I have been going to this business for many years. The…read morequality of service is excellen! All of the staff members are efficient, knowledgeable, and courteous! I highly recommend Animas Valley Audiology!

Be careful about this office. I had a hearing assessment in anticipation for the inevitable fitting…read moreof hearing aids. There were a few weeks between making the initial appointment and the actual appointment date. Lots of time for the office to establish the benefit of my insurance. After spending 2 hours in the assessment, and paying for the visit, the office informed me that they do not accept the discount program offered by my insurance. Pretty sure this is the definition of a scam.

Unlike previous reviewer, my experience was wonderful. Got appt within 2 weeks. The charming, Dr…read more Nicole Denney, is professional, yet personable. You're immediately at ease. The doctor is thorough in her explanations & readily answers any questions. We've never felt rushed. I highly recommend this doctor!

Doesn't get any worse. Months of waiting for appointments to correct badly fit aids and seeing…read moresomeone different every time. They are more concerned with getting new customers in there that respond to their huge newspaper inserts than those that have just purchased new aids. After waiting for weeks I am told that I am beyond the trial period and have to return them or buy them. Since they are not willing to have them work properly first I will need to find another vendor that can provide better services. It's rather laughable that they refer to their customers as patients. This used to be a good place until they started their never ending reign of personnel problems.

Dr. Cain has been great her office staff were great at getting me on the cancelation list . She is…read morepopular, so there was a wait. They also explained my insurance far better than my insurance company ever has.

Probably the most unethical experience One can expect from a medical provider anywhere. Their…read moreoffice mgr, Dawn, went so far as trying to cut my communication off from the hearing aid manufacturer so I could not get any support. There were problems with unlicensed trainees doing the work of audiologists, waiting for hours in the waiting room and finding out later that it was the doctor you were waiting for that was roaming the halls. My cochlear implant was delayed for two years because of inconsistent testing and I eventually had to go to Denver to get professional help. Dawn is probably the worst help a doctor should have running an office that has been in constant turmoil or mor tn two years.

I would give no stars if it was possible. Hands-down the absolute worst doctor I've EVER been to…read more He has no desire to get to the root problem, and is categorically dismissive if you try and speak to him about recurring symptoms. Years later and I'm still dealing with the aftermath of his shoddy care. Terrible, and is hopefully retired by now to spare other patients.

This review is solely for the Plastic Surgery side of Peak Rejuvenation. After reading through the…read morereviews, I had high hopes, even with the new provider, Dr. Iorio. I assumed that a surgeon would want to leave his practice in good hands if he planned to leave as it sounds like Dr. Williams is. I had my pre-op appointment with Dr. Iorio a few weeks ago. At that appointment, I sat down with Brayden and discussed billing and she said that since Dr. Iorio is new, they were trying to fill up his schedule. Last week, when my schedule suddenly became available, I called the office on the off chance that they might have an appointment available soon. They said they had availability Monday, June 15 and asked me to come in that same day to finalize things. I went in, spoke with Dr. Iorio and paid them 10K. I was supposed to be able to 'try on' boobs, but they didn't have anything below 350cc (and this is when things began to take a turn). During the entire appointment, the staff and Dr. Iorio himself talked incessantly about how 'big' most women like to go and how hard my skin would be to work with. It felt inappropriate as we should have been discussing what I wanted and what my outcome would be. I left still unsure about what my breasts would look like after surgery, so I went home, did some research and found out that what I was requesting isn't that uncommon. Apparently it's called 'yoga boobs' or 'ballerina boobs'. I have always been tall and thin and have never been more than a B cup, even when breastfeeding twins. They did deflate after that though, so I just want to feel feminine and filled in again (B cup max). I explained to Dr. Iorio, who is new to Durango, that women in Durango are incredible. We are active athletes and most women in this town aren't going to want ridiculously large breasts, so it's important for women like me to have an idea of what their breasts are going to look and feel like after surgery. I emailed pictures of what I would like to look like and sat with the doctor again for an hour and a half and he still couldn't show me anything remotely resembling what my breasts might look like post surgery. It was 2:30 on Friday when I was told that they couldn't do my surgery on Monday and would need to postpone for 2 weeks because my implants hadn't arrived (they couldn't even track them, which was incredibly bizarre). I had already bought my mother and stepmother plane tickets to come and help with my children... They had to move things around in their schedules. This isn't a dentist appointment that you can just reschedule. This is surgery. I had already stopped some medications that could cause complications with anesthesia. This was by far the most unprofessional and out of this world experience. My partner was CEO of the largest private employer in this town for over a decade. If he ever ran that company like this, it wouldn't have grown. They need to reimburse my credit card ASAP including the 1.5% fee they charged as this has been the biggest inconvenience and none of it should be on my dime. I'm looking forward to getting my breast augmentation done by a professional. I have found doctors in Denver who do 3-D imaging so you can go into your surgery with confidence, having an idea of what your breasts will look like. I hope when I meet with them, I'll be met with positivity about my outcome and my body as it has done incredible things. I grew two 8 pound humans at the exact same time. I'm proud of this body and will not allow another person to criticize my skin, elasticity, collagen, etc... As Dr. Iorio did. Please ladies, know your worth and have high expectations of everyone around you. These people demanded my trust without ever giving me any reason to trust them. Red flags beyond red flags. I'm posting a photo of myself because I'm only 43 and believe I was giving him a beautiful canvas to work with. Disgusting practice and human.

My lumpy finger had two previous surgeries around 7 and 8 years ago. That plastic surgeon commented…read morethe second time, "It could come back again. If it does, you can just wait until it interferes with movement or it bothers you." Showing my lumpy finger to other doctors over those years, no one showed concerned. One surgeon a year ago, said he could remove it, but couldn't guarantee saving the nerve. Eventually I was referred to Dr. Jeffrey William who looked at my finger February 28th and said matter of fact, "I know what that is, an aggressive tumor of the tendon sheath." Surgery was scheduled in two weeks. When I woke up my hand was wrapped with HUGE hard bandaging. The tumor was aggressive and had taken out the skin, the nerve, two tendons, a ligament, and some of the bone. It was all Dr. Williams could do to save the distal phalanx (end bone section)! My finger was sewn to the palm of my hand with a flap to graft skin onto the affected area. Because the area is so small it needs blood flow from the donor site. I thought I was going in for basically cosmetic surgery and it ended up the ugly growth had been ruining my finger! What if I had gone to the other surgeon? How would I sew? Play the piano? Keyboard? What if I had waited until it totally "interfered with movement?" I am still working on finger flexion and extension, but I can sew, type, play the piano, garden. . . Thank you Dr. Jeffrey Williams! I know it takes years of training at pitiful wages and great debt to develop medical skills. I am so blessed to have found the right doctor with a helpful, competent staff.

I first went to internal medicine in August and was happy with how thorough they were. I went back…read morefor a follow-up in September and again was pleased. On this second visit I was told to continue the medication but because the original script was just fir a month, the pharmacy had to get it renewed. My second visit was in Tuesday and the pharmacy sent a request in Wednesday. Finding out the prescription request had gone unanswered I called the doctor's office and left a detailed message. Monday the pharmacy still had heard nothing so I again called the doctors office and left a detailed message with someone to give to the medical assistant. Late Monday I had still heard nothing do I again called the doctors office and this time got a live person who said they knew nothing about my problem and said she saw a script sent to the pharmacy for my medication. I asked the date and she finally replied August. I said this isn't August, is it? So she said she souls send the approval to the pharmacy right away. My point is that it shouldn't take almost seven days to get a prescription renewed and only after three phone calls and my getting bad information back. I am not impressed. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of medical providers in this area or else I would look at alternatives.