The staff is friendly and took time to address all our needs and concerns. The atmosphere is one…read moreof genuine care. We had a great first office visit.

We have been so happy with the care at mountain pediatrics . Dr. Valeria is incredibly thoughtful,…read morepragmatic, invested in all current research and one of the only doctors I trust. The other doctor that works there is fantastic, also. A compassion, caring and thorough excellent doctor, too.

I'm sharing this review because I believe new graduates deserve a fair opportunity to learn, grow,…read moreand become comfortable in their first healthcare position. As a recent Medical Assistant graduate, I accepted this position excited to finally begin my career. I was willing to learn, take feedback, and put in the effort to become a strong member of the team. Unfortunately, I did not feel that I was given a fair chance to do that. What was especially frustrating was going through training and having my time invested, only to ultimately be told that I was not the "right fit." I was also told, essentially, that I was not the person they had interviewed. I found that extremely hurtful because I felt like opinions about me were formed before people had actually taken the time to know me or give me the opportunity to prove myself. There were also communication issues that made the experience even more frustrating. For example, I was told I was 30 minutes late, but I had been told by Laura to come in at 8:30. I explained that I had not even been added to the Homebase app yet, so I did not have access to the schedule they were referencing. Instead of working through the communication issue with me, it became an argument. I also experienced what felt like a very unwelcoming work environment. I believe coworkers should be professional and respectful, especially toward someone who is brand new to the field. I was trying to find my place and learn, not walk into a workplace where I already felt judged. Being a new graduate does not mean I know everything. It means I am there to learn. I would have appreciated patience, clear communication, constructive feedback, and an actual opportunity to improve before a decision was made about whether I belonged there. I take responsibility for continuing to grow professionally, but I also believe employers have a responsibility to properly train and support new graduates. Unfortunately, I did not feel supported or given enough time to demonstrate what I could bring to the position. This experience was disappointing, especially because I entered healthcare wanting to build a career and genuinely hoped this would be a place where I could grow. I hope the clinic reflects on how it treats new graduates and considers giving future employees the fair chance that I feel I was not given.

Pediatrics West has a reputation for quality patient care throughout Denver Metro amongst…read moreprofessionals!

I took my girlfriend's child here for a visit, and I was immediately uncomfortable with the overall…read moreenvironment. There was noticeable police activity in the area, and several people who appeared to be homeless were lingering around the property. It didn't feel like a safe or appropriate place to bring a child for medical care. Inside, the clinic felt run-down and not very clean--definitely not what you'd expect from a pediatric office. The whole experience left us questioning whether we'd return. A children's healthcare facility should feel secure and welcoming, and unfortunately, this one didn't.

My daughter started going here and they are pretty good about getting you scheduled especially if…read moreit's an emergency!

Easy to get an appointment and I appreciate that management is hands on and communicative. They are…read morea new office which is modern and clean.

had to find a new Peds do to the closure of ours. I love this place! Everyone is very friendly…read morehelpful, and welcoming! Monica use to work at my old Peds and by luck she actually works at our new peds! She is awesome and makes it feel just like home again! very friendly staff! I'm glad I found this place!

My daughter has been a patient since birth and now that she's three I can say I love the staff…read morehere. They are so good with my little girl and give great care.

Oh how we love our pediatrician Dr. Stein. He is knowledgeable, kind and passionate about making…read moresure our daughter is well taken care of. This entire office of amazing nurses, PA's and even the front desk and billing staff have been so wonderful to our family. There is not much that matters more than having great care for your children. Our daughter has had the best care here at Denver west and we could not be more grateful!!

Peak does such an excellent job of caring for your children. I'm a pediatrician myself and it says…read morea lot that I can trust them with my own child's care. Particularly want to shout out Alice Tibbetts for being such a kind and accommodating PCP. The office does a good job in general with scheduling, text reminders, and having a good set up with epic my chart. Additionally, equipment and rooms are kept very clean. It's a great policy for them to have a separate well and sick area.

The nursing and doctor staff has always been kind and great with my kids, but they were constantly…read morechanging the doctors and not telling us. Also, the front desk staff was abhorrent. Not only were they extremely rude every time I called to speak to anyone, but they constantly acted like I was inconveniencing them at THEIR JOB. As someone who used to be a front desk manager, you would have to pick me up off the floor if anyone on my team ever spoke to patients that way. On top of being treated like an untouchable, we were constantly referred to places that either didn't take our insurance or didn't service the area. While the care may be decent, it just wasn't worth dealing with staff speaking to me like an idiot or hanging up on me on the phone.

We started coming here with our second daughter after getting multiple suggestions from Rose…read moreHospital (2 separate nurses and a lactation consultant). We have since moved our 3 year old to the practice as well. We have been very pleased with the care they have given both of our daughters as well as how they are continuing to do care based on research. They've been doing some remodeling so I look forward to seeing those updates as they put back into their practice! The office staff is always very friendly and welcoming.

Doctor Lance has been taking care of my two boys since they were born in the hospital. He is very…read morenice and professional, extremely good with children. We appreciate all his help.

We love Stapleton Peds! Dr. Brandon is our primary. As a pediatric RD it was important for me to…read morefind a pediatrician that supported breastfeeding and was knowledgeable about nutrition. Not only was Dr. Brandon up to date on healthy feeding practices, he also recommended an amazing lactation consultant that came to our house. He makes us feel good about the health decisions we are making and encourages us to ask questions when we feel somethings off. He has great bedside manner and explains the "what's and why's" which is very helpful to us as new parents (especially for my husband). We have also seen Jordan, PA-C and his nurse Megan who were amazing and got us through our first ear infection. They both called to check on us over a holiday weekend and answered questions we had about additional problems that arose from the antibiotics. We felt supported and knew our baby was in great hands. I totally agree with the saying, "It takes a village to raise a child." We're so glad Stapleton Peds is part of our village!

I have to fire Colorado Kids Pediatrics. My son has had iron deficiency anemia for *three years*…read moreand they never wondered why it wasn't getting better, even after oral supplementation. He's a super compliant kid, too - he took the pills. I was the one who had to ask for a hematology referral because they didn't ask themselves why an otherwise healthy BOY (not menstruating) would be iron deficient. He also had an elevated liver enzyme lab in February. There was no recommendation for follow up, so again, I had to have them order a repeat test to see if there was a trend. It took *6 phone calls* for them to put the order in correctly. The lab resulted with another elevated ALT. This is a meaningful indicator that he could have NAFLD, a totally treatable liver condition...if it's recognized. You bet your bottom I'm not going to follow up with Colorado Kids Pediatrics. I'd just have to tell them what the next steps are and what labs to put in. I'm so mad; why aren't they able to do their job? If I wasn't a provider myself, he wouldn't be getting appropriate treatment for his iron deficiency and the elevated ALT would have gone unnoticed.