Indiana Health Group

"Dr. Daniel Shepler is so passionate about his work. He is sincere, compassionate, and such an amazing psychiatrist! I am delighted and deeply grateful to finally achieve getting my anxiety and depression fully under control with his expertise. He is such a nice man and I would recommend him to anyone searching for real help with mental health. He validated my feelings and made me realize that in fact I was not crazy. I just needed some help. Thank you so very much! Sincerely, Alyssa Byrd"

"I'm a new patient at indiana health group and the front desk is very nice. They always answered the phone when I've called and polite and helpful. There is a deposit at first and I understood that as well. Thanks to Dr. Dan I have been recently getting some of the mental care that I was missing from other places. He is polite and very busy. I get to see him for a second time to give him the update soon. Thank you Indiana Health Group."

"this place left me high and dry. i recently experienced an extremely bad reaction to medication that i was put on that left me hospitalized. hallucinations, up for almost 48 hours straight, night terrors, dissociation, and EXTREMELY suicidal. i truly thought that i was losing my sanity. when i met with a new provider, they were really taken aback by how much anti psychotics were being over prescribed to me and how there was a lot of poly-pharmacy (the use of multiple medications to target one symptom/condition) going on… basically, abusing medication. whenever i would take my nightly meds as prescribed, it made me so disoriented to the point where i feel intoxicated/almost drunk. i am an addict in recovery, so this sensation is super triggering for me. whenever i would express concern, i was either ignored or a new prescription for yet another anti psychotic would be sent to the pharmacy with virtually zero explanation on how to take it, why i should be taking it, or how it’s different from what i was just on. when i arrived to the pharmacy, the instructions were “take as needed”. the pharmacist said “huh” and gave me a look after reading the directions. anti psychotics should never been taken together nor taken “as needed”. i understand that there’s a lot of off label use for medications, but at this point it’s just laziness and negligence on their end. i am being tapered off of every medication this place prescribed me. thank god for st. vincent’s program or else i fear i might not have survived this episode. on top of it, i can barely get a response from ANYONE when i was absolutely at rock bottom. it finally reached the point where i feared for my own safety and went to the stress center after an ER visit. i trusted this place. these people are held in a high regard in the mental health community but it’s all smoke and mirrors. pill pushers. collecting a check. extremely disconnected, “corporate” feel to this office. i just feel so let down by this place. i trusted them, i really did. i still worry i will never fully feel like myself again."

"What everyone is saying about not being able to get your medicine is 100% correct. It is beyond frustrating trying to get in contact with the medical side of the office. On top of that, their insurance policies are always changing and the people at the front office speak to you in such a rude manner when you ask any questions. I loved my therapist here but other than that, nothing ever goes smoothly here. Its frustrating to see all these reviews of people having the same experience as me and yet nothing is being done about it. Glad to see they really care."

"THE OWNER NEEDS TO BE MADE AWARE OF THIS REVIEW. This isn't a doctor's office--it's a joke. The office manager, Lauren, needs fired and replaced so they can hire all new office staff. They don't answer phone calls, handle medication refill requests in a timely manner, or have any sort of bedside manner. I'm out of my medication all weekend because their medical assistant line is remote--meaning they work from HOME. Nothing is ever done properly."