Wonderful family physician I've been going to him since I was a teenager. Great bedside manner…read moreprofessional and helpful. Their office has great hours and Saturday appointments available as well. Located conveniently on the northeast side as well.

Used to be amazing. The problem now is that when you set an appointment it is normal to wait past…read morean hour of the scheduled appointment to actually see he doctor. Even the receptionist said this is just how it's been for years. Why schedule appointments when it's never actually on time?

Dr. Kleckner has been my primary care doctor for about 6 months now. He's a very nice and caring…read moredoctor. His nurse is great! It's a small office location, kinda hidden behind some bigger businesses. The front office staff is friendly and helpful. If you're looking for a caring practice, then Dr. Kleckner's office is an excellent choice!

I'm not a fan of the doctors, however when you get old like me you have to go, always impressed…read morewith the care team at community north they listen, and are willing to offer some suggestions before going the medication route which is something i appreciate! Community north group is worth considering for your care!

I found my PCP Dr. Foster here and she does really well. She will listen to you and answer any…read morequestions you may have. The staff in the office are friendly. The office is clean. My doctor will figure out your issues and not just say to you nothing is wrong. I have been going here for 5 years I believe and I know I made a great choice with the doctor I have to care for my health.

I had never been here before my visit a few days ago, but my children were assigned to this clinic…read moreto get vaccines, and we had a great experience. The nurses that we encountered were especially nice. Because our visit included kids getting shots, the vibe was tense. No one ever likes getting a shot, but kids especially. But the nurse put everyone at ease, and you could tell that she knew how to interact with kids. We were in and out relatively quickly. The waiting room was clean but no nonsense. There's a restroom just off the waiting room for waiting patients to use. They are only open Monday through Friday, not weekends. And as far as I know, you need to make an appointment to visit.

Excellent doctor who really took the time to explain everything that was happening with my injury…read moreand was very responsive to all of my questions and follow up. Always made me feel like he really cared about my case and overall wellness even beyond the injury he was treating me for. Wish all doctors were as attentive and informative as Dr. Gentile.

Rude, didn't listen to my issues. Interrupted me every time I spoke. Never helped with the problem…read moreI was "seen" for. Total waste of time and money. Would NOT recommend!!! But.... Gigi at check-in was AMAZING and deserves ALL the recognition! The doctor doesn't even deserve a handshake.

Recently went in for my annual check up with Dr Smith. Person that checked me in was very…read morepersonable as was the nurse that took me back and went thru the initial questions. Annual was thorough, all questions were answered. I did not feel rushed. I did not wait a long time in the waiting area and never have. I know in that business, you can't control all the visits as some may seem simple but end up complicated. I don't mind waiting longer, if needed, as I know the care and focus being provided to someone else will also be extended to me. The person that checked me out was friendly and efficient.

Worst office ever. Wait an hour for an "appointment". Staff is incredibly rude. Find another…read moreplace.

I was followed by Anna Edwards, MD, a family practitioner with Community Health Network, for a…read moreperiod of about three years until her subsequent marriage and birth of another child led to her leaving the practice to focus on parenting for a bit. I've decided to edit my review because, upon reflection, I realized that my review of her as a physician was being tainted by my concerns about the overall practice. While she certainly had an influence of practice standards, ultimately some of my negative experiences occurred as she was transitioning out. Thus, she's not really to blame. Truthfully, I loved working with Dr. Edwards. She was my second physician with the practice and I immediately felt a click with her as we shared similar personalities. She also tapped quickly into my resistance to seeking help and worked hard to build trust. I became a "priority" for her and she made it well known that if I called I was to get through and to get scheduled. There's no question that she went above and beyond with me on several occasions, though I've never been one to go to the doctor on an incredibly regular basis. She made note once of probably trusting my own opinions about my care, I liked that she was also confident enough to challenge me when necessary. By the time we did actually have a semi-emergency once, I trusted her enough to follow-up on a urology referral for which I was truly hesitant. It's difficult to get my trust and Dr. Edwards truly had it. I believed she cared and trusted her opinion. As a result, I did more follow-up and grew to feel like my follow-up care was important. It was toward the end that I struggled, moreso with the practice than actually with her. During one time when she was out, I ended up seeing another physician in the practice with whom I just plain didn't click at all. My guess is that this was around the time Dr. Edwards decided to leave, because not long after I received a letter informing me she was leaving the practice and that they didn't have anyone else to follow me. Negligently (and I complained), they referred me to four possibilities - 3 in Hamilton County and one pediatrician. I live in Lawrence and am 50. So, while I had issues with the actual practice I really valued the positive physician/patient relationship I had with Dr. Edwards. I ultimately ended up leaving Community Health Network due to the poor referrals and lack of follow-up, but I think Dr. Edward's influence helped me determine the next appropriate setting and made me better informed to find the right physician for me with whom I continue to be seen.

In my search for a new general physician, I was looking for a female doctor, near my location, and…read morethat would be a good fit for potentially a variety of doctors visits. Dr. Phillips was amazing in my first visit to her. I arrived early and was brought back to an exam room only a minute after sitting down in the waiting room! The service was so great, I had to finish filling out my initial paperwork at the end of my appointment. Dr. Phillips is extremely nice, very personable, and was a pleasure to speak with. It almost seemed like I had been going to her for years -- but it was my first appointment! The location is Broad Ripple is convenient and parking is hidden so it is not consumed by the craziness around Broad Ripple. The office staff was very helpful and extremely nice, I felt very welcome. I'm glad to know if I need a doctor I can turn to the St. Vincent Broad Ripple clinic and Dr. Phillips!

Dr. Phillips has an easy and comforting demeanor. I have only seen her a couple of times but she…read morewas very attentive at each visit. She also does Gyno visits so she is a one stop shop for us females! She seemed concerned about some bruising I had on my leg. She didnt brush it off, but dug into my family history to see if it could have been something serious. I had some testing done that ended up not being covered by insurance. Her staff worked very hard to get insurance to adjust the bill. In the end, after many many hours of hard work from her staff, and many many faxes later, I was able to get the bill dramatically reduced. I brought them flowers to show my gratitude. Its not every clinic that provides such quality of care! They all went the extra mile and that doesn't go unnoticed!