclofen pump.

I've been a patient of Dr. Riley Snook for 10 years now. His office is no longer downtown at IU…read moreHealth University but at 11725 N. Illinois St., Carmel in Building C Medical Offices. The large parking lot is free at the Carmel location. Dr. Snook is genuine, thorough, listens to his patients and has a amazing bedside manner. He stays current on upcoming medications and treatment plans and is very knowledgeable. He only orders diagnostic test when necessary and doesn't keep you overwhelmed with procedures. For those interested in credentials he specializes in Neurology for IU Health Physicians Neurology Group. Dr. Snook earned his medical degree from Indiana University School of Medicine and returned there for his residency. He has hospital privileges at all of the IU Hospitals in Indy, including Tipton. If you are looking for a Neurologist who is personable and a caring physician that doesn't rush through an appointment give his office a call.

This is the "old" hospital in the middle of Shelbyville, not the new hospital located at the far…read morenorthern edge of town. I have been to both many times, unfortunately, ha. While i n this hospital I was very well taken care in a quick manner. Each time I have came here I had a 5 minute or less wait time. Parking is sometimes tricky to find as the small parking lot is pretty full most of the time. The staff, nurses, greeters, doctors, and techs have all been friendly, caring, knowledgeable, and helpful to me for my various visits for all types of different exams. I do not find any faults with this hospital, its staff, or how they treat anyone before or after an exam. Everything goes smooth and as planned and test results come back quickly. Some small towns have hospitals that are more like a band-aid and an aspirin station, but this hospital does as well as the big city hospitals for the things I needed done.

From the owner: Major Hospital's Inlow Imaging Center provides comprehensive diagnostic consulting services.The…read moredepartment is staffed twenty-four hours a day by technologists who are licensed by the state of Indiana and registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The Radiology Department adheres to the standards set by Hospital Care Assurance Program while the American College of Radiology and the Federal Drug Administration accredit our mammography facility. Ultrasound and vascular imaging are accredited by the American College of Radiology.Major Hospital Diagnostic Imaging offers:Bone Densitometry (Osteoporosis screening)CAT scanningDigital mammography (screening and diagnostic)MRI scanningNuclear medicine imagingStereotactic breast biopsiesUltrasound and vascular diagnostic imagingX-raysPET imaging

Doctor Glander is amazing. Their office staff is abysmal. They don't get anything correct. I still…read moredon't have the proper paperwork. It's like you inconvenience them to do their jobs. For such great doctors, they should really consider better staff comparable to the doctors caliber. Ridiculous that patients or patient significant others have to do their job. And good luck getting a call back! Or anything done within a month!

Never getting back with results . Dr. K Klein Sadly over a…read moremonth waiting ! My daughter has called multiple times. Unsatisfactory!!

He is delusional. When my dad was alive he was tested positive for GSS disease and he gave my dad…read morea letter stating that as well as his signature on the paper regarding it. After my dad passed away I wanted to get tested since it is hereditary. He told me my dad never had GSS disease. I told him well I have the paper he gave to my dad stating otherwise. I'm really surprised he has a medical license. Don't go to him he acts like he is better than everyone and obviously lies to people. I will not be surprised if he gets sued.

Dr. Martin R. Farlow is located in the IU Neuroscience Center at Goodman Hall off of West 16thth…read moreStreet. The location is easily accessible from I-65. Dr. Farlow is BOARD CERTIFIED in Neurology with 31 years of experience and practices in Neurology. He is one of the country's leading experts on Alzheimer Disease, Cognition Disorders, Dementia and Gerstmann-Straussler-Scheinker Disease with special expertise in 11 areas including Alzheimer and Cognition Disorders, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Parkinson Disease and Neurodegenerative Disease. His office wait time is minimal with staff that is friendly and easy to work with. They are sensitive to the medical issues of each patient and provide a comfortable and safe environment. The office and sunlit waiting area is very pleasant with windows surrounding most of the common areas. The individual offices are easy to find and Dr. Farlow has a lab onsite in his office area. Behind the lobby information desk is an exceptional woman who is amazing at assisting and placing patients at ease maneuvering and locating offices. Each area is color coded and most refer to the area color as you leave the elevator. There are several settings on each floor with pleasant, sunlit areas to work, or relax, between appointments for yourself or caregivers. The parking garage is attached to Goodman Hall with affordable parking and direct, fully enclosed access to the building from the parking garage. A self-pay parking kiosk is located in a convenient, well lite location before entering the garage. Not your typical dark, cramped area before a stair well or garage entrance. Benches are located in this common area for those being picked up or dropped off at the garage entrance. The Goodman Hall main building entrance has a large u-shaped drive providing extremely convenient drop off/pick up of patients. An Einstein Bagel Company is located on the main floor with free Wi-Fi, large seating area, and full service for meals, snacks or beverages until around 4:00pm.

No way should you use this guy. He paralyzed me. He says "that's why you come to me" with a…read moreFear of being paralyzed and he actually paralyzed me for life. Avoid !!

I had two office visits with Dr Horn after being referred to him by my neurologist for recurring…read moreneck pain and a subsequent finding of a bulging disc. The first visit it was recommended I try an injection to see if that would relieve the pain. It didn't help at all so the 2nd visit we discussed surgery. I was extremely hesitant & left the appointment convinced I would not return. Well I had the surgery last Tuesday (6 days ago) (I believe it was called an ACDF procedure) and Dr Horn did an amazing job. I wasn't nervous until the moment I was being wheeled in. He has a fantastic bedside manner. Explains everything & makes you feel secure & comfortable with what is happening. I wish I knew my nurses name because she was absolutely exceptional. I couldn't have asked for better. I wasn't thrilled with the anesthesia doctor, I thought he was a bit rude & cocky (actually made me cry after speaking to him) but the rest of the staff was amazing. I'm still in some pain but I believe that's normal, I would absolutely do this again & am looking forward to a much improved life. Cannot thank Dr Horn enough!