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IU Health Methodist Hospital is a hospital, located at 1701 Senate Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 317-962-2000, visit their website iuhealth.org for more detailed information.

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1701 Senate Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA
Added by Jopie, at 07 January 2017

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  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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14 Reviews

  • Ed Agner
    19 December 2017

    The doctors and nurses were fantastic. The hospital was very clean. The operating room was like something from star wars.

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  • Janice Jones
    07 November 2017

    This hospital would be a 5 star hospital due to the phenomenal care they provide. The therapy department is A1. But I had to give a 2 star because the room floor, corners and cove bass are unbelievable filthy. The staff in the hallway and nursing station are loud-having on going conversations about any and every event. The young lady who came to change my husband bed arrived with her lunch empty containers in her hands explaining she would return when he gets up to walks with therapy. What kind of training does the staff receive?

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  • Hannah Mae
    04 November 2017

    My grandma was there for the last 4 days of her life. She wasn't awake for three. She was in surgery for 10-12 hours. The staff made sure that the family was all there. They made sure that we were all okay. They gave us a quite room. They didn't let us leave without knowing that my grandma was safe in their hands. I just want everyone to know, they are the best hospital that I have been to so far.

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  • Kenneth McNeely
    26 October 2017

    The reason I am not giving a 5 star rating is that I cannot close my eyes for a few minutes while sitting in the ICU units with my wife who was recently involved in a life endangering car accident that left her battered and broken from the pelvis up. I'm told I have to go to the waiting room while I worry about her. I'm sorry but I have been going almost non stop for the past week, at the time I'm giving this review, on less than 24 hours of sleep in 7 days due to worrying about my wife dying while I'm not by her side. I was at the edge of the room and just closed my eyes for a few minutes. I understand that if something happened to her and I was asleep they may not be able to react as quickly due to waking me up, that she could die. Other hospitals allow cargivers to remain by the patients side and even sleep if they need to. As far as the care goes, I'm 90% satisfied. There have been a few nurses that have not given adequate service to my wife as a patient but most have been right there when she needs something and have been able to give excellent service. I thank the hospital doctor of the ICU units for saving my wife's life. I'm just not happy about some of the service received. In general, keep up the good work. I would recommend this hospital to those who may need their service despite my 4 star rating.

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  • Nicholas Dismukes
    09 October 2017

    My husband was in a major semi truck accident and brought in by helicopter to receive surgery on multiple broken bones in his leg. When I arrived the next after noon over 15 hours since the arrival to the ER, 10 hours since surgery, he was laying on glass from the accident, still had glass in his wounds as well as his eyes, mouth and head. They ordered PT to get him out of bed before the 5 hour mark after surgery and could have made the injury worse by doing so. Thankfully the PT is the only competent person in this part of the hospital and refused to do more than suggest exercises after 10 hours to start. His mother and I had to remove the glass and almost beg to have help changing his sheets because he couldn't get up so he was off the glass covering him from head to toe. Now day two his OR surgeon came in, (husband felt well enough for PT and wanted to try getting out of bed) but when the surgeon came in for his 2 minute (if that) eval he grab my husbands leg lifted it 8in off the bed and basically twisted it and turned it so fast and hard I didn't even have time to say "what are you doing?" Before he was back out the door, leaving my husband in agonizing pain for the rest of the day, and putting him back to wanting IV meds he had been off for 12 hours to try and get discharged on day 3. We have since than been dealing with people who walk in to his room and have no idea why he's here or what his name is to do what ever test they need to do. We have to tell the nurse that they are over do for pain meds then wait 40 minutes for any relief during the day. At night if you tell one person he's due for meds they don't relay it to anyone else, and God for bid you fall asleep while waiting cause you don't realize no one has come, until your woken up by your husband's screams over 4 hours after he was supposed to have meds. He has massive amounts of cuts, scraps and surgical marks that no one cares if they bump and send him in to a high 10 in pain. We tell them he has to pee and they say oh it's not been 8 hours yet since your last Cath so you'll have to wait, even though the scans at the 8 hour mark are showing he's to full and if they waited much longer it could cause problems. Have asked for a transfer to a hospital in our home state but have been told we have to clear it with 6 different people and if they don't all agree to the transfer he won't be going anywhere but their rehab facility here in Indiana for his full recovery time, meaning over 2 months away from family and his support system. I hope we never have to come back here and we can get out before they make his condition worse or cause something else to happen!

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  • Jonathan Mayo
    02 October 2017

    Special shout out to the labor an delivery dept. The nurses here are such wonderful people. Thank you very much IU health for providing everything that my family needed an also for going above an beyond. God bless yall

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  • Lenora Rowlett
    30 September 2017

    I wanted to give zero starts but that wasn't an option. I want to first start off saying that i hope I NEVER have to be taken to this hospital again. The nursing student's that were attending to me were absolutely horrible and unprofessional. When I arrived to the facility via ambulance I couldn't respond to the nursing and medical staff but could hear EVERYTHING they were saying. The ER doctor was the only person that introduced himself, none of the nursing staff did. It took a student nurse over 17 mins to get IV in my hand which still was unsuccessful while the other nurse just observed. Due to the fact I was nonverbal and unable to speak they never assumed I was aware of what was going on. I could hear as they made fun of my weight, the Resident physician forgot to put in order for my meds, and my Tiffany earrings were stolen and incident report was filed. I will be doing a formal complaint with the proper authorities but wanted to make sure the public is aware of how unprofessional and the poor service I received. I am aware of how people should be treated, as I also have completed nursing school and have been working in the medical field foe 23 years. Ironically how people treat you when they're not aware of your background.

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  • Dana Davis
    19 September 2017

    They are slow as heck I have been sitting here for almost 3 hours in the emergency room September 18, 2017 since 11:30 my dad broke his finger and we first ran Radiology and then Radiology brought us down to the emergency room and been here ever since his x-rays already taken I don't see why it's taking so long to figure out that his finger is broken and what to do about it why you have all these people sitting around laughing and playing on the phone playing on the computer doing absolutely nothing talking about everybody. You have 1 person checking in patients at the front counter which is ridiculous when you have a line going out the door. So slow

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  • Sharon Fox
    13 September 2017

    Most horrible hospital experience. Ever. Snooty nurses. No safe place to stay. Placing call light and urinal out of patients reach. Turning air down to 55 to freezing out patients wife

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  • Gale Shaffer
    27 April 2017

    For the most part I had excellent care, my recovery room nurse was the best I got excellent care from her she had a great sense of humor and I really enjoyed my time with her in recovery. I had her laughing so hard I guess it was the medication and she even came up the next afternoon to visit me in my room I want to thank her, so much for all the great care I receive from her. On the other hand the nurse's assistant or AIDE was not so nice I reported her to the unit director on that floor, I will be going back down to Methodist in June for major back surgery if I have that same AIDE I will request to have her replace. All of my nurses who took care of me we're fine I had no problems with any of them all my needs were met.

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  • I Nelson
    08 April 2017

    Terrible experience in ER with Mr "I think I am God" doctor, a real winner. No sense of urgency, place is filthy and sub zero patient attention. Zero communication as to what's going on. I will never come down here again. Very disappointing.

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  • John Webster
    31 March 2017

    In response to previous comments they don't wear costumes except on Halloween and the week before Christmas! It's more fun that way.

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  • Mary Coder
    19 March 2017

    They saved my life! Everyone in every department that I went through for care/treatment/surgery was phenomenal and treated my husband and myself like we were the only patients that mattered. I will NEVER go anywhere else not will my immediate family. You're in very good hands there with top knotch care, technology & treatment.

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  • Steven Roberts
    14 January 2017

    Great doctors and mostly good staff. Horrible administration procedures as related to timely discharge process and subpar food service. Rooms not especially clean, equipment such as tray tables dated and poorly maintained
    Roots as a relic charity institution thinly disguised. Poorly staffed due to past budget cutbacks (According to staff). BRING YOUR OWN FOOD or order out for pizza. No one seemed to know who was in charge of what. If you want to learn how hospital admin can cost so much, look no further for a case study.

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