My doctor... Dr Amie English went well. This answers the question asked ... what went well There…read moreare lots of reasons to take care when you choose a doctor and to be careful. "According to a study published in the BMJ, medical errors are estimated to cause around 251,000 deaths annually in the United States, making it the third leading cause of death in the country, behind only cancer and heart disease; this data comes from a Johns Hopkins Medicine analysis. i've walked on some mean streets in my lifetime, including living in the Meat district of Brooklyn ... been to the valley of death in Baltimore.. worked for a mobster in New Orleans (I found out by reading in the newspaper )... and lived on the bad streets of Chicago Worked for some Russians, who are members of the most violent criminal organization in the world ... found out when they got raided... who would've known right there in Salt Lake City ... and seen my share of serious aggravated assaults. But none of these places are as dangerous as going to a hospital or doctor.... Think about this...each year doctors kill more people than all the killers in the United States put together More than 251,000 people are murdered every year BY DOCTORS... supposedly by incredible negligence and indifference... but also the perfect murder. What is frightening? Is that THESE ARE ONLY THE DOCTORS WHO ARE DETECTED MURDERING PATIENTS If you read the book, "The Good Nurse" you'll find that many have murder in their hearts, so it's a good idea not to piss off your doctor. It's estimated that the nurse at that hospital killed 300 or more patients and was convicted of a few dozen. The frightening thing was that the nurse was caught because the new doctor who arrived at the hospital. ... the new doctor was horrified to realize that the staff in the hospital were all aware of these murders The nurse was killing people by the scores and the hospital staff, both doctors and nurses did nothing to stop. The slaughter of patients. The truly frightening thing is that this isn't the only hospital.... The odds of being caught are very low. Similar murders may be occurring at every hospital in the United States with hundreds of thousands dead. we just don't know. Believing the slaughter is not occurring into other hospitals ... is like reading in your newspaper that someone was murdered in your hometown and thinking your hometown was the only place in the world with a murder Murder is obviously occurring in other cities and murder is obviously occurring in other hospitals, and probably all of them But it's like in the horror movie. Be afraid. Be really afraid. ... it's not necessarily an intentional killing (at least part of the time it isn't). The medical errors... It just means that the doctor didn't pay attention to what he was doing.... No diligence or care... and the patient unnecessarily died just as though the doctor had beaten him with a ball peen hammer ... to death When you go to a hospital or a clinic be grateful if they do some good... you MUST always check carefully what they prescribe ... Doctors commonly make mistakes, many of them aren't intentional... and many of them get kickbacks from manufacturers prescribing drugs, including those you don't need ... take a look at the congressional investigations dealing with doctors in the United States that make more than $100,000 a year prescribing medicine that's useless and getting paid to do it... So at the end of the day I have a big smile on my face knowing I have a great Doctor who has my best interest at heart and has probably kept me alive more than once and more than a few times I am grateful to an incredible extent every day I see her. AF Williams has a number of really good doctors and I have seen a few of them as well. I like to stick with the same doctor... I've never had my own doctor until I became seriously ill... it's difficult to explain this, but when that happens, you became very dependent upon your nurse and your doctor... my nurse was promoted to bigger and better things but... it doesn't get better than being a doctor and so there's no promotion from there. Doctors don't have the time to explain everything to you that they should explain... just like we as human beings don't do and say all the things we should do and say to others. For example, I recently had a procedure done to take a look at my bladder stone; huge, 1 inch in diameter stones ... I wasn't told that the unintrusive Sonic cannon was as good as the very intrusive stick a camera up my urethra... a painful and very strange experience... it wasn't explained to me that the shot given was not given in the muscle, but simply down the urethra. I thought I might suffer some horrible malady as a result I realized later that I'd be OK. I still resent not being told alternative treatments. There were less intrusive and just as effective treatments.

The most inefficient physicians' office that I have ever been in. You will sit and wait and wait in…read moreone of the spartan exam rooms for 10 mins after ur appointment; Than 20 mins., Then, 30 mins. or more. If you need additional services like an X-ray, you can expect to sit there for another 30+ minutes before finally having to remind them that you are still there - waiting! Just the worst!

Revolutionary doctor indeed! Dr. Grover is the kindest, most compassionate doctor I have ever met…read more He has helped me to unlock doors in my soul that I never knew were there! I feel a great sense of peace within my soul after my sessions. Amy was amazing at holding space for me during my journey and I could feel her positive energy radiating! I am truly so grateful for the work they do at RevolutionaryMD. The energy of the clinic is magnetic and you can feel the love when you walk in the door! I highly recommend Dr. Grover to anyone looking for healing breakthroughs in their life. Best doctor in Denver, and the world!

Dr Grover is amazing. I first met him in 2007 when I first moved to Denver. At the time I was…read morehaving a mysterious health issue that I was extremely concerned with and was being shuffled from doctor to doctor to try to figure it out. Doctors would spend 5 to 10 minutes with me and didn't seem to care. I met Dr Grover and he spent nearly 1 hour with me - uninterrupted while we discussed my symptoms and I had a thorough examination. He ordered some tests and we DID figure it out. He never once dismissed me or rushed me. Demonstrating a true concern for his patients is an attribute of Dr Grover. I had a friend also see Dr Grover regularly and he went into the ER with a health scare. Dr Grover called him on his cell phone and walked asked to talk to the ER doctor on the phone. Ever since then - he has continued to be a great doctor and I see him on everything from my annual physical to the typical issues, bumps, bruises, and illnesses.

Former D1 athlete/current athlete here- I've been to athletic trainers, other chiropractors, sports…read moremedicine PTs, the whole lot, for all sorts of chronic & acute aches & pains & none of them helped me in 20 years. Dr. Russ Sellers is a MIRACLE worker for the human body. I've seen him for a multitude of different issues & he can get me fixed up in 1-3 sessions! His bedside manner is unmatched, he truly knows his stuff & has been keeping me pain free for over a year now. Cannot recommend enough!

Amazing. Significant improvement every time I leave the office. It's truly unbelievable. Very…read morethankful to have found Dr. Russ Sellers

Dr. Melendez & everyone else working at this establishment is doing the lord's work…read moreI had a full thoracic decompression via Dr. Melendez & am incredibly grateful she was the surgeon to do it. I've seen multiple doctors for this ailment who were not nearly as experienced or professional. My surgery was a success because Dr. Melendez was the surgeon who preformed it! In addition, the administrative & support team here is incredibly kind & helpful. Even when patients (including myself) are impatient or unkind to them, they consistently prove we're lucky they chose this industry & help however they can

I had pain in my leg and my doc referred me. I called for an appointment. They said they hadn't…read morereceived the referral and it would take up to TWO WEEKS for them to get the referral and call me for an appointment! I called 5 days later and they still hadn't gotten it. My doc confirmed that it was sent the day it was requested. They are definitely not interested in patient care. I got a referral to United Vein and Vascular and they called me the same day for an appointment.

I would not recommend Dr. Wilk to anyone. I was in his care for an approximately two years. During…read morethat time, I never had a visit that lasted over 15 minutes, and he was frequently distracted and inattentive in the visit. Twice, he confused me with his next patient, and I had to remind him who I was, and what my concerns were, which was disconcerting. During the time I was in his care he also misdiagnosed a Covid vaccine injury I incurred when I took the second Pfizer booster. The booster caused me to suffer incredibly intense neuropathic pain, which he claimed was caused by stenosis of my neck and encouraged me to take the second booster shot. I followed his advice which increased my injury exponentially. When I finally got to see a neurologist for my neuropathy, she explained that my condition was a known adverse reaction to the vaccine, and that I should not have taken the second booster shot that he recommended. He also twice tried to prescribe a medication for me that I am allergic to, and the fact that I am allergic to the drug was in my medical records. When I questioned him, he was rude and dismissive, suggesting that I "should find a concierge medical practice if I wasn't happy".

If not for Dr. Wilk, my daughter and I would not have survived her birth. He saw me through my…read morepregnancy and then helped me in my healing process. I will recommend him to anyone suffering complications in pregnancy. He is truly a brilliant, remarkable doctor. His staff is also fantastic and friendly.

This doctor single-handedly destroyed my life. I chose him over 25 other specialists in Thoracic…read moreOutlet Syndrome. We had a game plan on him removing my extra rib. However, all he cared about was proving his "research". The plan was to remove my extra rib that was the cause of my TOS. I had done tons of research prior. While in surgery, he decides not only to not remove the rib, he also injured my long thoracic nerve. When I woke up, he said in no uncertain means and in a way that he was at no fault that 1) He did not remove my extra rib and then 2) He "stretched" my long thoracic nerve. I came out with a Winging Scapula and have never recovered since and this was 11 years ago. This doctor should not be in practice at all. He does not have good beside manner whatsoever and is only concerned with cutting into you and not taking any accountability for his very detrimental mistakes. I have seen several other surgeons after him that explained where he absolutely went wrong. Dr. Annest needs to be out of practice.

He didn't give me chance to talk or explain my issues. Both he & his staff were running at full…read morespeed in a hurry. He left the visit leaving me feeling empty & puzzled. Never once asked if I had any questions. I hoped to take advantage of his expertise in the field to have him explain something in a surgical report I had from a previous thoracic surgery - but he rushed in & out so fast & didn't give me the opportunity. New patients are supposed to be given extra time but I wasn't because they were running behind. That wasn't fair to me. I didn't feel cared about as a person. He took control of the whole visit from the moment he walked in the door, spent most of visit dictating to his assistant what to type on the computer stuff he was reading off of my new patient paperwork. There wasn't any warmth in his personality, just fast in, fast out & on to next patient, like a herd of cattle. No compassion or concern about my problem. I was able to say I think 2 sentences about my issue, but the whole visit was controlled by him & his being in a hurry to get to next patient. That unsettled me and I couldn't think fast enough to ask/say what I needed before he was out the door.