Gregory H. Borschel, MD
Plastic Surgery
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4.9 out of 5 stars
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About Me
Dr. Borschel is the Chief of Plastic Surgery at Riley Hospital for Children. His practice focuses on pediatric nerve injuries, corneal neurotization, facial paralysis, congenital hand surgery and microvascular reconstruction.
He has published over 130 original peer-reviewed publications, multiple textbooks and dozens of book chapters.
Dr. Borschel was elected President of the American Society for Peripheral Nerve for 2021 and was reappointed for 2022. He was elected Chair of the Plastic Surgery Research Council for 2020 and was reappointed for a second term in 2022.
In 2007 he was the recipient of the American Association of Plastic Surgeons Academic Scholar Award. He was also rewarded the C. James Carrico Faculty Research Award by the American College of Surgeons in 2009. In 2014 he was awarded the University of Toronto Department of Surgery George Armstrong Peters Prize.
Locations
Riley Pediatric Plastic Surgery
575 Riley Hospital Dr.
2nd Floor
Indianapolis, IN, 46202
Get Directions 317.944.3636
Riley Pediatric Plastic Surgery
11725 N. Illinois St.
Suite 565
Carmel, IN, 46032
Get Directions 317.948.0345Specialties & Details
- Plastic Surgery
- School of Medicine: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
- Residency: University of Michigan
- Fellowship: University of Michigan
- Fellowship: Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada
- IU Health North Hospital
- IU Health Medical Group
- Riley Physicians
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Insurance Accepted
- Aetna Medicare Advantage
- Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Anthem Healthy Indiana Plan
- Anthem Hoosier Care Connect
- Anthem Hoosier Healthwise
- Anthem Indiana PathWays for Aging
- Anthem Medicare Advantage HMO
- Anthem Medicare Advantage PPO
- Anthem Pathway Essentials Network
- CareSource Healthy Indiana Plan
- CareSource Hoosier Healthwise
- CareSource Marketplace
- Cigna HealthCare HMO
- Cigna HealthCare PPO
- Cigna Marketplace
- Community Health Network Employee Plan
- Encore Combined
- Encore Elite
- Encore Workers Compensation
- Health Alliance Medicare Advantage
- Humana Healthy Horizons Indiana PathWays for Aging
- Humana Medicare Advantage HMO
- Humana Medicare Advantage PFFS
- Humana Medicare Advantage PPO
- Indiana University Workers Compensation
- Indiana University Health Workers Compensation
- Managed Health Services Healthy Indiana Plan
- Managed Health Services Hoosier Care Connect
- Managed Health Services Hoosier Healthwise
- Managed Health Services Marketplace
- Managed Health Services Medicare Advantage (Allwell)
- Point Comfort Unaccompanied Children Program
- United HealthCare Community Plan Indiana PathWays for Aging
- United HealthCare Hoosier Care Connect
- United HealthCare Marketplace
- United HealthCare Medicare Advantage D-SNP
- United HealthCare Medicare Advantage HMO
- United HealthCare Medicare Advantage POS
- United HealthCare Medicare Advantage PPO
- Zing Health Medicare Advantage C-SNP
- Zing Health Medicare Advantage D-SNP
- Zing Health Medicare Advantage HMO
- Zing Health Medicare Advantage POS
- Zing Health Medicare Advantage PPO
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