First trip to this office. The staff was friendly and welcoming. Everything went smoothly and in a timely manner.

My last 4 visits have resulted in wasting four hours waiting in an exam room for my doctor. Appointments mean absolutely nothing! Today I stopped in for some bloodwork. I was told that I could stop in anytime between 9 and 4. I arrived at 12:10 and was told I needed to return at 13:30 because the technician was at lunch was at lunch. I have been a patient there for about 20 years. I will NOT return. DO WASTE YOUR TIME! read more

First time where asking for an allergy prescription resulted in a $196 consultation fee with a doctor. No questions/diagnosis was given. The building was desolate and the billing clearly ensues funds are desperately needed. read more

Doctor Lovegren has been my PCP for several years. She has helped me through some scary potential situations and she always seems to have time for a phone call, telehealth or appointment. I am surprised by some of the other reviews - I have found her to be NOT ALARMIST at all; in fact, she talks me down often with humor. I find her to be knowledgeable and when she doesn't know something, she will admit it rather than giving you BS. She is conservative but reasonable and she works with you to sort through issues. I always feel like she has my back. read more

I've been with Dr. Bolshoun since 1999 when I moved to the Denver area...we've been through a lot together, in general he's been tolerant of my "moderate" approach to dealing with diabetes, and the few times I haven't seen him, I've seen someone equally professional and situation-saving (a bad case of strep 10 years ago for me and my then-girlfriend). Most recently, I got the flu end of Feb/start of March 2011...and 3 days later, had a brutal staph infection gaining ground in my shoulder for a week while I said "I've just got to gut it out, it's the *flu*". Wrong. (It then migrated to my ribcage as well...cuz hey, even bacteria love ribs n sauce!! :p ) Dr. Bolshoun saw me about 1/2 the time I was in the hospital, Dr. Piunkett the other 1/2 of the time. While the cause of my staph will remain unknown as to an absolute certainty, both these doctors (along with the excellent staff at Rose) took care of me and nursed me back to health during and after the 2, yes *2*, hospital visits I had within a month's time (2nd time was when it migrated to my ribcage). Dr. Bolshoun is very thorough and easy to communicate with, and a pleasure to deal with. David, one of the MA's there, is also a great asset to Mayfair and has helped me when I've called in times past with questions or "need this somewhat urgently" type prescription calls. I'm glad I've got them batting on my team. read more

I'm not sure what I can add that Mike D. hasn't already touched on. I too saw Dr. Bolshoun as a new patient - only for a general wellness check up. He was very thorough, and the staff was superb. If you are looking for a primary care physician in the Mayfair / South Parkhill neighborhood, look no further. read more

Dr. Bolshoun has a very questionable bed-side manner. He raised his voice and started scolding me because I dared to criticize a mistake he made. He told me my previous specialist was not in my network and I would not be insured by him. It ended up that he was in my network and Dr. Bolshoun never even checked. I had to use an unfamiliar doctor. When he answered my questions, his responses were rude, offensive and uninformed. I said that I had Shingles twice in two different places. His answer was, "Impossible." This has been verified by the Mayo Clinic and other doctors. When I said one of my tests was so good because of my strict diet, his answer was, "That is only 5% of your health." When I told him I was having serious side effects from the medicine he prescribed me, he said, that is correct and he showed me a list of the side-effects on his laptop. He made no efforts to change the medication even though it caused me terrible headaches. He just told me to come back in three months. I am in my eighties and gave up arguing about the situation. The next week I ended up in the Emergency Room because of severe side- effects from the medication. He left me no choice but to find another doctor who will actually listen to me. read more

I have no idea how Dr. Bolshoun gets positive reviews. I am still traumatized from my attempt at finding a primary care provider as a new arrival to Denver a few years ago. I was just speaking to a friend about this incident, and out of curiosity, decided to see what the Yelp reviews said. I have never had a more insulting, harmful visit to a doctor in my life. And it wasn't just a matter of a missed diagnosis. I have what is now a chronic pain situation that I just have to live with. At the time, I had attempted about 5 different types of treatments to no avail, and was in excruciating pain in the aftermath of a broken tailbone. At the time, I was looking establish a new primary care relationship and the purpose of the visit wasn't specifically the tailbone injury/pain, but was indeed part of the conversation because I had recently driven across the country in my move to Denver and I was in so much pain I was having a great deal of difficulty sitting in the waiting room, for much longer than I should have. By the time I actually got to see Dr. Bolshoun I was in tears due to the amount of pain I was in. I needed to discuss other matters with him, such as thyroid medication maintenance, etc. But when I got to the topic of my tailbone, I asked him, with probably a lot of desperation in my voice and in my face, what he would suggest I do next in order to address it, after describing the history of the matter. He became very upset with me, he raised his voice, he scolded me, and accused me of being a drug seeker. Treating the condition with pain medication wasn't even on my radar as I have an intolerance to those drugs. I was in a new city and looking for a doctor to have an ongoing medical relationship with, and I found myself feeling so belittled and so small, the likes of which I have trouble describing the extent of and the likes of which I have not before or since experienced from a medical provider. It was heinous. I do not know how this man is ale to practice medicine with actual patients. I indeed responded by saying, in shock, did I ask you for pain meds? And he said, oh, well, no actually you didn't. He just unleashed a tirade on me for just asking what I should do next. read more

Edie Lovegren is the very best doctor I have ever had....my entire family sees Dr Lovegren ......she is thorough and caring and compassionate....I have depended on her through pancreases cancer and all it's complications......she is knowledgeable and willing to research effective treatments for all of us. Nobody better! read more

Dr. Bolshoun is without a doubt the best primary care doc I have ever had. He is the only doctor I have had since moving to Denver. I have never needed him and not been able to reach him or receive care. He has always taken the time consult with me as opposed to hurrying to the next appointment and he has always demonstrated genuine concern for me. read more

Are you people getting the idea yet? Dr Bolshoun is awesome! He's the primary care doctor for me, my cousin, and my great aunt, so he is certainly not a specialist for any age range. The staff is courteous and friendly, and great about scheduling you when you need a doctor, even on short notice. If it's not an emergency, Dr Bolshoun has time laid out in the middle of the day to call patients back with recommendations. read more

I've seen Dr. Bolshoun for the past year and a half -- every visit he has been wonderful! What I appreciate about him is that he is thorough and takes the time to educate you about what's happening in your body. Unlike some doctors I've seen, Dr. Bolshoun has never made me feel rushed during an appointment and is very knowledgeable. I also found him to be very compassionate and a good listener. I would highly recommend him! read more

This review is not about the Mayfair Medical but about Dr. Lovegren. I visited her to be seen for a recurring condition. I wad told to take an antibiotic every week..well..for the rest of my life, because they did not know how to stop the issue from reccuring. When i told her i prefer not to be on antibiotic for the rest of my life she snapped at me. I was going to ask her if there are any alternative therapies i can explore, but before that she snapped and yelled at me saying they can't wave a magic wand to make things disappear. Wow..i was very surprised by this reaction. The thing is i am very much aware of modern medicine's limitations. As an informed consumer, i don't expect doctors to be gods, but i do expect them to take us seriously and genuinely help their patients...or at least not snap at them:) Needless to say i never went to see her again. I did find alternative ways to keep my condition under control..and yes without antibiotics! No thanks to Dr. Lovegren..there are plenty of good doctors in Denver and she is not one of them. Mayfair on the other hand was professional and up to expectations. read more