Well, I don't care what they say because the place be cleaner look better. It's a walk-in quick…read moreclinic so I get it but this is about physician assistant Alec Pinder and as far as I'm concerned, he's respectfully doctor Pinder I love that he takes his job seriously I love that. He read the nurses notes and he knew what it was. I love that he was able to figure it out without an x-ray. Can I just say he's the bomb Diggity! and he's good at what he does. I've seen him five or six times maybe seven in two years for an upper respiratory x2 working at the elementary school with kindergartners, I was sick all the time it seemed. I was always running in there with some kind of cough or cold, one time he saw me two days or three days in a row. I feeling real bad. Take a tip out of the playbook sometimes all the hot tea and ginger osha root slippery elm in the world will not cure you! Sometimes you need a anabiotic you need to see a doctor to get this one. You may need prednisone. Who knows but if you think you can get it out in the field then by all means..I suffered for 21 days trying to heal myself when all I needed to do was go up the road. And by the time I finally told myself enough was enough. I walked in in tears. I had been suffering needlessly relentless in pain! this is an injury sustained at the pool . This time and my first time and I hope my last encounter with this particular muscle...The infamous Latissimus Dorsi omg! Google it. Dr. Pinder based on my knowledge about my body and my detailed description of the pain and location and how I believe the injury was sustained.. bam! he nailed it! When he walked in the room, he knew what it was and he knew what medicine I needed. I got immediate relief. I'm textbook and I'm proud. Thank heavens for a knowledgeable doctor with a decent bedside manner. Some people are just passionate about what they do and a doctors job is to try to help you and he has every time I've seen him. I'd rather have something they can diagnose and figure out then not so say it loud! I'm textbook 101 and I'm proud!

I went to this location 6/27/22 because my urine looked pink. All they did was take a urine sample…read moreand tell me it WAS blood. That's it, no further tests to tell me why or where it was coming from. Even though I gave them my Medicare card and supplement, they keep billing me $246.00. That is high by any standard and useless without more information. NOW I have to convince them I DO HAVE INSURANCE!! What a waste of my time.

Had a friend that needed to be here for surgery. First, it's easy to find this place. Parking was…read morenice, and easy to maneuver. Entering the building, there are plenty of handicap accessible doors. We were greeted by the staff immediately. My friend was called to get paperwork done. Ms. Sharon was so beautiful, and patient. Such a beautiful spirited woman. I feel thankful to have had her. Ms Sharon was so informative, and let me know there was a coffee/tea station close by. Check in only took 10 minutes! They text your phone for family updates, talk about "High tech!" The best part is that, Indianapolis is way more advanced than Las Vegas, in my opinion! Definitely MORE FRIENDLIER! I had the total pleasure to have a "LONG" conversation worh a beautiful older lady, waiting on her loved one. She is 85 years old, and she told me that at least 3 times. Bless her soul. Keep up the amazing work, Community North! Thank you, Dr. Philip Sailer, Ortho, and Spine surgeon, and your beautiful staff!!!! They use the latest medical technology and surgical techniques to provide better outcomes. 5 star rated!!Final shout out to Nikki, and Susan, and the other RN's

Indiana Surgery Center is part of the Community Hospital North. It is in the same general location…read moreexcept in a separate building. It has its own parking lot. It has its own cafe, but if you want to eat warm food. You will need to walk over to Community Hospital North to their cafteria. My big brother had been seeing Dr Jon Janson, who is a general surgeon for about 6 months now. We finally decided to do surgery to remove a large mass. This is in addition to removal of his spleen. This was a nerve wrecking and daunting experience . As someone working in the number one trauma center in California. I researched and consulted with two hospitals and several specialists before allowing my brother to complete this surgery. As the over protective sister, I came from California to ensure the surgery and recovering was done to my satisfaction. We are so lucky to have met Dr Janson. He was extremely capable, compassionate, skillful, professional and is a great communicator. He not ony made me comfortable in allowing him to cut my brother, but he was empathic toward my ever long list of questions. He was confident in his skills and it made us all more comfortable. The surgery was done on the first floor. You will check in at the front desk. They will provide a pager,which the famiy member will keep. The pager will allow hospital staff to reach you. It will remain with you until the surgery is over. Once the surgery is done, you are paged again. They will put you in a room, which Dr Janson, took time to explain surgery procedure and outcome. He also provided pictures of the mass he removed. He also educated me about my brother's recovery needs. Later on, my brother was moved to the second floor to be observed overnight. The nursing staff were extremely caring, helpful and sweet toward myself and my brother. I really appreciated the exceptional care my brother received from the surgery center. Special shout out to nursing staff: Michelle, Lisa, Alison and Nancy Dr Janson not only checked on my brother about 2-3 hours after the surgerey. He came early the next morning to check his wounds again. He provided their 24/hour line to call upon discharge. Talk about awesome customer service. I did actually called few days later with some questions, ex : my brother symptons, pain and fever. I was lucky enough to received a call back from Dr Vincent Delumpa. He was more than professional and reassuring. He was also the other awesome surgeon in the operating room for my brother. I just want to take the time to thank everyone at the Surgery center for a job well done. Thank you for keeping my brother safe and well taken care of. I highly recommend this group of extraordinary staff for your surgerical needs!

I had a horrible experience here. I came here because "a lady at my work taking blood donations…read moresaid she felt heart palpitations' and I couldn't give blood". They had me pay up front standard practice I know however I really believe this place does it so you don't walk out. Once in back I could hear the doctor and nurse having casual conversation as I waited another 30 minutes for them to finish. I refused to sit on the table because it had butt marks from the previous guest, there was a used bandage on the ground and the baseboard has peeled back showing dry wall. It looked as thought the trash can nor facilities had been cleaned in months. When the doctor arrived she took my blood pressure asked some questions she never even listened to my heart. I live VERY close to here and drive out my way to go elsewhere. No thank you.

Hands down the best immediate care I have ever been to. I was having severe stomach and back pain…read morewith nausea and cold sweats. They took me back right away and started asking me questions to find out what was wrong with me. Rochelle was my nurse and Sylvia took my blood. They were super awesome. I cannot express enough how much they took care of me. The Doctor was so awesome. I cannot rememeber her name but she was very thorough and really didn't want me leaving without knowing what was wrong. Unfortunately, there wasn't anything they could do until the labs came back. Very compassionate people. Received a phone call today with my results. I'm just so thankful I went to this immediate care. PS. Before I went to St V's Immeidate care I went to the Med Check at Community (146th and Cumberland Rd). The gal told me to have a seat and wait. There were only two other people in the waiting room. She didn't even ask me what was wrong just have a seat and wait. That's when I started looking for another Med Check and found St V's. Thank God because I received awesome care here.

I took my two grandchildren to this CVS Minute Clinic location for vaccinations today. I thought I…read morehad all the paperwork I needed (parent authorization and copy of ID). But I did not have a Covid record card for one child, and the dates on that card were essential. They were kind enough to say we could come back later in the day, and they would keep his chart open. I found the staff here to be very pleasant and professional.

I needed to get a physical for my son quickly. I have as told CVS minute clinic does them. I…read morecouldn't figure out how to make an appointment online for this location, other location it looks like I could. I was probably doing something wrong. I went to the store and made the appointment at their kiosk a day ahead. The nurse practitioner was easy to work with and answered some additional questions. The cost was $69 and we were in and out in a timely manner.

I'm not a person who seeks out the docs, but after I woke up with a throbbing had and finger that…read morewas discolored, I decided I should have it checked out. Scheduling an appointment was very easy to do online and since I go to community for my regular doctor all of the information came to my chart. Check in is quick on an iPad, and they thankfully could get me right into see someone. Turns out I have a broken and fractured hand, the staff was very helpful and comforting, and even set me up with a prescription. I hope I don't have to go back anytime soon, but if I have to I feel comfortable heading to this med check.

I think they changed the system or management of billing? They can't fix the billing mistake no…read morematter how many times I call I call, and the representatives are rude. I have been using this facility over 20 years and never have this kind of problem before. I won't use them again.

I had several interactions with staff before a procedure because well, I'm a pretty complex…read morepatient. Whether I called in, I either was able to talk to a staff member on my initial call or received a telephone call back promptly if I needed to leave a message. The staff does not assume every patient uses MyChart and asks how patients would like to receive information. I do use MyChart and prefer it but I am also cognizant that there are patients who may not like using technology to interact with their healthcare team. The nurses made sure that I not only understood preoperative procedures but also what I could expect up until I saw the doctor and post-operative instructions. I did not feel rushed during my time there. They are very organized and all employees work together well making sure they have each other's back. If they ever perform the wrong procedure on a patient due to a patient identification mix-up, I would be shocked because each employee asked me for my patient information well as why I was being seen. If you are the type of patient that gets annoyed with this, realize they are doing their job and making sure everything is done correctly to the right patient. This is a good thing! Dr. Bhagatwala was personable, thorough, and efficient which helped me feel at ease over a nerve-racking procedure. He went over my procedure before having me sign a consent form. This is how this process should go. He explained what was done to my designated driver (required for some procedures) and told me when I should return to the office. I was under moderate sedation so my most vivid interactions with him were up to the IV sedative administration. After my procedure, my DD was advised where to pick me up and the last employee that I interacted with made sure that I got into the car safely. They have an entrance for going and a secondary exit for post-op patients. Note: I had an early morning procedure.

Took my friend for her colonoscopy. This review will be from the perspective of an observer…read more For anyone DDing after a colonoscopy, there are plush seats and bottomless coffees here. It's an above average waiting room in terms of size and variety in seating choices, but not revolutionary. Choose between table booths to work on a laptop, armed chairs to feel rigid, or plush comfort to watch the multiple tv screens and channels. Get ready for a heavy dose of tv news. TV not your thing? Plenty of magazines to choose from. You won't be bored. The bathrooms are spacious and single person. There was never a line for the two doors. The staff was nice when we walked in. Accomodating. Even the nurses handled my friend with care. The doctor was a bit brief with the prognosis, but that seems to happen across the board with doctors... All in all a GREAT outpatient care center. Clean and well furnished.

this is a big scam from CVS, they will have a nurse give you the vaccine in place of the…read morepharmacist, and charge $300 for that service more than a real doctor visit. they will not disclose this to you in advance and you are liable for the charges per the fine print since insurance does not approve this un-necessary service. big scam and lousy service. CVS is a big con artist AVOID AT ALL COST

My appointment started on time and only took a couple of minutes. The nurse was friendly and made…read moresure I was aware of options to get the cheaper version of the prescribed treatment. Waiting for the prescription to be filled took longer than the appointment itself. Overall impressive experience than can compete with telehealth depending on where you are and if you're going to need to go to a pharmacy anyway.

Sunday 1pm appointment canceled... We came in 6 minutes late checking in as the parking on Sunday…read morewas awful, and we were waiting behind someone else using the Kiosk. They told us they cancel at 6 minutes. Fine, we walked in late, but probably would have been ok had we not been behind someone else. They still would not take my obviously ill child! So, ok, we'll make another appointment. Nope, nothing until 3:30-4pm. We left for another clinic. I called my spouse on the way to the other place. Guess what?! The website showed we could make an appointment at 2, 2:15, 2:30, 3, 3:15, 3:30. The lady at the desk lied. Wow.

I visited this clinic because we had moved recently and didn't have a new doctor in the area…read more Needed to be seen and this place was professional, met my needs, courteous and helpful. I would go here again if needed. No wait and very organized.

I know healthcare facilities rarely get good reviews but this location is an exception! We walked…read morein and got in right away. The staff were so kind and thoughtful, and the doctor was so great! She answered every question we had and didn't rush us out of there. They also followed up via phone a few days later to make sure we were okay. Highly recommend!

I've been here a few times, always for my family when they've been sick or gotten hurt. We've come…read morefor minor things. Once, my daughter was the color red, all over. We went here and what she had was serious. The doctor noticed it right away and sent us to the ER at St Vincent. When we arrived, the hospital was waiting on us. A nurse from NUC had called and given them the scoop. When we walked in, we immediately were taken- no wait. Thank you Nora Urgent Care! Last week, it finally came to me - it appeared that I was trying to cut off my thumb. But, no, just a slip of the knife hand. Nora patched me right up. Good quality care here!

If you are uninsured and need to see a doctor but don't need to go to the Emergency Room... this…read moreplace is great! The Health Clinic is located in a house just off Washington Street. It is very clean and open daily for walk-ins or appointments. The volunteer nurses were helpful and very kind. The doctors are attentive and have time to talk about all of the possible diagnoses and/or treatment options. The office visit is free and any tests or medications are provided at a reduced price.