Can I give it no stars? Started off with them with my appt not being actually on the date they…read moresaid it was. They blamed the receptionist. Made a new appt and it wasn't great. Kept trying to get treatments approved with my insurance and realized they were submitting for the wrong things. When my insurance asked for a peer to peer review I was called and said they don't do that.

Good luck trying to get someone to answer the phones. I have been trying to make an appointment for…read moretwo weeks even after leaving messages. Unbelievable.

After waiting five months for an appointment, after having a stroke, they were not able to reach me…read morefor five months for a conference that the doctor had to go to. I showed up after an hour drive only to be met with we're sorry and will do the best we can to get you in before another five months, if you value your health do not go to this facility. Dangerous dangerous.

Was disconnected 3 times while trying to make new patient appt. Every option threw me back to the…read moreinitial recording. Looking for a different referral. Suggestions would be appreciated

This office is completely in its own league. Not only does Dr. Steadman have extremely advance…read moretraining beyond going to chiropractic school, his office has the most top of the line equipment to help the patients get results faster! Integrated Health Systems even has a nurser practitioner which can be your primary care physician in the state of Colorado. I could not recommend this office more if you are looking for health care from a wholistic view.

Doctor Steadman and his team are experts in neurological function and treating many disorders…read morebeyond just brain injuries. He has extensive training in a variety of therapies and modalities. I have sent some of my tough cases from my clinic to him with confidence that he will take great care of the patients. I highly recommend their services for brain injuries, neurological disorders and any other complicated illness.

Dr VanSickle and Chris took great care of me before during and after extensive neck surgery. The…read moreoutcome definitely exceeded my expectations going in. Would strongly recommend this team if you're needing neurosurgery.

From the owner: Dr. David VanSickle, founder of the Denver DBS Center, is a neurosurgeon recognized as a 2025 Top…read moreDoctor by 5280 magazine and Castle Connolly. He specializes in Asleep Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders, using robotic guidance to achieve outcomes well above national averages. Dr. VanSickle developed this technique to reduce patient anxiety and improve comfort while maintaining highly effective results.

Staff are INCREDIBLY rude. I have shown up for visits only to be told the doctor is not in that…read moreday, and rescheduled for months into the future after waiting area for over an hour. When I told them I would be out of town on the future date, they said "that is not their problem". Today, after the rescheduled meeting, that I took time off of work to attend, I was told the doctor was 'in a meeting" and would call me back in two hours. I am only giving two stars in case some algorithm tries some kind of ranked outlier score. This place is TERRIBLE.

Dr. Wolff does not seem to care at all about the patient on a personal or professional level. When…read moremy mom was in rehab , even the nurses and doctors there were surprised how uncooperative and 'indifferent' his office was in respect to a deteriorating patient. They would not return calls, offer any true treatment guidance or admit that they didn't have the answers and pass us on to someone who might. I'll never forget going to an appointment with her where I told Dr. Wolf that I was concerned about her health and asked him if he recommended I contact the mayo clinic for their opinion- his response was that he 'doesn't think it's that complicated' - my mom died less than two months later. No one even bothered to offer condolences after she passed away. I would not recommend any other family put their trust in this doctor! He simply appears uninterested in his patients. Every day I wonder if my dad, son and I could have had more time with my mom if only I had selected a doctor who actually gave a damn. This will haunt me for a long time.

Richard Clemmons, M.D. is the worse neurologist I have ever met in my life…read more If you need medication, the doctor will prescribe what he believes is best. However, if one has a horrible side effect, he won't change the prescription to something better. He is not personable at all and very expensive to boot. Don't waste your time or money on this critter.

Care quality-not good. And not helpful for concussions or concussion recovery at all. I only was…read moreever seen my a student/resident and when the supervising doctor would stop in after the appointment she was somehow worse and less helpful. Appointments weren't poignant, and the issue I went in for never got addressed and it was like I was pulling teeth just to get them to refer me to a specialist that could help or do something. Waste of time. After those doctors I tried a different doctor in the practice who was a seizure specialist and a foreigner (relevant for identification purposes, because I don't remember his name): he was great but I don't have seizures LOL. So it was pointless. Ya that whole venture to this clinic was pointless/a waste of time.

If you are new to any neurological condition, I would avoid Blue Sky. I've been a patient for…read morealmost two years since I was diagnosed. 1. Never expect a call back. They will not call back no matter how many times you call. 2. They do not schedule or send reminders or tell you when you should be getting MRIs. Essentially they have no patient plan for new patients and will not check in or tell you next steps after your MRI read with the doctor. 3. They messed up my prescription and it took almost a month to get them to call in the prescription. I even physically went into the office and they still didn't do it when they said they would. 4. The office staff is awful. They act annoyed that your there and they have total attitude when you bring up your challenges. They also neglected to tell me my doctor changed locations so I drove there only to be turned away and the woman at the front desk basically said she's not responsible for that. I love my Dr. But may be looking elsewhere. I need a doctor and staff that cares about their patients. Unfortunately this is not them. I avoid yelp reviews but want to either encourage Blue Sky to get their act together or warn patients to find a more attentive and compassionate provider.

My right arm had been falling asleep on and off for a while, no big deal. Well time went on, and it…read morewas getting worse, keeping me up at night. Then, as another month went by, my arm was falling asleep throughout the day as well, and staying asleep. My entire arm was numb, and there was pain in my hand, down to my fingers too. This wasn't going away. Something was up, and it was more than just "falling asleep" at night. I went to see my orthopaedic doctor. I wasn't sure if it was my shoulder and a pinched nerve, which I really thought it was, or my elbow, or my hand/wrist. After xrays, my doctor referred me to Dr. Marc M Treihaft, for an EMG, or nerve study. I made the appointment, and was lucky enough to get in, within several days. The staff in the office were very friendly. When Dr. Treihaft walked into the exam room, I wasn't sure what to expect, as I had never had a nerve study, otherwise called an EMG. He explained the process. We chatted about this and that, as he conducted the EMG study. The EMG did hurt a bit, little shocks, like when you accidentally touched an electrical socket when you were a kid. Once he was done measuring and doing the little electrical shocks (which didn't do any permanent damage or anything like that, you can tolerate it), he moved on to the needle part. Now when a small needle is inserted into the muscle, it will hurt a touch, and it did. It's just like getting a shot, rather several shots, over a few minutes. But, again, you can tolerate it. When he did this, he would put his hand against your arm, and say, "move your arm up," etc, which you do. These little "shots" are for a few seconds. It really is tolerable. Dr. Treihaft will tell you before he starts, that if at any time you are uncomfortable, to tell him, and he will stop. I knew that being a bit uncomfortable was worth it, as we needed to get to the bottom of what was causing my arm to be constantly numb now. Dr. Treihaft finished the test, and I thanked him for his time. My arm was sore, but nothing out of the ordinary. I took several Advil when I got home, and that did the trick. I know my referring doctor will get the results, and we'll go from there. As for other aspects of this review..... parking is in a large private parking lot. The office staff is very nice. I called back several days later, to ask a few questions, and they were on top of things. I was very appreciative. Thanks, Dr. Treihaft. No offense, hopefully I won't see you again, but if I do, I know I can count on you, and your staff, to do an excellent job, and treat me with respect as well. Thank you!

I was sent to Dr Treihaft for a workman's comp claim. I showed up 15 minutes prior to my…read moreappointment as advised 10:45am. At 11:45am I politely asked if it would be much longer. The receptionist stated 30-35 minutes longer. I asked to be rescheduled and she said it had to be re-approved. I left and called my claim examiner from workman's comp. I asked to be rescheduled and explained the situation. I just received a $100. Statement - for not showing up to my appointment! I was not told of this policy when I made the appointment, nor was it explained to me by the very grumpy receptionist. My claim examiner said workman's comp. would take care of it. The doctor clearly did not have time to see me. The receptionist could have explained the issue when I checked in. Isn't that the professional way to handle things when you are late? Perhaps she could have called ahead of time before I wasted the hour appointment and 50 minutes of driving. Perhaps she should schedule this greedy Doctor more time when she makes appointments. I won't waste anymore of my time. The office is old and dingy, the receptionist rude, and the wait unacceptable. This isn't rocket science in time management. After reading the few good reviews, I believe they were written by co-workers or friends of this Dr. Sorry, but the negative one's seem much more authentic.

Dr Bohnen was extremely relational and explained what procedures would work best for the herniated…read moredisc in my neck. We ended up doing a disc replacement (C4-5) and I am extremely pleased with the results. Her follow up has been terrific and I also really like her staff. I would highly recommend her.

From the owner: Dr. Angela Bohnen, a board-certified neurosurgeon at Neurosurgery One in Littleton, Colorado, named…read morea 2025 Top Doctor by 5280 magazine and Castle Connolly. She treats conditions such as spinal stenosis, herniated disk, sciatica, lumbar fusion surgery, recommending the least invasive options for the best outcomes. Dr. Bohnen has a special clinical interest in treating skull base tumors, metastatic brain tumors, and primary brain tumors. She uses neuromodulation, including spinal cord stimulation, to relieve chronic pain when surgery is not possible or effective. She is among the first in Colorado to offer GammaTile therapy, and partners closely with patients to create personalized treatment plans that align with unique lifestyle and goals.