I received sinus surgery on 02/14/2017 that was performed by Alan F. Lipkin M.D. And his staff. I…read morewas treated like a V.I.P. All questions were answered and I received upmost professional medical treatment. As of today 02/17/2017 I'm doing great!

They got my thumb stitched up super fast and couldn't have been nicer while doing it. Wish the…read moreaccident hadn't happened at all (of course) but I'm glad I found this place to help in my time of need...

I went here twice a little bit ago for migraines and it was great. Both times I was seen quickly…read moreand they turned the lights off and shut the door for me which was soooo nice. Second time I explained my symptoms they immediately gave me and my dad multiple different ERs to go to because it was more serious than the last time I came. Very sweet and empathetic that I was scared and in pain.

TB - definitely the right choice for my recovery from alcohol addiction. I have tried other…read moreforms of treatment including individual counseling without success. I am currently two months sober! I have been working with the Center For Recovery for two months. The intense outpatient group meets three times a week for approximately three hours. This format keeps me focused on my recovery. The group environment is very supportive and the group therapist has a wonderful personality that keeps everyone engaged. Our team lead, WH has created a very relaxed and open environment, but this is not a group in which you can fake your way through recovery. She challenges me to search within myself to explore my emotions vs simply telling the causes of issues, which is what I have previously experienced in therapy seasons. This is an amazing group. Team members are invested both in their personal recovery, but also in the recovery of the other group members. I learn something new each session and with additional insight into my addiction and the strength to remain sober in my time between sessions and envision life as a sober individual on a continuous basis.

I was truly impressed by the quality of the program at Center For Recovery. Our group met 3 times…read morea week and the therapist was excellent. I especially appreciated that we talked about emotional and behavioral issues as well as substance abuse issues. I specifically wanted a program that was different from a traditional 12 step program, and would rate this program as outstanding in all aspects.

We love The Courage Clinic! We moved from out of state last…read moreyear and I was troubled to find that most offices had very long waiting lists. We were able to get in immediately and they put us at ease. All sessions are held virtually/via Zoom and you can communicate in between appointments via secure text as well. Our mental health practitioner is amazing.

I was looking for a mental health care provider for my teenage daughter. Our first choice,…read moreunfortunately, doesn't accept our insurance and we were referred to Courage Clinic. Everything sounded fantastic when we got started, but things went downhill quickly from there. The clinic would not work with me because my daughter is 15 yrs old and would only communicate with her instead of me. The communication between the staff and my daughter was not handled well. Once my daughter finally received the paperwork it was so overwhelming that I was the one who needed to complete it. Even after completion I had to call multiple times for them to schedule her initial appointment. When that appointment occurred it did not work with her schedule and instead of rescheduling with her, all communication from them ceased and we haven't been reached out to since. I do not suggest this clinic for older teens. This was a huge waste of time for my family.

Receptionist was cold and couldn't crack a smile. The staff in the pre/post area were nice. The…read moredoctor was great. Unfortunately, they couldn't tell me when my follow up appointment was scheduled. Was told that someone would call me. Surprise, surprise. No phone call. So, I called for three days in a row and couldn't get anyone to answer my calls. After waiting over an hour, I hung up and called the voicemail for the doctor. I left a message saying that I needed to schedule my follow up. Someone did call back but because of my surgery, I couldn't get to the phone fast enough. No message. Today I started calling at 7:55 and got a live person. She told me that my appointment was scheduled already. Had I not called continuously, I would not have known when it was. I would not have shown up. Pretty unhappy with the outcome.

Surgery schedule through Panorama Orthopedics with a surgeon about to retire for July 3…read more Rescheduled to July 10. I could not get the center to respond for several issues. First, the preauthorized charges I had questions about. Second, they couldn't decide which meds I should or should not stay on. Third, I had questions about what I'd heard about the unreported pelvic exams on women during surgeries and wanted to express I was not giving consent. I couldn't get anyone to return calls and I left plenty...until the very last minute. I just went off the meds completely because no one called. Someone from billing finally called. Got decentish info on the SA stuff. I had plenty to prepare because I'm all alone. Had a to join Care.com to figure a ride, find a driver, prepare meals ahead of time, expensive RX to pu, Leg cushion to elevate purchased, etc. Just a lot of arranging the house, getting it all set up so I'd be organized and set up for success. Got to surgery and was all prepped to go when the surgeon came in and asked what we were doing today. When I told him he said, uhm, no. HUH? I repeated what I KNEW we were doing. This is his last day of surgery and then he's retiring. Acts like I'm trying to super-size my surgery! Goes nuts! Runs in with my folder and shoves it in my face. READ IT! It says nothing about this other. I'm lying there trying to stay grounded before the inevitable trigger reaction hits. I was shaking. He storms out and is cursing and pacing on the other side of the curtain, saying all manner of baloney. Comes in and I advocate for him doing the part of the surgery that he specializes in, the reason he was referred. I take the hit and say, I'll just go to the next guy for the rest. He's still apoplectic. Finally the anesthesiologist comes in with management. Says, we don't feel like you trust us here. Uhhhh. LOL I say, look. I get it. It's his last day. He's slammed. But, I know why I'm here. If you can get your surgeon on track, I'm fine. I understand about the other three issues, but they are non issues at this point. If I felt that way I wouldn't be here. I tell them it was a lot to get here and I'd rather he just do it. It's his last day. He says, nope. Sending you home. I tell him. I've explained as best I can. I'm trying to advocate for myself. I've told you that I have other surgeries following, but they want this one done first. This would put everything out of whack. But, ultimately I don't have any of the power or control. He laughs mockingly and says, YOU HAVE ALL THE POWER! Uhhhh. LOL In that case, let's proceed. No. LOL. He brags, we know lots of surgeons, we'll just reschedule you in a couple of weeks. I ask what about all the money I'm out. Like the driver? He says, she's your sister. And, that's when my lie is out. As part of the SA stuff they recommended that you always go with family because you don't want to low-hanging fruit. If you have family there you are more protected. My new driver friend says, We're sisters in Christ, so put sister. LOL. So, I did. Now I have to tell the truth. She's not my sister. We said that for protection. I am actually paying her. He is furious, but says they'll pay her. Storms out. Within minutes I am having everything stripped off in the fastest manner ever. I'm sitting there crying saying, I feel like I'm in trouble. No, you're not in trouble. It's fine. I ask, how are we paying this lady? She gives me her business card and says to email her the receipts. I ask, what about my prepayment. Do I need to go to the front desk? No, it's already been refunded. No, it certainly was not and I had to fight for months!!!! Months! Even Wells Fargo said it wasn't fraudulent. So, I marched down there and the gal finally refunded it. I asked about the interest since they lied about it and tough donuts. I asked again about the $125 and the original gal that's card I had came out. This all happened last July. I still haven't seen it. I keep getting the runaround. We're medical, so it's hard to refund this. Tough. I'm still out the interest, the RX costs, over $100. I'm out the $77 x 2 for Care.com, the Amazon leg thing. WTHeck. Called Panorama within the first couple of weeks and the billing gal had it all figured within 90 seconds. She said when they rescheduled your surgery all the information wasn't input. That's the problem. They refunded their portion same day. No call was ever returned though I did ask to speak to management. No surgeon was ever recommended. At one point the gal offered me a credit to the facility for the $125. You have got to be kidding! I think not! There is zero accountability here. It was by far the most unprofessional experience I have ever had the displeasure to live through. They didn't give a rip about the trauma, about the inconvenience, the cost. Avoid at all costs!

I'm updating my review to also add that the other reviews are not wrong when they send you a bill…read moreyears later when things were supposed recovered. It shouldn't have taken over a year to receive a bill from them. Everything about this business is poorly ran.

My husband and I have had a *mostly* great experience with Kindbody. There are 2 things I want to…read moremention to give feedback and help others navigate their journey with Kindbody. First, my husband is a physician and has the knowledge and savviness to navigate medical research. Because of this, he (knowing his only role was to provide a good sample) looked into the best way to optimize his sample. He discovered this device called ZyMot. ZyMot is essentially an obstacle course for sp*erm, that weeds out the slow and or defective sperm that may have genetic variations incompatible with successful egg fertilization. Obviously, given the fact that we were already paying so much money, my husband asked kindbody about this and why it was not offered or ever mentioned. He was told that this is only offered to people that do not have successful outcomes after their first cycle (so not until you've spent $20k +. He said he didn't care and wanted it to be added on, to which they replied " oh but that will be an extra couple hundred dollars (forget the exact amount). We laughed at the absurdity of this because of how much we were already spending, and demanded that it be added to our cycle. The pushback was absolutely not necessary, and I think every patient should be given all of the options, regardless of cost, to maximize the effectiveness of their cycle. To me it just seems shady but alas, hopefully people read this review and request the ZyMot. We had great outcomes and I can attribute this partly to the fact that we pushed for the most optimal technology for success. My second complaint is that we had an ultrasound and labs during our cycle on a Sunday morning, and hours later I missed a call from the nurse saying I needed to inject a medication as soon as possible in order to prevent ovulatio*n. I called the on-call nursing staff several times, I called my doctor several times, and nobody would answer. We drove to Kindbody and banged on the doors, hoping anybody would be in the building, and no answer. Again, my husband, being a physician, was able to locate a specialty pharmacy that was open on Sundays and prescribe me the prescription for this injection under his license. We did not receive a callback back from Kindbody until a few hours later. You can imagine the emotional urgency I was feeling in that moment, as I truly thought $20,000 + was about to go down the drain. When I asked why this happened I was told the nurse was on lunch... For hours... anyways my doctor was very apologetic and we are very happy with our outcome. I also work in healthcare as a provider, and unfortunately, there will always be very negative reviews, but I wanted to be fair with this one. I just want people to know that they must demand transparency and timeliness from the staff at all times, regardless of what medical setting. Without advocating for yourself, you will always experience reasons to give bad reviews, unfortunately.

Dr Miller is a great Dr. I had a very positive experience with her and Dr Lo. Scheduling my…read moreprocedure quickly was very important to me and she and her office went above and beyond to make it happen before she left on vacation.

My experience with Denver Colorado breast surgeon Stephanie Miller was the worst of my life! She…read morewas recommended by a radiologist so I let her do my breast surgery. From the pre-op appointment, surgery, and post-op appointment, her attitude was cold, abrupt, rude, and just flat uncaring! I do not recommend her!

My mother passed away the day after her 103rd birthday and spent the last 2.5 years of her life at…read moreSt Paul. We have only the best things to say about the staff and the attention and care that she received. She was in hospice care for almost 18 months. She was always kept clean, her hair was styled, and her food preferences were provided for. While the facility is not brand new, the staff were exceptionally kind and caring. The admissions process was well handled by Sandra. Special shout outs to nurses Terry, Marquita and Addie, and aides Quan, Whitney, and Ruth.

This was my 88 year old mother's 2nd rehab facility. Although St. Paul's is an older facility, not…read morein the best neighborhood, it is very clean and well cared for, just like their patients. The entire staff is wonderful, very diverse, as are the residents. My mother felt at home from the minute we walked in the door even though it wasn't at all her demographic. They constantly demonstrated genuine kindness, an exceptional level of care and willingness to form a real relationship with every single resident. We experienced no issues with medications and slow to respond staff like we did in her last facility. They are well staffed and you can always find someone for questions or help. Food is good. The PA, admissions people, doctor, PT/OT department, CNA's and RN's, and the entire staff was just excellent. We didn't have a single problem in her three weeks there and she is walking well on her broken hip and back at home. I would bring her back there in a minute if we needed to. Great place!