Gateway doctors and staff are like family (good family) lol. Such wonderful care all the way…read morearound. Shout out to Dr Josh, my functional medicine man, Mindy the magical massage therapist, and new Dr Cody who specializes in chiropractic- already making a difference for me!

Great Drs and staff at Gateway. With the help I received I was able to lower my blood sugar and…read morehigh blood pressure without taking drugs and finally getting to the root of the problem.

Came here because I couldn't breathe. The whole staff cared, I was treated respectfully and…read morequickly. Highly recommend

Actually, this is the best place I have ever gone to, but then again, I avoided doctors for the…read morefirst 50 years of my life. They are friendly and the wait is not too long. They seem to know what they are doing and make it relatively quick and painless. I guess I'm a fan if there is such a thing. Lol. Delicious !

I came in with a sore throat and a cough and was worried about being contagious with something. In…read morethe patient room, I was asked "why are you here?" "other than to find out why you're sick?" Im not sure what kind of question that is because that's precisely why I came in, but it came off as disrespectful and I left feeling very uncomfortable. Thankfully the tests for strep and fluvid were negative but questions I asked about after care were brushed off so I still have no idea why I don't feel good.

I've been here 3-4 times and usually have great experience. Today was a bit different. Meagan was…read moreshort to listen and quick to respond with whatever she could in order to be done and move on with her day. I like this place and hope they don't take this the wrong way. I hope they take this input as it's meant to be, constructive. Overall, everyone is friendly and helpful.

PA Landon was very patient with my almost 2 year old son presenting with a cough and fever…read more Jacqueline however was rude and so ungodly bothered by her job. I get it Sunday, late in the day you're tired but the way you handle a two year old is with patience. Look at who you are dealing with and take a breath before barking orders at him that he doesn't understand. Maybe she's having a bad day and I can sympathize because I obviously have a sick child. But if you can't fake it until you make it for 10 minutes to get vitals on a 23 month old you should not be working somewhere that takes children.

So nice to be able to make an appointment! Got us right in at our appointment time. People were all…read moresoooo nice and professional. So helpful as my pharmacy was closing within a few minutes and they were able to fill it there for us! The rooms were clean and didn't smell like a typical medical facility. We will definitely be back!!

I had something lodged in my eye, and didn't know what to do…read more Thankfully this clinic was opened and was able the dislodge the particle in my eye I found the nurses very professional. Compassion wasn't necessary, even though was so upset. I just wanted this object out of my eye. Task accomplished

65 yo Male presenting with irregular heart beat. Asymptomatic. NP suggests aFib is the dx and…read moreinstructs patient and family to seek cardiology care within 5-7 bus days. States clearly in discharge paperwork UChealth will call. He waits two days and calls them. He was told his case would go to review committee. What the Hell does that mean?? How is this patient care??? NP at urgent care great...after care NONEXISTENT

Eva was amazing she took care of my friend's swollen finger and bandaged it up. The whole time she…read morewas really kind and made the experience very comfortable. The rest of the staff was sweet and welcoming as well would definitely recommend and will be going back for any urgent/clinic needs.

I never necessarily feel the need to leave reviews for places, regardless of whether or not my…read moreexperience was good or bad, but over the past few months of being cared for at UChealth family medicine, I absolutely feel the need to. UChealth family medical center on pennock place has absolutely set the standard for what medical institutions should strive for, and they exceed that standard every time. From the receptionists, nurses, and physicians, there is not a single person there that I have had anything short of a pleasant experience with. They are attentive, caring, understanding, and do everything they can to make you feel comfortable. My primary physician Dr Blake Volkmer is one of the kindest, friendliest, understanding and capable physicians I have ever come across and despite just being a first year resident, Dr. Volkmer upholds the standard that which aspiring physicians should strive for. If I could go to this clinic once a week just to hang out and talk to the people who work there, I would. Im only going to be living in Fort Collins until I graduate from CSU, and no matter where life takes me, UChealth family medical center will be the standard in the process of finding new medical care, every single time.

Went today to take my daughter and it was great. So easy to get appt online, do paperwork and then…read morethe visit was a good experience as well. Got a quick test result and prescription sent. The entire process from time we scheduled online to getting meds was a little over an hour. Recommend

Fast. Thorough. Conservative. Good communication. Solved the problem. Nice people. Clean…read more Pleasant.

On 4/27/2026 I visited Skyline Urgent Care in Loveland Colorado. I have been to many , many Doctors…read moreespecially lately and I have never met a more knowledgeable, experienced Doctor with the proper bed side manner. In my sixty 60 years of life on this earth. If he had a practice I would definitely be one of Dr Jim's patients. Five stars. Thank you Joe Dupre

Needed to be seen right away and was told not to come in at 7:00pm even though they close at 7:30pm.read more

Booked an appointment for 12:20 online, did the paperwork, arrived on time. Sat in the waiting room…read morefor over 30 minutes. One other person in the waiting room, so not busy. No "sorry we're busy we'll be with you soon." Nothing. Walked out. I must ask: Why have an online scheduling system when you ignore the schedule? Not very urgent care...

*Warning* - Gore/blood pictures included…read more It was my "day off" so, naturally, I was coming back from picking up a bunch of heavy stock in Boulder for work. In the car on the way back, an artery in my nose spontaneously combusted. I navigated my way home, swallowing far too much blood, and waited for the endless stream to cease. After over an hour it did. The next morning, I placed a call to the virtual doctor to ask his opinion which was a quick "get to the emergency room". Me, being a smart, sensible (i.e. not able to afford an ER visit) woman, decided to call around and found this Urgent Care in Longmont (30 miles away from where I live) under my insurance coverage who said they'd be able to get me a pack and possibly cauterize my nose if need be. I leapt for joy, which started the flow from my nose yet again, hopped into the car (kindly driven by my fiancé) and started the trek south. There were plenty of cars in the parking lot full of people waiting for their drive-up COVID tests. I called the front where they asked if I was showing any symptoms (I wasn't) or had been exposed to anyone (I haven't) and was directed in to the lobby. After paying an easy $20 co-pay and filling out a form balanced on my knee, one hand glued to my nose, I was taken into a room where they took my heart rate (good), temperature (good) and blood pressure (not good). The doctor came in a few minutes later, had me remove the paper towel so he could watch the torrent, then prepped a pack for my faucet nose - basically, a tampon soaked in Afrin. After explaining what he was about to do and how it would help, he kindly jammed that thing up my nose. I was directed to leave it in for three hours, then gently remove it and hope for the best, or go to the ER if it was still bleeding. Thank goodness it finally ceased! The nurse was a little abrasive and didn't help my panicked blood pressure, but she also told it like it is, which I have learned to appreciate. The front desk was misinformed about the possibility of cauterization, so I was frustrated that they stated something that wasn't true, but overall not a big deal. Five stars for the doctor, his great sense of humor, wonderful explanation of details and shoving something up my nostril to keep me from bleeding out. Hoping to never have to visit this place again, but if the need arises, I'll happily drive the 60 miles round trip!

My father was in a motorcycle accident and in ICU for 6 days. The care in the ICU was outstanding…read more However, yesterday he went to a step down unit, and they are horrible. No one at the nursing station, took over an hour to get a call light answered. Then Aaron the charge nurse yelled at myself and my sister in the hallway. He was trying to state the rules but in the rudest and unprofessional way, his face was bright red and clearly already in an agitated state. My father was in a serious accident and we as family are stressed and sleep deprived, I would think that a nurse would have the professionalism to speak to families in a respectful and caring way. Aaron did not, as someone who works in health care, I would never have someone like Aaron representing my facility. My father's call light was on for over an hour and no one came in, but Aaron is concerned about how many people are in the room, and that I did try to go through an door that someone excited that was connected to the unit, but did not. I did not think it was that big of an issue since the doors go to the same unit, however do understand why it would be an issue. Aaron could have approached the situation in a more professional way and spoken to myself and my sister like adults and not children. I am even more concerned that a nurse would show his agitation towards a family, how are the patients treated? Does he get irritated with them? I am also concerned that I was told I would be kicked out and not be allowed back, so now feel I cannot bring up concerns. The one is only due to the step down unit. The trauma unit and ICU would get 5. However, one person can ruin something.

I brought my wife in with severe vertigo that had been ongoing for 12+ hours and severe for at…read moreleast 6. Credit to the attending physician's assistant, who made the right diagnosis: BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo). Basically it's crystals rattling around in your inner ear where they're not supposed to be. A physical therapist was supposed to treat it. Instead, he did his own tests and decided that it wasn't BPPV because BPPV is supposed to be brief. So no treatment, only a recommendation to see an ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat doc). This all took 5-1/2 hours, and then my wife was sent home. Her vertigo resumed on the way home and continued the next day. So, I watched a total of 3 YouTube videos, then did my own Dix-Hallpike test, which was positive for a problem with her right ear. She did the Epley Maneuver, and it fixed her vertigo (several days now, no more symptoms). We'll be getting a large bill from the hospital, but they didn't fix anything. Instead engaging in side quests, they should focus exclusively on hiring the best people, training them well, and delivering high quality medical care at reasonable cost.