Went to her when she was in Santa Barbara, CA & she was absolutely fantastic! Did a Bulkamid…read moreprocedure for my urine incontinence & the results were amazing! No longer was having to wear thick pads, nor experiencing excessive leakage! & didn't have to undergo a more serious bladder surgery! The operation took 10-20 minutes & there was no "downtime." Is on top of her game-- I was the third patient of hers that she did this procedure on at the time & she was curious to know how it came out! A 90% to 95% improvement from where I was! Was now wearing a thin pad "just in case" versus a thick one! Results were immediate!!! Unbelievable & I was so happy!!!

Dr. Alexandria Rogers is one of the most caring physicians that I have ever met. She is truly…read moreinterested in helping the patient achieve his or her goals. I like the fact that she saves me two or three hours in a live office visit when she can by working with me remotely. Many doctors would not do that. She exhibits the tenacity to stay with an issue until the problem is resolved. Her help has changed my world. I would highly recommend her. Sue W

This is without a doubt the WORST practice I have ever worked with. Everyone here is either…read moreincompetent or just don't care about their patients. It took over 3 months to get a cancer diagnosis from these folks then when I did have a diagnosis, it took close to a month of me calling and messaging through the portal MULTIPLE times before their scheduler finally called me back. I used to lead this specific cancer program at American Cancer Society and NEVER saw care this poor! Then I had an acute urologic issue that required and emergency room visit and when I asked the doctor why it happened, he told me "stuff happens." Turns out it was an adverse event from a med I was on, but he didn't bother to even review my meds as the issue I had is a common adverse event. I ended up switching to an amazing doc/surgeon at UC Health and found out what quality care actually looks like. In a day I had 2 appointments, including my new surgical date. Also, my new surgeon was the Chair of Robotic Surgery and the head of the Urologic Oncology Center at UC Health. They did a great job and gave me a real picture of what I was looking at, which PA Miles and Dr Ferrandino at Colorado Urology FAILED to do. Interesting thing, I have now been billed more money to do half the work than UC Health and UC Health actually performed the surgery including a night in the hospital and all of the follow ups. If you need urologic care, you owe it to yourself to get it from people who actually provide quality care. Avoid Colorado Urology!!

Drs are good but trying to make an appt or get ahold of anyone with urgent matters is virtually…read moreimpossible!! Healthcare should not be run this way!!

Dr Rogers was mostunderstanding and having empathy for my situation. She had done her homework…read morebefore I came as she had notes written everywhere. I left with a feeling that she's going to try to do everything she can to improve the quality of my life. If nothing else, I think I can update my current situation, which gives

From the front desk (Brenda) to Dr. Rogers herself, the office has a very casual and comfortable…read morefeel. Very knowledgeable and caring people. I felt very at ease talking about difficult and embarrassing situations. I left with a different perspective and NEW HOPE that Dr. Rogers has given me. Highly recommended!

I was referred to this practice by my PCP last year and was fortunate enough to be assigned to Dr…read more Oppenheimer. Under his care, my BPH is improving. His approach is conservative which is what I prefer with a physician. Additionally my confidence has improved over time. The bottom line is that I definitely recommend him if you're experiencing urological issues. I have rated the practice previously giving a one star rating, however, my recent experiences have been better.

I have been to see Dr. Wiggins in this office, twice. Scheduling and check in were easy. Dr…read more Wiggins is extremely competent, caring and empathetic. He listens, patiently, asks and answers questions. We collaborated on a plan going forward. He also responds, himself, to messages left in the portal. I feel fortunate to have found him and this clinic!

Went in for a one hour procedure with general anesthesia. Was there a total of about 5 hours…read more Outstanding facility with extremely professional staff. If you're given a facility choice I would highly recommend.

Took my girlfriend here to get surgery on her foot. The billing people in intake were polite and…read moreprofessional. The nurses were all polite and professional as well. The anesthesiologist was the same as well, polite and professional. The doctor was a bit not jovial, which was appreciated, it's hard taking everything so seriously. Will update the review once healing is over.

Go somewhere else. If you take nothing else away from this post, just consider your options and…read morefind someplace else. They managed to TOTALLY BOTCH my vasectomy. I showed up and they made me wait for 45 minutes in the waiting room while they went to the hospital nextdoor to borrow a cauter pen (the tool that cauterizes your tubes). No idea what the backstory was but essentially they plugged it in and it was not compatible with their machine. They had me fully undressed and had made incisions already before they found this out. So I'm laying there, wide open in more ways than one, praying that the local anesthetic doesn't wear off, while the doctor and his assistant try to figure out why the machine is incessantly beeping (it does not normally do this). They flip switches and unplug and plug back in. Making jokes about infernal machines while I hang out with my... Well you get it. Instead of declaring this something of an emergency, they just try the incompatible cauter pen on my vas deferens. As he's working doctor Weiss delcares that it's 'sort of working, just slower" which gives me great confidence, let me tell ya. 6 months later and I am still having pain and bruising (basically internal bleeding) and have made another appointment to see someone who didn't get their M.D. from a community college Also took them 6 months to file a claim. It showed up today which reminded me I was going to write this review. Ended up being waaay more than I was quoted from my insurance company (which is absolutely the only reason I went to someone with less than 4 stars). I actually can't really believe they had the gall to bill me after essentially performing malpractice on my sensitive bits.

I unfortunately would have a tough time recommending the Denver Urology Clinic. My review will be…read morelong, but I want to give the whole story to be as fair as possible. We were introduced to the Denver Urology Clinic after my husband had an emergency surgery to remove a testicle after a softball injury. Because we came in through the ER, we automatically ended up with a doctor from this clinic. The surgery began as exploratory based on an ultrasound showing loss of blood flow, and ended with the removal after Dr. Logan noticed that the testicle had completely ruptured. I asked Dr. Logan several times about the remaining testicle, and he kept brushing me off and saying it was uninjured in a way that made me think he didn't really look because the ultrasound didn't tell him to. When we were being discharged, the nurses kept asking us to refer to our paperwork for follow up instructions. Unfortunately, Dr. Logan did not really fill out the discharge paperwork. The only things written on it were "discharge to home" and "apply ice to scrotum for 72 hours". There were no instructions on gauze application, he did not list the clinic's phone number, and there was no indication of when my husband's follow up appointment should be. I had to call Rose ER once we were home to even get his office's phone number for these things. I will say that Dr. Logan did a phenomenal job on his surgery, though. My husband's incision was so precise and we had no post-surgery issues with the removed side that were not to be expected. When we called The Denver Urology Clinic, they made our follow up with a PA, Dr. Elizabeth McKnight. We never heard from or spoke to Dr. Logan again. Dr. McKnight was concerned about some bruising, so she called Dr. Kabra in. We felt like Dr. Kabra gave us more attention than we had received so far, and really liked his bedside manner. He decided my husband should go for another ultrasound because the swelling on the remaining testicle was so severe. We were a bit confused as the swelling had not really changed, and Dr. Logan did not seem concerned about it all, but of course in the effort of maintaining a healthy testicle we booked the appointment. The ultrasound showed blood flow but also a hematoma surrounding the testicle. Dr. McKnight nicely explained to me on the phone that they don't know if it could be restricting blood flow and they may like to go back in surgically to remove it. She explained that another hematoma could just take its place after this surgery though, so Dr. Kabra was going to make the call. When we heard from Dr. Kabra he explained that there is just not enough literature on this so he was going to go in and remove the hematoma just to be safe. Well he wasn't, ANOTHER doctor we had never met was going to. As much as I trust and respect Dr. Kabra and his opinion, my gut instinct didn't know if this was a good reason for a surgery. Mostly because we had already been warned that another hematoma could just replace this one, so why would we risk replacing a hematoma not currently causing damage that we know of with one that might? I decided to seek a second opinion because of this. Again, not because we doubt Dr. Kabra, who seems like a great doctor, but because jumping into another surgery without a concrete reason why made me nervous. When you only have one testicle left it is such a fragile situation, we needed to make absolutely sure we were doing the right thing before proceeding with surgery. Based on hearing the story a urologist we know said that surgery did not sound like the best course of action in this situation. Because of this, we booked an appointment with a separate urologist to review the ultrasound, physically examine my husband, and give his opinion. When we went to another urologist it became clear that the care we were receiving at the Denver Urology Clinic was not exceptional. For one, we went from doctor to doctor to doctor with no explanation. I'm sure there's a very good reason, especially when they work in emergency situations, but it was never explained to us why we never saw Dr. Logan again or why Dr. Kabra wouldn't be performing the surgery he was recommending. When we asked questions, we always received good and thorough answers, but we just didn't feel the level of connection and care that we did somewhere else. Also, the recommendation of the third doctor at a separate clinic was that surgery would cause more swelling, bleeding, and damage and would put the remaining testicle at a much higher risk of loss. He explained the research that supported this idea, and we felt it was a much more in depth explanation than "We just don't know so we want to be safe". To us, this testicle is our future. It is our ability to have children, and my husband's ability to have a normally functioning body without hormone therapy. I wanted to share our story in case anyone else is in our position, and if you are I hope this helps and wish you the very best of luck.

Love Dr. Anderson but his office is one of the worst I've ever dealt with. No good follow up, no…read moreunderstanding of patient care, and little help when in a tough situation. Dr. Anderson gets a five... his office gets a one.

Dr. Anderson is a caring and highly skilled doctor. He listens and provides great explanations…read morethat are helpful and reassuring. His Staff From Annie on the front desk to C.G. the surgical nurse are cheerful, kind and very competent. I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Anderson and his office.

Highly Recommend Dr. Kefer for Prostate Biopsy I'm posting…read morethis for any man who is anxious about getting a prostate biopsy. I've had two previous biopsies with other doctors, and both were very painful and stressful. My experience with Dr. Kefer was completely different. He uses a specialized chair that makes positioning much more comfortable, communicates clearly before each sample, and prioritizes pain and anxiety control. I was given local anesthetic and allowed to self-administer nitrous oxide, which made a huge difference. The procedure was far easier than I expected. If fear is holding you back, know that technique and approach matter. In the right hands, this can be very manageable. I highly recommend Dr. Kefer.

Yeesh!! Healthcare in this country. Someday when healthcare is a right, maybe we aren't stuck with…read morethis. SURPRISE BILLING!! And trying to get in contact with someone?! JOKE! I called SEVEN TIMES in one day trying to get 2 questions answered. I continue to get conflicting information from everyone, and NO ONE has been kind. I WISH WISH WISH we had asked for a different referall!! If this can help ONE person avoid this fate, then maybe this post will help someone. Too late for us, but hope the next person dodges this bullet. Husband said the care team was fine, but most care teams are. He said if given the choice again, the aggravation isn't worth it, even if the team was nice.

I was recently seen for the first time at Colorado urology. Well, the PA was phenomenal. The nurse…read morewas not. She didn't realize I was a Kidney Transplant patient and became, what seemed to be very irate and upset, even though it was in my notes (the ones I filled out before my visit ) even though that wasn't the reason for my visit. Although I did ask some questions and the PA was very helpful. They kept asking me if I had been there before and that I looked really familiar. They asked me four times-- perhaps that was the reason for the nurse's animosity? It was bizarre and awkward . Today I got a message on my phone about medication and test results. I have a screening tool on my phone. I thought I would try it out, but Brittney didn't know that the whole conversation is recorded even before you leave the message and it was really rude. I don't think I'm inclined to return here, I have seen that the staff is not so friendly I got great care though it's unfortunate.

My father was recently treated at this facility. Dr. Johnson was rude, impatient, and at one point…read moredemonstrably yelled at my father because of a question about logistics. You would think one would have compassion in this environment. Find another location - this place is awful!!!!