OK, so things are pretty much back to normal in health care and I have to give a thumbs up to the…read morestaff here. It still takes a long time to see my PCP for a routine physical, but when someone takes a fall at pickleball and breaks a wrist, they are all over it. Very caring -- my PA called to make sure I'd gotten Xrays and ortho attention. I'd rather not have had that experience, but it is nice to know there's help when it's needed.

On several occasions, they've literally ghosted me when I've been waiting on test results that they…read morethemselves said were urgent. They always say they're going to call back within 24 hours, but it goes on for weeks with me trying to get in touch with them but never hearing anything.

To be honest, I've always was dreadful of doctors and hospitals. I also pretty shy and don't like…read moreto be undressed, even on seldom occasions. This always was the reason to avoid it at all costs. Dr. Lisa Gidday was very warm and kind to me. I have very good memories. Everything went good and I told my husband, how pleased I was, and also I referred her to a friend, who liked her as well. I've got all the help, attention, and guidance I needed in my few appointments. Got some issues, which were fixed by referring to a specialist and prescriptions mostly of vitamins. Lately, I did not have big problems with my health, and having a busy traveling schedule as an excuse, went inactive with my ' hospital duties'. I knew, of course, one day I'll need to make a routine appointment. So I did and found out, that Dr. Gidday is going to be retired at the end of this year. Maybe it is too late, but I still want to send her good wishes, to say thank you, and that my experience was over and above anything that I've experienced from a doctor. All the best for an amazing retirement!

I'm honestly not sure how to word this in a polite way without a demeaning approach. I do know…read morethat I had been in a very frustrating situation with health issues that no one was able to resolve. Even to this day. Gidday and her PA/NP, Tabitha were about as clueless as my small child. Their compassion and understanding of a patient's frustration is nonexistent. One visit the assistant came in to tell her that my time was up. (15 minutes). Another time I sat in the waiting room for 30 minutes to then be told they were running late. I was offered to stay or reschedule. I stayed only to be told 45 minutes later that they were going to have to reschedule because now it was their lunch time. They have given me a hard time to write doctors excuses for my medical condition because they didn't feel comfortable writing it down on a permanent document. I could go on. This group is incompetent with no compassion or worries for patient satisfaction. If you are looking for an MD to keep you healthy and sane, this is NOT the place. Take them off your list and continue searching.

Dr Ghaibeh is a phenomenal physician. She was my mother's and aunt's physician for years. I…read morealways went with them to her appointments. She took great care of them and was so kind and thoughtful. She spent time with each of them getting to know them as a patient and person. I highly recommend. Dr Ghaibeh!

From the owner: Dr. Ghaibeh offers a different approach to primary care with conveniences like same/next-day…read moreappointments that start on time and a focus on preventive medicine. Her MDVIP-affiliated practice is open to new patients, including Medicare and commercially insured, in Littleton. Similar to concierge medicine physicians, Dr. Ghaibeh is available 24/7 by phone. Her practice offers the MDVIP Wellness Program, which includes advanced health screenings and diagnostic tests that have been shown to help detect issues earlier.

I've had nothing but bad experiences with this physician. My experience with him is that he is…read moredismissive, doesn't listen, doesn't seem to really care what you may have to say. He blames everything that you might be concerned with on stress, age, weight, diet, weather...heck probably even the latest news cycle or what you're wearing...other than trying to find out what really might be causing your issue, making me feel more like an annoyance in his day rather than a patient. He would spend as little time as possible with me...blow in the door and out in 5 minutes. He would make a snap diagnosis and then offer a prescription for something without offering an explanation or doing a test. I would never recommend this person to anyone.

Don't do it!!! I went to Dr Lee for a refill on a depression/anxiety med that I've been on for…read moreyears. The doctor was more concerned about telling me how fat I was than anything else. He also told me I don't need my medication because if I worked out and prayed I wouldn't have anxiety or depression!!!! I got my medication today and now I know he wasn't listening to me at all because he gave me the wrong strength of medicine.

Optum is unethical. I am 68 and a cancer survivor. My husband is 71. WITHOUT ANY WARNING, by…read morecancelling my husband's appointment a day before he was to be seen, we found out that we are not allowed to be seen by any of our doctors anymore. They will not allow us to even pay out of pocket or say goodbye to our doctors. Again, because Optum did not tell us, we are now without providers.

Ever since this clinic sold out to Optum, it's gone entirely downhill. People have been quitting…read moreleft and right, you have to book out months in advance for your annuals. They apparently also don't note anything in their charts either so if you tell them a provider said something in your last visit they will gaslight you to the mountains and back. The practice manager is out of his scope of practice and will just repeat robotic lines without any help or real explanation. Lauren Amacker is an excellent provider but I will not be giving this clinic, specifically OPTUM, a dime more of my money. I wish she would work somewhere else. Optum and UHC do not care about you as a human being. Please take your business to an actual family practice and do not support multi billion dollar companies sucking the life out of our country.

I can't say enough good things about this clinic, its staff and most of all Dr. Celinde Strohl…read more I have been seeing her for 27 years during which I have had a host of medical issues, which she has seen me through...the most complicated of which was a major stroke they didn't know if I would survive. Dr. Strohl was at the hospital the day of my cerebral hemorrhage. She spoke to the neurosurgeon when things didn't look good, and he chose to operate even when others said I was 'too far gone.' I am convinced that if it weren't for her, I wouldn't be here. She is passionate about her patients. She advocates for them. That's what you need in a doctor today. God definitely broke the mold when He made her.

I've been going to this clinic for about 8-10 years. I find this office to be incompetent and…read moreunresponsive. To this point I've tolerated their substandard performance to avoid the hassle of searching for a new clinic; however, I think I have reached my breaking point with these people. I tested positive for Covid Friday night. I called and left a message Saturday and Sunday for their on-call physician to call me and no call back. I have health risk factors, but apparently that's no concern. I'm done with them. Tomorrow I will find a new and hopefully better clinic. If you are considering Littleton Internal Medicine I'd recommend you look elsewhere.

From the receptionist to the nurse, everyone is welcoming and professional. The clinic is very…read moreclean, modern, and well-managed. I always feel valued and cared for here, and I have been a patient for over nine years. I have had several serious medical conditions that have impacted my life--from being diagnosed with diabetes to undergoing open-hand surgery for Dupuytren's Contracture. Dr. Fine has always attended to these and every other medical concern with the best care possible. Dr. Andy Fine is what I would refer to as a no-nonsense doctor, which aligns with the fact that he is an accredited Physician Educator at the University of Colorado (CU) Anschutz School of Medicine. Having been seen by countless physicians throughout my life, I always leave Dr. Andy Fine's office feeling fortunate and thankful to be under his continuous care.

Dr. Fine should not be practicing patient care. I'm sure he's competent, but his personality and…read morebedside manner does not reflect competence. I used to see his physician assistant. She quit a year ago and I was forced to see Dr. Fine. In THREE separate visits to address chronic insomnia, he spent a total of less then 10 minutes with me. He never made eye contact and never laid a hand on me to examine me. He only asked, "How are you sleeping?" and then prescribed yet another medication. I'm currently looking for a new doctor.

I have seen Dr Lubeck for over 10 years. She is kind, compassionate and really listens. She never…read morehurries you along or makes you feel rushed. Would recommend her to anyone!

Now that I'm living in Oregon, I've had a difficult time finding any primary care physician. But NO…read moreONE has been as good to me as Dr Aiken was when I lived in Littleton. His kindness helped me through a very difficult divorce and his sense of humor. When I was diagnosed with a brain tumor he came to the hospital to look at the CT scan and discovered that I had been misdiagnosed and I didn't have a tumor, it was someone else. I had been scheduled for surgery for the next morning. His office is protective of him and they can be very unpleasant but I'm seeing him and not them. He is the best

I have been going to this practice for decades. I unquestionably trust them with my health. They…read moretake the time to ponder any of my issues and come up with a solution or suggestion. If you want a group which is like the idealistic small town practice, this is it.