While I was waiting for my ride to leave a man came up and harassed me putting his arm around me…read moreand taking photos, I was yelling for help and telling him to stop and no one would help. This man was much larger than me and I even caught a member of the dental check-in staff laughing and ducking away. The man then got up and started videotaping me as I kept yelling for him to stop I just went through an uncomfortable procedure and had a hard time getting up to leave. I would highly recommend avoiding this place as their staff does not care about their patients.

Dr. Radi is great. All the staff is helpful here and pharmacy is prompt. Sure beats driving to…read moredenver health downtown. I go here for prenatal care as well. Update: I now live out of state and had to find a new OB for my second baby and I wish I could have birthed at denver health again under Rachida Sabir ! She's the best.

I have been going to PIWH for the last 9 years since moving to Denver and it's been an incredible…read morehealthcare experience. Dr. Felle has always been incredibly warm and knowledgeable, and now that I am pregnant I am becoming more acquainted with the entire medical staff and they're all lovely. Can't imagine a better pregnancy OBGYN experience! Highly recommend.

TLDR: This is a very poorly-run office and a very hostile environment for people of color -- read…read moreto the end. Every year there are scheduling issues. This year I was rescheduled less than 24 hours before my appointment (which had literally been scheduled the previous year) and all I was told on the phone is that there had been "schedule changes." The new time I was offered was extremely inconvenient for me, but I felt compelled to take it because I am conscientious about my health and otherwise the appointment would be 2 months away. At the time I was rescheduled, I had already filled out the extremely long form they send you to fill out in advance, and after they rescheduled me I got texts asking me to do it again. I was later told, at my appointment, that it wasn't necessary to fill out the form again and that the front desk should have told me that, but clearly they didn't. At my appointment, the person (nurse? PA? they never tell you) told me that the reschedule was necessary because "a doctor who was flying back from vacation had her flight cancelled and so Dr. Felle had to cover for her." In other words, doctors' vacation needs take precedence over appointments that were literally scheduled a year in advance. Their office is ALWAYS freezing and on multiple occasions. I have waited, shivering in one of the thin gowns, for over 45 minutes. So, patient time is completely disrespected by this practice, but THEIR time is treated as extremely precious (signs are everywhere saying that if you are 10 minutes late you will be rescheduled -- I never have been late but I am sure they wouldn't hesitate to send you home if, say, your bus was a bit late!) I see Dr. Felle for less than 5 minutes per visit -- she is always in a hurry -- so I don't have much basis for an opinion on her. The most offensive thing of all is that this office has one of those cartoon photos of Ruth Bader Ginsburg with the words "I Dissent." To be clear, RBG was a racist old white lady who only hired ONE Black clerk (out of over 100) during her entire career on the Supreme Court and said that Colin Kaepernick's silent kneeling to protest police violence against Black people was "dumb." Also, if RBG had retired earlier in Obama's second term, he could have appointed someone to replace her and maybe we'd still have more protection for reproductive rights. Anyone can research all this in 5 seconds on the Internet, and maybe think twice about putting RBG on the wall in a gynecologists' office, but apparently no one has taken the time at this office. It's typical liberal white lady stuff -- virtue signalling without actually doing your homework. I have vaguely thought about finding a new practice but I am very busy (especially since I am burdened with tasks like rearranging my schedule at the drop of a hat to accommodate their doctor's vacations, and filling out lengthy forms twice!), and there's something to be said for continuity of care, so I haven't done it yet. I definitely don't recommend this practice to any new patients who are people of color. I am well off, highly educated, and able to advocate for myself, but I shudder to think of how poor people of color must be treated here.

I have been a client at this clinic for almost 20 years and it saddens me to be leaving this review…read moreand well as to be leaving this clinic. I was seen here recently for an annual physical as I have every year since starting there. I am, fortunately, I very healthy woman, and so my visits are usually only this one time a year. I also happen to be an ER nurse so feel confident in what health questions should be asked, what assessments should be done, and what tests should be ordered during an annual physical. When I called in to make my appointment, I was notified that my former PA, Darren Roth was no longer with the clinic. The turn over rate of this place has been INSANE over the past few years. It is a revolving door of PAs and MDs. It's disappointing because I have had some wonderful doctors and PAs there. So when I called in to make my appointment, it was disappointing to be choosing from someone new again. The doctor enters the room and introduces himself and starts asking me questions. So far, this is all normal outside of the fact that I'm not sitting on the exam table and I'm not in a gown. I chalk this up to maybe people have had complaints about this process, and so they now let patients remain in their clothes during the questioning part of the exam. Fine. The doc then asks me to get on the exam table and listens to my heart and lungs, checks my strength of my arms and legs, pushes on my abdomen, and then tells me to go get my labs drawn. No skin check, no breast exam, no looking in my eyes and ears, no looking in my mouth, no palpating my neck/glands. These should be standard assessments during an annual physical. I ask the doctor if he's going to do a urine analysis, and he says, "you only need to do that if we're testing for STIs. Do you want STIs testing?" There is actually a lot of data about that can be gathered about your health by looking at the urine, primarily kidney function, so his response took me off guard. Now, like I said, I'm pretty healthy, so I just let it go and didn't insist on the urine test, and instead just got my bloodwork. A few days later my bloodwork results come back and I look at them on the portal. One of my lab values was on the high side (my creatinine), but it wasn't outrageously out of the norm. This can be attributed to many things that are generally benign when looking at this test. There are other lab values that correlate to the creatinine that can help determine kidney health and functionality and these lab values were all within the norm. I then get a phone call later from doctor Korneluk saying that, "you have stage 2 kidney disease and need to come back in for more bloodwork and a URINE TEST." First of all, my creatinine was 3/100 of a point above normal. That does NOT mean I have kidney disease! Secondly, if he had ordered a urine analysis like I recommended the first time, I wouldn't have to come back for that. No doctor looking at one abhorrent data point would jump to the conclusion of stage 2 kidney disease. He did tell me that he studied to be a Sports Medicine doctor, so maybe he's new to reading lab work, but calling a patient and using verbiage like "disease and failure" only illicit fear and unnecessary stress. Fortunately, I know enough to know that I am almost certainly NOT experiencing kidney failure and was just dehydrated and possibly in mild rhabdo from playing 5 hours of sand volleyball the night before. So, the exam was terrible, he didn't order the right tests and spent a total of about 7 minutes in the room with me. He used fear mongering language over the phone to tell me I need to come back in to pay for more labs, and then I found out he charged me over $450 for this experience! My insurance only approved to pay for half of that visit because there is NO reason an annual physical should cost that much. As someone who also works in healthcare, it is SO disappointing that this type of thing is happening. I expect providers to hold themselves to a higher standard. Go somewhere else for your primary healthcare.

I had a great experience and appointment with Dr Paranjape and the nurse Jana is amazing. She went…read moreabove and beyond for me. I can't thank her enough.

By far the best family doctor I have ever visited. The doctors here truly focus on treating both…read morethe patient and the root cause, rather than just addressing symptoms. They never rush appointments or make you feel unimportant every visit feels personal and attentive. I also appreciate the convenience of the patient portal, which makes it easy to ask questions or request prescription refills. The office itself is clean and has a warm, welcoming atmosphere. There's even a dedicated kids' area filled with DVDs, toys, and books, which is a thoughtful touch for families. If you're looking for an excellent doctor, I highly recommend Insight Primary, it's simply the best.

They've been my doctors office for 10 years and I love them so much! Excellent staff. Can always…read moreget me in. They even remember the little stuff like the names of my pets. Highly recommended!

I have nothing but praise for these guys. You may hold a few minutes for a receptionist but…read moreappointments in my experience are never more than a day or two ahead. The doctors are all young as they are finishing their residencies but as a result are equipped with the very latest medical knowedge. They also eager to hear about any other medical questions or problems you might have and give you all the time you need. By the way I think they are happy to take Medicare patients when the majority of practices have maxed out.

These folks always provided good quality care. They were just slow to answer the phone…read more Unfortunately, I learned that today, 12/28/2018, is their last day to treat patients and they are closing the clinic.

Showed up for an appointment time that was scheduled and prepaid the copay and the office was…read moreclosed, phone went straight to the outside business hours answering machine (it was within posted business hours at the time)

Have gone here for a while. I've been prescribed a medication for years. I was given a script and…read moreno pharmacy had the mg in stock. I asked on a Monday to write a new script with a lower dosage that pharmacies had in stock (which I've successfully done before). I was given so many different answers to the status of the new script each day I called in. Eventually they told me I needed to schedule another visit with my doctor for them to change me to a lower dose. I wasted 2 weeks not having the medication for them to eventually tell me the whole time I needed a new appt. I agree with some posted reviews that this location seems to be going downhill. Very frustrating and switching GPs

She let me go over my looong list of medications & medical history before telling me she'd be…read moretapering me off the benzo I've been taking w/ no problems & definite benefit. She wasted her time & mine bc I walked out at that point. I definitely wasn't going to say, "Well, gee, Kathy, if you think that's best even though you just met me & likely know absolutely nothing about my 2 rare genetic disorders I had to 1st diagnose myself, I'll just go along with it with no thoughts of my own." What I really wanted to say is I've been the repeated victim of malpractice for 5 yrs, definitely know more about my problems than she does & I don't have any more respect for doctors than the average person. A lot less actually. I have a gene deletion that can cause rare adrenal gland tumors & I need to go to the Mayo clinic for better imaging that's only available at 3 places in the country the exact problem is so rare. It's 100% fatal if it spreads, & I have unexplained bone pain. I also have an excess of adrenaline bc these tumors secrete it & I've had blood tests for it. I literally cannot sleep w/o 2 controlled substances, the one she didn't want to prescribe being one of them and my last PCP had to make a lot of effort to get my insurance to approve both of them. It's absolute misery to go weeks only getting 2-3 hours of sleep a night & she thinks it's a good idea to try to get me off the only thing that's preventing me from needing a funeral director instead of a doctor during the most stressful time of what's already been a difficult life. Even if I wasn't worried about having metastatic cancer in my 40s, I was violently SA'd 3x over a period of several hrs a few years ago & maybe Kathy is just a stronger person than I am & would only need the occasional mug of chamomile but I'm doubtful. I also have C-PTSD from my abusive childhood. So I'm getting what could very well be a terminal diagnosis, even if it's not metastatic might eventually lose both adrenal glands which are not easy to live w/o, have an excessive amount of adrenaline that prevents me from sleeping & makes me feel constantly on edge & even angrier about all the malpractice and everything else, & she thinks it'd be a good time to try not taking it. Benzos & opioids aren't inherently dangerous or bad drugs just bc they have abuse potential. Just bc others don't always use medication properly or actually need it doesn't mean there aren't plenty of people like me w/ a legitimate need for it. I would also argue it's unethical to put people through trying all these psych drugs when they're just throwing darts at what might work & you already have something that does. SSRIs completely dissolve my desire to keep living & I don't feel any less anxious on them but she definitely didn't ask. I was once put on an SNRI & it's the only time I've ever actually considered checking myself in somewhere and the withdrawals I wasn't warned about lasted months and I can't imagine them being much better than coming off any street drugs. The majority of these "better" drugs she likes also cause sexual dysfunction & weight gain and most of the country is already obese or morbidly obese. Is it really good medicine to prescribe drugs that will create additional problems when there are ones that don't have those side-effects that a patient is already taking and benefiting from? 30lbs gained on a useless drug isn't easy to lose & I'd definitely be far more depressed if I was also fat. Don't let them claim it's for safety reasons either, many drugs they happily prescribe have the same risks when taken for long periods but they aren't worried about that. They just have to be especially careful no one actually feels GOOD on anything. God forbid you don't want to be an emotionally blunted shell of a person, & a lot of those antipsychotics they put people on who aren't even psychotic come w/ risks of permanent neurological problems like tardive dyskinesia & they won't always warn people. Medicine isn't an assembly line where everyone is the same, it's supposed to require critical thinking skills & treating each patient as an individual and doing what's right for that person, even if it might not be for another one. Just having a blanket policy of not prescribing legitimate medications should be illegal and is certainly unethical. This mindset is especially harmful for people like me with rare disorders most doctors are too arrogant to admit they know nothing about. She definitely seems the type who went into it for the money and nothing else.

They Cancelled my 36 week appt the day before because the provider called out sick. I missed their…read moreoriginal call and immediately called back and apparently they couldn't schedule me. Told me they would escalate and call me back. Never received a call. Followed up with them multiple times and the receptionist was passively aggressively rude and told me a nurse would call me by EOD... ON THE SAME DAY I WAS SUPPOSED TO BE SEEN. They're supposed to see me weekly yet

UCHealth primary care, pharmacy, and gynecology have been so easy to navigate. I've loved all my…read moreprovides at the Lowry location!

I am not sure where to begin with Apex Family Medicine. The problems started after the sale to…read moreSkyLight Health a few years ago, and things continue to go downhill. I had high hopes for Dr. Epping; he is engaging in the exam room, but those hopes diminished after he failed to get back to me about test results after promising to call me back. I called and got a response from tech, but if you make a promise, deliver on it. My new issue is a simple billing problem I have been dealing with for almost three months. Apex simply needs to bill the correct insurance company. After calling two times, stopping by in person, and sending messages on the patient portal, I still have no resolution. At the end of the day, if this provider is unable to do something simple like fixing a billing issue, how can they tackle someone's health issue?

Finally after 3 days of being denied an Rx refil got an appointment…read moreBut then 3 days of snow Not are they closed but no options for an urgent issue And all vm boxes closed And vm doesn't even care if they are closed In s fl i could directly call my doc Avail 24/7 Apex is a care mill when they are open--care When snow hits no options They stay home Their clients? No options Looking for a practice that actually cares Glad im healthy Why should i have health insurance if the only option is the ER??