Got here 20 mins early and one of the nurses let us in so we could wait for imagining to open up at…read more6am. The place was easy to find and had available parking in the front. The doors opened and we were greeted to check in at 6:01 am. The process was quick and easy. We did the online check in. Amanda checked us in. Now we are waiting to hear called back the appointment starts at 6:30am.. The waiting area was clean and neatly decorated.we were the first ones in so it was very peaceful and quiet. The tech came and got Kenn at 6:32 am and took him back. He said she was very nice and polite. The test went smoothly and 7:10 we are done.

I love UCHealth ! All my doctors are there in many specialties !! They are warm , efficient , and…read moremost of all , caring , which I deeply appreciate! A non caring or non responsive Dr is an immediate deal breaker for me. Regardless of their medical talents , if you don't treat me well ..... you are gone ! I cannot speak highly enough about them and the whole experience !! Thank you UC !!!

I had spinal surgery back in June7th I was put on the fifth floor…read more I couldn't be happier, I had lower back surgery on the same floor few years back. Everybody was so helpful caring I never had any complaints with them. They always checked on me when I needed it and I'm sorry I didn't send this earlier, but the entire staff on the fifth floor were absolutely awesome . I want to thank them. Hopefully they read this. They were great.

These folks assume you have a virus, lol... their testing panel does NOT include bacterial…read moreinfections, so if you have one, you won't get treatment. They do not know the difference between human parainfluenzae (virus) and haemophilus parainfluenzae (bacteria), and will not listen to you if you know. These folks are only into treating certain things. Epilepsy is not their thing, bacteria is not their thing, looking things up is not their thing. So basically, if your kid has anything NOT run of the mill, just hop on up to children's.

Parkview Medical centre,, You Check in But u Dont Check…read moreout.. Have your funeral arraingements in order before you go get that cough checked out by these Modern Day Butchers.. [[RIP Chris Consorte]]

Sadly, Parkview has declined from what used to be years ago a good hospital to a horrible place for…read moremedical care. I was one of their victims, staff improperly trained, understaffed, dirty. They withheld information regarding my illness due to lack of a cardio thoracic surgeon which I needed and they did not have. On further questioning by myself and family I was told one would be coming in a few days. One very honest person who had obviously been there for years told my family if I was his mother or wife he would get me to Colorado Springs, where they have experienced cardio thoracic surgeons who have done these procedures many times. I felt like a guinea pig as unneccessary procedures were done as it is supposedly is a ?teaching hospital. I also developed C diff during my stay which I found out later is rampant there. I transferred that night to Penrose St. Francis, a superior hospital by far in Colorado Springs. I had surgery there and I felt like the doctor there saved my life. I was confident I would have died at Parkview. I gave it a one because of a few good doctors and nurses, otherwise I would have given it a zero! Do not go there if you can go somewhere else.

My 14yo son had to have emergency surgery for a broken leg from a bike accident at scout summer…read morecamp, and they brought him here. I was not at camp, but in Houston, so I flew in the next morning and have spent the last two and a half days at the hospital with him as he's recovered. The care he's received - the attention to everything we both needed - has been amazing. Every single doctor, nurse, therapist, social worker, admin person, etc. has been super supportive and helpful and so incredibly caring. I couldn't have asked for better care for my boy given the circumstances. And now, to top it off, the fact that we are driving home to Houston (14 hours away) had the surgeon so concerned about his circulation that they provided us with a portable SED for the car ride, at no cost to us, because insurance wouldn't cover, and it was going to be a pricey out of pocket expense. That's what I would call going above and beyond. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is that the food that's been sent up for my boy hasn't been all that great, so he's been struggling to eat enough. It's not awful, but could be improved. Otherwise, I thank everyone at this hospital for making us feel so comfortable and taken care of so far from home!

Privacy and space for a family member to sit with a paient during Chemotherapy. Their space is NOT…read moreprivate, and 2 small, they do not even have Privacy when the doctors come to see the patient. i I was asked to sit in the waiting area for the infusion.

Top notch staff and extremly helpful the 3 times i went in there. I have a sister that had a above…read moreknee amputation and the knowledge along with their compassion was beyond my expectations. From the First day i stepped in for help i was greeted by Vinnie with a smile, to the second time by Sabrina and the professionalism by Kristen makes you feel heard and understood everystep of the way. Thank you for being there when we needed you the most! Kuddos to yoyr staff!

From someone who is a patient here, and also a previous employee, I cannot recommend this place at…read moreall. From doctors being rude to the lack of communication, the care is not where it should be. Honestly, most providers are very dismissive and do not seem concerned at all. They are just focused on the titles they have instead of the work they are actually supposed to be doing. The company is extremely short staffed and lacks so much communication. They also do not support or appreciate employees. They do not look at how good the work is, or how much effort is being put in. They are just worried about the money and expecting you to be able to work when and how they want no matter what situations you are dealing with outside of work. For example, not allowing your employee to go pick up their kids from school because they want you to take lunch at a certain time instead of later so that you can make sure your child gets home safely. In a recent situation, I know of someone being told that they can't take lunch later in the day, and that their daughter that isn't even in high school can just walk home or take an uber. In another situation that has occurred multiple times, having to use your lunch time to go to an appointment and not actually getting to have lunch because they don't want you to use any of the PTO that they give you every pay period. Almost every day, doctors don't do their jobs correctly. For example, not putting in orders for blood work or referrals for outside care. Providers also do not answer messages or phone calls, which results in having to come back another day hoping that your orders and information is put in so that you are able to get the care you need done. From my standpoint as a previous employee, I have seen multiple patients on multiple occasions coming back to get work done and the orders were not put in after days, and even weeks. I've even seen and been in contact with multiple patients who have been in full on tears because of the experiences they had with their providers. Also, the favoritism in the clinic is insane. If you aren't a favorite, they don't care about you at all and they will treat you terribly. You aren't made aware of anything going on, and you are even left alone during busy times because of staffing issues. But what's funny about this is, if you are a favorite then the boss will help instead of leaving you alone. If you are not favorited, then you are basically kicked under a rug and outside of a box with everyone you are working with. Also, when you aren't a favorite and you are short staffed, or even in my case and coworkers' cases a few times, you are left completely alone to care for patients with no support even during busy times. Even when there is more than one person working, you allow your favorite employee to sit and play on their phone, and in one case even sleep while at work. You even allow them to leave while on the clock, supposed to be working, to go get food? Or step outside to be on long phone calls? But you can't allow another employee to take their LUNCH TIME later in the day to go pick up their child. And as a supervisor, you get away with things that you'd instantly fire your least favorite employee for. Even if you are a favorite employee, you get away with so much that should not be acceptable. Back to a patient point of view, the wait times are ridiculous. I understand that providers fall behind sometimes and there are other situations that may be happening. However, you're expected to show up at least 20 minutes early and then you are sitting in the lobby waiting for over an hour, just for an appointment that takes maybe 10 minutes. Then the providers dismiss your concerns and feelings and doesn't bother to look into other options or solutions to your issues. As a patient, you want a provider that will listen to you and your concerns, is not rude, and is actually willing to listen and help you. Most providers just throw more pills at you instead of looking for other solutions. With all of this being said, I cannot stress enough that you go somewhere else for your healthcare. With all of the communication and staffing issues, as well as the attitudes of employees, you are better of going somewhere else if you actually want care and solutions. All of the things I mentioned don't even make a dent in all of the issues that go on within the clinic. When dealing with something as serious as your health, this is not the type of place you would want to go.

TERRIBLE. I just moved here and needed a gynecologist. I found a doctor here that is covered by…read moremy insurance. I called and asked for a specific doctor, but they are on maternity leave or something, so they put me with another doctor (hopefully, she was covered because after seeing these other reviews, I'm afraid now I'll have to pay out of pocket for this). I scheduled a woman's annual exam and when the nurse practitioner started my intake, she told me I don't need one and asked if I wanted any STD tests. I told her no, I want a pap smear because I have a condition that requires an annual pap smear. So then she filled out whatever information, including the fact that I had a hysterectomy a few years ago and left the room. She came back and asked me if I have periods with a hysterectomy. I was shocked and honestly a little nervous now that a nurse would not know that a hysterectomy is the removal of your uterus, which means you do not have periods anymore. Anyway, I saw a doctor and liked her, and expressed my concerns. I felt heard and was happy with the visit. I got a call yesterday to schedule a pre-natal appointment. I told the person on the phone I don't need one because I no longer have a uterus so I am not pregnant. She told me they must have put the wrong information on my chart. OH MY GOD, so who needs the pre-natal appointment and where is my pap smear information??? I am freaking out.