Dr. Chaudhuri, or Dr. Pakhi as she is called, has been the most wonderful doc we've had for our…read morekids. While I knew it then, I'm realizing it even more now as I've moved and I'm looking for a new doc for our three kids. Pakhi has set the bar very high and now all these other offices fall terribly short. She's incredibly knowledgable, kind, and on her game. She is up to speed on the lasted research or holds off on firm opinions until she's checked around. Additionally, she knows her way around a slew of alternative options and knows how and when to use them. She's there when you need her and goes the extra mile, or the virtual 200+ as the case may be. When we were concerned that our toddler was having seizures in the middle of the night I was able to send her videos that she promptly sent to pediatric neurologists across the state, who she then called, so that we'd know what to do. All three of our kids have had their own set of issues and she's stuck it out with creative solutions for each of them. Additionally, they simply love her. My 2 year old, just last week, was pulling out his play doctor's kit (that he claims Pakhi gave him), and somehow speaks affectionately about how she gave him his medicine (while holding the shot in his hand). Ok, and her staff? I think I would call up Kodie at the front desk just to chat with her on the phone. They are amazing, kind, warm, on their game, and thorough. In short, they rock. On top of it, she hosts a book exchange in her office, bring in a book, take out a book. Fabulous. AND she has an osteopath come in (I think once a month) to offer low cost treatments to kids. To top it all off she's at the forefront of green doctors. Her practice was featured in Medical Economics Dec 2008 for her green practices. Couldn't ask for more, except maybe a satelite office in Boston, MA

Not a good experience for my family and I. We are cash pay and don't have a huge budget. We chose…read moreto come here for my 9 month old who is having an issue with teething. I felt like the doctor was very condescending towards my partner and I. She kept harping about juice above anything else. I occasionally ( like once a week) give my child less than an ounce of watered down organic juice. I don't think this has anything to do with any of the issues we're having. We paid extra for the shonishin treatment which lasted all of 15 seconds. Whatever it was that the doctor did, made things so much worse. We went from having some naptime to nearly none and night time got infinitely worse. Ever since, she screams bloody murder for every naptime and bedtime! At least we got a little sleep before! Now we're getting virtually none! I am beyond upset! As a side note, I was very off-put by the way the doctor was dressed when we came in. A pediatrician should note be wearing knee high boots and a mini skirt. Highly inappropriate!

Not sure how these people can call themselves medical professionals or even claim that they care…read moreabout people or their patients. We moved to Durango about a year ago with our two children and set up appointments to establish them as patients. We saw the doctor once or twice that fall for a minor cold etc. Flash forward this year... I call to schedule an appointment and they tell me my daughter has been dropped as a patient because we never paid a $200ish bill?!? I apologize but I'm clueless and offer to settle up on the phone when the gal says it's already been sent to collections so I reach out to the collections company with my name, my husbands name, nothing. No record... I call back to the practice explaining to them what is going on... no help... then a few days later we get a letter for the collection company... these idiots at the Pediatric Partners of the Southwest billed to my husbands first name and my maiden last name which I haven't gone by in years so they didn't even send the bill to the right person/name. They sent my child's account to collection under some fake name and then cancelled her as a patient. I've never in my life heard of a doctors office cancelling a patient over non-payment let alone a child, let alone because of a mistake their own office made. This place is greedy and negligent and if this is the kind of attention they pay to their billing and accounting it doesn't set a good time for the care they take with their patients. I would rather drive to Farmington where people have a brain to take down the correct information and not penalize innocent children because of their employees' incompetence.

We were on vacation in Silverton and had a minor emergency with our 3 year old. Called at 8:00 am…read morefor appointment and we were seen by the doctor by 10:00 am. All I can say is wow! Outstanding doctor and staff. Highly recommend them.

Dr. Palmer is nice, but this place is always so busy and has so many patients it feels very…read moreun-personal and they've forgotten to send a referral for so long I've just switched doctor's offices.

All the physicians we have seen here have been great. They have been knowledgeable caring and…read moreprofessional. The nurses are on par with the doctors. The counter staff is on the ball and always remembers to call to remind us of appointments. I like the fact that there are separate waiting areas for sick and well children. I also like that the waiting area is decorated colorfully with a big fish tank and a play area.

Our two boys have been going here since after birth and we've always had good experiences. Lauren…read moreis excellent and the rest of the staff is friendly and helpful. Our kids have always gotten the care they needed and have been seen for minor issues to RSV. They were treated with the utmost care and compassion

I am incredibly unhappy with this practice. While I was with my abusive partner they seemed sweet…read moreand kind to me all around. When I managed to get away from him that all changed. I was worried about my youngest getting caught up on vaccines and other issues that came up. Being a long term trauma survivor, I began over explaining to which Dr. Z had this condescending attitude toward me that wasn't there when the father was in the office with me the first time we came in. I was trying to explain how I was unable to get care for my youngest for the first year, something I couldn't explain the first visit while said partner was in the office with me. They kept handing me a tablet and trying to give me an ACEs evaluation for ME, the mother. For someone like me the evaluation was extremely triggering and messed with my head for a week after, flaring up my c-ptsd symptoms. They said it was because they wanted to help but seemed to quickly degrade into a scale on which to judge my ability to parent my children. I had car issues for over 6 months and their in house therapist who seemed eager to get my oldest alone to talk to her kept calling and asking about if she can come in for therapy-even after I told her my car didn't function well enough to get to Durango, and that I was going to look around for a therapist I felt would be a good fit. Anyone saying "I think she needs someone other than Mom to talk to." as a therapist with a fake smile on their face just puts up red flags for me. She called a few more times anyway, and finally gave up. Another creepy thing I have noticed is how they call and ask for the child and not the guardian of the child to give test results or to speak about healthcare. You can bet they can't wait for a kid to turn like 13 or 14 and get them alone with them, it just doesn't feel right that they are so set on wanting to reach around the parent's like that. The way their patient portal is set up also meant I had to jump through hoops to access it because it is for my children they said. Keep in mind that none of my children are over age 9. The last visits I had there they found out my youngest had COVID, and told me it wasn't Covid but just Coronaviris. I took my youngest in a second time when it seemed she got better for a bit but then was waking up with neon green snot coming down her face. They wanted to wait and see but didn't say this, instead they gaslit me about me explaining my own health history when young and how ent issues ran in my family saying my child had no sinuses. They could have just said they wanted to wait and see what happened instead of giving antibiotics, because doing nothing and waiting to see is still a form of treatment that the parent should be informed of and agree to, or at least have the option of getting a second opinion. I took my LO to Animas Urgent care right after which is 10 minutes away. They looked shocked when I said she had Coronavirus, and kept assuring me that it was Covid. So that's where I found out the woman at this place lied. She was clear of the virus but the doctor there did give her antibiotics and guess what... in 24 hours she was acting like her normal self and got better real fast! Now I am getting a bill? I am disabled and on medicaid and my children get it as well. There are no Co-pays for children on Colorado's Medicaid program. The for-profit approach is pretty clear to me now in how they wanted me to just bring my child in if I had any worry and didn't seem eager to do anything about her sickness. I am now going to seek care for my children elsewhere, a place that doesn't make me feel like I am an annoying fly buzzing about with concerns and wanting unquestionable access to my children. It's just plain creepy.

I had a very bad experience with this provider. I went for a first time visit to setup a primary…read morecare physician. The doctor I saw was judgmental and put some snap diagnosis based on her assumptions and was a bit rude in her delivery. Then she used the wrong diagnosis codes so insurance would not pay. I contacted them 3 times about my balance and I'm the end the discounted it but still demanded payment from me for there billing mistakes. Incompetence from the beginning, I will not return.

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I'm so disappointed in this medical group. We are full time Rv's and I need a yearly appointment. I…read moredon't have any serious medical issues but need meds refilled. It took three months for an appointment. Then two weeks prior, they called and said Dr Jason Eversole wasn't going to be in the office the day of my appointment. So they reschedule me three months later. In the meantime all my proscriptions ran out. I feel this is very unprofessional. Not even an "I'm sorry"!