Don't know why there's so many negative reviews on this Hospital, I went there on Sunday for an MRI…read moreon my lower back and the people doing it were fantastic. Shout out to Carlos & Mary Francis for a great job, especially since I went longer than expected.

I wanted to like this office, but never have I had as much trouble as here…read more Insurance could be another story, but hey, I forgot to check the reviews beforehand, so I'll own up to that. I originally went in to check out my neck; a coworker noticed something so I figured it may be a thyroid issue. Now what is the reason for the one star you may ask? Dr Raghuveer was great; the assistant nurse...eh it could've been a bad day but she was alright. To put it bluntly, the one star is for the absolutely incompetent front desk staff. Appointment and being seen was alright I suppose, but the front desk leaves a lot to be desired. After my first appointment, Dr Raghuveer sent me to the Anschutz Medical Campus to get an ultrasound on 6/26 We essentially left the discussion at "get the ultrasound and we'll see what they say" The next day they called me trying to get me in for an appointment. I was confused, as I understood to wait for the next steps. They said it was "to go over my test results" They were trying to get me in sometime in the morning (8-9am) which I couldn't do as I had work. After some back and forth calling, it was going to be on the 6/28, but then it got canceled (by the office) and we switched it to a Virtual Visit for 7/1. That weekend 6/29-6/30 the office called me back and canceled the virtual visit, stating that the appointment needed to be in person. This was after I had explicitly asked them if I had to come in or it could be virtual (I could do it on my break). The office said Dr Raghuveer wouldn't be able to see me until near the end of the month, after just trying to get me in within the week. This prompted me to ask, "Do I have to be seen by ONLY Dr Raghuveer or could anybody see me." The office said that any provider could see me so we scheduled an appointment with Dr Giang for 7/2 at 1:30pm On 7/2 at about 11:30 AM I received another phone call from the office, claiming that only Dr Raghuveer could see me and they were canceling the appointment with Dr Giang. The following day I found a letter on my portal saying that I had missed my appointment To top it off, apparently this office has a 3 strikes policy. (3 late shows/late cancellations) and "due to me not showing up to MENTIONED APPOINTMENT I received strike 1. Oh you mean THE APPOINTMENT THAT YOUR FRONT DESK CANCELLED? If you get 3 strikes they'll dismiss you from the practice. No worries, after the absolute headache that was this visit I'll dismiss myself from your practice.

Staff is friendly and professional. Dr Ryan does an excellent job with adjusting me and giving me…read moreadvice for things I can do at home to help with any issues I have. If it wasn't for premier pain management I wouldn't be able to continue to do my job with minimal discomfort

From the owner: At Premier Pain Management we treat our patients as a whole person. Our goal is to identify the…read moresource of the problem and have our Medical Doctors, Nurse Practioners, Therapists and Chiropractors near Highlands Ranch, Colorado create a comprehensive treatment plan to treat the cause of the issues. We are dedicated to the use current evidence-based methods for preventative care and the diagnosis and treatment of health conditions. We offer rehab for injuries like back pain, chiropractic, regenerative medicine, trigger point injections, and weight loss services in the Highlands Ranch, CO area.

MD Pain, also known as Metro Denver Pain, or MD Sport, Spine, and Pain Management, has been through…read moremany changes since 2017 when I first was a patient. Since I have been injured in 5 car crashes that were not my fault, I suffer from crippling constant pain. At first I found MD pain helpful. They were responsive to my needs and the Dr. Huser listened to me. But that started to change. MD Pain began to use Nurses who were licensed to write prescriptions, (NPs) and those NPs began to change my medications. This resulted in complications for me that were very serious! I had to call the Doctor on off hours in emergencies, and get help! I even had to go the ER! Then they closed some offices. Then COVID hit. MD Pain switched me to online appts which frankly were more convenient for me, because I didn't have to worry about being late due to traffic. Finally, this year, I was on a good medication regime and working with a good NP who understood my medication needs and wouldn't change them. Then I was informed that Online appts were cancelled. And I would have to go back to in-person appts. I was not informed that the office or clinic would be moving. I have a long history of sever migraine headaches. And I take medications to control them. But then in October I got a terrible headache and missed my appointment because of the headache. The NP I had been working with had left MD Pain and the new NP refused to fill my medication because I missed my appt. even though I had been a patient for 5 years! After 5 days of this terrible headache, I was transported by ambulance to the Emergency Room at Porter's. Since I had just signed a new "Pain Contract" I asked the ER doctor to call my Dr. at MD Pain and ask what medications I could have. (This was after Porter's had me waiting 4 hours). After 5 hours Porter's dismissed me with NO treatment at all. MD Pain told them: "We need her to come in". The reason was later explained to me by "Libby" at MD Pain, that I supposedly had missed a UA. Which I had not. I had just submitted one that was clean in September! I continued to be bedridden with a terrible headache for 4 more days. When I finally recovered enough to talk on the phone, I called MD Pain, and asked for an appointment for my medication refill. I was given an appointment to speak with Ashley Vanderjaght the next day by phone as an "exception". and she was not nice. Instead of apologizing for giving the Hospital incorrect information, she asserted that the reason she did not give me my medication before was that it would have been "6 days too early" and she stretched back into August to make her argument. Although I told her this was incorrect, she would not be persuaded. So I just came right out and asked if she was going to fill my medication or not? I did get my medication, only to be left in tears. This month I was denied my appt for being late after the MD Pain moved to new location. After asking how I was going to get my refill, the person behind the desk made a phone call and explained to me that she was getting my balance. I still asked her how I was going to get my medication refill. She came up with a small balance and asked me to pay a certain amount. I told her I pay would half of the pay half of the balance, as it was a small balance, and I just made a large payment in September. She was not satisfied with this, and threatened me with collections. I thought this was ridiculous. I had just made a large payment in September and I had not gotten a statement reflecting this and I so told her. She was not deterred. She stated that if I did not pay the demanded amount, she would not schedule my appointment. I asked her position and she stated "Office Manager". I realized at this point that MD Pain had changed so much, they could no longer meet my needs. I suppose if you can get past the Office Manager, don't have to deal with Ashley Vanderjaght, and you can see one of the nice MDs, you might be OK at MD Pain, but I didn't want to risk it anymore.

Since moving from NJ, finding a good PM doctor has been a challenge. That was until the other day…read morewhen MD Pain called me back. The only reason for 4 stars was the week delay between me calling and leaving a message of my interest, to them calling me back. I had all but given up hope on finding a PM clinic. So many things called were private pay and exorbitant amounts just to see a doc. MD Pain took my insurance, and the phone call was very pleasant & thorough. I was sent a packet to have filled out before my visit, and when I arrived the staff was very pleasant & professional. Dr. Checa spent over an hour with me & I cant say enough good things about him. He, the service I received and the day of experience was all 5 stars! If you need to find a great doc, where prescribing narcotics doesn't have to be your only choice, then you need to see them!

After recently moving to Colorado we have begun to establish a new medical support system for our…read moreson who was severely injured in a motorcycle accident 20 months ago. He is on a great deal of medications, however substantially fewer than when the accident first occurred, which provide little to no relief from his chronic pain after suffering a brachial plexus root avulsion injury in the accident. Today was our first appointment here and we met with NP Michelle who spent an inordinately lengthy time with us and offered some solid pharmaceutical solutions our son can try to alleviate his pain. She was kind, considerate and most importantly empathetic to his situation of living in constant, daily pain. For the first time, in a long time, he may experience some lessening of his pain. If the initial consultation is any indication of the care this office shows, we are going to be in good hands. The front office staff was very helpful as well scanning in prior records and returning them to us before we left. I'm not sure yet if CPC is going to be as Yelp says, 'As good as it gets!' but for now, the consult today was very promising.

My rheumatologist referred me to this clinic simply because it was close to home, and they actually…read moredenied me. I asked the reason and the receptionist said it could be a number of reasons such as alcohol, drug issues, thc, opioids. I don't even use any of that. I even denied the medicine from my rheumatologist. I'm having issues with my spine and my rheumatologist wasn't sure what exactly was going on when she was examining my xray results, but she said she'd send me to pain management to get more details and a natural approach for handling pain. I just wanted answers. But from the look of some of these reviews...I'd say I dodged a bullet.

I loved the medical and front office- but the billing dept was ridiculous. Every month they billed…read moreme instead of my secondary insurance. Every month I sent a copy of my card because they didn't have it. This month they didn't bill me but sent it in for collection. I'm done. Looking for another pain office that doesn't cause stress along with the constant pain I have.

Was told by the doctors, they would re-contact me by phone, within two weeks; to go over what the…read moreplan would be to move forward with Pain Management. Despite them charging Medicare; they never acted to respond to the patient after the two week, its now been months and no response. Do you think they'll call?

I am incredibly grateful that I have found Dr. Pingree!!…read moreAfter a sinus surgery I had last year by another ENT in the area, I had chronic pain that would not go away. That particular surgeon continuously blew off my symptoms and told me to give it time. When I saw Dr. Pingree he sat down and gave me his undivided attention. After listening to me he worked with me trying different options. When surgery was the next option Dr. Pingree made me feel incredibly comfortable about taking that step. Although the surgery was recent, I am confident Dr. Pingree has helped find the answer. He truly cares about his patients and does not follow the "status quo" so many doctors do. I cannot recommend him enough.

We got a second opinion here and it was very informative. The doctor we met with was great and he…read moreconnected well with my kid. They are also super easy to get to right off I-25 and had a tons of parking.

Dr. Jamrich and his team are excellent. He took care of me (for a congenital issue and after an…read moreugly car accident), and he treated both of my parents with successful surgery results that frankly changed all of our lives. As a surgeon, he is a "fixer" of problems. Office visits for a first or second opinion are booked out well in advance for good reason.