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Mountain West Dermatologists - Patient treatment room

Mountain West Dermatologists

3.1(16 reviews)
2.1 mi

I had some very dry skin that was getting discolored. Very annoying and embarrassing. I went to my…read morenormal doctor and he said he thought it was mild eczema. He said to take colder showers and use lotion. Duh. I tried that and special lotions for eczema and it would lighten the patches but never got rid of them. Dr Deethes got me in quickly and gave me a prescription for a gel moisturizer that cleared my problem up in about a week and prevents any further damage. I'm not a vain person but when you get red splotches on your face and under your eyes that turn white in the sun it was an amazing relief to have it fixed. It's been almost a year without any breakouts. Thank You Mountain West!

Now that it's been a while since I have been to this office and I have found an amazing doctor in…read moreDenver, I can say without a doubt that this is one of the worst doctors that I've ever been to in my life. I won't say her name, but she did everything wrong. In fact, I would encourage medical schools to come to this clinic in order to teach medical students what low care looks like from an uninterested dermatologist. . The doctor in question showed me zero compassion, kept to her schedule to the point that I felt like an afterthought, (Sidenote: I talked as fast as I could because I knew I would lose her attention otherwise) and lastly, she made me feel like I was the first patient she ever saw with psoriasis. The medicine that she prescribed me was incredibly expensive and caused me to have G.I. issues without actually helping my skin problems. When I told her that I was going off it, she acted like my choices for trying something else that worked were very limited. I actually remember leaving her office and feeling devastated. I didn't write this in my last review, but I tried to talk to the office manager about my concerns when I went to pick up my medical records, but he was in some sort of meeting and it honestly felt like a waste of time at that point. Fast forward to now. I am just so happy that I was able to move to the front range area of Colorado and find a doctor that actually helped me. My psoriasis is completely under control now with a medicine that cost me $2 dollars a month (with my insurance) and zero side effects. There's pretty much no way in hell I would ever go back to this dermatology office. Honestly, I have the upmost respect for doctors, but I have never been to a doctor quite like this one. I would encourage you to do your research before making an appointment here.

Epiphany Dermatology - Yamila Goenaga, MD

Epiphany Dermatology

1.8(21 reviews)
0.3 mi

Don't recommend. After four years and four visits, I have decided that I will not be returning…read more Their front desk is quite weak. My main complaint, however, is with the Dr and the billing. Twice now I have been billed for services not provided. An oversize? Maybe. But being a franchise that they are, I think it is uncharging. Why charge for one lesion freeze-off when you can charge for two?! The Doctor spends less than 5 minutes with me doing a "whole body" skin check yearly. That is billed at $350 to insurance. I almost $200 for that three minutes. Then he freezes one lesion with liquid nitrogen. That costs $200 (+). They say these freeze another lesion and that is another $20-40 depending on size and location. By the way. They never froze a second session but they certainly did bill for it. That just happened this June. Two years ago I was billed $500 for a second incised (cut out) lesion after one was frozen. Problem is that a second lesion was not cut out . It never happened. I even had to get on the phone with the main office in TX and tell them that this did not happen. The Dr I talked to there even questioned my memory (it supposedly had happened one month prior). I told the Dr in TX that if I had a cut on my face that it would still be visible and I was willing to show my face and the lack of healing wound. She finally believed me. It is the high prices, low amount of service and the possible fraud that has me looking elswhere.

I looked up the site this morning to remind myself of the location, and found some surprising…read morereviews. 1) I have always found Dr. Ingersoll and his staff to be professional, friendly and helpful. I'm not there to get his life story or have beers, but rather for medical services, so there's a reasonable limit interactions. 2) Anybody who goes to the dermatologist without a list of areas of concern that they have noticed over time has nobody but themselves to blame if something is missed, in my opinion. I take responsibility for my own health and do not depend on others to notice everything that I see every day. We're all human, so help out a little bit. Mark M.

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St Mary's Medical Center - A very good man who's judgment was made by evil!

St Mary's Medical Center

2.3(50 reviews)
1.8 mi

I have always had great experiences there whether in emergency or out patient surgery. Checking out…read moreafter a two night stay today and pretty unhappy over one stupid issue. The bed keeps one awake! First night after surgery drugs in my system helped me sleep through it but last night had to stay up reading and get some sleep sitting up. It's the motor that powers the air bed. Somebody should get fired over this purchasing decision.sure it sounded like a great bed but the motor is right by your head and never stops. It's like a siren all the time. Restorative sleep is needed after surgery. You won't get it here. Wonderful staff and they all know about the problem. Everyone complains and can't sleep. I would not choose St. Mary's again if I need to stay the night.

This place is called by locals in the valley "Saint Scary's" and for good reason. Don't go there…read morefor an emergency because you'll feel scared for your life. You'll have a severe ambulatory medical event in the wilderness that requires you to be ambulanced in, then you'll sit in the waiting room in a wheelchair unable to move for four hours, then by the time somebody sees you, all of your symptoms will be gone. Then they will decide that the best treatment for you is to do a drug test to make sure you aren't on drugs. Well, they figured out. I wasn't on drugs and I am not a drug user, but unfortunately they didn't figure out what was wrong with me because they let the symptoms go away. I could probably give you a lot more horror stories. Basically go to community or family health West. I only ended up here because the EMTs believed that I was having a neurological issue and no one else has neurology. Well I'll never know if it was neurological because all I got was a drug test.

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