Dr. David Andrew Gilley

David Andrew Gilley, M.D

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Urology Of Indiana LLC
679 E County Line Rd
Greenwood, IN 46143 (Directions)

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2.2 out of 5

Urology Of Indiana LLC
679 E County Line Rd
Greenwood, IN 46143 (Directions)

Enquire (317) 859-7222

(1 more location)

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2.2 out of 5

8 ratings, 8 reviews

Dr. Gilley took care of a stone quickly.

Vitals User

May 22 , 2019

Seemed like a good guy. Got my stone out quickly.

RateMds User

April 11 , 2013

He seemed quite arrogant during my visit and uninterested in my needs while showing more interest in the female staff. This chap needs to be dropped down a few levels. It would be more worth your time to take a trip to Evansville.

RateMds User

February 14 , 2013

Their policy is to collect $100 from new patients and $50 from existing patients at each visit even if there insurance will cover the visit. They also collect this from patients even if they are in global period. I believe this policy is unethical and fraudulent. I believe that there are probably hundreds of patients who are not aware that they are stealing money from them. I believe that they should be audited and I would bet that they owe a lot of money to a lot of their patients.

RateMds User

April 30 , 2018

Do not go to him. He wanted to leave stones in my kidney that had been there 20 years?!?!? And to make things worse, before my surgery I advised all my drs that I was having this and probably would be Rxed opioids after my lithotripsy. My drs were all fine and said let the surgeon handle this pain issue 5 days. Well, not only does he not like removing stones per his advice to leave them until my kidney is totally filled, he’s not reachable for emergencies after you leave their filthy generic little surgery center. Go to IU! I’m tired of learning it the hard way how terrible these awful Franciscan doctors are!!! They get paid too much it wouldn’t hurt to follow up an extra hour to make sure your pts needs are met. Primum non nocere (above all do no harm) went way over this guy’s head. Don’t see him, he’ll advise you to leave stones in your kidneys, one of which was 5mm IN 2011!!!!! That’s not passing through a ureter. Ask him why it’s advisable to leave stones too large too pass inside a kidney! I could’ve got better medical advice from the back of a cereal box. He lacks prudence and follow through. He is ultra hard to reach after your procedure as well. I have 5yrs surgical tech experience at Jackson Memorial/Ryder trauma center, I helped develop an ortho ER type dream when the idea was born in Miami at a real facility. This dr told me the stones were asymptomatic, ok, that’s what I’ve been feeling like mike Tyson has been working my side over. MINE WERE SYMPTOMATIC IT LANDED ME IN THE ER!!!!! That’s not asymptomatic!!!! There is no after hours service from him. I’m sitting over night feeling like mike Tyson’s punching bag! Bull!