Zero stars if I could. The sloppiest doctors that I have ever encountered. Gave my two month old…read moreinfant the wrong vaccine after careful discussion with our provider about which vaccine was going to be administered. Gave a vaccine not approved for infants this young. Didn't bother to try to tell me about the error until a week later and then left a cryptic voicemail and wouldn't return my calls for days to confirm what had happened. Truly disgusting behavior from professionals entrusted with caring for infants and children. Take your children to this practice at your own risk. The above applies especially to Dr. Gaby who was our pediatrician through this incident.

My children have been going to Partners in Pediatrics for over 15 years, our children's entire…read morechildhood. The staff are caring, competent and friendly. Our family has always received exceptional care.

Doctor foster is the best! I have her for all three of my babies, and she never fails to make us…read morefeel heard and valued!

Not very happy with this place.... I called and called and called yesterday for them to pick up the…read morephone and hang it up.... then I call today to reschedule and due to the kids being "new patients" they say that they can't reschedule without advanced notice? its not my fault the receptionist or whomever wouldn't answer the phone.

I love this practice! The wonderful doctors have been taking…read morecare of me since birth. Everyone is so friendly and caring. Now that I am 22, I just wanted to let them know that I appreciate all of their medical care and advice.

Great pediatricians who care about each family they serve! These pediatricians are invested in…read morefamilies and it's easy to tell that as a parent! Thank you Southeast Denver Pediatrics!

I'm writing to share an experience with Littleton Pediatrics that I feel other parents deserve to…read moreknow about. In July 2025, this office repeatedly failed to correctly call in my son's necessary ADHD prescription -- a medication he's been prescribed for years. Despite multiple phone calls over several days where I carefully provided all the details, the prescription was sent incorrectly multiple times. This became an urgent issue. We were leaving for the East Coast for nearly two weeks, and my son needed his medication before we left. Each time I arrived at the pharmacy, I was told the prescription was still wrong. The final explanation I received was that the doctor "was just going by what was in his charts," which was inaccurate and concerning given this is a controlled substance. After nearly a week of failed attempts, I was forced to drive across town and show up in person on a Saturday to beg them to get it right. I was desperate to get the prescription corrected. I waited in their office for nearly an hour without being seen by a doctor. Hours later, a physician finally called to apologize and confirm that the prescription had finally been called in correctly. Weeks later, I was stunned to receive a bill for that same day -- listed as an "office visit." I was never seen. I was there out of necessity, only because their repeated mistakes made it impossible to get my son's medication any other way. I have reached out to the office multiple times asking them to remove this charge, but as of this writing, they have not done so. This experience was incredibly stressful, time-consuming, and unacceptable. No parent should have to beg for days to get their child's prescription filled correctly, and certainly not be billed for the privilege of fixing the office's repeated errors. We used to love this practice. Dr Froehlke was FANTASTIC. We are so sad we had to leave, but it's continued to spiral since he left.

We have been seeing Dr Miller here since my daughter was 5 months old, she has always been great…read moreuntil things hit the fan and she really showed her true colors. Brought my 11 month old daughter in for concerns about bleeding and bruising behind her ears. My biggest concern with this was that i noticed it after a visit with her dad, so her being abused was a really big concern for me. I wanted to bring her in to get a second opinion on what could have caused the injury and tried not to freak myself out over it until she was seen. Well when Dr Miller looked at her ears she also shared the same concerns as I did, that my daughter had been abused. She even made reports to CPS about concerns for child abuse from her father and shared with me he should not be having unsupervised visits with her anymore. I immediately reported the findings to my lawyer who filed an emergency motion to restrict her father's parenting time, Dr Miller was subpoenaed to testify to her findings on my daughter and the causes of it. When it came time for this she blatantly lied about the concerns she had regarding my daughters injury and told my lawyer she did not have any concerns regarding child abuse from her father and the injury could've been caused by something else. She put my daughter's life at risk because of her lies and she is now back to unsupervised visits with her father because of the lies she told. She has showed absolutely no sympathy toward her mistakes and would clearly rather my child be abused further than offering a true testimony to her findings.

Jennifer has been our primary care provider for 3 years now. She is knowledgeable and has always…read moreaddressed our concerns with warmth, confidence and educated objective responses. We have always felt we have been given the medical resources and wisdom from the practitioners to ensure a healthy and mindful course of action for treatment and prevention. When health care providers walk alongside you and your family and provide you with actual resources/studies/classes, it empowers the patient-family to take responsibility for their health and trust their intuition. We appreciate this about the providers here. This practice is an integrated approach as the name states. We have felt supported, listened to & have been given research (backed by scientific evidence) that fits any questions we may have about courses of action. Each child is unique and each family very different and this perspective is well in place here. Ive never felt short of being provided materials to help me make informed decisions and have always felt the space is comfortable (& comforting when in crisis!) for us to have open conversations/discussions on various topics (so helpful for first time parents!) We have felt like we are "part of the family" here...open, honest, genuine, wise, the list goes on!

if I could give 0 stars I would. The co-owners of this clinic are extremely rude and do NOT care…read moreabout patient care. I have left one other negative review in my entire life vs hundreds of positive reviews. I am a clinic assistant manager of a family practice in Aurora CO and deal with pediatric clinics every day and have never experienced the level of unprofessionalism and terrible attitudes as I have here, but I just had to warn people who care about reviews (because when it comes to your children you should) do not bring your children here. if they treat the parents this way imagine how your children will be treated. I was extremely polite the phone calls are recorded but because Jen(a co-owner) is friends with her "co-owner" (who's name they refused to give, who clearly is very upset with working in her line of work and should choose a different career) she would not listen to the call. Please let me save you the time, do NOT go to this clinic. We have to be very selective when it comes to people who treat our children and these are not people you want handling any kind of care regarding your kids, I promise. They will laugh at you, be extremely rude because they do not like their jobs for absolutely no reason and condescending as well. Horrible experience. -100/10. Find a different clinic for yours and your child's sake.

We had a great visit here. It was very easy to make an appointment. All the front desk staff is…read morekind and understanding. It was a very quick wait in the waiting room. We saw Dr Wigglesworth. She was very nice and answered my many questions about vaccines. You can tell she really cares about the kids. We are definitely happy we made the switch to come here. The care was excellent.

Finding a good pediatrician was at the top of my list when we moved to Colorado. Thank goodness we…read moredid find one! My teenage daughter was seeing a GP, but we were able to transition her back to a pediatrician with her younger siblings (7 and 3) because of this all female practice. Since she isn't an adult, I much prefer she's with a pediatrician and this place is great! They don't talk down to her or treat her like a kid and she loves that. When the kids are sick, they are seen quickly and with lots of empathy. They are conservative in their care, but they don't under-care for the kids either - it's a great balance. They never seem too busy to treat us with kindness and talk to the kids as people and not just patients. So glad we found this place!

Dr. Dahab is an incredible pediatrician. She cares for both my daughter and my son, and I truly…read morecannot say enough good things about her. She is kind, patient, and incredibly knowledgeable. She always takes the time to listen to my concerns and makes sure I fully understand everything about my kids' health. My children feel comfortable with her, and as a parent that means everything. We feel very lucky to have her as our pediatrician. I highly recommend Dr. Dahab to any family looking for exceptional care.

My daughters received excellent care at Sapphire Pediatrics for about 10 years. They stayed fully…read moreup to date on every required vaccine and received additional ones as recommended. After I became seriously ill following my COVID vaccines, I started researching vaccine safety more thoroughly. When it came time for my oldest daughter to get the Gardasil (HPV) vaccine--which is not required for school--I asked for more time to review the information. I was immediately labeled a "vaccine refuser" by the providers. A parent who has fully consented to all prior vaccines is not a "refuser." After that conversation, the quality of care and service we received noticeably declined. I received demeaning lectures from any provider we saw after this. BTW we did not consent to ANY vaccines after this incident because I no longer trusted them. I'm sharing this experience because informed consent and respectful dialogue should be part of pediatric care, especially on non-mandatory vaccines. Families deserve to ask questions without being penalized. Makes a mom wonder - Why did this happen? Any clinic who ostracizes anyone who asks questions should be a red flag.

Leaving this review as an adult who received care here during my childhood. This place was always a…read moreplace that I knew I would get the proper care and as a child, I was lucky to be in the supervision of Dr. Andy. I grew up over 40 minutes away from this place and it was well worth it for the excellent care I received. Even now as I'm nearly 40, I still remember and appreciate how I was treated.

23 years ago, just before my son was born, my dearly loved OB/GYN (Tibor Engel, MD) recommended Dr…read more Andy Bauer for a pediatrician. Dr. Andy came to the hospital to meet my son, probably out of respect for Dr. Engel. I was a new mother, and my mother lives in NY. I cannot overstate the quality of the care that my children have received from Dr. Andy, his PA Beverly, and Greenwood Pediatrics. My son was quite small, 6 pounds 5.5 ounces. I'm tall, and his father is tall. So we all expected an 8-lb baby. Dr. Andy had me bring my son in for weight checks for a few weeks, until my son started gaining weight at a faster pace. He was in the 95th percentile for height, so the weight had to catch up. When my daughter was born, she was even smaller. I asked Dr. Andy if he wanted me to bring her in for weight checks, and he said, "Nah. You just have small babies." Turns out that baby weight is correlated to the mother's birth weight. I weighed 6 lbs 7 ounces. I would never have had 8-lb babies. There was a terrible incident where my son's diaper was filled with a bright green mess. I PANICKED, and called Greenwood after hours. Dr. Andy called me back, laughing, and asked me if he had had any blue ice cream at Cold Stone. Well, yes, he did. Problem solved :) We are fortunate that that our kids are healthy. Dr. Andy used to joke about how he almost never saw them, except for checkups. I told him that they ate a LOT of vegetables, and weren't allowed soda or junk food except on special occasions. He said, "H'mm." I like the fact that antibiotics are only prescribed when necessary, and never without the child being seen. Dr. Andy is a no-nonsense physician, and doesn't coddle children or their parents. My kids actually like seeing him, and Beverly :) This recent visit was for my daughter, now 19. I was THRILLED to learn that Greenwood will keep seeing patients up until age 26. I hated leaving my NYC pediatrician, Dr. Edward Davies, when I turned 18. I'm very grateful to have a pediatrician that we can trust implicitly. I wasn't sure about the HPV vaccines, but Dr. Andy recommended them, so the kids got them. And once there was a time when I was convinced that my infant son had some sort of very rare syndrome, which I based upon an ear crease. Dr. Andy rolled his eyes and pointed out that we would have seen enlarged organs on the ultrasounds. Well, yeah. I'm impressed that he knew about this rare syndrome right off the bat. And for new, inexperienced parents, the after-hours on call service is amazing. We rarely used it, but when we needed it, Greenwood was there. I will say that projectile vomiting is quite disturbing, but does not require ER visits. My babies are now healthy young adults, and I'm grateful to Dr. Andy, Beverly Garrison, and the rest of the team for their part in getting them here. I never had any problems with the front desk staff, except for one nurse who constantly mispronounced my son's first name, but whatever. He would correct her, and then next time...same mispronunciation. Weird. I like the fact that you never feel hustled at Greenwood. Yes, you might have to wait a bit to see the doctor or PA, but when it's your kid's turn, you will get the same level of care. Son had a motorcycle accident on a weekend, so I took him to Urgent Care and then to Dr. Andy on Monday. Dr. Andy examined him and also spoke about motorcycle safety. I appreciated that. Being a parent can be scary. Having excellent pediatric care is a saving grace.