Southside physician directory
If you need to find a new primary care physician, Community Physician Network offers exceptional doctors on the southside of Indianapolis, including Greenwood and Mooresville, Indiana. Practice areas include family practice, ob/gyn, pediatrics, internal medicine and more. Community Health Pavilion County Line brings together several primary care physicians in one locale to better serve the population near I-65 and County Line Road.
Most practices are accepting new patients and many offer same-day appointments as well as electronic medical records. Doctors who also offer "get acquainted" visits are indicated by an "*" below. Learn more about Community's primary care physicians at eCommunity.com/physician.
To make an appointment, you may call a physician office directly, or call Community Health Network at 800-777-7775. To browse specialists or other physicians, visit eCommunity.com/fad.
OB/GYN Care
1550 E. County Line Road, Suite 201
Indianapolis, IN 46227
317-834-3770
Web: www.communitysouthobgyn.com
- April Hoffman, D.O.
- Neal Ipema, M.D.
- James Perry, M.D.
- Nicole Perry, M.D.
- David Szentes, M.D.
- Trista Stormer, R.N., WHNP-BC
Family Medicine Care
OB/GYN Care
Pediatric Care
333 E. County Line Road
Greenwood, IN 46143
317-497-6333
Web: www.countylinemed.com
- Family medicine care: Esther Adade, M.D., Mery Kendall, M.D., *John Miller, M.D., Kathy Mullin, FNP
- Pediatric care: *Donald DuBois, M.D., Kathryn "Dr. Katie" Kasyjanski, M.D., *Leslie Parent, M.D., *Dipti Vyas, D.O.,
- Ob/gyn care: Debra Larkins, D.O., Charles Salazar, M.D., Debra Taylor, NP, Sherri Harmon, R.N., certified nurse midwife
Family Medicine Care
5545 Stop 11 Road
Indianapolis, IN 46237
317-884-2000
- Patricia English, M.D.
- Jenette Buening, PA
Family Medicine Care
Internal Medicine Care
8920 Southpointe Drive, Suite B
Indianapolis, IN 46227
317-497-1900
Web: www.southpointecommunitydocs.com
- Family medicine care: David Booth, II, D.O., Douglas Flint, M.D., Brenda Russell, M.D.,
- Internal medicine care: *Susan Murphy, M.D., Xian-Feng Zhu, M.D.
Internal Medicine Care
*Vincent S. Parziale, M.D.
6920 S. East Street, Suite B
Indianapolis, IN 46227
317-497-6880
Web: www.southsidecommunityphysicians.com
Spotlight: Community Health Pavilion County Line Road
Community Health Pavilion County Line Road gives patients on the south side access to several health services at one location—and within one practice. The innovative care model includes seven physicians with specialties in family practice, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics. Advanced imaging—including CT scans, general x-rays, mammography and ultrasound— is also available at the location, between Emerson Avenue and Madison Avenue.
“If you need lab work as a result of your primary care visit, you don’t have to leave your doctor’s office and travel any distance to get it,” said Jon Fohrer, CEO of ambulatory services for Community Health Network. “You can have lab work done right at the pavilion. It’s convenient because you can receive many aspects of your care immediately—and all part of your primary care visit.”
All physicians at the Community Health Pavilion will work closely together and consult on each other’s patients if needed, since they are all in the same practice, part of Community Physician Network. In addition, patients will benefit from an electronic medical record which can be accessed by all physicians in the practice who are caring for that patient. That means patients won’t need to bring in their medical records or share medical information repeatedly with several physicians in the practice whom they might be seeing.
A new service available for patients at the health pavilion is the use of a nurse care manager, who can offer personalized assistance with medical issues. The nurse care manager will work with patients who have chronic illnesses, such as asthma or obesity.
“For example, if the parents of a pediatric patient are having trouble understanding how to use the inhaler or how to take medication, the nurse care manager is there to help,” said Mary Valdez, an executive director for Community Physician Network. “The nurse care manager can take the clinical diagnosis given by the doctor and put it in a way that the patient understands. It’s an educational role and a service we’ll provide at no cost to the patient.”
The pavilion also offers a patient “navigator.” This person assists patients through all aspects of their care, setting up appointments and even assisting with insurance matters. The unique model of care actually improves quality of care, according to Valdez. “Everyone has so many demands on their time between family and work. This model helps patients stay compliant with their health care and ensures that they are receiving the services they need.”
Perhaps one of the most attractive benefits of the new pavilion is improved, convenient hours. The pavilion is designed around patients’ busy lives, with extended hours. The physician practice is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday, with hours on Friday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.
“We tried to develop hours of service that provide some early options, as well as extended hours into the evening. We will continue to evaluate our hours of operation to best serve patients,” said Fohrer.