Dr. Aaron Pitzele, MD works in Indianapolis, IN as
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Dr. Pitzele took amazing care of my 25 week old baby. He was very kind and compassionate when giving us all the information about our baby’s health and when caring for our baby boy. Our baby boy passed away 4 days after he was born and Dr. Pitzele, who was not on call the night he died, came to my room the next day to offer condolences and thank us for the privilege of caring for our son. It meant a lot to see him as visibly upset by our son’s death as it showed that he truly cares about his patients. If you are a mom who delivers a baby at St.Vincent Women’s Hospital in Indianapolis, IN and your baby needs care in the NICU, Dr. Pitzele is who you want caring for your baby.
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Dr. Pitzele accepts Aetna, Cigna and Encore Health Network as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Pitzele accepts here.
Dr. Pitzele's office is located at 8111 Township Line Rd Indianapolis, IN 46260.
Dr. Pitzele has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 1 times.
Dr. Pitzele is board certified in
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