Gastroenterology Indianapolis, IN

I was very pleased I had been feeling so bad. Did a phone appointment. Dr. Haynes listened to my symptoms and gave me a plan. Told me if I wasn't better to let him know.

D.T. Google

Had a good experience with Dr. Opinion. He explained everything that I needed to know about my situation. I was told if I had any problems, to call his office & he would handle it from there. A very friendly doctor who seemed to care about my problem.

D.J. Google

I saw Dr Hayes for a 2nd opinion & he was very informative & his bed side manner was amazing. Highly recommend if you need a doctor for liver issues.

J.S. Google

I’ve been going to Dr Morelli for 18 years! I have had several colonoscopies by Dr Morelli and he is absolutely excellent in his field! He has a great bed side manner and makes you feel comfortable and safe! 👍❤️

F.W. Google

I had to go in for a routine procedure (endoscopy) to determine if I had an autoimmune disease associated with some symptoms I’ve been having. Procedure went well, no concerns/complaints and I didn’t remember a thing about the procedure itself. Bill (a nurse), Adam (the anesthesiologist) and a plethora of other nurses were fantastic. I had one poor experience. The second from last nurse I had made comments about me coming down from anesthesia, making comments like “don’t act high, we didn’t give you narcotics”. I personally get very anxious/nervous when coming down from any kind of sedation and when I do, I tend to a nervous giggle/twitch from anxiety. My fiancé was in the room and immediately his ears perked up, and he started listening in. Then shortly after, I was asking questions about the procedure because they stated they didn’t see anything, and I was told by that same nurse that it was extremely unlikely that I had this condition because I was “too big” and didn’t fit the criteria. Which is 100% untrue (she did not use the words fat, but the comment was suggestive enough for me to understand what she meant by it). I am a little larger than average, about 165-175lbs on a bad day, and her comments absolutely crushed me because I’ve been on a weight loss journey and have lost about 30/40lbs in the past year. She made similar comments of how I would’ve had this condition since I was young, and that these people are “sticky skinny, pale and anemic” (which I was all of those for years until I gave birth to my last child) and that these conditions are “lifelong” and “don’t suddenly appear” (I was told the opposite by my physician). All in all, it was a pleasant experience until the very end. I may have to get another procedure done here and I would trust them enough to confirm a diagnosis. But some, I’d recommend, should take another course on bedside manner.

V.O. Google