Went to Dr.Farooqui because I have an itch and rash for 7 months,after going to him to do allergy…read moretesting the results have come back and no answers . So disappointing now will start over with another allergy doctor in hopes to find out what it is that is causing months of rash and itching. He is a friendly doctor very nice but thought he could get me results. So disappointed.

Fabulous. The office is easy to get to, easy parking, the front office personnel were extremely…read morefriendly, the doctor was on time, the MA was a little less personable than I would have preferred but not bad. Just kind of short but not rude. I'm a talker, I probably annoyed her lol The testing was not fun, of course, but was quick and easy. They explained everything as they went. Dr. Farooqui was GREAT. Super nice and personable. Listened well and seemed to really care. Great over all experience.

Care was fast, efficient, and friendly on a Wednesday afternoon. Staff was cooperative and eager to…read morehelp. I felt well taken care of.

I went in while experiencing a miscarriage. I arrived at 7pm and was told that an ultrasound tech…read morewas on call and had already been called due to another patient experiencing the same symptoms that I was and needing an ultrasound as well. I was told that once the tech was called, she had an hour to report in so it may be a wait. From about 8pm when I was moved to the ER side (apparently required due to needing an ultrasound), I was left in the room and would leave to go out in the hallway and check in with nurses to find out when I would be seen or any updates on the tech arriving. I did this about every half hour since I had been previously told she had an hour to report in. The tech finally saw me at 12am. During the ultrasound, she had constant phone notifications sounding off and distracting her from the procedure. At one point, she had me (the patient) hold the transvaginal probe inside of my body so that she could respond to her phone. I was already quite distressed due to the nature of going through a miscarriage, and this made it much worse. The cherry on top was the bill I received. $3400 (after insurance claims). $2000 of this portion was just due to having to check into the ER (to not be seen whatsoever) but just to have the ultrasound in that ER room. Just beware before coming here. The doctors and nurses are kind, but "on call" does not mean much to the techs. Also, beware that you will end up paying thousands if you step foot into their ER (even if no testing or care is done via ER services).

They did a really good job on my root canal very professional courteous, and had very clean and…read moreup-to-date equipment. I would recommend them to anyone.

I had Dr. Mintz for four root canal procedures in late December and mid February. Professional,…read morepersonable and resolute. Then met with Dr. Vail on Tuesday, 7/14, and she gave me a thumbs up on the root canal post-op. While I hope, and I'll do my best to prevent a reoccurrence, if necessary I know who's got me when I'm feeling down in the mouth.

I have mixed feelings about Northpoint. I have struggled with the way we have been treated by our…read moreselected pediatrician. She is nice, and she knows what she's doing, but I do not feel she has made my children priority. I have a few examples, one is she saw them for a well child while also being sick, I watched her walk out and go home for the day after our appointment. I don't feel my kids were given a fair appointment. Most recently I asked for an evaluation to be done on one of my kids and also asked for another child to be seen based on her Nero referring us back. I asked for both of these on the same day in May. I was contacted, given an appointment for my daughter, with only options on Thursday's, and told I would receive a separate call for my sons appointment. It's Aug 22nd and had no appointment for my son until complaining. Since though, I've received a letter that my doctor is retiring, she'll continue to see us through the end of the year (on a limited schedule - I'm adding the sarcastic remark), and my kids will be transitioned to other doctors based on gender. I just feel things could be handled better! My responsibility is that I could have followed up more, I will admit I had a part here too. Have I had billing issues, yes! I encourage everyone to review your EOBs! The person coding has no idea what happened in that room and is tasked with finding a way to get as many billable codes submitted as possible. Our responsibility is to review and bring up discrepancies. You may disagree, but this is where we are in the world! Northpoint is no different than most other facilities. Patient responsibility in managing our share is part of it. There have been great things happen with Northpoint and that is why I give them 3 stars. My son was seen by a male dr who got him into a great pulmonologist, who helped us solve so many undiagnosed issues! Both of my daughters ear issues, including multiple sets of tubes have been handled well. They room us fast, the MAs are always kind and I felt they addressed COVID well. The ability to have weekend appointments has been very helpful, I used this option more when my kids were younger. Northpoint is a larger practice and has the feel of the large practice without the technology. By that I mean, no ability to have full connection to Community My Chart and the options on their online portal is clunky. The proximity to Community Hospital and the fact the drs round at Community is a perk! Overall, we know that we will get the care we need at Northpoint, and that is what is most important.

I just had my first child back in July and kept hearing amazing things about this practice. Even…read moremore so, Dr. Nanagas was highly recommended by multiple people on multiple occasions. I immediately decided he was who my son would see. Once my son was born, Dr. Nanagas came to check on him and ask a few questions. You can tell he is just naturally great with children-it's definitely his passion. Every encounter we have had with him makes it even more obvious as to how much he loves his work. He's so great with my son, always has great insight, and is just an all around breath of fresh air. I highly recommend this practice, and, if you can get Dr. Nanagas as your child's pediatrician, you'll have an all-around exceptional experience!

My son has been a patient of her's for about two years now and I think she is great! She took my…read moreconcerns about my son's wheezing seriously and referred us right away to an allergist that he's a patient of now as well. She or someone from her office always responds promptly when I send a message via portal which I appreciate. The one time I requested a refill via the portal it was sent over the same day as requested as well. The office staff is super friendly and if you just have a medical question there's a nurse they put you through to. I feel very good about my son being in their care :)

We loved Dr. Raub. My son is 9 and looked forward to seeing him. He had 2 teeth pulled and still…read moreloved him. Great experience. Unfortunately, Dr. Raub recently passed.

Dr. Raub's dental practice had a profound impact on my life, though not in a positive way. My…read moreexperience began with a dental emergency caused by a painful tooth that was unresponsive to over-the-counter pain relievers. Unable to secure a timely appointment with a specialist, I sought help from Dr. Raub, as he had previously been my dentist on occasion and his office was conveniently located. I was relieved when they informed me that I could be seen later that same day. During my visit, I requested nitrous oxide to help me relax. I had not received anything to numb the area. Because he was busy. But the Nitrous had relaxed me. However, when Dr.Raub examined my teeth, he encountered difficulties in identifying the source of pain due to my existing caps and a bridge. While using a small instrument--a bur--to assess my teeth, he inadvertently caused significant discomfort by hitting a nerve, I reacted which led to the instrument breaking off in my tooth. Unfortunately, this was not an isolated incident; a total of four burs broke during the procedure trying to retrieve the burs. He was obviously upset and referred me to a dentist in Fishers. I have kept the detailed documentation because the dentist said he had never seen this scenario before. He asked my permission to share this fiasco with students he was teaching and he wrote articles about dentistry as well. He gave me a small discount for allowing him to share how a painful tooth ended up in surgery and needing implants to replace the bridge that was broken removing the burs. (I was dealing with the death of a family member. Or I would have consulted an Attorney myself.) Afterward, a specialist in Carmel informed me that the broken burs were located next to my bridge work. He expressed concern that attempting to extract the burs could result in damage to the bridge, which ultimately happened. As a result, I was faced with the necessity of dental implants, leading to expenses exceeding $6,000. I reached out to Dr. Raub with a letter outlining both the pain I experienced and the financial burden resulting from my visit, requesting assistance with the costs. Instead, I received a letter from his attorney alleging slander. I possess documentation from two other dentists confirming the broken burs and the complications they caused, as well as the subsequent surgery I underwent. The financial strain from the implants has had a significant impact on my savings and overall well-being. What initially started as a satisfactory relationship with Dr. Raub deteriorated when I reached out for help to cover the expenses from his treatment. Instead of addressing the situation honorably, the response felt like an intimidation tactic through legal means. This experience has instilled a lasting apprehension about future dental visits and has left me feeling traumatized. While I acknowledge that mistakes can happen in any profession, the manner in which they are resolved speaks volumes about a provider's integrity and commitment to patient care. I hope that by sharing my experience, others seeking dental relief will be informed and cautious, ensuring they find a professional who prioritizes not just treatment, but also accountability and patient welfare. I

I am addicted!! I am about 4 sessions in with underarm laser hair removal and I am so happy with…read morethe results so far. There was a special running on the website a while back, so I jumped the gun and bought the package. Debra is so friendly and she gets me in and out quickly. For my first treatment, she set my expectations and let me know what to expect. The treatment can be a little painful... it feels like a rubber band snap but only on certain parts, but it's so quick. I plan to get more treatments done on other areas, but it can be pricey so I'm taking it slow!

Newer management a few years ago, and they are squeezing everything they can. Driving up prices…read more People working there are great but ownership seems to not care about clients who helped build business

I received the best Botox I've ever had. I decided to expand my Botox to my neck and it makes a…read morehuge Impact. I also tried something new -- their Selphyller. I liked it a lot. They offer treatments other medical grade spas don't.

If I could give them -0- stars I would. Had a 10 am appt for their glam package today. Arrived 10…read moreminutes early. Went back up to the desk at 10:30 lady says they are running behind. By 10:47 I had enough. I drove from Indy to Noblesville for this appt. The business expects you to be respectful of their time and I expect the same. Moved appts around, didn't accept calls for this time. Obviously my time means nothing to them, not to mention at today's gas prices the price of visiting the business. I will not be back