MIchelle M. Bowman's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Bowman took her time in examining me when I had scary symptoms. I was confused and couldn’t talk right. She spoke with me and my family to understand what was going on and then quickly got pictures of my head and diagnosed me with a stroke, even though I fought her a bit and wanted to go home. Gosh, I’m glad I listened! She knows her stuff and thinks about what’s best for her patients! I would highly recommend!

Michelle diagnosed my Guillain Barre Syndrome after 2 other doctors totally misdiagnosed it and sent me home in extreme pain. She listened to me carefully and said I think I know what your problem is. She proceeded to extract spinal fluid and it confirmed Guillain Barre Syndrome. She then sent me to the hospital neurologist and I was admitted. I am thankful she was there for me that day.

Horrific experience. Made me feel stupid for seeking treatment at the ED. I was in extreme pain in my abdomen. Was discharged with"gas". Went to my Dr the next day and ended up in emergency surgery the next day for a blockage. No exam. No x-rays. No tests. She's terrible and not trustworthy.

Is is very arrogant and came in the er with pre made assumptions As to what was wrong with me she said I was only constipated with severe upper pain under my ribs and discharged me I when to Methodist in Indianapolis 2 days later because the pain was getting so much worse they found I had a blood clot in my lung her negligence could have killed me

Her bedside manner was less than poor. She was extremely judgmental & made negative assumptions without even listening to what I had to say. I could not even get a word in as she refused to let me speak. How can one effectively treat a patient if they are not aware of the symptoms & events that brought them to the ER in the first place? No one should ever be treated this way which is why I am writing this review.

Michelle M Bowman is the worst doctor. I found her to be very unethical & her practices and poor judgments should be reviewed by her superiors & the hospital administration & board.

Dr. Bowman did not listen to patient or husband. Patient entered with severe abdominal pain & joint pain. Although told that patient had applied fentanyl patch the previous day, Dr. Bowman presumed patient was in withdrawal, and did not do physical examination of abdomen. After 5-6 hours of excruciating pain, and a shift change in ER, 2nd doctor got CT scan that showed incarcerated bowel. Emergency surgery at midnight resulted in removal of 2 feet of small intestine.