Stay away from Dr English. I went into see the Dr for preventive visit. I started asking questions…read moreand when I asked my 1st very simple question which she could have answered it within a minute, she said she was not sure how to answer that question and left the exam room. I wasn't sure what to think because I had a couple of more questions to ask. After this horrible experience I read other reviews and I am not the only one with this treatment. But I am so glad she left the room hurry without answering any questions at all. Otherwise I would have get billed for about $300 or more with all the questions I had.

Dr. Hoyer is amazing. He has excellent bed side manner and made me feel confident in his ability to…read morerelieve my Carpal tunnel. In addition, all the staff at OrthoIndy were excellent! They were all very kind and professional and provided exceptional patient care. I have highly recommended you all to my friends and family. Thanks for taking such great care of me!

My experiences with Ortho Indy have definitely been positive and I have been a patient since 2005…read more Dr Schwartz performed surgery on my cervical spine in 2005 and even returned my call personally to allay my anxiety before surgery. Dr. Justice performed a total hip replacement on me in August 2025. Things went well. He also called me personally when I was having a problem with nausea after being released and this was on Sunday. I had several weeks of therapy with their PT, Ryan Perkins, who was terrific and helped immensely. Frankly, I had not been a fan of physical therapy before this. They are definitely my choice for orthopedic problems.

Vascular Surgeons of Indianapolis is a Franciscan Physician Network associated practice that…read moreincludes four vascular surgeons: Thomas Webb, MD, FACS Robert McCready, MD, FACS Brian Rapp, MD, FACS Charles Kiell, MD, FACS My physician was Thomas Webb, MD, though this particular review is specifically addressed to the practice itself. The practice is located in one of the office buildings directly adjacent to St. Francis Hospital on Indy's southside right on the Indianapolis/Greenwood line. The multi-level building is easily accessible, though as I recall it did not offer the valet services common to Franciscan. There's a load/unload area as parking in the Franciscan parking lot is pretty much a nightmare, though the parking lot is well lit and I've always felt safe there. The doors to the building are power doors, though the doors to the practice located on the fourth floor are not (as is usual for medical offices). I found the door a little heavy, but mostly workable. The practice recently located to this space on the fourth floor of the building. From what I understand, the goal was to expand and better serve. In other words, this was an upgrade from the previous setting. However, as a new patient of Dr. Webb's I had no experience with the old setting. I arrived in the waiting room early - as I'd not yet been released to work, I'd gotten a ride and wanted to make sure I'd arrived on time. We checked in and were seated in the waiting room. If there's a physical weakness to the practice, it's that the waiting room is dreadfully inaccessible. I mean seriously. There's basically one or two spots you can sit if you're in a wheelchair and I could not wheel through the aisles to get out of the way of the door. This could easily be made accessible, but they're not there yet. As people started to arrive, it definitely felt small. I will admit I kind of wondered how this could possibly be an upgrade. Our call back was close to on time - the nurse did the usual check-in activities. She was professional, though you can always tell a difference in the personality of surgeons' offices versus other specialties. I think they like to feel like it's "professional," but it definitely lacks a personal feeling. I was taken into a small exam room - barely room for a wheelchair to turn around. There were no lower tables or anything that would allow for exam. This was especially weird in my case since I'd had an amputation and would have had difficulty transferring if needed. The doctor examined me in my chair and took out the stitches. It is worth noting that five stitches were actually missed - which could be a big deal and would have been avoidable with decent exam equipment. The exam was quick, though I covered most of that in my physician review. As healing was largely positive, I did not require a second appointment but would, of course, follow-up if further complications would arise. My visit to Vascular Surgeons of Indianapolis was perfectly fine. It accomplished the task, but I couldn't help but feel like greater attention to accessibility would be helpful - in both the waiting room and exam room. As I was certainly not in every exam room, I can't speak to whether or not a better option is available - just what I was offered. I appreciated that billing was prompt and accurate. As someone facing a lot of bills due to a recent amputation, prompt processing has allowed me to maintain a clear picture of my responsibilities. I had no issues with the financial aspects of this visit.

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 saw them July 2024 for a broken ankle. The PA had me terrified of even moving my angle for any…read morereason that it was slip and cause major problems. The surgeons had a better bedside manor. 2 screws, 6 weeks non weight bearing and it still hurt. Told is will heal more as time goes on. It's July 2025 and a different surgeon said the break never healed AND they missed another crack under a bone. Speaking with a relative, brother in law had his heal repairs through there. It wouldn't heal and he had to have it all redone elsewhere, same as I'm having to do. I hear they were kicked out of St. Francis Hospital. I wouldn't allow any of those Dr.s to treat me again.

Worst office staff ever ...Kim the office manager will lie to your face. Does not know how to do…read moreher job ..2 months.for a refund and still not done yet ...when they tell you with your inserts money back guarantee...not true