For health reasons I needed to add endocrinologist to my medical team. IU health only handles…read morepeople who are extremely ill. I discovered that Franciscan staffed doctors and Healthcare teams to care for diabetics and other illnesses. I have to praise thoroughly the staff and the doctors at Franciscan health. They are thorough and caring. They follow up on their patients and and carry through what they promise.

When you need medical care it is important to have efficient and friendly staff. This place meets…read morethat standard and goes beyond! I find that my morning of getting labs isn't as bad when I can do it here, and get in and out with professional attitudes as well as kind manners. I appreciate their absolute to understand my situation and help, as well as their standards and care. Not usually where one wants to go, but when you find you need a health spot and care for physical ailments this is a good option. I also like the parking and ease of entry and many helpers to guide the way.

What looks like a small office based on the size of the waiting room turns out to have a lot of…read moreexamination rooms inside. Their office is located in a huge building housing many doctor and medical offices. The doctors available for appointments at this location cover a variety of specialties. One of those specialties is Endocrinology because my sugar dropped right after lunch (very weird) and they were prepared. They gave me some peanut butter crackers and water. I came here to visit Dr Manchanda for Sleep Apnea. My wait time was not long. The staff greeting me upon arrival and the staff during my check out and making my next appointment were friendly and doing their job efficiently. No complaints.

Couldn't be more pleased with the staff and service. I have only been on T for a few weeks, and am…read morealready feeling like a younger version of myself. I highly recommend!

I started using the Low T Center about a year and a half ago, and things were okay up until the…read morebeginning of this year. They were always slow getting medication shipped to my door anyway, but it definitely got worse. I had to go through a third-party NP via video chat, which I found odd since there are NP's at the center, then go through another app to order my medication, then ANOTHER place which ended up being the "pharmacy" out of Texas. When meds didn't show up, each place blamed it on the other. The pharmacy finally said that they're having "shipping issues" and, in the same breath, said, "I'll send this order over so we can get it filled." Wtf??!! Then, when the order did come in, they gave you a whopping 4 week supply. When it was time to reorder, no one was really sure how to do that. It was awful. Anyway, the long and short of it is that I ended up at another place that is night and day better than the Low T. MAYBE it's gotten better in the last six months or so, but I'm never chancing it again. Maybe you'll have better luck.

We've unfortunately been here quite a few times with two young boys in the house, but every visit…read morehere has been excellent. The staff is friendly and caring from check in to triage to the doctors on staff. We've always been treated well, great diagnoses, and in and out efficiently. This location is a bit out our way and we have closer locations when they're open, but the staff here makes it worth the trip!

Rude front office staff Who show lack of concern for patients . PA was kind and efficient.read more

This place runs like a well oiled machine, from scheduling, to consultation, to referrals and so…read moreon. The office has a huge parking lot and a very clean and trendy office. This is one of two locations serving as home to three wonderful orthopedic doctors. The staff is very courteous and professional. They have a system, that every patient has access to, where they can send messages, request prescription refills, hold a virtual visit, check/request appointments and make payments. I had an elbow set back and doctor Armington was very knowledgeable, informative and supportive. He got my plan started almost immediately. Anytime you have a orthopedic issue, there is a level of anxiety, nervousness, and anxiousness. It is a huge decision to make. This place is a good solution because they seem honest and provide you with the information for you to make your best decision, without pressure. And if you do decide to go with them, as i would highly reccomend, they will guide you along your journey in a professional and supportive manner.

I love my orthopedic surgeon. Dr. Kurt Martin at Greenwood Orthopaedics is warm and kind, while…read morestill being efficient and utterly professional. His physical assessments of my ruined hip were thorough, both times I saw him in his office. Today, Dr. Martin gave me a shiny new titanium hip! He came to talk to me before and afterward -- the surgery took less than an hour (he's done a LOT of these surgeries), and he said it went smoothly. (My anesthesiologist, Dr. Fritch, was awesome -- she explained everything in medical terms, as requested, as I have a medical education.) Dr. Martin asked me if I had any questions, both before and after surgery, but honestly, the nursing team had explained everything so well -- with written copies of everything -- that I didn't. He showed me pics of my ex-hip... it looked as bad as it felt. And then he shook my hand and told me he'd see me soon. (The nursing staff verified that I had my first follow-up appointment scheduled.) Three hours after they wheeled me into surgery, I went home in His Goatness's care. The licensed physiotherapist got me up and worked with me on the proper way to stand, sit, walk, sleep, etc, so my hip can heal without complications. While I was a bit groggy from anesthesia, there were no side effects. I recall the discharge instructions clearly. My main care nurse gave me a hug (we were all vaccinated and masked). So now I am home, comfy, fed, and cat-covered. I am impressed, Dr. Martin.

Dr. Klapper and staff are EXCEPTIONAL! From consultation to surgery to post-op, I have felt very…read moreconfident under his care. His expertise is apparent and he is a true professional but also has a comforting style full of kindness and respect. I am so glad I was referred to him and am a HIGHLY SATISFIED patient. Not only is he outstanding, the staff are also professional, friendly & competent. I would highly recommend him with no hesitancy whatsoever!!

From the owner: Dr. Klapper is a board-certified ophthalmologist specializing in advanced cosmetic and…read morereconstructive surgery of the eyelids and upper face.

I came here for an appointment with a gynecologist as I was referred by someone I know. The office…read morewas easy to find, and they had parking out front. It's attached to the hospital, so parking can be limited, but luckily I found a spot that was close to the door. Check in was quick and smooth, and everyone I interacted with was friendly. I didn't have to wait long before being seen and was called back right around my scheduled appointment time. I was first seen by a medical assistant, and then the gynecologist came in. I really liked the provider I saw. She was personable, listened to my concerns, and made me feel comfortable. The appointment itself was fairly quick, but I felt like my questions were heard and addressed. I had a positive experience and would return.

I have been seen at this location two times. The first was for a biopsy recommended by my regular…read moregynecologist. Dr Lupton performed the procedure. About a year later, my regular gyno wanted me to have an ultrasound. The heathcare center, at which I am a patient, does not have an ultrasound, so she referred me out. I saw Dr Lupton again. I am of peri/menopause age and experience symptoms attributed to that. After my ultrasound, I met with Dr Lupton in an exam room and told him that I was crying on the drive over, something completely out of character for me. He told me I had depression and anxiety. I have neither and he certainly is not qualified to make that determination based on 15 minutes of a conversation. Then I told him that I had brain fog and he said that was a trendy new term and that I might look into cognitive testing. Both of these symptoms are related to menopause (and the latter is a major symptom of long covid) and I expected a gynecologist to know this information. He was unprofessional and lacks knowledge that is necessary to treat female patients. He needs training both in menopausal symptoms and bedside manners. Then to top it off, he did prescribe medication as I asked, but my regular gyno called me the next day to tell me not to take the estrogen pill as it increases stroke risk. Had Dr Lupton done his job competently, he would have caught that. I am overweight, diabetic, and a former smoker with a family history of stroke, all of which is in my medical history in his files. My regular gyno gave me the correct meds, my brain fog is gone, and I'm not crying in traffic anymore. Steer clear of Dr Lupton. He is unprofessional, has little knowledge of menopause symptoms, and little knowledge of the medications he prescribes. To add, the practice has turned off the ability to leave reviews on Google.

Great staff and a terrific team of surgeons. I just finished my second knee replacement with them,…read moreand Dr. Julian did a great job. Again. If I had a third knee, I would come back again.

Dr. Julian and Dr. Martin are both amazing surgeons, and both have incredible bedside manners as…read morewell. Dr. Julian performed a surgery on me and he was incredible to my whole family during the whole process, explaining everything and answering every question our kids had. Dr. Martin then got called in to perform an emergency surgery on me and he was just as incredible. They are both incredibly compassionate individuals, and will dedicate a lot of their personal time to making sure you are doing well while you are in the hospital. I cannot say enough about them. They are truly masters of their trade. I would highly recommend them to to everyone.

After having been a patient of Franciscan Health's Wound Care Institute on two separate occasions…read morenow, including for over a year currently, I've decided to update my review with a slight downgrade. Dr. Joyner is director of Franciscan Health's Wound Care Institute, a clinic located in the outpatient services building that specializes in treating chronic, traumatic, and non-healing wounds. I saw Dr. Joyner for a visit or two after my late 2019 upper leg amputation and was generally quite pleased as it felt like she was realistic in treatment and not obsessive like some wound care doctors who tend to want to see you 2-3 times weekly. For my most recent care, I was referred to Dr. Joyner in October 2021 by my primary care physician due to having acquired a fairly significant wound on my right leg stump. I was having a hard time seeing and reaching it and it was obviously infected and starting to swell. To be honest, I was starting to fear additional amputation. Dr. Joyner was initially concerned about infection and lined up an infectious disease physician to consult. He put me on aggressive antibiotics and we got that under control for the most part. My leg has significantly improved, however, thus far we've been unable to get the wound to completely close. We're using consistent compression and have considered a couple different compression pumps. I have a small circle of friends who help me bandage and wrap the wound every couple of days. My appointments have ranged from every couple weeks to monthly. Dr. Joyner is a Franciscan Health physician employed by the network. While I consider Dr. Joyner to be knowledgeable, personable, and pretty matter-of-fact about treatment options, I'll admit that I've become somewhat bothered by some aspects of care like nurses who wrap/bandage the wound poorly (multiple times wraps/bandages have fallen off before I even get home). At times, it seems like the care regimen is forgotten from appointment to appointment. There's also referrals to equipment without regard to ability to actually get it (for example, a recent compression pump referral had a $1,700 co-pay). At my most recent appointment, I was essentially told that we'd done everything other than possible surgical revision, though with the wound being not infected and stable that didn't seem like a reasonable option. I've also had some issues with billing, though I don't necessarily hold Dr. Joyner responsible for that. However, as the director of the clinic it still is worth mentioning. It's hard to give an enthusiastic recommendation when the primary reason for my seeing her is left unresolved over a year later. There are definitely good things here, however, I feel like there's missing support - perhaps physical therapists to assist with compression and wrapping and a better handle on available supplies. In the end, I have to say this has become one of my more frustrating experiences with Franciscan and one of the very few experiences I'd be unlikely to recommend. However, I do know that Dr. Joyner handles significant wound care in the clinic and so this may simply be that rare occasion when treatment doesn't work. Regardless, I still feel like a 3-star rating is more accurate after my most recent experiences.