My lower back and one hip was stiff and sore. For over four months…read more I finally decided to see Dr. McKenzie R. After one session of dry needling I have gained tremendous mobility and the pain has almost completely disappeared. Woohoo!!! Why did I wait so long? Give them a try; a kind caring professional group.

I have been coming here for several years for back pain and other issues. Mackenzie is the best…read morechiropractor I've worked with and has the best bedside manner. After herniating my disc I could barely walk due to the pain and after a few visits she had me feeling WAY better. She is very knowledgeable and trained in dry needling techniques. She also uses tools like cupping and scrapping if needed as well. I've also been seeing Lauren DPT for an ankle injury and she has helped tremendously with decreasing my pain and getting my mobility back. If you're looking for a more holistic and functional medicine approach I highly recommend this clinic for any physical needs. They also have an NP on staff who can do physical exams and IV hydration.

Love the whole team and feel comfortable to see any of the providers. My visit with Emily was great…read moreand she listened to my concerns about medications and what I was going through. We made a change on my birth control and I'm feeling so much better. Thank you Emily

TLDR: This is a very poorly-run office and a very hostile environment for people of color -- read…read moreto the end. Every year there are scheduling issues. This year I was rescheduled less than 24 hours before my appointment (which had literally been scheduled the previous year) and all I was told on the phone is that there had been "schedule changes." The new time I was offered was extremely inconvenient for me, but I felt compelled to take it because I am conscientious about my health and otherwise the appointment would be 2 months away. At the time I was rescheduled, I had already filled out the extremely long form they send you to fill out in advance, and after they rescheduled me I got texts asking me to do it again. I was later told, at my appointment, that it wasn't necessary to fill out the form again and that the front desk should have told me that, but clearly they didn't. At my appointment, the person (nurse? PA? they never tell you) told me that the reschedule was necessary because "a doctor who was flying back from vacation had her flight cancelled and so Dr. Felle had to cover for her." In other words, doctors' vacation needs take precedence over appointments that were literally scheduled a year in advance. Their office is ALWAYS freezing and on multiple occasions. I have waited, shivering in one of the thin gowns, for over 45 minutes. So, patient time is completely disrespected by this practice, but THEIR time is treated as extremely precious (signs are everywhere saying that if you are 10 minutes late you will be rescheduled -- I never have been late but I am sure they wouldn't hesitate to send you home if, say, your bus was a bit late!) I see Dr. Felle for less than 5 minutes per visit -- she is always in a hurry -- so I don't have much basis for an opinion on her. The most offensive thing of all is that this office has one of those cartoon photos of Ruth Bader Ginsburg with the words "I Dissent." To be clear, RBG was a racist old white lady who only hired ONE Black clerk (out of over 100) during her entire career on the Supreme Court and said that Colin Kaepernick's silent kneeling to protest police violence against Black people was "dumb." Also, if RBG had retired earlier in Obama's second term, he could have appointed someone to replace her and maybe we'd still have more protection for reproductive rights. Anyone can research all this in 5 seconds on the Internet, and maybe think twice about putting RBG on the wall in a gynecologists' office, but apparently no one has taken the time at this office. It's typical liberal white lady stuff -- virtue signalling without actually doing your homework. I have vaguely thought about finding a new practice but I am very busy (especially since I am burdened with tasks like rearranging my schedule at the drop of a hat to accommodate their doctor's vacations, and filling out lengthy forms twice!), and there's something to be said for continuity of care, so I haven't done it yet. I definitely don't recommend this practice to any new patients who are people of color. I am well off, highly educated, and able to advocate for myself, but I shudder to think of how poor people of color must be treated here.

I cannot recommend Dr. Matthew Brown or RIA based on my experience…read more From the beginning, I made it very clear that I have an extensive family history of terminal cancer of all ages and I had already accumulated significant radiation exposure within the year following my pulmonary AVM diagnosis. I have lost multiple close family members to cancer, so every additional CT scan carries an enormous emotional burden for me, since just ONE CT scan raises your cancer risk. I repeatedly explained this and fiercely advocated for myself, but my concerns were never taken seriously. Instead, they were consistently dismissed. My first pulmonary AVM embolization performed by Dr. Brown ultimately failed. I later learned that recanalization after embolization is relatively uncommon (less than 5%), and that failure led to additional testing, an additional radiation angiogram procedure, and another CT scan that would've been avoided had the initial treatment been successful. The worst part came afterward. I requested a follow-up bubble study in lieu of a CT, which showed only a very small late right-to-left shunt--approximately 10 late bubbles. I read on my own that tiny shunts like that aren't treatable and carry no significant risk. I pleaded with Dr. Brown not to order another CT scan and asked that alternatives be considered because of my recent radiation history, given this was such a tiny shunt. Those concerns were ignored. Being told that "there's radiation everywhere" after expressing my fears about cumulative radiation exposure wasn't reassuring--it was dismissive. I was also told without the CT, he wouldn't provide me with medical clearance for future procedures. After seeking a second opinion at Anschutz, I was told that, in my case, the final CT scan was not necessary. The physician reviewed published literature with me indicating that fewer than 30 late bubbles are not associated with any significant neurological risk. He also explained that my request of just a bubble study echocardiogram would have been more than sufficient, rather than another CT scan--an option that was never given to me despite my repeated concerns about radiation exposure. The physician at Anschutz also provided me with medical clearance for future procedures and said the bubble study was enough for that (when Dr. Brown said it wasn't and required the unnecessary CT). Learning afterward that there was published evidence supporting a different approach left me wondering why that evidence was never discussed with me, or why Dr. Brown never read it, or even researched it before ordering another CT scan knowing I was so against it. Now I live with the fear that I underwent additional radiation exposure that wasn't even necessary. No one can tell me whether it will ever affect my health, but I am the one who has to carry that uncertainty for the rest of my life. As the mother of three young children under five years old, that fear is overwhelming. I want to be here for them and watch them grow up. This wasn't just simply disagreeing about a treatment plan--it was feeling that my concerns were dismissed rather than discussed. Shared decision-making means listening to patients, especially when they come prepared and ask informed questions. I don't think it's an unreasonable request of patients that current medical evidence and relevant studies be considered and kept up with by their physician. That was not my experience. This experience permanently damaged my trust in Dr. Brown and RIA. I'm transferring all of my care to Anschutz, and I only wish I had done so before undergoing multiple angiograms and CT scans, including the ones deemed unnecessary. If you have HHT, suspected HHT, or any type of arteriovenous malformation (AVM), I strongly encourage you to seek care at Anschutz instead of RIA. Anschutz will listen to you and your concerns. If you do stay with RIA, at least secure a second opinion before agreeing to repeated imaging or major treatment decisions. I wish I had trusted my instincts sooner. Patients deserve physicians who listen, respect informed questions, stay current on pertinent medical literature, and practice genuine shared decision-making. Unfortunately, that was not my experience with Dr. Matthew Brown or RIA. I deserved better. My children deserved better for their mom. Please continue advocating for yourself. Just because it didn't work for me, doesn't mean you should stop trying. They will have to hear us eventually. -Samantha R

Both my wife and I have been treated by doctors here. They were professional, kind and had a…read morewonderful bedside manner that put us both at ease. They discovered my wife had a severe arterial issue and were able to help her get the care and medications needed to treat this issue. We will always use them when we have vascular issues.

Do not go here if you need to see the actual doctor, Dr. Owen Reichman. The front desk and woman…read morewho did the hearing test were nice and informative, and they're the only reason this is 2 stars instead of 1. I arrived for a hearing test and to investigate hearing loss and pressure in my left ear. My hearing was in-fact worse in my left ear according to the hearing test results. After the test and waiting half an hour in the examination room for Dr. Reichman to come in, I decided to open the door and see if they had forgotten about me. A couple minutes later, Dr. Reichman comes in, spends tops 3 minutes looking in my ears and mouth, and tells me I'm fine then walks out of the room and said I could leave. It was clear he didn't care to understand the problem and just wanted to move on with his day. Overall it was a pretty big waste of time and money (aside from getting the hearing test results). Now I'm on my own again to find out what's actually happening with my ear. Save yourself some time and frustration and see a different ENT doctor other than Dr. Reichman.

I called their office multiple times to get my allergy records faxed over for an appointment with…read moreanother doctor tomorrow. I called during business hours, left a VM and finally called back and talked to someone. She assured me she was faxing the records as soon as we got off the phone. Fifteen minutes and no records so I called back. I was told it could take 30 minutes so I waited an hour. Called back and of course they wouldn't answer. I never got my records. This is pretty typical on every experience I have had with this office.

Cori Millen was literally the rudest, most unprofessional doctor I have ever been to. I had one…read moreappointment with her. She hit a nerve in my shoulder with a needle, I was in excruciating pain for months. Never went back. She is pretentious, snobby, and does not care about patients.

I drive 4 hours to be seen here. They are very dedicated on getting you to feel better as well as…read morefollow through. They respond quickly and always have your best interest at heart. so grateful for them for helping me get my life back.

I didn't get a lot of straight answers here, no pun intended. the doctor didn't seem to know much…read moreabout his measurement software--which is half the job. gave me 3 measurements that don't match what two previous doctors have told me. I came here looking for help. Pain relief. Injections. and I was sent out in tears with no more resources than I started with.

Worst doctor ever don't waste your time. He is belittling and rude. Doesn't know what he's doing…read moreand is more interested in bragging about how good he thinks he is. When really there are way better doctors out there.

Helen has amazing hands and has helped my love with back and leg pain beyond measure!read more

When I moved to Colorado over four years ago, I did lots of trial and error trying to find the…read moreright Chiropractor. Finally I found Dr Pete Stucz and he is AMAZING! He is NOT your rack'em and crack'em and load up your appointments tapping into your insurance kind of doctor. If you want to get to the root of your pain and fix it gently, accurately, and heal, Dr Stucz is the one for you. Check him out, you'll love him!

Sup foos. Yo' boy, T$ be back at it! Been away for a bit. Good to be back on the outside, feel…read moreme? Anywayz, when I was in, tore up my knee a bit after a little tussle wit some dem east side foos. Wasn't bad enough to do anything whilst in but wanted to get it right when out. Went to Andy Park on the advice of one my boyz who's an ED doc. Good reco, fosho. Surgery was super smooth. Nurses was way nice. In/out in like 2 hours. Less than one week post surg and already feelin' good. Highly recommend Dr. Parker. Cool dude, too. Not sure he take medicaid for all y'all broke ass mufukas but if y'all worried about that - get a real job!

Dr Parker has treated me for several issues over the years, including knee surgery in February…read more2016. He is literally the best there is, and has been a top Doc on 5280s list numerous times. I enjoy his bedside manner. He actually cares about his patients. His office can take care of any orthopedic need that you may have.