This review is about my brief but bizarre experience with a functional medical clinic, the Logan Institute in Fishers, IN. I couldn't figure out from Logan's website or by speaking to the receptionist on the phone what the approach might be for treating an illness...
Read MoreThis review is about my brief but bizarre experience with a functional medical clinic, the Logan Institute in Fishers, IN. I couldn't figure out from Logan's website or by speaking to the receptionist on the phone what the approach might be for treating an illness such as chronic fatigue/chronic EBV. According to the woman on the phone, booking an in-person “orientation” meeting for a (non-refundable) fee of $75 was required to learn more. After booking the appointment, I felt wary and wanted to cancel, but my credit card had already been charged. I decided to go through with the orientation.
The 45-minute orientation meeting felt very much like a sales pitch but was apparently to determine if I was a “fit” for their program. I was unable during the meeting to determine what a course of alternative medical treatment would consist of for my issue. I instead received a list of vague “potential” treatments. The woman leading the meeting apparently was a "lifestyle coach" and was unable to provide me with any specifics.
I did glean, however, that an entire (unspecified) course of treatment and lifestyle program with the Logan Institute would cost between $5,000 and $10,000. This sounded absurd given the vague details about a course of treatment. The Logan Institute might be a helpful alternative for some people (as their reviews indicate), but in my opinion the clinic doesn't appear to be accessible, transparent, or approachable.
Wheelchair accessible entrance 
Restaurants
Hotels
Services
Stores
Lawyers
Health
Things To Do
Churches
Transportation
Walmart