The care in ICU was very good. When moved to floor had outdoor privileges with parents. Then lab…read moreshowed dangerously low NA and they had to look for us in front garden area. Story written that it was more of elopement, which it was not. Back to ICU for electrolyte adjustments and frequent labs. When discharged from ICU to floor more restrictions added. Had to have aide for eating, could not walk on unit without staff and cameras in room and bathroom. Very frustrating for son who was doing so well to be treated this way. Then CM on vacation so different ones filling in and do not feel that it went smoothly. Son is going to a rehab facility about one mile away. Dr was in early morning and wrote discharge orders. Had to wait all day for a van to transport at 5:30 PM. Makes me angry as he is missing a day of therapy at rehab. This day will count as day one with insurance. Waiting in room with way too many monitors on and very little therapy while in the hospital. Parents told they could not give a ride to rehab facility, although son is stable, cooperative, alert and oriented. Hope transport shows up at 5:30, feels like prison, with condensending nurse on duty.

I've had mostly positive experiences here. ED staff treated me quickly for sepsis caused by a UTI…read morein January 2026. Nurses on my floor were all wonderful except one. Doctors were great except 2 - whoever was on the 5th floor Monday night, January 19, and the doctor in charge of my care. These 2 doctors and a RN failed to listen to my questions, display empathy, and attributed my distress to GAD. Yes, they diagnosed me with generalized anxiety disorder after our very brief interactions. Dr Guy Adair (the hospitalist in charge of my care) straight up LIED in his notes, saying I was "pacing the hallways." He also became defensive when I asked for clarification regarding my care. When I asked him why I should stay for a 3rd night even though all my symptoms were gone and my blood work was normal, he said, "if you go home now and your infection returns, you could die." I reported his behavior to the RN on duty as well as the discharge nurse. I also submitted a formal complaint online and received a phone call from UCHealth which I appreciated. I also filed a request to amend my medical records. I do not have, nor have I ever, had anxiety. I do still recommend this hospital because of all the other staff who work here. My mom also has been a patient here and 99% of her experience has been positive. For anyone reading this - you have the right to speak up and ask questions. It's YOUR body.

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the entire team for making my birth experience so…read morewonderful! My daughter was born on May 8, 2026, and thanks to all of you, this day will always remain one of the happiest and most beautiful memories of my life. My labor and delivery went smoothly and wonderfully. The entire team was professional, attentive, and well-coordinated. Everything was done at exactly the right time, and I felt genuinely cared for, supported, and safe throughout the entire experience. I would especially like to thank Svetlana Naymark. She arrived at exactly the right moment and handled everything quickly, confidently, and professionally. Having someone like her by your side truly makes you feel that you are in the best hands. My daughter was born beautiful and healthy -- and even with a perfectly round little head! I also recovered very quickly after giving birth, and I am incredibly grateful to the entire team for that as well. I have nothing but warm and happy memories of one of the most important days of our family's life. Thank you for your professionalism, kindness, care, and for making the birth of my daughter such a smooth, peaceful, and positive experience!

Lack of professionalism in every possible way, my wife had a migraine and a stroke symptoms they…read moreleave her in the hall way without any assistance. I had to take her to another hospital under my responsibility of her dying. And the nurse was more concerned of me having her name and last name than taking care of someone.

Yesterday I had neurosurgery at this hospital. I was a nurse for 40 years and want to give you my…read moreview of the nurses and doctors. I was care for by Deana, Anne,Debbie,Nicole, Kelli,and Li. They are the most professional caring giving empathy nurses you could ever wish for. I would hire them anytime for any nursing job. I was so completely blessed to have had all of them caring for me. Thank all of you. If I had truly known the quality of nursing staff Aurora had to offer I would have stayed the night. For 40 years I have been so terrified of my peers, but to find a safe and caring hospital thank you. Also Dr. Collin Buchanan if you are looking for a neurosurgeon look no further. He is knowable and truly listen to his patient. Most Dr.'s do not do this. If they do you usually have to give up quality. For 5 LONG YEARS I HAVE LIVED WITH 10 PLUS PAIN CRYING MOST OF THE TIME LIVING IN BED. ONLY DOWN TO A 9 WITH PAIN PILLS NOW I AM DOWN TO AN 8 WITH PAIN MEDS. THANK YOU DR. BUCHANAN. YOU ARE A TRUE HEALER, EXCELLENT PHYSICIAN.

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.

Every year on my son's birthday, the pain resurfaces--not from motherhood, but from the trauma I…read moreexperienced at Rose Medical Center. I came in ready, informed, and expecting care. What I got was the opposite. I was dismissed, ignored, and left in distress during one of the most physically and emotionally vulnerable moments of my life. Despite being in clear medical need, I wasn't taken seriously. I wasn't supported. I wasn't safe. This wasn't just disappointing--it was traumatic. Years later, I still carry the weight of that experience in my body and memory. If you're considering delivering here, know that not everyone walks away feeling held or respected. And for Rose: birth is not a production line. It's a threshold. Please treat it--and us--with the reverence it deserves.

We flew from MN to Denver to be seen at the GRI Clinic. The hospital was very busy. The…read morecheckin/screening was really quick. The cafeteria was huge and easy and quick to navigate through. The staff helped guide us with where to go as we had to go to multiple different areas. The neuropsych rooms were smaller than expected felt very claustrophobic. The doctors at the GRI clinic spent a lot of time with us, and allowed us to ask all the questions we had.

We had a great experience here! The doctors, nurses, and respiratory therapists were great with my…read moreson. We felt very welcome and comfortable during our stay. It's terrible to have your kid in the hospital but this is the best place and they really care for the kids.

Nurse Kaitlyn B showed no compassion, no kindness, and no personality. She made me feel like an…read moreinconvenience to her. I work in healthcare and interact with nurses every shift and Iv never met a nurse who seemed to dislike being at work more than her. I was left alone for over an hour multiple times without being provided an update or being checked on. I was not given a call light or hooked up to a vital machine/tele monitor. I understand how an ER works and that I was not the highest acuity patient. I didn't mind the waiting, that was expected. It was the fact that nobody took 10 seconds to make sure I was doing okay or provide an update within two hours. It was disappointing to have a nurse like her and made me feel like I shouldn't have come in that night. She should find a different career if she doesn't care to help people. Luckily the provider and X-ray tech were extremely kind and helpful.

DO NOT GO HERE, especially for women's health issues. I had a displaced IUD, was in severe pain,…read moreand which was determined to be displaced by UCHealth Urgent Care. I was told to go to the ER, and asked when I checked in if they could remove it. Was told they could. Spent several hours for the ER doctor to tell me that, yes, it was indeed displaced, however, their OB team was too busy and for me to go home and take some Ibuprofen! OB never even came into the room. The referral for outpatient care they gave me wasn't even for someone that could help me with the removal! Then came the additional charges for them doing nothing to help me in pain. After months of waiting for them to make a decision of disputing the additional charges, (should have never let my insurance pay them in the first place), their Department of Finance and Administration decided I had received an APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE. Any female who works at this hospital should be ashamed to work for them. Shame on you University of Colorado Hospital and UCHealth!

I recently had a stay at Kindred Hospital and can not say enoughgood things about it. Eery single…read moreperson on the staff did a great job and was kind to me. my case manger was awesome and always had the answers I was looking for. The wound care team did a excellent job and really cared about my me and my progress. A special shout out to Esther who would visit with a huge smile and listened to my concerns. If you need long term care I would recommend Kindred hospital. Godspeed!

Please don't send your love ones or yourself here especially if you are really ill. You might catch…read moreanother infection. Rooms do not get cleaned regularly. Used badges left on the floor. And god forbidden a patient can't speak they will be ignored left in gowns that are soiled.

Had all four of my babies here! And didn't have any complaints any time! Staff was great, food was…read moregreat. My care was 100%.

My wife had to have a procedure done here. If you are in the area and need any kind of a heart…read moreprocedure I would highly recommend looking here. This is one of the finest hospitals in the county and they have been given many awards for Cardiac Care. The staff, Nurses and Doctors are incredible.

Lung transplant and all that followed, PT etc, the food, the staff was amazing the doctors were…read morewonderful. I highly recommend this hospital

As a person that has had several surgeries in in this hospital, it would be a GREAT PLACE...if only…read moreyou could get there. The traffic and mayhem associated with going there is reason enough for me, to never go back. Also, as a volunteer of a different hospital in Northern Colorado, I know for a fact that MANY people travel to us way up north, to avoid traveling to this hospital.

This is a complete turnaround. Sky Ridge did a great job…read morewith a serious medical problem. Very nice. Great patient care. Comfortable beds. Great nurses!!! A great experience for such a difficult medical problem. On a scale of 1-10 they get a 10. Without reservation, they are a great hospital. This review covers the Doctors, nurses, operating room and everyone. My specific thanks to Dr. Alger. Thank you!!!

My husband was in a cycling accident considered Trauma and was admitted to the ICU due to 8 rear…read morebroken ribs and 5 front broken ribs, a bruised lung and air in his chest then moved to Trauma orthopedic from ICU was on oxy for Pain, released today and doctors did not have oxy only Tylenol and Motrin and a muscle relaxer, on his discharge paperwork I said he has been taking 10 mg in ICU the floor nurse did no ask him what he wanted and just started giving him 5 mg on her own, said I wasn't taking him home unless he had oxy the said it would be called into my pharmacy before we arrived, got to pharmacy no oxy just the stuff I could have gotten over the counter and a muscle relaxer, finally got an oxy order enough for if given the correct 10 mg dose might last til Monday, have called hospital multiple times and got treated horrible gave them my number for the doctor to call me nothing for hours. He was not giving even a bedside bath, he had cycled 40 miles before his accident, I just showered him at home with the low dose OXY he was in extreme pain. Avoid this hospital at all costs from a retired nurse. They need to improve everything about this hospital if I could have given a 0 I would have.