Dr. Edward Ross, MD

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Primary: Cardiologist (Heart Specialist)

Sub-Specialty: General

Additional Specialties: Interventional Cardiologist, Internal Medicine

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Fax: (317) 962-2515

Phone: (317) 278-5450

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Phone: (317) 962-2500

Address: 1801 Senate Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46202

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Dr. Edward Ross, MD

General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Arthritis
The most common cause of chronic knee pain and disability is arthritis. Most knee pain is caused by one of three kinds of arthritis: osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or post-traumatic arthritis. Treatment includes...
Primary Care
If your medical clearance is to be done by your family physician instead of our hospitalists, your surgeon’s staff and the staff of the Pre-Anesthesia Surgery Screening (PASS) department at OrthoIndy Hospital can provide information for your physician to make sure that all necessary testing is done. This information will be gathered and reviewed by the anesthesiologist for special concerns if needed.
Emergency Care
OrthoIndy Urgent Care is intended for patients with very recent injuries, sprains or broken bones (fractures). The urgent care clinics provide immediate access to orthopedic care so you can avoid the emergency room wait and cost. Because patients are seen without appointments, we are unable to predict your wait time.
Immunizations
Please note: In compliance with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), OrthoIndy requires all newly hired candidates to show proof of COVID-19 vaccine immunization as a condition of employment. As with other required immunizations, we offer the opportunity to request consideration for medical or religious exemptions.Please note: In compliance with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), OrthoIndy requires all newly hired candidates to show proof of COVID-19 vaccine immunization as a condition of employment. As with other required immunizations, we offer the opportunity to request consideration for medical or religious exemptions.

Internal Medicine
O. You have the right to know the relationship(s) of the hospital to other person or organizations participating in the provision of care to you. We are affiliated with OrthoIndy. The hospital meets the federal definition of a “physician owned hospital” and doctors who own or are employed by OrthoIndy (orthopedic physicians, physiatrists and anesthesiologists) also own OrthoIndy Hospital. A complete list of the physicians who own the hospital is available on request. We have contracts with other, independent physicians to provide their services to you, such as the internal medicine doctors who staff our Pre-op Clinic, radiologists, (X-ray interpretations) and pathologists (lab interpretations). The independent doctors are not directly under our control, and will send you a separate bill for their services. Let us know if you have concerns about them, and we will investigate and/or assist you in getting any questions answered. We also have a contract with a company to provide equipment such as crutches and walkers that you may need at home after your surgery. This is offered as a convenience to you, but you are free to use a different company for your at-home needs, and you may be required to use certain companies for coverage by your health plan.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Both an EMG and NCS can be used to help diagnose symptoms that involve pain, muscle weakness, numbness or paralysis. The testing can also determine what nerves and muscles are affected. Muscles move when an electrical impulse from the nerve causes them to relax or contract. When injuries occur or when a patient suffers from a debilitating disease, impulse is disrupted or slowed. An EMG or NCS can measure this change in activity and the findings can be used to diagnose certain conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, pinched nerves due to injury or a ruptured disc. Additionally, the EMG and the NCS can assist in the diagnosis of other neuromuscular diseases and disorders.

Mental Health
Our Pledge To You. Your health information – which means any written or oral information that we create or receive that describes your health condition, treatment or payments – is personal. Therefore, OrthoIndy pledges to protect your health information as required by law. We give you this Privacy Notice to tell you (1) how we will use and disclose your “protected” health information, or “PHI” and (2) how you can exercise certain individual rights related to your PHI as a Patient of ours. Please note that if any of your PHI qualifies as mental health records, alcohol and drug treatment records, communicable disease records or genetic test records, we will safeguard these records as “Special PHI” which will be disclosed only with your prior express written authorization, pursuant to a valid court order or as otherwise required by law. We are required by law to maintain the privacy of your PHI and to provide you with this notice of our legal duties and privacy practices.

Ultrasound
Watch this video to learn what to expect when getting a tissue and/or cell injection. OrthoIndy uses ultrasound guidance for injections.
MRI
Magnetic Resonance Imaging, better known as an MRI, gives no exposure to radiation. MRIs are used to help more clearly review soft tissue and ligaments. OrthoIndy’s MRI features a “short bore” magnet that allows patients who are sensitive to smaller spaces to see out of the top of the tube making the patient feel less claustrophobic. The MRI machine can scan patients up to 440 lbs. The equipment enables MRIs to be performed with and without contrast. The scanner also has coils that are designed especially for orthopedic scans. Non-orthopedic scans available include...
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
Computerized Axial Tomography (CT Scan or CAT Scan) is commonly used in adjunct with X-ray. CT scans use multiple X-ray beams that are projected at many angles in conjunction with computer resources to create three dimensional cross-sectional images. Our 16-slice CT can scan patients up to 400 lbs. and performs scans with and without contrast. Scans available include...
Iontophoresis

Orthopedics
Pinched Nerve
Ankle Surgery
OrthoIndy Physical Therapy provides physical and occupational therapy to those patients staying in our hospital. We work with patients who have had total joint replacement, foot/ankle surgery, spine surgery and repair of traumatic injuries. The goal of our inpatient therapy team is to allow each patient to leave the hospital functioning at their highest level possible, as well as initiate the rehab process per each physician's protocols. With their assistance, the majority of our patients are able to return home with a level of independence they did not know was achievable.
Joint Replacement
OrthoIndy doctors have been at the forefront of treatment with orthobiologics for orthopedic injuries and conditions such as arthritic joints, broken bones, injured muscles, tendons or ligaments. Orthobiologics are natural tissue-derived products that orthopedic surgeons use that may help decrease pain and restore function and potentially avoid or delay major surgery, like joint replacement surgery. The orthobiologic substances consist of cells, proteins, glycoproteins and complex carbohydrates that are naturally found in the body.
Orthopedic Surgery
Hip Replacement
OrthoIndy Hospital is now officially participating in Anthem’s Blue Distinction Center (Blue Distinction Center+ or BDC+ or BDC/+) Program for Knee and Hip Replacement and Spine Surgery. This Distinction indicates that OrthoIndy Hospital met nationally established criteria around delivering quality specialty care, safely and effectively. BDC+ indicates that OrthoIndy has been selected based on quality, as well as cost metrics. This distinction focuses on the efficiency of the facility and providers.
Knee Replacement
Total knee replacement surgery involves removing the diseased portion of the knee joint and resurfacing the ends of the bones with the new prosthesis.

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
New and innovative treatments have been steadily evolving as the field of pain management continues to grow. One treatment that has recently shown promise is successfully treating particular pain syndromes is botulinum toxin (BoNT) therapy.

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
OrthoIndy provides specialized care for injuries that happen during exercise or athletic activity. From diagnosis through recovery, our team is ready to get you back in action. Schedule an appointment today and one of our sports medicine specialists will diagnose your sports injury and provide treatment options to relieve your pain.
Physical Therapy
Today, there are three OrthoIndy Hospital facilities. OrthoIndy Hospital Northwest (Indianapolis) and OrthoIndy Hospital South (Greenwood) provide inpatient and outpatient services, including imaging and physical therapy. OrthoIndy Hospital West (Brownsburg) provides outpatient services, imaging and physical therapy.
Occupational Therapy
Our goal with each patient is to eliminate or reduce pain and maximize each patient’s functional capabilities to as close to a pre-injury level as possible. Additionally, we educate each patient on continuing the rehab process after they no longer require formal occupational therapy.
Back Pain
Manual Therapy
Outside of our splinting capabilities, our treatment techniques include: therapeutic exercise prescription specific to each condition, manual therapy such as soft-tissue and joint mobilization, stretching and strengthening, as well as a variety of modalities such as fluidotherapy, electrical stimulation, ultrasound and iontophoresis.

Ankle Sprain
Whether it’s volleyball, football, basketball or cross-country, it seems like every athlete experiences a sprained ankle or a strained muscle in their career. In fact, these minor issues involving muscles, ligaments, and/or tendons, cause the majority of sports injuries.
Podiatric Surgery

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