I want to comment on Victoria in the echo lab for her professionalism and kindness. She was very…read morethorough but still personable and cheerful throughout the whole experience. We must have asked a million questions, but she NEVER made us feel we were bothering her. I was there for possible heart problems, but she let us joke with her to keep our spirits up. You may need to clone her .... Thank you Victoria, for helping us have a good time during a scary day.

The physical building was clean and pleasant. The staff were professional and friendly. The…read moreprocedure was administered professionally knowledgeable staff explained each step of the procedure and made sure I was comfortable throughout my time during the procedure. The nurses explained each medication used, the purpose and any side effects. Great job by all.

If you have to be here it's nice to have a diversion . Good medical care is important and aging…read morebrings a lot to do. It may be a trek for many like me, but well worth the effort. If your insurance plan allows it and advanced care is needed, check out this facility.

My daughter had a procedure done this morning and the doctor was very thorough in his assessment…read more Some results we received today and the others we'll get in two weeks. I'm glad this was done because now we know what to work on. The nurses were just outstanding! I didn't get to meet the doctor, but I'm glad he was very thorough in his response. Ten stars.

Kaiser is an excellent health care especially for senior adults. Great caregivers at all levels and…read moreprimary care doctors who listen and help one make solid decisions.

I came for a visit to see a male doctor Raymond Anthony shepherd excellent doctor cares about you…read morelistens to you and he's at best interest in patience. but they gave me a female doctor that goes by the name of Elizabeth a Banwart do primary care . I came to talk about my results and solve them maybe get some pills or something to get better But I feel like she did not listen all this clinic cares about is having you as a guinea pig and having you take test after test I took a blood test and did not eat anything to be ready for my test for her to say that it was not early enough for my results to come clear all do there results in the system and all she did was give me the same test that and added some other tests that has nothing to do with my results They don't even respect your wishes in the doctors that you choose. She wants to take the same test that I already took again just waiting time and money I requested another appointment with the same doctor I saw in the beginning she ignored that and only gave me a visit to take a blood work and other exams that that I already took an extra exams and did not listen to my request of seeing the same doctor that I seen in the beginning. I requested to see same doctor I saw in beginning for my visits and she didn't even listen she just requested me to take the same blood test that I took and more test avoid this clinic at all cost

Today's visit was to see the renal department. The intake personnel was very nice and pleasant and…read morewhile I was waiting to be seen he made everyone at ease. I believe I was seen by Heather who also was as pleasant. Telling me how my blood work was the new treatment plan to try for my blood pressure. I ate at the cafeteria there. I didn't realize the price increased. For a bacon cheeseburger, not the best onion rings and a hint water. $I3.00. I could've gone off campus for a better burger. Also they advertised they were serving steak quesadillas and when I got up to order it he said they didn't have any tortillas. He also said he took the sign down. I told him the sign was still up in line. I also saw he had closed the grill at 1115 am while there was still a line. I did receive some good news which I'm happy about. Just keep hydrating !!!

5 years and in agony. Dr McConnell refused to treat. ENT clinic is a joke. Community Care refused…read moreto treat. I bet if Trump went there they would treat him propery. No wonder so many veterans commit suicide. They are going to have to improve services and not be so lazy.

They are wonderful! I have had to go here for stitches and they are top notch. Staff is caring and…read moreservice is excellent!

This place was amazingly!!! My roommate was run over by a truck on his foot and these ladies ran…read moreout, picked him up, put him in a wheelchair and brought him in to quickly give him pain meds, ex ray him and give him a referral to get surgery! They were kind and compassionate and generally considered with him! Thank you ladies Sooo Much!

The phone system is absolutely horrible. Impossible to get any department to answer calls. Total…read morefailure for this medical facility.

Most of the staff are kind and caring! Safety is a priority,…read moreso I understand the reason for taking items from us. Some didn't seem to receive optimal care, according to them, but those patients were rude, bossy, and demanding. Politeness goes a long way. Overall, I have no complaints; most of the staff were caring, especially Girma, Agnes, Nick, Patty, Mitchelle, Mary (Maria?), and Rachel (Rachelle?) They only give pullups if that is your stated need, otherwise you have your underwear.

In addition to community resources, Mango House has a great array of small food hall shops from…read moredifferent international locales -- Burma, Nepal, Syria, Ethiopia, Haiti, etc. Your party can order wherever each wants, and it's brought out to the table you're sitting as each shop completes it. We ate from a number of the shops (Burma, Ethiopia, Nepal), and all were great -- good sized servings, very reasonably priced, and with great service. Plenty of parking in back (there's also a door there). The whole thing very much felt like eating while traveling abroad. Nifty place. We'll be back.

This place is really neat. It's kind of a mall & food court made up of small, refugee-owned…read morebusinesses. It's like a low rent version of Edgewater Marketplace. This is a great option for a meal before a show in the Arts District. Folks can show up at their leisure and there are great food options like Hatian, Syrian, Indian & Sudaneese. There are tables in a big common area where you can eat. We dropped in on a Sunday afternoon for lunch before a show at Vintage Theater. Most of the food court restaurants are closed or close early on Sundays. But, there were a couple of great options still open. I grabbed Ethiopian at Natoli and my partner got Asian Fusion at Urban Burma. The Konta FirFir was awesome and a huge portion, easily big enough for 2. Pro Tip: You can only enter from the South side of the building, away from Colfax.

Fall of 2025 my mother's doctor diagnosed her with dementia. She said she had to go to behavioral…read moretherapy and plan end of life and find a facility to put her in. The doctor even flagged my mothers chart. My mother was scared and very upset. As her daughter responsible for her I was scared to death. What I wasn't understanding was my mother was still fairly independent and fairly sharp cognitive. When the doctor flagged my mother's chart that's when I told my mother she was done with Kaiser. The doctor didn't want to listen to how my mother said she was feeling which I found to be disrespectful. My mother just went to her new doctor ( my doctor) not a Kaiser doctor for her annual checkup, had a cognitive evaluation and was given a clean bill of health. The doctor said cognitively she was normal for 86 years old and that one of her medications can slow the cognitive circuits a little and she was in good shape. The Kaiser doctor never said anything about this medication being able to slow the cognitive circuits a little. We both feel such a sense of relief. I feel I saved her level of independence and quality of life she has.

I've been a Kaiser Permanente member since birth and generally have had positive experiences, but…read moremy recent visit left me feeling disappointed and frustrated. For the past few days, I've been dealing with typical viral cold symptoms that escalated to include a persistent cough, chest pain, shortness of breath, throat irritation, nasal congestion, bloody discharge, and a severe headache that turned into a migraine. Concerned about these symptoms, I tested twice for COVID-19--both negative. After my chest pain worsened, my friends and family urged me to seek urgent care. At urgent care, I explained my symptoms and received a strep, flu, and another COVID test--again, all negative. Despite feeling like there might be an underlying issue causing my symptoms to worsen, I was given a breathing treatment, prescribed an inhaler, and sent on my way, feeling like I had wasted both time and money. After following the care plan to the letter with no improvement, I made an appointment to see my Primary Care Physician (PCP). Instead, I was met by a nurse, Ms. Roberta Owens, at the East Denver Clinic on August 26th. I arrived slightly late, feeling absolutely miserable, and received a call while checking in, warning that my appointment would be canceled if I didn't check in within 10 minutes of the scheduled time. Already struggling to speak due to my symptoms, this added stress was not helpful. Ms. Owens quickly took my vitals and started asking pre-questions. From the start, our exchange felt defensive and combative. I was coughing so severely that it interrupted my speech, yet she continued to push the conversation. There were no tissues in the exam room when I asked for one, adding to my discomfort. I expressed my main concerns--particularly the intense sinus pressure and headaches--and suggested that I might need a referral to an ENT specialist. Instead, she ordered a chest X-ray, which unsurprisingly came back clear. Back in the exam room, Ms. Owens reiterated that what I had was likely just a cold, dismissing my concerns. While I understand that sometimes immediate medical remedies aren't possible, compassion and kindness can go a long way. Unfortunately, Ms. Owens seemed dismissive and didn't listen to understand my concerns. Her demeanor left me feeling emotionally drained on top of already feeling physically unwell. This experience was a stark contrast to the quality of care I've come to expect from Kaiser. I hope that future interactions will be more attentive and empathetic.

This was my first time coming to this location. I usually go to the Brighton location. Even though…read moreI was late (Denver traffic is horrendous) they took me in and still permitted my appointment. The location is easy (once you know what to look for). It is on Sable, on the East (right) side of the street when headed North. This was before you got to 6th Avenue. It is a large building shared with many other businesses. The hours are posted on the door. When I got there, their computer system was down too, which made looking up records difficult. Nevertheless, we got the appointment completed. You do still need to wear a mask per business rules. There is a lot of seating in the lobby and lots of stations to talk to intake. I can see this place can be very busy. The people were very kind and helpful. We joked about my high bp and that I needed a few minutes to 'calm down' before taking it. Turned out magnificent! They even gave me a better 'card' for next time. I plan to return as they are actually closer than the Brighton clinic. Plus, the ladies were a delight to chat with.

My wife delivered our son, atlas here. From what I've heard this hospital specializes in…read morechildbirth, pumping out nearly 4,000 babies a year. The actual hospital is nice, and their menu of room service offerings was pretty solid for a hospital. In terms of service I'd say it was a bit inconsistent. Although, Maria in the postpartum ward was a star - Id recommend asking for her. She was compassionate, detail oriented, and caring.

My daughter and I are being placed in an M1 hold when all we were asking for was help for physical…read moreneeds and not mental. My daughter's name is Tiffany Ellen Mathisand they are trying to separate us without letting each other know where the other will be going. My daughter and I live out of my car which is sitting in a gas station parking lot and can get towed any time. I am a disabled veteran name, Tuyet Kim Mathis. I told the social worker and doctor the truth and all it got me is a diagnosis that will not do me nor my daughter any good in the future. Can someone please get us release? This is a waste of government and workers time and money. They held my daughter down and sedated her for no reason. We are trying to look for our family for months and still haven't found them. My other daughter, Kimberly Ann Mathis aka Grey, aka Hudson Mathis has been missing for months. Tiffany and I are trying really hard to find her but we are now stuck in this facility. They do not have respect for veterans or as a parent. I just wanted to talk to my daughter to calm her down but they wouldn't let me sayjng I'm a patient here. I do not care, Tiffany is my daughter and I have a right to see how she is doing without you nurses holding her down and medicated her to the point where she is sleeping for hours on end. How much of that sedated meds was she given? Can someone please release her and myself. They are separating us this morning so I would or could not know where she will be. Please help release my daughter, she is a National Guard on ground surveillance soldier. She can not be placed in a mental hold one ward. She has to look for her sister and her dad for us to fly home. She is probably considered Missing In Action by now due to this. Please release us and let my daughter and I continue to find our family. I do not recommend this place if you get an M1 Hold.