Dr. Lambert is an awesome Dr. When I was ill a year or so ago, he was the one that helped me. I…read morewent to many hospitals and dr.s in Denver and they all misdiagnosed me. He has been my dad's doctor for a while, and has never steered him wrong. His staff is also very nice, especially the lady who draws blood. I'm somewhat afraid of needles, so I was very nervous to get my blood drawn, I usually pass out, but she was very nice and sweet and got me through it without passing out luckily. You usually never have a long waiting period either, they always tend to stay on schedule. Dr.Lambert is the BEST Dr. in Montrose.

Dr. Lambert is such a great Dr. I drove all the way from Denver to see him. He is extremely…read moreintelligent and took the time to explain the results from the many doctors I have seen. He is truly an amazing doctor and Montrose is lucky to have him here. I highly recommend Dr Lambert. His staff is also kind and helpful.

They are the best I find in, thorough, experienced, and always there to help…read more I'LL be back! **** +* Five Stars

WARNING!! STAY AWAY!!!…read more They repeatedly showed terrible communication. with over-reliance on automated services. This happened in June; there's no practical way to "interact" with them aside from calling and leaving a message that they ignore. I called on June 9 at 10:07 AM. Nobody answered. I left a message asking them to call back. Nobody called back. Send a text message; no reply. Sep 27 update - Months after June, I got an automated message billing me for services that I never received. I never went there, got any online services, etc. I contacted them AGAIN. AGAIN, no reply. On the right side of this page. as I post this review, I see some similar one-star reviews from other customers.

I called Dr. Miller's office on 5/5/14 to ask if they would accept new patients. I was informed by…read morethe front office that only Dr. Miller was accepting. I went to the office picked up a new patients package on 5/6/14. Today 5/13/14 I went to the office to return the package and was informed that Dr. Miller nor Dr. Peterson would be accepting Medicaid or Rocky Mountain Healthcare patients . The younger women at the front desk looked at the me as if I was a homeless person seeking medical aid. My story starts in 2012 when my Fortune 500 company decided to retire me after 30 years of service. Then in 2014 the company would no longer pay for my retirement medical premium. If this is how they want to treat folks that have received that short end of the stick do to Obama care where will this end? We are forced to have insurance, I guess we will overload the emergency rooms. So private Dr's can sit in their nice offices and accept those with high paying private insurance or cash.

I have been a patient Dr. Miller's for 10+ years and have had to use rmhmo Medicaid on and off…read moreduring this time. Dr. Miller is an awesome physician and always gets me in quickly and spends a great deal of time keeping me healthy. I have never felt rushed during an appointment and she is an extremely caring woman. The office treated me no differently when I had full fledged paid health insurance then they did when I had Medicaid. They're awesome!

We loved this clinic when it was run by Dr. Miller. Once she left the organization, we began…read morehaving difficulty getting prescriptions refilled and appointments that we wanted, and we were told that they don't do basic hormone health, so we would have to find a different doctor.

This review is concerning Dr. John Ribideneyra at Pavilion family medicine Montrose Colorado…read more His attitude is piss poor along with his medical knowledge and he works harder to get you out the door, so he can move on with his day, rather than spend time listening to you and solve your medical problems. He also will only see you for 1 of your concerns at time...If you have multiple problems those will be scheduled for separate visits, and you will get to pay more copays and he can bill more I suppose so regardless you will spend more money. Honestly, I dreaded having to go into his office at the last as he pretty much makes you feel sub servant to his knowledge and that you are a burden on his precious time. He goes strictly by what your numbers say on tests and not about how you actually are feeling. As for your time...forget it! You will show up on time and will spend easily an hour or longer than your appointment time waiting to see him for a refill visit, but God forbid if you are more than 9 minutes outside your appt time...you will be rescheduled and sent away and have to waste more of your time to come back. As for compassion and bed side manner...give me a break! The last visit I had ended with an ugly interaction, him shouting and degrading me for my poor time management, and disrespectful shouting enough that I finally invited him outside to discuss our difference of opinion in private...all the while him cussing and calling me plenty of names which he got in return all the way to the door.... this also continued while I walked to my vehicle thru the parking lot and thru his now closed door at that time and safe from any potential repercussions. I wonder what the patients he had there with us in the office thought of that as he surely didn't care if they heard! All this began due to being 4 minutes past the 9-minute window of his scheduling and that I made it clear that I would be finding another doctor to handle my medical needs moving forward. He evidently didn't like that as that's when the yelling really got going. He made sure to state that he has plenty of patients so he could care less if I went elsewhere! Lastly, if his staff weren't so pleasant and helpful it wouldn't surprise me if his office shut down! I'm sure they aren't paid enough. Again his staff of girls are beyond nice and helpful and I'm sorry they had to hear the last interaction. I am not in the least sorry for telling this little man what I thought of him or where he could go! What are the 6 most common patient complaints? 1. Long wait times after patient registration, (how long are patients typically expected to wait before seeing doctors) 2. Slow office response times. 3. Lack of provider availability. ... 4. Not enough time with the provider. ... 5. A subpar checkout experience. ... 6. Poor communication. This guy checks all the boxes so do yourself a favor and stay away from this doctor/scrip writer!

They have 1 doctor. Appear to be down to 1 office person…read more Takes a long time to go from checking someone out, to signing someone in. I've come to the counter to sign in & there was blood on the counter. I'm a germ-a-phobe, and a janitor. I cannot understand how THEY KNEW A PERSON WAS BLEEDING (probably reason they were there) AND DID NOT THINK TO WIPE DOWN THE COUNTER If there were any other options...I'd leave them ASAP!!!!

Trying to speak with someone now that they are on a new system is a joke. It drops you into a call…read moreback number circle.

This office's business practices embody much of the worst of practices in our broken health care…read moresystem, including the lack of systems and checklists that research (and business experience) proves to be critical in customer service and efficiency. I called Dr. Singh's office to ask about an appointment in which I could have some odd sensations and pains around my shoulders and arms and lower neck examined. The receptionist told me that Dr. Singh did not deal with patients who had "neck problems". I asked her how I could tell if I had "neck problems" as he defined it. However, she had not been trained in answering this question. As a result, she suggested that I either risk wasting my time by waiting two weeks to see Dr. Singh, who might simply refer me to another doctor with an even longer wait time, or that I see the other doctor in one month. The other doctor required a full MRI, I was told. I asked if Dr. Singh could speak with me on the phone for five minutes so as to listen to my description (e.g., I did rupture a disk near my neck years ago) and advise me on how to waste less time and money. E.g., "Yes, that sounds like a neck problem as I define it," etc. The receptionist said "He won't do that." I explained to the receptionist the unnecessary bind this put me in and asked her to pass the information on to the doctor. She said she would do so. I have no knowledge of whether she actually did so; I never got a call back from anyone at the office.

Dr Singh did a total knee replacement and I never got functional. I am active and in my 50's. After…read more13 months of getting no where, I went to Chicago. They did a CT scan (why didn't Singh?) and found that the implant was not put in properly. I had to have the entire surgery redone in Chicago. It was difficult and expensive. I have not walked without a cane or crutch this entire time. I ended up with bleeding and pain. I am getting better with the new surgery, what a difference! And how would one know if it was your first? I DO NOT recoemmend Dr Singh.

I have had nine Mohs surgeries performed by Dr. Walker. I highly recommend her! She and her staff…read moreare very efficient and caring. I have been going to Dr. Raziano since she opened her practice in Montrose and have never been disappointed with anyone on her staff.

No Stars. After making an appointment one month in advance, driving 65 miles one way in a…read morehorrendous snow storm, because I didn't want to cancel on them, I was told they did not have an appointment scheduled for me. I have the phone record of my call to their office!! Since I live so far away my phone records show I made another medical appointment for that same day. That one went without a hitch. The person at the desk was extremely rude. Acting like I had made up the appointment and just showed up. It was highly embarrassing. Why would I call their office, drive all that way, and impose myself without an appointment scheduled? Of does it make more sense that they made a mistake and dropped my appointment. I would have understood if they had been respectful, but there is no excuse for disrespect.