Great neurologist, he has helped my wife with her treatments for her M.S. he was able to explain to…read moreexplain her choices, he explained what he thought was the right treatment and then he let her decide which course she wanted to take.

Quack! Quack! Like…read moreothers have warned, don't waste your time or money. I talked with him for an hour and tried to answer his odd questions. I rolled with it thinking maybe there was a method to his madness and he was trying to get a baseline. We agreed on a date and time for a follow-up in a week. I then got an email for an appointment in 2 days. I tried calling and emailing, no response so I cancelled the appointment online. I then got another email for an appointment a week later but at a time I couldn't do. Again, tried to contact to fix, no response. Completely unresponsive. He sent me one boilerplate email with generic recommendations. Here is the content so you can save your time and money. "Here is a list of potential pain management/coping resources we discussed that many patients use to manage their pain on a daily basis.   1. First, app-based guided instruction in relaxation is always a good option.  There are several apps you can download and the apps contain professionally guided instruction in relaxation to promote pain reduction.  Most frequently used by my patients is CALM (breathing, imagery, meditation) and HeadSpace (progressive muscle and autogenic relaxation strategies).  You can download and begin practice.  They also help with sleep quality.    2. There is a CBT Pain Coping manual entitled "omitted because I'm not advertising it." Reviews the most common concerns reported by patients with pain trying to cope with long-term pain issues.  There are exercises for each chapter to help you personalize the lessons to your specific circumstance, then a number of suggestions regarding strategies patients use to manage these situations.   Please obtain and start your review and we'll review the primary pain coping points at our upcoming visits.   3. Many patients benefit from online Pain Support Groups and attached is the contact information for Dr. SoAndSo who coordinates the online Pain Support Groups in the Denver Metro area should you be interested.  You can contact Dr. SoAndSo and he'll inform you as to how you can participate." There, I just saved you time and money.

Dr Van Dorsten has been extremely helpful providing me with stratgies to deal with my debilitating…read moremigraines. I'm hoping I don't have to live with the pain forever, but if I do, I'm glad that I have the knowledge to deal with the pain as best as I can. Highly recommend. Dr Van Dorsten is very knowledgable and has provided me with detailed explantions as to how my brain injury caused the migraines.

Wow I can say they gave my baby Niy onna the best care today I was so amazed especially with the…read morenurse Jennifer I think that was her name but was so amazed how you guys take care of the sick kids today especially for my grandaughter she did end up with the flu B but the Dr was on it already prescribed the medication and making sure of preventative care so we wouldn't have to come back to the Er 5! Points of excellent because they do there best ::::so I wanna say Ty to all the nurses and drs that work there best to make sure the kids get taking care of I just say Ty again for taking care of niy onna Daniel's today Jennifer and the Dr I appreciate you all keep up the good work children hospital is the best !!!!

We flew from MN to Denver to be seen at the GRI Clinic. The hospital was very busy. The…read morecheckin/screening was really quick. The cafeteria was huge and easy and quick to navigate through. The staff helped guide us with where to go as we had to go to multiple different areas. The neuropsych rooms were smaller than expected felt very claustrophobic. The doctors at the GRI clinic spent a lot of time with us, and allowed us to ask all the questions we had.