I should have read the reviews and asked to be referred somewhere else. I cannot believe the way…read morethey treat people. I took a SIBO test, rested positive, was prescribed Xifaxan to take 3 times a day for 14 days with no other follow-up or anything. I messaged and called multiple times. Dr. Eileen Quillin refused to address this matter herself on the portal even after several attempts. She kept forwarding me to a nurse, who was less than helpful and rude. A week and a half she argued with me. I guess the Banner Health mission is not followed by staff. Banner Health is deeply committed to our mission: "To make a difference in people's lives through excellent patient care."From: Bessey RN, Brenda KTo: Sent: 03/19/2024 17:05:54 MDTSubject: FW: Follow up regarding SIBO Concerns As mentioned previously we contacted Magellan through the portal and NO PROBIOTICS ARE COVERED. We also contacted the pharmacy and spoke with them to confirm this was correct. They stated there are no alternatives available; which means it doesn't matter who the manufacturer is. I called the number you provided and spoke with Pam she spent 20 minutes going through the covered medications list and the OTC medication list and again there are NO PROBIOTICS covered regardless of a prior authorization. If it's not covered I can't request a prior authorization. I have provided a copy of the OTC product list that I found online. (this is below). It is not the responsibility of clinical staff or providers to be aware of what insurance companies will cover the cost of; especially OTC medications.

Best GI clinic in Greeley. Great staff! Providers are amazing and try their best to get back to you…read morein a timely manner.

Very very busy place- but they run it very efficiently!!! The nurses, and my Dr were very…read moreprofessional, and answered all my questions. Very nice group of healthcare personnel!

No idea if the doctors any good because the front office cancelled my appointment with less than…read more24hrs notice. They said Dr got sick. Totally understandable, but the next available appointment was 6 WEEKS LATER! Really? This Dr must be dying to already know he won't be available for 6 weeks. A bit suspicious also that there was no other Dr available in that time

Wonderful Dr.'s and Staff. Have seen several of the Dr's and PAC. They've been very kind and…read morehelpful. Thank you.

The Center needs to fix their UC Health integration and reminder messages. The Center appointments…read moredo not show in the UC Health app and they only send you one detailed message when you first book. The text reminders are from Harmony Surgery Center and don't include any details except the date- no address, no time, no special instructions reminders. This needs to be fixed. Clearly the nurses are well prepared with a story about how this miscommunication rarely happens (strange they are so prepared for something that rarely happens). For example, they quickly pointed out that I read the original message on May 1st at 3:02PM. Incredible they had that detail handy as though they know how to find that info instantly- but rarely need it. I did open the message that day, but I didn't actually read it because I foolishly expected the Center to send a timely reminder of the appointment and custom instructions for procedure prep. Note, I did follow the manufacturer's instructions on the prescription rather than the off-label Center instructions buried in the UC Health messages. They do tell you all this when you first book the appointment, but do not ever contact you again- even on the day of the appointment- just a cryptic text from UC Health Surgery Center starting 3-days before the appointment. Note the Center off-label prep instructions start 7-days prior to the appointment. Most concerning, the nurses seem stressed as though they are more concerned with keeping the production line moving than patient care. Well, I left the discussion feeling stressed too. I guess that's my fault. Strange I went through cancer treatment for two years never once feeling that way. Also strange that this is the first medical complaint review I ever wrote at 63-years old. Must be all my fault...

Amy Jo is an expert in the field of digestive disorders. I have had life long issues and seen many…read morepractitioners. She diagnosed my condition in the first visit. She recommended a few products and I felt better within 10 days. She is very reachable, knowledgable and non judgemental when I had slips. I would recommend any one in Boulder to seek out her counsel. She really is the best!

I met Amy Jo at a networking event and decided to make an appointment when she mentioned she helps…read morea lot of clients with digestive issues. I was initially nervous about acupuncture but AJ's office and demeanor make it easy to relax and I walked out of my first appointment knowing I'd be back for more. After seeing her a few times a month for the past 5 months, I've not only seen a big improvement in my digestion but also my allergies and asthma have improved so I haven't used my inhaler in months! I highly recommend giving Flourish a try regardless of what you're dealing with because if AJ doesn't have the answer she will know someone who does.

I will start by saying that everyone I've met here is nice. I love Dr. Susnow. I chose him because,…read moreper their website, he was the only one of their doctors who dealt with a condition I have. My doctor in the Denver area had retired, plus I don't live down there anymore. Turns out he knew my old doctor, which also made me feel better. I prefer seeing him over his PA, Rachel, because he is more thorough in his exams and evaluations. I've had concerns about Rachel not taking some of my symptoms seriously, but at my last appointment, she agreed that we should schedule an endoscopy since I have acid reflux and her remedies hadn't worked- just a drug that another of my doctors was concerned about. She also slipped in that it might not be a bad idea to get another colonoscopy. This is when I learned that the one I'd had just 3 years ago had more issues than I'd known about (and I've now reviewed that experience, as well). She told me that she had requested a report for a biopsy that had shown up on the report they'd received from my previous procedure. My version of the report had never shown a biopsy that I remembered, and I'd remember that. She never heard back from the previous doctor's office. I told her of my bad experience there and my concerns with it, and she thought it might be good to do another. Eventually, I agreed. I had to think about it, because, you might know, it's not an easy prep. The colonoscopy and endoscopy, which we did at Boulder Community Hospital last week rather than their clinic because I'm a hard stick (hard to find veins for IVs), went off without a hitch. Dr. Susnow visited me before and after the procedure, gave me pictures and other post-procedure information, and the follow-up was sooner than expected. A human called me with results and at least a partial explanation. I can't get back in to see him for another month, which I'd scheduled months ago, but at least I have results and know what questions I need to ask. I'm sure he will have answers so we know what to do in the future. I agree with some other reviews that the scheduling can be wonky. Their AI is pretty worthless, but at least you can get to a human, unlike some other outfits I've tried to deal with lately. And most of the humans are good, especially those who schedule the hospital procedures. Rachel needs both more training and more curiosity about what patients experience in order to try and help. She needs to show more knowledge and care overall, and to listen. Her solutions are quite limited. Some PAs are better than others. The best are those who have curiosity and know that every patient is different. One size doesn't fit all. The best have bigger toolboxes and know when to refer to a doctor rather than dismiss the patient when they've reached the limits of their knowledge. Hence, the four stars instead of five.

Not exactly the most glamorous way to spend a morning, but if you have to go through a colonoscopy…read moreand endoscopy, this is absolutely the place to do it! The staff was incredibly personable and made the whole experience feel as comfortable as it possibly could, and Dr. Bedi was wonderful. Knowledgeable, easy to work with, and actually listened, which meant the world. Would I rush back? No. Would I recommend them without hesitation? Absolutely!

I cannot say enough about this center and the people who work there. The staff is very friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and my colonoscopy took just over 2 hours start to finish. Remember folks - colon/rectal cancer is now the second leading cause of death in the U.S.A. according to the CDC. Early detection might well save your life. Follow the prep instructions to the letter and you will have smooth sailing.

WOW! Went in for a endoscopy. My third one. It is so easy and comfortable there I feel like I…read moremade some friends. I know they do this most every day, but everyone makes you feel like you are the only they are attending to. Every nurse, assistant and doctors make you feel very comfortable and pretty much eliminate any apprehensions you may feel when you walk in.

this doctor was over 20 minutes late to our meeting, i tried to email the portal and no response so…read morei logged off, given i was on my lunch break and she was late. we never had our consultation , yet she tried to charge my account a no show fee, and i was on the call, without her. she then proceeds to harass me via text messages when i logged off the meeting she no-showed to.

I started seeing Dr. Waters recently. I have a host of issues (mold, chemical sensitivities, issues…read moredue to allergy to an implant) and I am traditionally a very difficult patient to treat. My doctor stopped taking virtual appointments and I was looking for an expert, especially to treat my mold issues. Dr. Waters took a thorough history, ordered appropriate tests, and got to the core of my issue quickly. She worked with me on a treatment plan appropriate to my many sensitivities. We've only been working together a short time, but I feel better than I have in a few years. I am grateful to have found Dr. Waters' expertise and patience and I look forward to recovering.

I see Dr Chetham at this practice. He has done two endoscopies on me…read more He is very kind, caring and patient. I have also seen seen Dr. Kaye who also was very good. I will be having a colonoscopy and it is scheduled with Dr. Chetham.

if I could give 0 stars I would! I saw Dr Joshua Steinberg and he was HORRIBLE!! He has zero…read morebed-side manner, zero sympathy and zero empathy. It's already embarrassing and hard enough to talk about hemorrhoids and he made it even more hard. From start to finish this guy was the worst! He absolutely made me feel like I was wasting his time! I will NEVER come back to this location!

I received a feedback request from Dr. Susnow after just one visit, but it is far too early to give…read morea positive review. While Dr. Susnow assured me I would wait only 1-2 weeks for an endoscopy, the front desk scheduled it a month out. Even worse, no follow-up appointment was booked because the doctor is fully booked for the next three months, placing me on a waiting list instead. I came in with severe abdominal pain and worsening blood test results looking for immediate medical help, not a three-month delay. Asking for my feedback now feels premature--ask me again in three months if my condition has actually been addressed.

I have had a few very poor experiences with Gastroenterology of the Rockies and would not recommend…read morethis practice for anyone dealing with significant or complex GI symptoms. I was seen by a PA while experiencing substantial new GI symptoms. I had to push for a CT scan, which ultimately showed an intussusception. Despite that finding and my ongoing symptoms, I was sent home with Dulcolax rather than having the underlying cause investigated. This was also not my first concerning experience with the practice. Months earlier, my testing showed severe pancreatic insufficiency, which was not identified or addressed until I brought the abnormal result to their attention myself. After nearly four months of persistent symptoms, I finally sought care outside the Boulder area and found a physician who is investigating what may be an underlying structural problem that could help explain what I have been experiencing all this time. My biggest question is: when a patient is experiencing serious, persistent and unexplained GI symptoms, why is it so difficult to actually see a gastroenterologist at a gastroenterology practice? Based on my experience, I would seek care elsewhere.

Very rude receptionist. I would think a doctor's office of this nature would represent the office…read morein a more professional manner.

Dr Bahir Bilir, MD was an absolute pleasure to have as my doctor for my gastroenterologist…read moreprocedure. His personality and bedside manner will have you smiling from start to finish! Highly recommend him and his team!