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Colorado Family Orthopaedics - Dr. Garramone is the bees knees!

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I was recommended to Dr Garramone's practice by my neighbor. She is an articulate attorney who has…read morehad some tough health issues and since she highly recommended him, I thought... hmmm... I better check him out. I saw 3 other surgeons to inquire about the pain in my knee. I had 3 different views and I wanted his expert opinion. Well, he agreed with the 1st and 3rd surgeon, that they were onto the right diagnosis and he could take care of it. Dr. Garramone spent as much time as I needed, not rushed out the door after a few moments... unlike some of the other Drs.... just saying... I liked his precise analysis along with his suggestion to also use PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Therapy.. so I said yes to him and scheduled my surgery. I really liked the hospital he was at and I got all emotional when Sky Ridge sent me a get well postcard with everyones signature. I'm a big baby... anyway the hospital was efficient, quick and staff was excellent! My surgery recovery, can I say surgery recovery was Great? Sure, it hurt but I expect when you cut into somebody's body and do stuff to a bone, it's going to hurt! But, Every Day I Got Better! I even took pictures so I could be distant from the healing process and remember exactly what it looked like instead of relying on my memory. I'm currently 7 weeks out from the torn meniscus and a whole bunch of other stuff he did, but again, Every Day, I feel better. Yes, it feels better than it did before and I could tell that after 5 days! Would I recommend him, a big Yes - 5 Stars completely. Go for it!!! VJ

I was sent to Dr Garramone after a bad car accident, ho took his time, examined me thoroughly and…read moredetermined I had a torn Labrum in my shoulder. He explained about the necessity of the labrum and told me that`s why I was in such pain all the time. He did surgery on it, told all about the recovery time, what I could and could not do, and after the follow up visit suggested a Platelet-Rich Plasma injection, which I believe helped expidite my healing. I would highly recommend Dr Garramone. His office personnel are extremely attentive, answer any further questions and return calls immediately. Outstanding experience!!

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Castle Rock Foot & Ankle Care - Minor toe nail removal performed in office. Got to pick my tape color.

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3.7(29 reviews)
0.1 mi

Dr.Pollard has been very helpful. My wife also sees Dr. Pollard and appreciates her. Staff is…read morefriendly and helpful. We have no intention of letting our feet take us, or taking our feet, anywhere else! Highly recommend!

I am writing this to warn others about my experience with surgery at this facility. My entire life…read morehas been flipped upside down since my surgery with Dr. Cramer. I am 28, used to run half marathons and play soccer regularly, and now I struggle to walk or stand for more than five minutes. I have spent months essentially bedridden. Details below. I had surgery with Dr. Cramer in April 2026 for what I understood to be a very minor plantar plate tear in my right foot. I went into surgery expecting a straightforward repair so I could eventually return to running and sports. The surgery was far more extensive than necessary. My toe was left in a forced plantar-flexed position, a graft was added, and deep internal sutures were left in my foot. After surgery, my toe became extremely stiff and essentially locked. I developed severe, constant pain and could barely walk or stand. I couldn't cook, grocery shop, shower normally, or manage basic daily activities without help. I spent most of my time in bed with my foot elevated. I repeatedly told Dr. Cramer how much pain I was in. I was given antibiotics because an infection was suspected, but that did not resolve the problem. I also struggled to understand why my toe was becoming increasingly stiff and unable to move. I was told to "just start PT and keep going," but by that point the stiffness had progressed significantly. I was also presented with additional surgical options if things did not improve. At one point, I was told, "Well, at least you tried something!" That statement was incredibly upsetting. I wasn't casually "trying something." I was trying to fix what I understood to be a minor injury. I eventually sought a second opinion at Massachusetts General Hospital with their Orthopedic Surgeons. During my revision surgery, he found an over-scarred and tightened plantar capsule, removed deep nonabsorbable suture knots, released the scar tissue, addressed a bone spur, and released an EHL tendon that had become contracted into the surrounding tissue. He was also unable to identify an obvious plantar plate tear on the original MRIs, which made me question whether surgery had been necessary in the first place. What makes this especially difficult is that I specifically told Dr. Cramer I was moving abroad to start graduate school shortly after surgery and asked whether I would realistically be recovered in time. She was very confident that I would be and even told me I could drive about four weeks after surgery. Instead, months later, I was nowhere close to functioning normally. I am now living at home with my parents, unemployed, and dependent on them for basic things like meals. I had to defer graduate school for an entire year and postpone my wedding. I went from being an active athlete to struggling to walk up the stairs. The physical and emotional impact has been devastating, I truly don't wish this on my worst enemy. I am incredibly grateful that I was eventually able to get care from Massachusetts General Hospital (top doctors in the world), and that I now have a path forward. If you are considering surgery for a plantar plate injury, please get a second opinion from an orthopedic surgeon instead of a podiatrist. I wish I had done that, but I didn't know. Your feet are too important to take chances with.

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4.6(17 reviews)
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I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Shah! We've been going about two years with our now 14…read moreand 16 year-olds. My 14 y.o. daughter has autism and cerebral palsy and for years I had to lay under her and hold her down at the dentist. The first time with Dr. Shah I didn't even have to hold her hand. That first visit Dr. Shah scheduled her over the lunch hour so no other patients would be there and she could focus on her without having anything to distract my daughter. She did the cleaning herself and had extreme patience with my daughter, gave her breaks, and was just amazing. My daughter is non-verbal and wrote about how much she liked it. Every other experience has been wonderful and the visits prepared by daughter for orthodontic work and hugely built up her trust. Dr. Shah many times answers the phone, is available via e-mail, and always calls to follow up on any issues. My son had a big infection in his gums related to his wisdom teeth eruption. Dr. Shah called the next day to check on him and to see how his emergency visit to an oral surgeon went (instead of waiting to hear from the surgeon herself). She is extremely caring, patient, and knowledgeable. I highly recommend her for ANY special needs child. She totally "gets" them. She remembers patients in great detail, too. They love her calling them "sweet child". :-) The schedule is usually very open, too. Changes can be made easily, which is something I have to do at times given my daughter's medical needs.

Just wanted to give a huge shout out to Dr. Shah-she came in on a Saturday after my son chipped his…read morefront tooth. She was so helpful in calming him down and making sure we felt okay about the situation. I appreciate her being willing to come in on her time off!! Thanks for being so great!!

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