IU Health

Christina L. Fleck, NP

IU Health

Family Medicine

4.7 out of 5 stars (168 ratings)
Accepting New Patients (Referral Required)
  • Biography
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  • Specialties & Details
  • Ratings & Reviews
Biography

Christina Fleck, FNP-BC, began her nursing journey in 1997 and became a family nurse practitioner in 2022. She chose the specialty of family medicine so that she could build foundational and long-lasting relationships with her patients. She believes in a holistic approach to her care for patients including mind, body and spirit. In her free time, Fleck enjoys reading, gardening, road cycling, taking her dogs for walks and spending time with her family.

Locations
Specialties & Details

Specialties:

Family Medicine

Conditions & Treatments:

family medicine

Education

Masters degree:

University of Indianapolis

Nursing Degree:

University of Indianapolis

Nursing Degree:

Ivy Tech Community College

Hospitals & Affiliations

Hospital Privileges:

IU Health Arnett

Physician Group:

IU Health Medical Group

Research

Research Publications
* Information provided by PubMed
Ratings & Reviews

Overall Provider Rating

4.7 out of 5 stars (168 ratings)

Patients' feedback on the following attributes:

(4.6)

Time Spent With Patient

(4.6)

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December 28, 2024

Overall satisfaction

December 28, 2024

No wait time. Great care.

December 20, 2024

I needed answers and I got answers. And support.

December 17, 2024

She listened to me and helped me.

November 23, 2024

The service provided did an excellent job.

November 19, 2024

No response to follow up questions

November 13, 2024

The visit was effective and productive

October 18, 2024

It's always a nice visit to visit Dr. Norcus or Christina Fleck and they answer all my questions and do a thorough job and I'm very pleased with the service provided.

October 7, 2024

I like the provider. Still waiting to hear back comments on lab results.

October 6, 2024

I feel people need recognized when they do a good job so feed back is important