I see Megan for bioidentical hormone replacement. Mederi Health got me in relatively quickly…read more Megan is a great listener and very kind. She sees me despite that I see a functional medicine doctor elsewhere. I have never felt pressured to transfer to the FM Dr at Mederi Health.

I feel so much better since going to Mederi. Dr. Holden is thorough and knowledgeable on current +…read moreup-and-coming research and treatments. The office is very inviting and the staff is welcoming and nice. Been going for just over a year and will continue.

I absolutely love this medical practice. It's one-stop shop filled with 5-star physician…read more Everyone is helpful and knowledgeable. From the security person to the Emergency intake person, I was helped with a smile to find my way around the huge and beautiful facility, which has real trees indoor! Love it! It seems like niceness and kindness pervaded the air there. Everyone smiles and you and speaks gently. I especially like the efficiency of this practice. They make every effort to help you make your appointment on time. Try them and you'll see what I mean. Even the patients seemed happy. Amazing! Thank you so much for your kindness when I need it most.

From the owner: Hello humankindness. It's more than a tagline. Humankindness is one of the many things we all have…read morein common. It's the good within us. The power that connects us. And at CommonSpirit Health, we fuse it into heartfelt healing, inspired innovation, and mindful medicine. It's in how we provide treatment and the way we treat patients.Our communities need caring, and our families need support. CommonSpirit is committed to building healthy communities by advocating for those who are poor and vulnerable, and innovating how and where healing can happen. Because the way care is provided is often as meaningful as the care itself.

I saw Dr. Beckman and his assistant Nick Boyce, PA for the first time after seeing numerous other…read moredoctors and medical professionals for an ongoing problem. It was my my first visit with Neurosurgery One today, after having 3 doctors recommend the doctors there - either office. The front desk staff was welcoming, and it was so nice to have a simple questionnaire instead of spending time giving all my information, history, medication, etc. and having the technician and PA ask me the same questions. Since the doctor, Joshua Beckman, MD, and Nick never rushed me at any time I was able to fully discuss my situation with them. I even felt comfortable asking questions that I thought might be "dumb". I feel it's always smart to listen to what is said and to check that you heard/interpreted what they said properly. It's so easy to forget what's said in an appointment without taking a few notes at times. After a few more tests, I'll be returning to discuss my options for further treatment. For those concerned about social distancing, the waiting area is fairly large and it was not difficult to find "my own breathing space", or I could have worn a mask. Restrooms were a short walk away. I'm looking forward to working with them in the future.

From the owner: If you are looking for a top neurosurgeon in Westminster, our leading spine surgeon at Neurosurgery…read moreOne Westminster offers exceptional patient care coupled with extensive specialized training and experience. Our Westminster spine surgeon Jason McGowan, MD, FAANS has extensive experience in diagnosing and treating spinal deformities such as scoliosis as well as degenerative spine conditions and spinal reconstruction . Dr. McGowan completed a prestigious fellowship in complex spinal deformity at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, where he also received specialized training in scoliosis and spinal reconstructive surgeries. For our Westiminister back pain and spine patients, Dr. McGowan performs surgery at St. Anthony North Hospital, conveniently located in Westminster right off of Interstate 25.

I had my first appointment today (April 25th, 2018). I had gotten a bunch of paperwork in the mail…read morealong with a card with the appointment date & time written on the back. I was also instructed to get a CD of the MRI I had done (showing the reason I was referred to them in the first place). When I walked in, the brunette at the reception desk did not greet in a professional manner - she did not greet me at all. She had a look of disdain on her face actually. So I say, "I'm Rebecca and I have an 11 with Darbi." "No you don't.", she says. "Yes, I do.", I say. "No you don't. We tried calling yesterday, your appointment was yesterday at 1pm.". "NO it wasn't and I got NO calls. I even have a little business care with the appointment date and time on it." Naturally I had left that card in the car (I'm disabled btw). She was incredibly rude to me. I was rude back, saying "UnF'ing'believable" on my way out to get the card. So I struggle to get back to the car and retrieve that darn card and go back in. There is another gal upfront now as well. She is Darbi's assistant. She is the one who wrote out the card and who made the app't. She DOES NOT APOLOGIZE TO ME. She proceeds to tell ME how unprofessional I was and they were not going to be able to see today or ever. OR EVER! As you might imagine, I got a little pissed off. THEY made the mistake, they had my phone number incorrect (so no one called me) and I had to ASK for an apology! she grudgingly gave me one and then repeated that they will not see me as a patient (because of MY behavior). MINE! I have never been treated so poorly in my life by a damn doctor's office. I am NOT a hard person to get along with... but holy hell these people are GOD AWFUL. Don't go there! I will be writing a letter to the Doctor (who was nowhere to be seen btw). UNF'ING'Believable.

He and his wife Elina are probably the best doctors I've ever had. Especially Elina-my neurologist…read more She saved my life.. I suffer from hydrocephaulus, and she was suspicious of my symptoms for many years before it even came to a critical point. Dmitry... excellent Doctor, both are very sharp and knowledgeable. I choose D.O. over M.D. anyday.

I have been coming here for the past 6 weeks to help treat a hip and knee alignment related…read moresoreness. I have had Tiana as my PT and she and the other FYZICAL staff has made it a wonderful experience for me. Tiana is extremely knowledgeable, personable, and kind. She always approaches my appointments like a detective trying to find the root of the problem and how she and the rest of the team can aid in my care and recovery. Additionally the PT techs and front desk workers are so helpful, welcoming, and give the aura that the whole staff collaborates well. I am still on my road to recovery but I am so glad to have FYSICAL as my PT.

I live in Colorado. My review is only of this franchise and not its quality of care. However, my…read moreexperience with their gross overbilling for insurance covered services, and the months-long delay I experienced to get a refund of over $400, needs mentioning. This franchise will not let patients contact the billing department by phone to resolve issues quickly, and answers to my emailed questions never included a name or contact details until I threatened to complain to the Colorado Division of Insurance about their failure to resolve an insurance claim within 60 days, as required. I discovered this office contracts with an intermediary (known as American Specialty Health - ASH) that slows payment between the insurer and their office ---- sticking it to the patient by collecting way too much up front. If your insurer uses ASH --- look up the bad reviews of this outfit -- find another physical therapy provider. This one is for you and yours Matt.

My mother was admitted 09/28/23 into the ER. she had COPD, dementia, and she unfortunately…read moreaspirated which led to pneumonia. She spent 2 days in ICU, and was then placed on hospice where she passed away on 10/5/23. Losing your loved one is never the plan, but myself, and my family of 7 have nothing but gratitute and praise for the nurses and staff that cared for her. EACH and EVERY nurse, chaplain, and Hospice staff member gave the most compassionate care for my mom during her week there and her passing. They let us ask every question, explained things thoroughly, and were a constant source of comfort to my whole family during this difficult time. This hospital is very clean, and comfortable. I feel truly blessed to have had my mom's final care with the amazing staff at St. Anthony's North. Thank you so much!!! Angel Smith and Larry Combs

With the exception of the Dulcinea and the security guard, the folks in the ER are just awful. I…read morecame here to get help when having a mental health crisis. The only thing I have gained from here is DO. OT COME HERE FOR HELP and don't trust any of them rather than you can throw them. Doctors and nurses and they psychiatrists simply could not be bothered to listen and really hear what I was saying. And when I pushed back and tried to advocate for myself the tele-therapist got short and bitchy and hung up on me. The blonde and brunette nurses were condescending and essentially told me "fuck you" when I pointed out that then leaving me alone in a room (while suffering from a mental health crisis) would not be classified as good care. The brunettes told me the "main reason " I was being sent away was because I made a comment about how I THOUGHT it would be better if I were not here. Now I am no doctor, but I have been living in my skin for a few decades, and I'm pretty fucking sure that having THOUGHTS is not the same thing as Taking Action. And thoughts certainly do not meet the expectations of immediate danger. They basically tried to make excuses for them not being clear as to what was happening and when. Piss poor customer service. Waitresses at Dennys are vastly more attentive than these two. I am the patient. I am the one who is down grossly put into debt because I am being pushed into going to get treatment when the fancy pants doctors have not proven that I am an Imminent risk to myself. And let me tell you missy, just because some holds a stupid fucking title that gives them the ability to Lord their power over those who are struggling, does not mean they are making the right decisions. Is there something in their schooling about "Do No Harm???" If you can avoid it don't ever come to the ER if you can avoid it. Mashed potatoes have more compassion than these chuckle fucks.

My care at Comprehensive pain is alway grear. They take the time to listen, come up with a grat…read moreplan. Great staff!

I have been to 5 pain speialists over the past 8 years and Dr Drennan is the first one to treat my…read morepain vs pushing drugs like the previous 4. My pain is greatly reduced and he has helped me cut my medications by 75%. I am on 25% of the drugs others gave me and the injection treatments have dramatically reduced my pain. If you want a Doctor to actually address your pain Dr Drennan is the best I've encountered.

Dr. Leo is a fantastic anesthesiologist and pain management doctor. He listens, he understands, and…read moreasks detailed questions so he can understand your individual situation. He takes the time the patient needs. He doesn't rush through an appointment. He also always hits the right spot when performing injections.

I have been a patient of Dr. Kuhlman for many years and have always considered him to be an…read moreexcellent provider. Unfortunately, my recent experience following a procedure has been extremely disappointing and concerning. What was expected to be a routine recovery of approximately three weeks turned into a six-month wound after the procedure. The procedure attended by PA Andrea Margaret Williams allegedly did not include sufficient stitches, which resulted in an open wound in my foot requiring ongoing treatment. Initially, I was informed that the wound care resulting from the procedure would be covered and monitored appropriately. However, without warning, I was later informed that they would no longer be covering my care expenses, despite the wound being directly related to the procedure. I am now left with ongoing medical bills. While being told this situation is considered a "complication." It is frustrating and confusing to understand why coverage for my medical care began, only to be discontinued later, especially when the condition appears to stem directly from the procedure itself.