I visited Dr. Cavanaugh after two practitioners told me to see an ENT because they said I had…read more"Eustachian tube disfunction". I reluctantly made the appointment with a specialist. As I expected, Dr. Cavanaugh said there was nothing wrong with my Eustachian tubes and my ears were fine. I was glad to get this confirmed and have since figured out my problem on my own (which had nothing to do with my ears). Dr. Cavanaugh was personable and I'm sure he's a competent, knowledgeable doctor. I read negative comments about staff but the front desk and nurse who got me set up, were both very kind and friendly. During the exam, he said he saw a bit of ear wax, and without asking my permission, preceded to use a machine to extract the ear wax. When I received my bill, I was charged an additional $105 for this unneeded procedure. I have a high deductible so I knew none of this visit would be covered. I was not forewarned that there would be an additional fee on top of the office visit. When leaving he had me schedule a follow up even though he said there was nothing wrong with my ears. (I cancelled) My warning is: demand a break-down of ALL the charges for your visit. I wish I'd said when I entered the room that I want to know if there will be any additional charges on top of the office visit. And beware that he may want you to return for a follow up. Use your judgement on that. I have no problem paying the office visit, but I'm upset that I was nickel and dimed.

The whole experience with this office from the first call in was handled with friendly people. I…read morehad a very bad buildup of wax in my left ear. It took a lot of time to clear out. We discussed the surgery I had as a child and he said that due to the result I needed to come in yearly to get it cleared out. The quality of care was great. I would recommend this business to anybody needing an ENT. oh and it did not take 8 weeks to get in like the other business l called.

This allergy clinic has been such a positive experience for both myself and my young daughter. The…read morestaff is wonderful and took the time to work with each of us individually, truly meeting us where we were. They handled my daughter's big feelings about her weekly injections with so much patience and compassion, turning something intimidating into something she can manage with confidence.

Dr. Dave has been wonderful. I was sick for six weeks with allergies, asthma and a sincs infection…read more Out of all the doctors I saw, primary, pulmonlogist, ENT, and Dr. Dave, allergist, Dr. Dave was the one that called me on his day off and after my ER visit. He really cared about helping me get better. I think he is a great doctor and everyone has been kind and helpful.

Dr. Stacey Pilkington is the best dermatologist I've ever had. I had a bunch of sebaceous glands…read moreand was breaking out on a regular basis. Dr. Pilkington helped me develop a comprehensive treatment plan to clear up my skin fast. Prior to meeting with her, I was on Proactiv; it took some convincing, but she eventually converted me to prescription products, which, much to my chagrin, worked much better. Then, I was switched from VitaClear (Proactiv's vitamin/mineral supplement) to Skin Accumax, another game changer. Next, I was subjected to cautery on my sebaceous glands, which was initially very painful on my skin (to me it felt like I was getting stung by wasps), but a magical buzz device made it relatively painless. Finally, I did microneedling with Tegan Ryan to attenuate my acne scars. Throughout this entire process, I e-mailed Dr. Pilkington several questions -- she always responded the very same day. Tegan Ryan is the only aesthetician I've ever had, but she is without question the best. Microneedling was a little scary to me at first (just the sound of it made me cringe). Tegan put me at ease with her calm demeanor as well as lovely conversation -- I didn't feel any pain whatsoever even though she made me look like she'd just beaten me in an MMA fight. After three sessions of microneedling, several scars have not only diminished but practically disappeared! Upon completing the above comprehensive skin treatment plan over the course of just a few months, my skin looks much more youthful, I dare say like Dr. Pilkington's and Tegan's. In any event, I'm in my mid-thirties and am now happily getting carded again on a regular basis. :) Dr. Pilkington, Tegan, and the entire team -- Nicole, Matt, Courtney, Lindsay, etc. -- are truly exceptional. They all go the extra mile; if they ever don't know something right away, they research the answer and give me a quick call back. I'm so happy I decided to go to Azeal and highly recommend you do the same!

I'm happy for practices successful enough to be booked out, and I can patiently wait for a doctor…read morewhose reputation has contributed to this. I called to schedule a new patient exam and was asked what I'm interested in. After answering that question (with my concern about potential skin cancer) was I told that the doctors are not accepting new patients. I told the receptionist that it was strange to be asked what I'm interested in first, if the doctor is not accepting new patients. I asked if the answer would be different if I was interested in cosmetic services and she told me "yes". There would be a significant wait, but I could schedule for a cosmetic consult, and I could not have medical concerns addressed at such a visit. This told me everything I need to know about this practice. Skin cancer, which is potentially lethal, is not something they have time for - cosmetics pay much more.

This visit was for an annual GYN appointment. I have to…read moreadmit, I DO love my OBGYN Doctor! Doctor Patrick Figgian is great! I have had 2 healthy and beautiful daughters, 9 & 4 and I couldn't have had better care while pregnant and female health. I will highly recommend him until the day he retires! The Longmont Clinic has changed alot since become UCH Health but I do think everything they have done as a clinic and business is wonderful. Most of the staff are very good and the buildings are always clean.

Terrible office. They ask incriminating questions during office visits to charge more. I asked for…read morean explanation and they said it was the patients responsibility to understand what questions from their doctors they are allowed to answer or must object to. Didn't realize it was an interrogation room. I think a patient should be able to trust their doctor!

If you at all, have a busy schedule or value your time do not go here. I have two boys, obviously…read morevery busy getting them to school mornings, I was five minutes outside their "15 minute late" window this morning to my very first appointment. And literally, they said nope. The doctor won't see you. Her schedule is just "too busy" for the rest of the day you have to come back another time. Mind you it took 2 months to get this appointment in the first place. I love how they treat HER schedule as so important and so efficient that she can't run 5 to 15 minutes behind (or just shorten my appointment. I was fine w that). But MY time is so worthless that I could just drive back another day. Like I don't have other things to do. For the record doc. I'm a mom and a real estate investor. So My time is LITERARLLY and figuratively WORTH MORE than your time. So sick of Doctors still having this God complex like they're so important. And the rest of us are just little minions there to overpay for 15 minutes of their time. And let's be honest. If I was on time, but the doctor was running 30 minutes late, they just make you sit there and wait. I am so sick of this double standard. That we are just there to serve them and they are not here to serve us. Being a doctor is a business like any other. They should remember that. But I will say I am smiling as I drive away now, (oh yeah, I wrote this in the parking lot because apparently I had all this extra time for the appointment I didn't have ;) lol I'm smiling because I can't wait that within five years AI it's gonna take their jobs. Let's be honest when you're an allergy testing doctor, you can literally be replaced by an AI checklist of symptoms and a blood test. So go ahead. Be rude to everybody and treat them like your time is so important and they can just be pushed around. When you're unemployed in five years, you'll have plenty of time to work on yourself in therapy. See. AI is a Good thing all around! ;)

I started allergy shots 6 months ago, with no particular problem, and have reached the point of…read more"maintenance" shots. I had never gotten a prescription from Drs. Gupta, or Newman. Dr Newman prescribed me a med, and I asked him to send my prescription to CVS on Pearl. I told his assistant at the front Desks to make sure that they updated my records that my pharmacy was CVS on Pearl. They set my prescription to Safeway on 28th.

I just saw Dr. Robinson for the first time. I have never been given such a thorough exam as Dr…read more Robinson gave me. He went over my medical history and medications in great detail. He answered every question I had. He advised how I should manage the dry eye symptoms I was having (also gave me some eye drop samples!). Dr. Robinson's bedside manner is very easygoing and pleasant, I felt lots of good energy. I did not feel like a number, I felt like a person that he cared for. I highly recommend Dr. Robinson and Longmont Eye Care.

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My daughter is under her treatment. she is having very good results. I recommend Dr Mary Shackleton…read more100 % . I give her Five Star

Honestly, I'm completely underwhelmed by Mary Shackelton. I spent several thousand dollars on…read moretesting for me and my son as well as on appointments to figure out what was going on with our health. Those thousands netted me a big fat zero. Also, I would get IV's at Mary's only to have her staff lay down dirty, sometimes even bloody, covers for the pillows for under my arm receiving the IV. It was absolutely disgusting. I also found Mary's staff to be quite spotty in their attitudes and effectiveness. All in all, I think Mary is quite overrated. We have successfully found help elsewhere.