I'm genuinely sad to be writing this review because this practice used to be excellent…read more I moved to Denver in 2016 and needed a primary care provider I could see regularly, as I take PrEP and require routine follow-ups. Dr. Peter Prutch was recommended to me by neighbors, and at the time, Family Centered Medicine was exactly what the name promised. Visits were efficient, the staff was friendly, labs were done in-office with fast results, and the overall experience felt thoughtful and patient-centered. I happily left a glowing review back then because it was earned. Unfortunately, since Dr. Prutch retired (hi Peter I hope you're enjoying retirement) and the practice was sold -- now operating as Part of Pinnacle Pediatrics and Internal Medicine, a subsidiary of Brookside Health Group, owned by Vertikle Enterprises -- the quality and continuity of care have deteriorated significantly. I saw the new provider (Ona Ahumada, NP) twice and left both visits feeling judged and unheard. My medical records clearly had not been reviewed, and notes about me were literally written on a napkin during one appointment. It felt unprofessional and rushed, and the contrast to how this practice once operated was stark. The only reason I returned for a second visit was because of Nikki, the medical assistant, who has consistently been kind, competent, and the one steady, positive presence in the office. Nikki is exceptional and deserves recognition -- and frankly, better systems and leadership around her. In December, I informed the office that I would be changing PCPs and proactively completed a release of records. Since then, I've spent weeks trying to contact the office to provide my new physician's information. Calls go unanswered, voicemail boxes are full, and when you call the number now listed on the door, you're routed to an automated system that also ends in a full mailbox. Three weeks into the new year, I physically went to the office only to find handwritten and printed signs taped to the door stating the phone system has been down since early January and that the practice has moved -- with no reliable way to reach a human being. I'm not seeking care here anymore. I'm simply trying to have my medical records transferred to my new PCP, and the inability to accomplish something so basic is deeply frustrating and unacceptable in a healthcare setting. This practice was once a model of efficient, respectful primary care. Since the corporate takeover, that experience has been lost. Final note: Nikki is amazing. She was consistently professional, empathetic, and helpful throughout all of this.

Wow. Called to get test results, no answer. No notice they'd closed. No way to get my medical or…read moreprescription records. My pharmacy referred me to Meghan Edwards 720-241-3765. The receptionist played dumb when I called but clearly wasn't telling the truth.

At one of my last appointments, I was asked if I've been vaccinated for HPV. When I answered no, I…read morewas asked if I intend to get it. I answered no again and the response was "why not?" Um, because I'm married and 38 years old, which the NP could see in my file.

So my family use to use this family practice as our family Doctor for about 3 years. After that 3…read moreyears my wife and I basically just blurted out one day in conversation that there was something, "off" about this location. We couldn't place our finger on it. Every time I went to the location I just got this vibe that the Doctors don't know what they're doing, almost as if they consult WebMD on an hourly basis. There are three people Dr. Chisolm who gives off the biggest "off vibe." Dr. Forest doesn't give off as big of an "off vibe" and Julie Cohen is right on. But the other two....the actual Doctors just seem a bit off. In short my wife and I have gone else where and we're very happy that we left. We just didn't feel the folks at Rocky Mountain Health Care South could be trusted with our well being.

Great doctor! Always gets me in immediately when in need. They won't push drugs on you and promote…read moreliving a healthier lifestyle. They use a better approach to medicine and offer a great monthly plan that gives instant access to medical care. I absolutely recommend!

From the owner: Greenwood Village Family Medicine serves individuals and families in South Denver, Colorado, with…read morecomprehensive primary care and wellness services. To give patients a personalized experience with exceptional treatment outcomes, Dr. Donch focuses on providing one-on-one care and offering patients the knowledge, skills, and time necessary to manage their health.  Dr. Donch encourages patients to prioritize preventive care to lower their risk for numerous long-term health conditions. Individualized health coaching helps patients work toward specific wellness goals with unique and effective strategies like nutrition, conditioning, and unique therapies such as forest medicine. Patients at Greenwood Village Family Medicine routinely visit the practice for many essential health and wellness services, including men and women's health exams, weight loss counseling and lifestyle advice. Dr. Donch makes an effort to minimize medications wherever possible through lifestyle changes and other non-pharmaceutical options.  Greenwood Village Family Medicine makes health care as accessible as possible with remote visits via email, video call, or phone call when an office visit isn't possible or necessary. These services improve patient compliance and help them get the support they need when they need it most. Greenwood Village Family Medicine currently welcomes new patients and returning visitors to improve their mental, physical, and spiritual health...

I have been a client at this clinic for almost 20 years and it saddens me to be leaving this review…read moreand well as to be leaving this clinic. I was seen here recently for an annual physical as I have every year since starting there. I am, fortunately, I very healthy woman, and so my visits are usually only this one time a year. I also happen to be an ER nurse so feel confident in what health questions should be asked, what assessments should be done, and what tests should be ordered during an annual physical. When I called in to make my appointment, I was notified that my former PA, Darren Roth was no longer with the clinic. The turn over rate of this place has been INSANE over the past few years. It is a revolving door of PAs and MDs. It's disappointing because I have had some wonderful doctors and PAs there. So when I called in to make my appointment, it was disappointing to be choosing from someone new again. The doctor enters the room and introduces himself and starts asking me questions. So far, this is all normal outside of the fact that I'm not sitting on the exam table and I'm not in a gown. I chalk this up to maybe people have had complaints about this process, and so they now let patients remain in their clothes during the questioning part of the exam. Fine. The doc then asks me to get on the exam table and listens to my heart and lungs, checks my strength of my arms and legs, pushes on my abdomen, and then tells me to go get my labs drawn. No skin check, no breast exam, no looking in my eyes and ears, no looking in my mouth, no palpating my neck/glands. These should be standard assessments during an annual physical. I ask the doctor if he's going to do a urine analysis, and he says, "you only need to do that if we're testing for STIs. Do you want STIs testing?" There is actually a lot of data about that can be gathered about your health by looking at the urine, primarily kidney function, so his response took me off guard. Now, like I said, I'm pretty healthy, so I just let it go and didn't insist on the urine test, and instead just got my bloodwork. A few days later my bloodwork results come back and I look at them on the portal. One of my lab values was on the high side (my creatinine), but it wasn't outrageously out of the norm. This can be attributed to many things that are generally benign when looking at this test. There are other lab values that correlate to the creatinine that can help determine kidney health and functionality and these lab values were all within the norm. I then get a phone call later from doctor Korneluk saying that, "you have stage 2 kidney disease and need to come back in for more bloodwork and a URINE TEST." First of all, my creatinine was 3/100 of a point above normal. That does NOT mean I have kidney disease! Secondly, if he had ordered a urine analysis like I recommended the first time, I wouldn't have to come back for that. No doctor looking at one abhorrent data point would jump to the conclusion of stage 2 kidney disease. He did tell me that he studied to be a Sports Medicine doctor, so maybe he's new to reading lab work, but calling a patient and using verbiage like "disease and failure" only illicit fear and unnecessary stress. Fortunately, I know enough to know that I am almost certainly NOT experiencing kidney failure and was just dehydrated and possibly in mild rhabdo from playing 5 hours of sand volleyball the night before. So, the exam was terrible, he didn't order the right tests and spent a total of about 7 minutes in the room with me. He used fear mongering language over the phone to tell me I need to come back in to pay for more labs, and then I found out he charged me over $450 for this experience! My insurance only approved to pay for half of that visit because there is NO reason an annual physical should cost that much. As someone who also works in healthcare, it is SO disappointing that this type of thing is happening. I expect providers to hold themselves to a higher standard. Go somewhere else for your primary healthcare.

I had a great experience and appointment with Dr Paranjape and the nurse Jana is amazing. She went…read moreabove and beyond for me. I can't thank her enough.

Showed up for an appointment time that was scheduled and prepaid the copay and the office was…read moreclosed, phone went straight to the outside business hours answering machine (it was within posted business hours at the time)

Have gone here for a while. I've been prescribed a medication for years. I was given a script and…read moreno pharmacy had the mg in stock. I asked on a Monday to write a new script with a lower dosage that pharmacies had in stock (which I've successfully done before). I was given so many different answers to the status of the new script each day I called in. Eventually they told me I needed to schedule another visit with my doctor for them to change me to a lower dose. I wasted 2 weeks not having the medication for them to eventually tell me the whole time I needed a new appt. I agree with some posted reviews that this location seems to be going downhill. Very frustrating and switching GPs

I have no kind words for this man, he smirks at you, he belittles you and will not listen to a word…read moreyou have to say. His arrogance is beyond anything I've witnessed before. Unless you have very thick skin or If you are in any vulnerable health condition, no actually regardless - avoid at all cost!

I used to be a patient of Dr Dunn for years, but then he stopped seeing patients unless they paid…read moreMORE to see HIM on top of my monthly premiums....This is the ONLY reason I left......I wanted to see Dr Dunn but I'm not paying a yearly fee on top of my premium to JUST see Him...Don't Dr's make enough money? But yes Dr Dunn is GREAT if you can see him...

Unfortunately I've had to come in a few times due to a chronic illness…read more Every time it's efficient and the nurses and doctors are so nice. They listen and don't talk down to you like other doctors. This is the best medical care I've had since I had OneMedical concierge medical which isn't available in Denver.

Very Nice This…read moredoesn't feel like a typical urgent care facility. It's clean, modern, and spacious inside. The staff is kind and considerate. The doctor was equally amazing. The check-in process may be a bit difficult for some who are not tech-savvy, as it's done virtually.

My experience was great with the PA Gia, but she left abruptly and my last appointment with her was…read moreon her last day. Perhaps that is why the transition and support from the team has been challenging. Nonetheless, the new format required to remain a client does not fit my budget and health needs. Getting information to transition has been painful and I feel like I'm a pain in their butts when the issues are mostly related to their changes.

If I could give Dr. Pariset, Gia, and the entire Omnia team 1,000 stars I would. I have never…read morewritten a review before, but I feel like my story and journey is worth posting about in the event that it can help someone else. I was sick for 3 years with vague symptoms that no doctor could figure out. I saw over 20 doctors and all of them eventually told me it was in my head and that I was crazy. When I was at my sickest, I finally found the Omnia team. They did not hesitate to listen to my concerns, address me fully, validate my feelings, and most importantly DIG. They were determined to find an answer and they left no stone unturned. I finally received a diagnosis and Dr. Pariset spared no time to begin treatment and launch me on the path to recovery. Their team was there for me through my darkest times and walked beside me during my journey to recovery. To say I owe them my life is an understatement. Their kindness, dedication, expertise, and openness is nothing short of incredible. I am forever grateful. To the Omnia team- if you are ever reading this... THANK YOU.

Do not respond to phone calls or emails. Took forever to get results, and then were still required…read moreto do more tests without being communicated to.

Dr. Abdelsalam is not reliable by any stretch of the imagination. Made 3 different appointments…read moreon-line and when I arrived I found out the doctor was not working. The front desk person was rude and didn't make eye contact. Divided not receive any care what so ever. Do not go to this facility.!!!