Many thanks to Dr T. Eichmann and his team! Also everyone at AVISTA in Louisville, CO…read more I am 5 months past my bilateral total hip replacement. I had no problems and am commuting daily/year round by bicycle! And I reached this goal before I expected!!

Beware of Cornerstone Orthopedics'. I would give them a zero if I could. DO NOT CHOOZE CORNERSTONE…read moreORTHOPEDICS and Daniel Ocel or Bruce Weber. I went in for a second opinion on my right foot for Chronic malalignment of the metatarsal, Ocel took X-rays and he couldn't find anything wrong. Ocel sent me to multiple appointments with different providers NOW I see it was only to increase revenue with out solving or my concerns. After he refused to admit there's a problem I looked at the x-rays 4 weeks later and I found the malalignment of the metatarsal plane as day that needs to be realigned in my foot, I dropped off the first opinion and results form other providers showing what was wrong. Apparently I hurt his feelings because he had the office manager tell me not to come back to Cornerstone, (Ocel isn't Man or Doctor enough to tell me himself) trust me I won't and I strongly recommend you don't go to Cornerstone Orthopedics', They are an Extremely greedy practice. You will see DON'T RETURN TO OUR OFFICE STATMENTS IN MOST OF THE POSTINGS ON THIS SITE. WOW do you all see how many complaints Cornerstone has. Also, Cornerstone and Bruce Webber replaced my knee, I should have read these reviews before I went there in the first place, I have been in agony ever since 2022 and now I need to find an attorney. Because I can't go back for them to fix their F*** up on my knee. I'm going to file a complaint with the state. All of the people with the complaints should do the same and maybe they will shut cornerstone orthopedics down.

My knee replacement here went terribly, I feel Patel did not know what he was doing and Haber just…read moreadded to my problems, I cannot bend my knee to 90°,and can not straighten my leg out, they don't seem too care they are only about the money I probably spent enough there to buy them both new cars, no follow up on my surgeries and when I contacted Haber with problems on my knee he charged me for an office visit to drain fluid off my knee, I would not trust these people to cut deli meat at the local grocery

both hips, rt knee replacement w/Dr Jeremy Kinder. His perfection in his trade is unmatched; highly…read morerecommended!

Problem here is multi-layered levels of people you MUST go through to come up to bat with a PA…read more Initial phone call, then to Yvette who didn't tell me who did SI Bone Implants, That was how I wound up with Miss Personality, Rachel Weber, of whatever other names she goes by. Dr.Jansen is protected by her. Lucky him.

Jane is absolutely INCREDIBLE! Talk about above and beyond. She made sure that my surgery was done…read moreat a hospital in my insurance plan network, even scrambling last minute to change venue DAYS before my surgery was scheduled, literally saving me thousands of dollars. I cannot overstate my gratitude and admiration for her diligence and kindness.

I first went to see Dr Dirlam because of extensor tendinitis, which, as it turns out, is because I…read morehave flat feet. Dr. Dirlam recommended custom inserts and STRETCHING. I can't understand the previous poor review - he was quite clear that 80-90% of my problems would be solved with proper stretching of my calves and using inserts, and he gave a handout on the stretches to do 2-3 times per day. I started out with OOB inserts, but then I switched to custom. Standard inserts were fine, for me, but they need to be replaced every 6 months, so custom is more cost effective, long term. I am not the best at stretching, and he suggested physical therapy. They worked on some additional exercises with me, but the stretching is still the most important thing to do. I will say that the combination of stretching and inserts has made a huge improvement in my life. A couple years later, I found that Dr Dirlam had moved on, so I made an appt with Dr Hurley to get a partial matrixectomy (sides of toenails removed due to ingrowns). She did a terrific job and was super fast, and I was probably a bit of a high-maintenance patient. I made the mistake of watching a video of the procedure, in advance. DON'T DO THAT. My stress level was so high, I needed extra shots of local anesthetic. It is now about 2 1/2 months later, and I wish I would have known about this procedure years and years ago. Highly recommend this practice. Their prices are reasonable, and their office staff is friendly and efficient.

Just wanted new orthotics. Insisted I see the doctor. Maybe they need $$…read more I go to several physicians and specialists. None of which ask to have a credit card on file and why does a podiatrist need to know if I was adopted? Weird intake form. I don't give out my SSN#. Nice receptionist, "office lead" was rude. I will not return.

I suffer from excruciating thoracic pain, likely caused by subluxation of the ribs, as well and leg…read morelength discrepancy and hip pain. After seeing a pain management doctor for more than a year (receiving countless injections and repeated physical therapy) and not getting any relief, my pain management doctor referred me to Dr. Gary Clark for prolotherapy. Dr. Clark gave me a thorough exam and found that I had scoliosis in my spine and that my sacroiliac (SI) joints were out of place. He took a detailed medical history, and at each visit he explained what he was doing and why. He did repeated injections and adjustments on the SI joints -- the latter of which corrected my leg length discrepancy. These treatments relieved a lot of pain. Dr. Clark also referred me to a physical therapist who works with scoliosis and joint displacement using visceral manipulation. (Dr. Clark's office also went out of the way to find me a practitioner who both offered this treatment and accepted my insurance.) I have been receiving care from Dr. Clark for six months, and after today's visit, my SI joints have improved greatly. The scoliosis is gone, and the leg length discrepancy is resolved. I still get breakthrough pain in the thoracic area, which I can reduce with specific exercises and a percussion massager, but if it were not for Dr. Clark, I would still suffer at a pain level of ten day in and day out. He is thorough, thoughtful, caring, and patient, and I highly recommend Dr. Clark to anyone looking for relief of any type of orthopedic issues.

I'm 37 and have been diagnosed with bone spurs and arthritis in both knees. My Orthopedist gave no…read morerecommendations other than to wait until I am old enough for a knee replacement, which wouldn't be until my 50's. My running career and was at a close, or so i'd been told. Dr Clark gave me a much more comprehensive diagnosis and explained, with patience and thoroughness - my physical disposition towards my injuries and why they had occurred in the first place (something my orthopedist had no explanation for). He then came up with a treatment plan. Following my prolotherapy injections, some adjustments he taught me to do on my own at home, coupled with PT and pilates, my knee pain has DRASTICALLY improved and I have been running 1-2 miles, which might not sound like much but is a miracle after my initial diagnosis. I cannot say enough good things about Dr Clark and how different his care has been in comparison to my initial diagnosis from my ortho. He genuinely cares about his patients and is committed to helping them improve mobility and live a satisfying life.

Heather is absolutely amazing! She is able to listen to my body and knows how to get it back into…read moreshape. While I dread dry needling, it is often the only thing that will get my muscles to release. After several years, Heather is the only PT I will go to see. I have KP insurance now, but I am happy to pay out of pocket for her services.

Altitude has been great! Heather and Brian are both incredibly friendly and helpful. I feel that…read morethey both genuinely cared about my health and wellness and I have benefited from their services. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful as well.

Called to have my ankle brace repaired and was able to get right in. Keith fixed it with no…read morecharge. It came from another Hanger office so very much appreciated. Well done!

Worst patient experience. Go anywhere else or another location. The Office manager is rude, the…read morefinancial/billing employee would not even call our insurance company to verify our payment costs. The "so called doctor" was dirty and clearly was not concerned about his appearance. Highly recommend any other business besides this company.

I own a small manufacturing company and a supplier to the orthopaedic industry. As such, I know a…read morelot of different people in orthopedics, and therefore I have a number of great referral sources for various orthopaedic surgeons. So, I asked someone I know and trust who they would recommend for a somewhat complicated foot surgery (my second), and this person wholeheartedly recommended Dr. Hunt. Thus far, Dr. Hunt and his staff have absolutely exceeded my expectations! I could not be more pleased! Huge thank you to Dr. Hunt, his team, and the CU Health staff! I had an incredibly positive surgery experience!

Foot surgery disaster. Went in for mid foot reconstruction. I asked to not have my foot fused, he…read moreassured me "a couple if screws" and it would be good. Woke up after first surgery and 9 screws. 2 weeks later after my first check in appt, got a blood infection. Week in the hospital and another surgery to clean the incisions. Was doing great, healing up and one of the screws broke free and wanted to popup out of my foot. Third surgery, "they do that sometimes" . Healing up after that and start having a bone pushing down in the arch of my foot. This caused a sore to develop. Another surgery, "15 min on my table and it will take care of it" all these surgeries, the sore is back, i cant move my foot correctly and its not aligned right. sore is back again and I am looking for someone ti fix it right!

I had an excellent experience here with Dr. Pater. I had…read morebeen suffering with really painful pregnancy carpal tunnel in both hands and was desperate for some sort of relief. He gave me cortisone shots in each wrist and less than 24 hours later, my symptoms are 95% gone. He explained what I needed to know and did a good job administering the shots. Hopefully the carpal tunnel doesn't come back but if it does, I will return here for whatever comes next. Would give 5 stars but the wait time was a little long. Waited about 30 minutes past my appointment time to be seen. Otherwise, I recommend Front Range Orthopedics!

Horrible, horrible, horrible. Dr. Chaus was disengaged. He seemed too busy, too arrogant, and…read morewouldn't even make eye contact; A TOTAL waste of my time, and money. I am my own wellness advocate, and when I ask questions, I expect professional answers from a surgeon. Insurance companies are reluctant to pay for services -- in this case, I don't blame them. He answered my questions incompletely and with condescension; I doubt he ever looked at my chart. I made an appointment for a follow-up in 6 weeks; I'll be cancelling. The waiting room was a mass of people; like cattle being taken to slaughter. I waited 45 minutes to see someone. Most of the staff was kind and gave great explanations. However, the last guy was a waste of space; my short-term parking placard form was incomplete and incorrect, so I have to return to the DMV to resubmit corrected forms, which I'll be getting from my own physical therapist (take a referral from them? No, thanks.) Trying to reach a human was impossible by phone. Worst. Medical. Service. Ever. Full stop.