IU Health Emergency Medicine - Fishers

Reviews

• LR

  Lynn R

  Mar 9, 2026
  5.0
  The staff is on their game from the start. They keep things in order so that everything gets carried out efficiently.
• NN

  natstoner

  Feb 26, 2026
  3.0
  I was surprised that it took two days to get into surgery
• DS

  David Stone

  Feb 21, 2026
  5.0
  I came in after a car accident to be checked out. The team was very professional, knowledgeable, caring, kind, compassionate and helpful in every way possible! Nurse Emily, Aydin, CT team, Doctors, and all the others who assisted; you made me feel better! Thank you Team IU Fishers🙏🏽 David
• GG

  gerberbabymom78

  Feb 5, 2026
  5.0
  …i was handled with such care here- this was the first time i came and had a 3hr wait, but sometimes others are in a dire need, respectfully so- dr harvey mills could not have been more kind- he didn’t rush- he made sure i felt comfortable and safe going home with the pain more controlled after being seen- alot of doctors don’t ask those questions- thank you- my nurse mitchell was the kindest soul also- very gentle spirit, also ensuring i was ok- i say all the time kindness matters- speaking of so, i overheard a nurse, ‘aneila’, giving the utmost patience to an elderly patient- and it was alot required of her, but she remained kind and never showcased frustration- the front desk staff were also nothing but friendly- saxony, thank you for caring for me, in such a professional yet nurturing way- truly.
• SB

  Steph Bailey

  Jan 11, 2026
  1.0
  My husband drove me to the ER with a dislocated shoulder. We thought it would be faster as we live just 3 miles away. There were more than 10 people waiting. Most looked as though they had colds/flu issues, a couple with issues such as vomiting, etc. Clearly being in intense pain with a dislocated shoulder, I felt that I would be seen faster than someone who was blowing their nose, coughing or puking. Our grandson was home alone so after dropping me at the ER I sent my husband to the house to be with him with instruction that I would call after being attended to. After waiting approximately 45 minutes with only one person being called into triage and then sent back into the waiting room, I determined, considering the horrific pain I was in, that I would step outside and take the chance at better, faster care at a different ER. St Vincent is literally right across the street. Luckily, they were able to take me directly into a room and within 20 minutes, I had an IV line inserted, visited by the attending Dr, taken to X-Ray and administered pain medication. Within the next 30 minutes, my shoulder was relocated and my husband was able to pick me up and take me back home.