I love this office! The NP's and Dr's really take the time to understand your pain. I hurt for so…read morelong before visiting this office. I appreciate Katie, Lisa, and Dr Dasari for helping me get back to living a normal life.

UPDATE: Horrible experience with Doctor Bonynge. I'd give negative stars if I could. Took me a few…read moreweeks to get my original appt. I finally got in, we sat down &went through everything, I wasn't super comfortable, but I figured I would go ahead and get the epidural shot anyway because I was in excruciating pain & needed it. To get a little personal, I have anxiety when it comes to any medical procedures and I made the doctors aware of the situation so they suggested I get sedation. A week and a half later I finally get in to have my shot done. It was hotter than Hades in that office & was even hotter once you got back in the patient area. The bed they put me in was baking in the sun. It had to be nearly 80° and then they put a warm blanket on me. I sit down and my anxiety rampant. My blood pressure was high. My heart rate was high, and I had a Slightly elevated temperature, which are all symptoms of anxiety. They took my vitals every five minutes in a crowded room with constant beeping a blood pressure cuff going off every minute and then constantly telling me to calm down. As the timer went off every five minutes, I anxiety got worse. My Elevated temperature did go down to 99.4. And if you read the CDC says a fever is considered anything over 100.4. The doctor, then rudely comes over and tells me he cannot continue with the procedure because I must have some sort of infection. And then told me it was not possible to have an elevated temperature from anxiety. I've experienced this numerous times before I have been told by different doctors that it is completely possible to have an elevated temperature due to my anxiety, and I have read numerous studies from medical journals as well as information from the CDC that very clearly states heightened anxiety can cause an increase in temperature. When I explain this, he basically told me I was crazy. It wasn't possible. I have an infection. I have to go home. The minute I get home I take my temperature and it is a cool 98.7°. Just like I said no fever no infection it was caused by my anxiety. I called the office afterwards and ask them if I could reschedule my procedure but with a different doctor and she told me it was against policy and they wouldn't let me do so. After complaining she said she would talk to her supervisor and get back to me by the end of the day or at least the next morning at the latest. No call yet. Unprofessional, beyond ridiculous and I would say never come here and never see this doctor again I'm a little worried that he doesn't know that any of that is actually possible. Makes you wonder what else this doctor doesn't know. Here's a couple articles to enlighten you. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4843908/. https://www.health.com/mind-body/can-stress-cause-fever So after all of this mess and administrator calls me and tells me they will definitely give me a new doctor. They can even move me to a different clinic to have the procedure done and she's gonna see what she can do to get everything expedited and call me back and give her a day or two. Well, it's now been a week and she hasn't called me back clearly they don't care about their patients. I'm going to make sure I file complaints wherever I possibly can't about this place.

I have nothing but great things to say about North Point Orthopedics…read more Dr. Pandhi and Lauren Vander Woude were tremendously supportive during my total hip replacement Surgery. I would trust them anywhere anytime. I also have a shout out to Dr. Evanson who performed hand surgery on me as well as Dr. Rachoy, no longer with practice, who support is still unwavering. I used the NPO physical therapy team for my recovery...SUPER!! Scott and Rich and everyone there were great!!!!! Office great too HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

This was a first visit and I was taken back with the lack of any ounce of empathy shown by the…read morestaff that we encountered from the receptionist to the medical assistants, nurses and lastly the doctor. 30 minutes after our appointment time we were shown into an exam room. The medical assistant required us as family to hold up the very elderly (95+} patient from a wheelchair 2 weeks after surgery while she yanked out 24 staples from the leg and hip area. There was some inflammation so she left in the middle of the extraction to find a nurse, while we stood holding up the patient. About 10 minutes later she returned. The nurse opened the door half way as our family member was held up by us in underwear and other patients and staff passed by the doorway. Really? She indicated an antibiotic was needed. After staples were extracted the medical assistant announced an x-ray was needed and if we thought the patient would be unable to maneuver alone we should come with to the x-ray room to help. Wow - very surprised at this requirement and the indifference shown. Medical assistant just stood by while we assisted for w-ray. Beyond surprised. Another 15 minutes before the Dr came in. Very cavalier and clearly had no clue who the patient was and any related information we needed from him for the antibiotic and further treatment plan in rehab and thereafter. He couldn't get out fast enough. Fundamental issue was not a shred of real care or concern. People mill. The prescription for antibiotics wasn't sent to the place we specified so took another day to track down where they sent it and have it redirected. All on us and the practice didn't help at all. Unfortunately have to go back for another checkup with this Dr and practice. At least our expectations of long wait times and dispassionate staff is known.

Dr. Shukairy is a Nurosurgon and when I first met him I was nervous and when he talked to me about…read morethe things he saw on the current MRI he was honest by saying that he needed an MRI from a different view to tell what is acually going on. He explained what may come for treatment for me. He was very nice and I would reccomend him to anyone who needs a Neurosurgon.

I was very comfortable with the service before, during, and after the procedure. They were very…read moreattentive to my needs. Thank you, Jennifer, Front Desk Thank you, Kathy J, RN, Preop. You were fantastic Katherine RN - Post Op. You were very thorough I was nauseous when I arrived and informed them. The anesthesiologist ended that right away.

Had spine injections. Staff and care was absolutely great. They answered every question I had and…read moreexplained the procedure with me. My doctor met me before I was taken in for the procedure. At no time was I just left laying there without someone asking me if I was all right or just peeking in and waving. I just can't get over the care and efficiency and I have been to other medical ERs and offices to compare.

Dr. Yanke would not see me for an initial visit. His office said he does not se patients for…read moreinitial visits and I had to see his PA. An MRI was ordered and then I made a follow up appointment with him which was two weeks out. Two days prior to the visit, I received a phone call offering me a telemedicine appt. a week later with his PA. The MRI indicates a real problem and I wanted to discuss it with the doctor and establish a treatment plan. If surgery was necessary, I would also like to have met him prior to the procedure. I was completely disregarded by this office. This is a horrible way to treat patients. I am so disappointed in this practice and have cancelled my appointment.

Dr. Adam Yanke is the best shoulder surgeon I have had. I have had 7 shoulders and I wish I would…read morehave found him to begin with. He is very caring and has a great personality. If I had had him to begin with I would not have ended up with all 7 surgeries. Thank you Dr. Yanke, you are the best. Debra Peterson

Went In for an emergency and told them I was pregnant. I had been vomiting and diarrhea for two…read moredays without keeping food or drinks down. When I went in they said it was fine I was just pregnant but I was dehydrated and just wanted at the minimum an iv but instead they offered me a sprite .i sat there and asked if I could get ultrasound as well to check on baby and they said they didn't have an ultrasound person . Like what, what kind of er is this .

This is about their outpatient therapies…read more Pros: the therapists themselves seems to be knowledgeable and good at their jobs. This review is not about them. cons: Scheduling. My son has mild ASD. Kids with ASD need a schedule to know what is coming next. In addition, my son is starting Kindergarten soon, so for his speech and OT, we need it to be in the evening or on the weekend. On the phone with scheduling, they told me there was plenty of weekend and evening availability for speech and OT. They scheduled us for the evaluations and did them. When it came time to schedule his appointments they don't have a schedule. Suddenly, they don't have availabilities on evenings and weekends. Moreover, they don't really have a set schedule you can create. They'll just call me in the morning if they have availability. Then they want me to pull my son from school SUDDENLY and take him to a random appointment he was not aware was happening. All of that uncertainty is TERRIBLE for kids on the spectrum. It means that they'll be living their lives in anxiety over if they will be suddenly pulled from school for an appointment. They won't be able to focus on school, and they will miss out on quality education time. When I pointed this out to the schedulers (I talked to many, including supervisors), they said, "well, that's just the way we do things." I was also told that a "good mom" would pull their kid from school whenever THEY want me to. FINALLY, the speech therapist that did his assessment got him scheduled for weekly evening appointments. He has his first appointment and the therapist was so great. She even gave me activities to do with him outside of therapy. Great! The next morning, scheduling called me to tell me that therapist is leaving the practice, so they are cancelling all our scheduled appointments. They again told me I have to just wait for them to call during a random day and I will have to pull my son from school. The ugly: I am currently contemplating a civil law suit. We found an occupational therapist with weekend availability. THEY almost didn't take us because you aren't supposed to have multiple OT eval within 6 months. But they agreed to take us if I could get access to the eval Fransiscan did. It took many calls and emails and putting in a complaint with legal that they are violating Hippa by refusing to give me my son's medical data that they were holding hostage. Where does that stand now? Well, I am about to pay EXTRA to the new OT because they had to redo the assessment because Fransiscan still hasn't given me my son's data after about a month of a fight. They claimed they have the package or me to pick up at any time waiting at their front desk. I have been there 3 times to pick it up and every time I go, the front desk workers say there is nothing there for me to pick up. It is about 25-30 minute drive there and the same back home each time. Each time the front desk has no clue what I am talking about. NOW, apart from my son, I am dealing with the similar thing for me. My PT. The person that did my PT eval said I need to go once a week for 6 weeks and then they will re-evaluate. That was in March. It is now Almost august, and they have fit me in once. I have had 1 appointment. My doctor was shocked that I had only been seen once, and is in favor of me "jumping ship." That's right, the doctors in this system know that scheduling is so messed up they are recommending you use other therapy services. SO....If you want to go to a therapist that breaks hippa laws and does not give a rats butt about patient outcomes, go here. If you want services, go literally anywhere else.

I cannot say enough amazing things about Dr. Michael D. Dichoso and the Munster Orthopedic…read moreInstitute. He performed surgery to repair my Haglund's deformity and a partial Achilles tendon tear, and the entire experience has been excellent from start to finish. Dr. Dichoso is highly skilled, thorough, and compassionate. He explained every step of the process in detail, answered all of my questions, and made me feel completely confident going into surgery. His professionalism and bedside manner are unmatched. He treats patients with respect, patience, and genuine care. My surgery and recovery have been smooth, and I am beyond grateful for the outcome. It is rare to find a surgeon who combines exceptional technical expertise with such a personable and reassuring approach. Dr. Dichoso does exactly that. I would recommend Dr. Dichoso and the Munster Orthopedic Institute without hesitation to anyone in need of orthopedic care. Truly five-star service and results.

Dr. Tioco is a fantastic physician. He is so professional and knowledgeable and compassionate. And…read morehis staff is outstanding.

I arrived early just as requested and had checked in ahead at home. I checked in at the desk for a…read more10am appointment that I scheduled before work. Not only did they not call me anywhere near on time, I had to go back to the desk to see what was going on. When they called back to the office it appeared no one knew who I was seeing or that I was here. Never again!! Made this appointment with a nice time cushion, but they dropped the ball. Very unprofessional if you ask me to be so off of being on time. No one here but waited for an hour. Called me in and ask me bullshit questions. Never again.

I have been coming to the Franciscan Hammond Clinic with my family since the 1980s until present,…read more2021. My kids all were treated here and healthy and grown adults now. We come for immediate care to specialists appointments.