I joined Foundation Health thinking I would have one primary doctor, who could help me for the long…read morehaul. The turnover at this facility is pathetic. You'll never see the same doctor twice because they never stay. I met with some terrific doctors at this practice (Dan, Shannon, Jen), the sad reality is that the dysfunctional managers/ staff make it impossible to retain decent doctors. I was on my 3rd doctor, Jennifer Johnson (she is AMAZING) however like all those before her, she no longer works there. I only found out Dr. Johnson had departed when I tried to book a follow-up appointment. As per usual, the receptionist was cagey with me, never disclosed that my Doctor was no longer working there. Never did they think to communicate this to patients, who pay $1,300/ yr in membership fees. I've been through this THREE times in three years.

One of those places you only tell your good friends because it is too good to be true and you would…read morehate to see it too busy for you. $150, no insurance needed, for 'all you can doctor' is perfect for me. I signed up, saw a doctor (Dr. Ryan) the same day. She was quite smart and spend 20 minutes just talking with me about my lifestyle before anything else. Then we spent another 20 minutes talking about my cold, tests we could do and ways I can improve my health. My appointment lasted almost an hour and I left feeling great that I finally have a doctor 1) I love and 2) I don't have to worry about the insurance game to see her. Guaranteed same day or next day appointment so none of the 3 month wait time nightmare that was my primary care insurance. She suggested a gym membership (they have a trial with CAC) and then asked if I needed help being accountable. She is checking in on me the next time I'm in. I've been back twice for various things and have had an absolutely amazing experience.

Great practice! They take their time with questions and compassionate with my aging parents. The…read morestaff is very friendly. My appointments have been mostly on time within 10 minutes of my arrival. Have always heard from other doctors that Dr. Blanchet is whom the other MD's visit. I havent had a serious medical issue, but if I ever do I want to be in their hands.

I just completed my annual wellness visit for Medicare with Dr. Ryan. Dr. Ryan spent more time with…read moreme than expected and was very thorough and caring. I was able to get my blood work and flu shots in the offic e which was very convenient.

While I think the medical staff are decent and all are nice, the business arm of BCH Internal…read moreMedicine is irrational and very, very difficult to deal with. They refuse to provide pricing for their service offerings. As an example, going for a "physical" only allows you to talk about four specific things (chronic health issues, preventative care, vaccines, and prescriptions). Any other topics will be billed ad hoc and you can't get a price list to figure out what the billing might be. They hide behind saying they don't set the prices, that's on the insurance company. Regardless, they'll ask you to agree to pay for something before you know the price. I can't imagine going to any other type of provider and having them refuse to estimate prices before you agree to services.

I have encountered several health issues in the last two years, and Dr. Christiansen has been there…read moreto either treat my problem directly or make intelligent referrals for me. Cannot say enough positive things about her. She's the best.

She actually LAUGHED at me when I told her I dance. Which I have always done. I also climbed Long's…read morePeak 4 times. Hiked in the mountains Often. At that time, I was 5'10" and weighed 198 lbs (weight gain due to seizure/psych meds)--I'd always weighed around 128 lbs. before the meds. Every time I saw her, she was Obsessed about my weight. No matter for what reason I made the appt, it was always "your weight, your weight." My father was "50 lbs overweight" from age 65 up. He walked 5 miles a day, did push-ups, danced was very active & alert. Lost he 50 lbs & died of pneumonia after becoming too weak to be very active. Weight is NOT the guideline for health. My BP was always normal, all other tests normal. She ruined me for doctors. I mistrust doctors now because of her. Her PA was often high strung & freaked out. She kept telling me that one of my meds was a Schedule I drug. NO, it's a schedule IV. I know how to read & I have read the guidelines for psych' meds. She would shriek "This is a Schedule I drug you are on!!! It is VERY addictive!!!" Get someone who can read, please.

Dr. David Luce is an extraordinary human being who helped me through a terrible car accident…read more He and his team of skilled professionals healed my entire being not just my body I am forever in his debt Thank you so much for everything Dr. Luce

I needed a primary care physician and Dr. Luce showed up on my insurance company's website as…read moreaccepting new patients. His office is a 10 minute walk from my work, so it was very convenient. Dr. Luce practices "functional medicine" which means he blends science-based medicine with a focus on diet, lifestyle, and alternative modalities to achieve maximum wellness (not just "take this pill to get over your sickness"). I was largely healthy but had a few nagging issues like a general sluggishness. Dr. Luce offered to try to work within the confines of my insurance or expand we would do based on my checkbook. Since I generally don't spend a lot on health care, I decided to turn him loose. More than a half-dozen tests and a regimen of supplements plus a strict zero sugar diet later and my life is transformed! Seriously. I have never been a morning person but now I'm chipper when I first wake up. My mind is firing on all cylinders all day. I actually start feeling tired at a more normal 10pm instead of my old friend "insomnia". My general mood has been elevated to almost manic levels (but not quite, I still feel well grounded). I've tried all kinds of supplements throughout my life and this is the first time I've felt a big difference. My wife says she can see it just in how I carry myself. Your mileage may vary. I think I got lucky in that Dr. Luce was able to clearly figure out what I needed from my tests. Those tests and supplements weren't cheap and very little was covered by insurance. I had an immediate response to the supplements (literally over night). The long-term plan is to redo the tests and start reducing the supplements and modifying my diet. If you have the opportunity to work with Dr. Luce, try it!

Dr. Delgado bedside manner was good and seemed to be a relatively decent doctor. He was very quick…read morein the office, so if you need a doctor that you can tell a story, he is not the best option for you. I am giving him a one star rating... 1. on two occasions I was less than 5 minutes late and turned away. On one occasion I was assisting in an accident that occurred and the second occasion was due to weather that was not forecasted causing traffic to be extremely long. I love about 35 minutes away and would leave at least an hour before my appointment. I was technically late, but where is the reverse "punitive measures" when I am forced to wait? 2. When speaking with the staff that schedules, they are very abrupt and short. If I asked them to repeat anything, it was met with a sigh and attitude in the voice as if I were putting them out. 3. Billing is terrible. I have never received a first bill, only bills that say I am past due and pay immediately. When I call their billing office, I am met with an answering machine after a few minutes of prompts and have only received a call back 2 out of 5 times. Overall the feeling is that I am a number and dollar figure, not a patient.

He's been fine so far, does all the doctor-y stuff in quick time, is on time to come in, doesn't…read moremake you sit on a cold table for an hour while he gets coffee with nurses, ya know? All the negative press? Dudes not down with tardiness. Just be on time, and so will he. If your leaving bad review because you were treated poorly for being late, maybe just get your s*** together before complaining about appropriate business rules that are designed for you. Go to one of the million doctors that operate on 'island time.'

After telling Dr Brown that I had had a 102 degree fever and couldn't get out of bed for two days,…read moreshe examined me and told me I had had a virus but was fine now and could proceed to travel on the weekend. The next day my husband was sick, went to a hospital for tests and had covid. He got it from me. I was tested the following day, and had covid. Luckily I didn't follow this doctor's directive.

Dr Browne has been honored on several occasions as an especially fine internist in Boulder. I agree…read morewith this assessment. When I began going to her practice early in 2006, I had a real horror of doctors' offices. My anxiety level would go through the roof when making an appointment and, as for actual exams, well, you know... About the latter I will say only that even in the most thorough exams, she is gentle. It is possible to be handled as if one is just another piece of human meat, so I appreciate that nothing in my experience with Dr Browne or other physicians in her practice is remotely like that. What impressed me first about Dr Browne is her cheerful, down-to-earth demeanor. This is not a physician who deigns to see you at her convenience. Rather, she is warm, welcoming, and tends to run awfully close to ON TIME. And yet I have never felt rushed by her. Go figure. In the past four years, I've had several matters that required tending by her and I have a chronic condition for which I see a couple of specialists. She is knowledgeable, up-to-date, diligent about research when needed, and she seems to play nicely with other physicians in terms of sharing information and paying attention to what she receives from them. It reassures me that she is both experienced and up-to-date; those qualities are sometimes mutually exclusive. One last, crucial point about Dr Browne. She is a listener. She does not interrupt and she does not have one eye on the door. She pays attention and she takes notes and she remembers things, or at least later is able to refer to notes that are obviously thorough. In my experiences with the office staff and P.A., they have seemed competent, efficient, and friendly. From my knowledge of Dr Browne's way of practicing as an internist, she deserves every accolade she has ever received.

I came to New York on vacation to visit my family from Florida. I left my medication at home so I…read morefound this doctor on MD live and set up an appointment over the phone. I am prescribed timidolol by ophthalmologist in case my glaucoma glares up. I set the appointment to speak with him and he would not prescribe me my medication that's already in my file. this doctor was being a rude in his tone and demeanor told me to go to an ER. yeah, like I'm gonna pay 50,000 to go to ER to get a prescription that is already prescribed to me by my ophthalmologist. This guy is a joke and I can't believe he's a doctor. if I lose my sight I will deff be suing him. DONT USE THIS DOCTOR.

Just to be fair, a follow up. After finally calling the director of the BMC and asking for a…read morewritten statement as to why Dr. Zacharias refused to speak to me to share the outcome of the tests he ordered and his recommendation, he finally called and acted oblivious to the whole situation (despite having initalled my letter, etc.). I did, however, get a chance to ask questions and received adequate information given that he doesn't know what the real problem is. He apologized for the confusion and poor communication. Very much appreciated, but way too long (3 months) in coming.

DO NOT GO HERE!! I went there as a new patient. The receptionist was rude, even when I said it was…read moremy first time. I saw Dr. Hutchinson, she spent all of her time with her face in her laptop. When I tried to ask her a question she told me not to interrupt her she was ordering tests (?) for me. Then, when she was going to do a breast exam on me she couldn't find a gown, I said that was OK. So, I turned around to take my top off, and she does the exam and then she left the exam room, with her laptop of course, and left the door open!! She kept coming and going in and out of the exam room, with her "sacred" laptop in her arms (um, I was bare-breasted WTF was I going to do with it??) leaving the door wide open!! I had no idea if I was supposed to wait there or not? Finally, I got up off of the exam table and got dressed, and sat there and waited for her for several minutes. And several more minutes. And then several more. Then some assistant comes in the room and says "this is your referral for the blood test." I said "What happened to Dr. Hutchinson? I have been sitting here for at least 20 minutes waiting for her." The assistant said to me "Oh, she had to make an emergency call to the radiology dept at the hospital." I said "Take a call or make a call?" She said "Make a call." I said "You have GOT to be kidding me. She couldn't say goodbye, nice to meet you, welcome to the practice before she picked up that receiver to 'make' that emergency call? You can take that referral and..." So, yeah, that was MY experience at Spruce Street Internal Medicine!!!

After 3 nights in the hospital they (the hospital) called to schedule a follow-up with Dr Ling (my…read moreprimary), unfortunately she could not see me so the hospital scheduled me with Dr Hutchinson. I get there 15 minutes before my appointment, as requested, which was at 11:30, after weigh in and nurse checking vitals we waited 45 minutes! Dr Hutchinson was not prepared, had not read the report from the hospital and spent most of the time either with her nose in the keyboard typing or talking directly to my husband. Nor did she listen to my lungs and heart, which definitely is a standard process in my case! A complete waste of time