Update (Oct 7, 2025): I corrected parts of this review to match my records. No admission; rights…read morereserved. On Jul 15, 2025, I paid a co-pay at Cherry Creek Heart (CCH) and asked the front desk not to store my card. On Jul 25, 2025, CCH performed my echocardiogram and charged $249.99 (same-day receipt). On Jul 28, 2025, my statement shows an additional $45 charge from a Tennessee hospital that I did not authorize. This sequence raised concerns for me; the dates and amounts are from my statements and receipts. Update (Oct 18, 2025): Clarified for accuracy. On Aug 29, 2025, I was unable to access my Cherry Creek Heart patient portal. I had recently posted a review expressing concerns. I requested password-reset emails (I have those), and access was later reinstated (per opposing counsel's email dated Oct 16, 2025). Based on my experience, I recommend patients keep copies of their records. No admission; rights reserved.

Patients with disabilities beware. This office is not trauma informed and will abandon patients. My…read more1st appointment Dr. Dodge laughed in my face for being forced to self diagnose myself with dysautonomia due to my doctors not listening to me. My 2nd appointment Dr. Kohli seemed more interested in me taking a weight loss injection than anything, after mentioning bariatric surgery caused me to become disabled. After a month of being put on a statin that gave me debilitating migraines I felt like my concerns were dismissed a bit and pushed back on the kind of bedside treatment I was getting as a person with multiple disabilities. My therapeutic relationship with Cherry Creek Heart was then abruptly ended without notice or proper time to secure another clinician with the current medical waiting times. I have medications lying in limbo because of this clinic. And she is aware I am UNINSURED so there is a severe barrier to entry for me. If you are in the SSDI process especially, don't trust this place with your health as they don't seem to care about patients as the individual.

From the front office to the physician, everything is excellent, and I have had my physician since…read moremy prior cardiologist starting at Denver Cardiology retired. Always a good listener.

GO SOMEWHERE ELSE I…read morewent to multiple appointments here, and I was told at the age of 20, I need a pace maker. My cardiologist had no bedside manner. My cardiologist was leaning over me while I was re-gaining consciousness and told me I needed a procedure that would change my life, and then left. THEY NEVER EVEN RAN BLOOD WORK before recommending the procedure. To top it all off, I NEVER GOT ACCESS TO MY RECORDS! I called multiple times requesting to be shown what told my cardiologist I needed a pacemaker and they said "you need to come in and sign a release form" you should never have to do that for your own personal records THIS PLACE IS SO UNPROFESSIONAL

Let me save any military families some time. They do not accept Tricare and they do not accept any…read moretesting that is not performed in house. So unless you plan on paying everything out of pocket from start to beginning, I do not recommend this place.

Not everybody can afford to drop thousands of dollars at once for treatment. I had been paying my…read morebill a few hundred dollars at a time and without warning it got sent to collections. I always felt like just another number, just another chance for them to make more money. I did not feel cared for at all.

Amazing! Dr. Vijay was able to diagnose and come up with a plan to treat my heart condition. At age…read more51, sitting around and waiting to die from heart failure didn't seem like a viable option. I still have things to do. Dr. Vijay understands that and wants to get you back to the best you you can be. I have been to several other cardiologists and Dr. Vijay and his team at Aurora Denver Cardiology made me feel confident in their abilities and at ease that I was in good hands and receiving great care!