Had an issue with barotrauma. Had seen another ENT who had no clue about the condition. Though…read moreeveryone, including Dr. Gonzalez, was helpful and knowledgeable and I left feeling hopeful for the first time in 5 years, my biggest SHOUT OUT goes to Cole, the medical assistant. Not only did he understand my actual problem, but when issues came up with my prescription being filled at Walgreens in Parker, he went above and beyond with phone calls and 'arguments' with the pharmacists to straighten out my insurance mess so I could get a refund and not pay out of pocket. He even followed through with phone calls to me. What made him so invaluable to my personal case? I live in Alaska, was visiting family and friends, and had very little time to deal with the mess. He resolved everything making the rest of my vacation enjoyable. Thanks Cole!

I have been a patient here for years now. Very kind people work here. Dr Pingree is top notch! The…read moreaudiologists are empathetic. The accounting department is on the ball. No issues.

Before seeing Dr. Hepworth, do your homework and take the negative reviews seriously. He relies…read moreheavily on fear to push vulnerable patients toward surgery--particularly those who are exhausted, undiagnosed, and desperate for answers. He presents himself as the first doctor who "finally understands" what's wrong. The relief is overwhelming. You feel seen. You may even break down in his office because, at last, someone claims to have an explanation. That emotional response is part of the problem. If he gives you a diagnosis, verify it--twice--through independent specialists not affiliated with him. Dr. Hepworth sent me down a frightening two-year rabbit hole with a diagnosis of a CSF leak. He claimed I had a possible cephalocele, a sinus infection that had eroded bone at the roof of my nose, a CSF leak through a skull defect, and a possible skull base fracture. He explicitly warned that if I became ill, bacteria or a virus could travel into my brain, causing meningitis and death. When I sought a second opinion, he referred me to one of his neurologist colleagues, who supported his conclusions. After extensive evaluation and testing at the Mayo Clinic, not a single one of Dr. Hepworth's diagnoses was correct. The actual cause of my symptoms was orthostatic hypotension. Do your research. Be skeptical of fear-based medicine. And don't give up on finding accurate answers--but make sure they come from unbiased, reputable specialists.

The office experience was incredibly unprofessional. I arrived 10 minutes early yet waited 45…read moreminutes with no updates. When I asked at the desk, the staff member said, "How would I know? I've been on the phone," then shrugged, adding the doctor was late then proceeded to tell me come back on a different day. Delays happen, but patients deserve the courtesy of being informed rather than dismissed.

I went to Dr. Menachof in 2022 to fix a deviated septum with hopes to improve my breathing and my…read moreconfidence. I shared my insecurities about my nose, it was crooked, too large and had a hump. I was told a combined septo-rhinoplasty would help both function and appearance. I asked for a very natural result and stressed that breathing was my top priority. Ginger reassured me I was in the best hands, emphasizing that he would revise until I was happy. Which should've been a red flag. Recovery was manageable and not too painful. When the cast came off, I was in shock. As the swelling went down, my nose looked more asymmetrical, scarred, and unnatural. And most disappointingly, my breathing hadn't improved, if anything, it was worse. Six months later, I underwent a revision septoplasty with Dr Menachof which made no significant difference. I'm now over two years post surgery, breathing has not improved. My cosmetic concerns have been brushed off and they have referred me to a cosmetic surgeon who can do filler in the nose. I refuse to do any filler and can't believe this is my result. Only recently did I discover that during the original surgery, Dr. Menachof had performed radiofrequency coblation turbinate reduction, something I wasn't clearly informed about or given the chance to fully understand the risk of Empty Nose Syndrome, and I now live with symptoms that match it, my right nostril feels painfully dry and obstructed despite it being wide open. My left nostril is constantly leaking and it seems to have only gotten worse over time, and all efforts to remedy it do not help. It's exacerbated I do any type of exercise, eating, talking, etc. It is humiliating, frustrating and a constant reminder of this mistake I made. Despite multiple follow-ups, Dr. Menachof continued to dismiss my concerns, saying everything "looks great" and that I'm just one of the unlucky ones. I wish I could undo the decision to trust him. I look back at old photos and realize I never needed this surgery and certainly not with this provider. I am beyond devastated and frustrated with my results and functional issues I now experience. I've become depressed and no longer can enjoy the things I used to in this life. If you're considering rhinoplasty, I strongly urge you to reconsider. I wish someone had warned me. Just know it is possible to have worse nasal function and appearance than what you have now, don't take it for granted like I did. I will not post photos here but there are some on other platforms.

We have been going to this office for approximately 11 years and it has only gotten better!…read more Dr. Menacof is an amazing allergy specialist and surgeon. He treats everyone like family and is always extremely thorough and informative. His office staff is just as amazing as he is! They are always welcoming and extremely caring about our concerns. They are always quick to respond to any question. Thank you for always being the best allergist in Colorado!

Dr. Lewark is the BEST ENT provider. He has treated several of my sons…read more Going back to 2003. He engages and explains things well. Anything having to do with ears, nose and throat he is most trusted for my family. Several friends have been referred to Dr. Lewark and have reported excellent results. The office staff are kind, efficient and friendly. Dr. Lewark is now with Common Spirit in Lowry.

If it wasn't for Dr. Lewark I wouldn't be hearing out of my left ear. He explains everything to…read moreyou, refers you to the right specialist if it's something he doesn't do IE: surgery/procedure ect. Getting your ears cleaned is never fun, but after the surgery I've had to correct my hearing (thanks to Dr. Lewark paying attention to all my concerns during my first visit with him)I'll never use q-tips again and I'll let an ENT clean my ears! He's quick and good with his cleanings. Of course he fully updates you on how your ears look inside and how compacted(dirty) your ear is/wax build up. So far I've had wonderful experiences here and will continue to have Dr. Lewark as my ENT. I work in the medical field and in school to further my ability to help others. We are slammed. We deal with rude people all day long who want to do things their way based off something they read on google. They demand things be done they've seen on TV. We've taken an oath. I want you to live your best life. Now not all doctors are good doctors, but over worked every doctor is currently. Try getting into see someone to get help with mental health for example after all this craziness in our country. We're doing the best we can. Have some humility. Speak up. If your cornered about something and it's effecting your quality of life, SAY SOMETHING! Doctors can read anatomy, not minds....

Don't know why there's so many negative reviews on this Hospital, I went there on Sunday for an MRI…read moreon my lower back and the people doing it were fantastic. Shout out to Carlos & Mary Francis for a great job, especially since I went longer than expected.

I wanted to like this office, but never have I had as much trouble as here…read more Insurance could be another story, but hey, I forgot to check the reviews beforehand, so I'll own up to that. I originally went in to check out my neck; a coworker noticed something so I figured it may be a thyroid issue. Now what is the reason for the one star you may ask? Dr Raghuveer was great; the assistant nurse...eh it could've been a bad day but she was alright. To put it bluntly, the one star is for the absolutely incompetent front desk staff. Appointment and being seen was alright I suppose, but the front desk leaves a lot to be desired. After my first appointment, Dr Raghuveer sent me to the Anschutz Medical Campus to get an ultrasound on 6/26 We essentially left the discussion at "get the ultrasound and we'll see what they say" The next day they called me trying to get me in for an appointment. I was confused, as I understood to wait for the next steps. They said it was "to go over my test results" They were trying to get me in sometime in the morning (8-9am) which I couldn't do as I had work. After some back and forth calling, it was going to be on the 6/28, but then it got canceled (by the office) and we switched it to a Virtual Visit for 7/1. That weekend 6/29-6/30 the office called me back and canceled the virtual visit, stating that the appointment needed to be in person. This was after I had explicitly asked them if I had to come in or it could be virtual (I could do it on my break). The office said Dr Raghuveer wouldn't be able to see me until near the end of the month, after just trying to get me in within the week. This prompted me to ask, "Do I have to be seen by ONLY Dr Raghuveer or could anybody see me." The office said that any provider could see me so we scheduled an appointment with Dr Giang for 7/2 at 1:30pm On 7/2 at about 11:30 AM I received another phone call from the office, claiming that only Dr Raghuveer could see me and they were canceling the appointment with Dr Giang. The following day I found a letter on my portal saying that I had missed my appointment To top it off, apparently this office has a 3 strikes policy. (3 late shows/late cancellations) and "due to me not showing up to MENTIONED APPOINTMENT I received strike 1. Oh you mean THE APPOINTMENT THAT YOUR FRONT DESK CANCELLED? If you get 3 strikes they'll dismiss you from the practice. No worries, after the absolute headache that was this visit I'll dismiss myself from your practice.

Not impressed. Slow on communicating results, no one ever answers the phone, and slow to return…read morecalls.

They took care of my first sinus infection and operation fine…read more Recurrence, called four times this week, no return calls. Their appointment line did give me one, in 5 weeks. Coughing violently, probably have to resort to ER. Note Yelp has two entries for this business.

Met Dr. Dickey for the first time today. Couldn't be happier. Had a growth in my throat. He did the…read moreexam, answered all my questions, was certainly not in a hurry. In fact, I felt a little guilty for the time I took. Very satisfied with the results. Extremely friendly and personable. Definitely would see him again if needed.

Dr. Dickey is a great doctor and a super nice, personable guy. He took a lot of time and care going…read moreover the pros and cons of different surgical and non-surgical treatment options for me, and he also recommended a wholistic treatment approach for my condition. He provided me with the information I needed to make an informed decision.

Dr. Menachof has been my ENT doctor for almost a decade at this point. I have a lot of sinus…read moreproblems, and he has been with me every step of the way in making it easier for me to breathe. He fixed a deviated septum, and I think he did other things while he was fixing that, I don't really remember, but breathing was so much easier after the surgery. He cured my allergies and I went from having 4-5 sinus infections a year to zero. I have now developed a very very annoying cough due to a drip, and he has been there with me in trying to figure out what it is and how to cure it before I go crazy. He is kind, funny and has wonderful bedside manner. You don't feel rushed in his office and you feel like a real person rather than just a number.

While Dr.Menachof was very kind and offered alternative theories to my sinus pain, he had some odd…read moresuggestions that I did not agree with such as using shower water for sinus rinses, stating that I did not need to use distilled water for them. Ultimately, I did not end up following up with him or continue his treatment plan, as I did not trust that information. As far at the CT scan he gave me, he was very detailed about my facial structure and gave a clear layout of what else this may be. Ultimately he is kind and goes in depth in his findings but I did not believe he was the doctor for me.

HRC is now HearUSA, but nothing else has changed. This is a very good thing. I have been a client…read morefor well over fifteen years, and I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Brock and his staff. They're just WONDERFUL! I have an uneasy relationship with my hearing loss and hearing aids. I don't particularly care that I'm hard of hearing, and I just train people to look at me when they speak. I don't like hearing aids and consider them a necessary evil. I either haven't worn them, or only wore one, most of my life since age 13. Things changed when my son fell on the stairs in NY, and I couldn't hear him crying for me. My mother, who has acute hearing and a terrible temper, brought him upstairs and yelled, "You need to wear a damn hearing aid!" Well pfft. Upon our return to Colorado, I shuffled my feet off to Hearing Rehab Center, as it was then. I sulked during the hearing test. Dr. Brock fitted me with a top-of-the line LEOPARD-printed hearing aid. I LOVED it. It was tiny, amazing, and LEOPARD. Dr. Brock suggested that I get two, but I refused. Ex-husband and kid(s) were extremely noisy. He never pushed me to get a second one. Over the years, I've stopped by many times for batteries, new domes, new tube thingies, and the occasional overdue hearing test. I've also run over in a complete panic when my aid didn't work. This was usually because of a loose wire. I had to eventually replace the leopard aid, and Dr. Brock guided me to what he thought was the best choice for me. A tiny Oticon aid, in an unfortunate shade of burgundy that matches Oriental rugs perfectly. I am exceedingly grateful to Dr. Brock for making a bad situation (hearing loss) better. He's a genuinely kind, very nice, and thoroughly professional audiologist. He REALLY knows his field, and keeps up with the latest developments and technology. I cannot recommend him highly enough. He's also very pleasant in that he won't push you into making a choice. I really appreciate that. Excellent hearing aids are expensive, even with special pricing. HearUSA has partnered with a couple of major manufacturers in order to offer discounts on some aids. HearUSA also offers the OTC aids for$999. These are suitable for people with mild to moderate loss. Unfortunately, mine is more severe, so those won't help me. But for metalheads or age-related loss, these could work.

I dropped in & needed help with my hearing aid not working. Front desk took it back & brought it…read moreback working! New customer!