SUPER surprised by the first review. If anyone is confused about why a doctor in his field is…read moreoverly cautious and quite rightly inquisitive about payment and/or reliability then they're probably not in need of the service and care he provides. In my experience, Dr. Garlick is the most genuine and honest doctor I've encountered. EVER.

Do not respond to phone calls or emails. Took forever to get results, and then were still required…read moreto do more tests without being communicated to.

Dr. Abdelsalam is not reliable by any stretch of the imagination. Made 3 different appointments…read moreon-line and when I arrived I found out the doctor was not working. The front desk person was rude and didn't make eye contact. Divided not receive any care what so ever. Do not go to this facility.!!!

A great place to poison the body and get rid of the body's bone marrow. Who needs bone marrow…read moreanyway? Who wants something sweet? Secondly, with also Raisa attending a paid " vacation conference " on METHadone awareness and how it affects the human body as far as health risks etc, she would have knowledge that METHadone causes a person body to not only crave unhealthy junk but SWEET unhealthy junk. Get it.. Mile "HIGH TREATMENT" & Recovery. The clinic also provides the client with all the sweets your malnourished and underweight body will ever desire! Would you like a donut to fill that sweet void where your bone marrow once was? Donuts for everyone! Dr. Raisa, I mean secretary raisa behind the desk provides a SWEET breakfast SNACK and a LUKE WARM cup of coffee every morning. Don't forget the bowl of candies that does not go empty! Don't forget "Doctor Awkward" he sure knows just how to make you cringe! And don't forget the tap on the shoulder. The only bad thing I have to say about this clinic is that they only had one person who worked there that truly cared for the clients. Laurie you are the real winner and deserved to be talked to & treated by the owner (Raisa) and the Dr (John Cringe) a lot better then they talked & treated you. You are a warm hearted, lovely person to be around any time of the day. Mile High Treatment & Recovery went to shit when you left and is shit now. They didn't deserve you from the start anyway. I hope this clinic the best of donuts and the warmest cups of coffee. Good riddings.....Peace be with this place, sincerely, Rosko aka Mista.Dash.Hole

From the owner: OUR MISSION: Mile High Treatment and Recovery’s fundamental mission is to restore the individual to…read morea healthier, happier, and more productive life, free from dependence on illicit chemicals. Mile High Treatment and Recovery is an outpatient clinic for individuals suffering from opioid addiction. We are here to provide patient centered and compassionate outpatient treatment for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) through behavioral health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT).

If you have OCD DO NOT COME HERE…read more I had an unfortunate experience at pathlight that made my OCD worse. Though pathlight claimed they could treat OCD, they made it much worse to the point that my now OCD therapist would never recommend pathlight to any clients. Instead of ERP, I was given talk therapy to figure out how I "feel." I filled out so many CBT forms to change my "intrusive thoughts." During the first week of my stay, another OCD patient left feeling worse than before. The patients there were the only good part of my journey. Within a month of leaving Pathlight, I found an OCD therapist with NOCD (amazing organization!) who changed my life. She had to do a lot of work helping me undo all of the "therapy" I received at pathlight, I understand you treat anxiety and depression and probably do a good job! However PLEASE for the sake of those struggling with OCD, stop offering care to OCD patients. I pray that you understand the gravity of what you can't offer to OCD patients. I have a lot of reasons to be angry and sad, however more so I pray that you hear me when I say I only care about future OCD patients coming to you all and receiving harmful care.

From the owner: Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center in Denver, Colorado serves as a step down unit from our Inpatient…read moreand Residential location and was built to support 30-35 patients through a seven-day-per-week Partial Hospitalization Program as well as a three-day-a-week Intensive Outpatient Programs for medically-stable adults. In Pathlight At Home, our virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), you'll continue to learn and develop skills to navigate life's stressors and build resilience in everyday life. Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center offers higher levels of care for adults, adolescents and children whose symptoms are significantly impacting their ability to lead the life they desire.

This five-star review is for the counseling and support given by Jen . She is extremely helpful and…read morealways there for you if you need her . This is not the case with everybody . She is professional . Committed to her clients and always friendly and supportive. Even while I watch turnover at a rate that makes it almost impossible for many to find stability . She has always been there for me and stuck around . She's doing what she wants to do. Not just picking up a paycheck . Bhg could use more like her.

Pros: Non-judgmental…read more Inclusive Respectful Compassionate Same-day dosing Harm reduction methods used Some staff members very friendly Cons: Wait times to dose up to 30 min Understaffed (one nurse on shift often) Nurse is often mean if patients vocalize frustration with wait time Dosing hours only 6 AM to 3 PM M-F and 6 AM to 9 AM on Saturday Some staff members very grumpy

My daughter, D has been struggling with Ketamine addiction for years. After careful research, we…read morechose Cedar because they had decent reviews, were affiliated with the hospital, and also addressed process addictions like the cell phone. Unfortunately her therapist, Shannon, didn't understand Ketamine addiction or even how to help our daughter at all. Instead, Shannon O. belittled D, was very punitive, often taking away her 'tech time' because D brought coffee to a friend, or something else tiny. Even when D was opening up about her adoption and other (overdue) personal things that may have contributed to unhealthy choices, Shannon delayed giving her approved items we brought (shampoo, shorts) and discharged her four days early. In her own words, therapist Shannon literally asked our daughter if she needed to be there. Indeed the other residents and staff were shocked as our daughter had been attending meetings, getting along with all residents and was very much loved by the others. Shannon O. doesn't really care about peoples wellness. It seems Cedar only wants to get the residents on medication and into the affiliated sober houses at discharge.

From a parent perspective~my adult child just began their inpatient journey at this UC Health…read morerecovery center, CeDAR. The supervisor, Kevin, made the admission process a little less painful due to his gentle nature and compassion. I appreciated Kevins knowledge and experience within the complexities of co occurring morbidities. His ability to gather and communicate the necessary items for admission authorization was a true Godsend. I am looking forward to seeing my child return to a healthy happy path.

While I unfortunately wasn't able to use Sandstone's services, I needed to write this review about…read morethe most recent experience I had with Alyssa Green with the Sandstone Behavioral Health Team. My husband experienced a psychiatric emergency two days ago. While we were in the ER, once everyone calmed down and we were able to speak with a crisis counselor with The Aspen Hope Center, we were discharged to go home and figure out what facility my husband would be able to receive residential treatment at. Sandstone was two of the five covered facilities that we could go to that would be covered through our insurance and that was recommended to us by the team at The Aspen Hope Center. Upon calling to get more info, I learned that the only facility that Sandstone had that offered the program my husband needed had an age cap of 35 and he is 36. Normally I would have expected that to have been the end of the road and that I had another few hours of phone calls ahead of me, but the woman I spoke with sent my information over to Alyssa and she's the reason why I'm writing this review. Alyssa called me not long after I hung up with the admissions team at Sandstone, and she immediately made me feel at ease. After everything I had just been through I was obviously flustered and my brain was very scattered, I didn't even know where to begin as far as who to call, where to look for reviews, what reviews to believe, etc. She then provided me in and out of network options for my husband to go to and after a few days of phone calls/questions I think we've decided on the best possible option for my husband to get the best care he can get. I'm so grateful to the team at Sandstone for providing this type of service for patients that don't qualify for their programs, and even more grateful to Alyssa for her kind compassionate care and help. I was expecting this experience to be an absolute nightmare, and while none of it is easy Alyssa made it feel manageable and helped me figure out where I should start. :o)

** I took a full week after writing this and describing the events described below to cool off,…read morebecause I was THAT upset. I've edited a bit for length, but otherwise nothing has changed in my mind after a week's reflection. ** __________________________________ I cannot begin to express how disappointed I am with this organization. Our family member's insurance company denied payment for treatment here, yet their admissions counselor called me and said that "the leadership has decided we want him to get better, so we're admitting him to the program anyway." We were so relieved I was actually in tears at their kindness and commitment to helping a young person in crisis. How wrong I was. After attending three weeks of the program called PHP (I was told it would be two weeks, BTW), our first family therapy Zoom meeting wasn't therapy at all, and instead they decided to tell us that the insurance has denied the claim (which they knew before they accepted him) and our family member will have to transfer to another program. I am beyond livid. They knew even before he started the program that the insurance wouldn't pay, and yet they allowed our family member to start anyway. Now he has to start with a new program, a new doctor, and a new therapist. This is inexcusable and detrimental to the health of the young adult they once claimed to want to help. (Yes, I know they have to make money to stay in business, but it was their decision to accept him. We didn't twist their arm.) Families who are not familiar with outpatient mental health programs shouldn't be expected to know all the facets of these programs and how they're paid for or structured. Before our family member was admitted, I was given all the details of the program (two weeks of "PHP" five days a week from 12-5, then continue for another 8-10 weeks of three hours a day, three days a week. I understood this to be one complete program, not two, but as they were telling us in our call today, no, it's two separate parts, so everything's just peachy. No, it isn't. They're fortunate that our family member is far less upset about this than I am and believes the new program he'll have to start at another place next week will be helpful, but what I've learned from this is that you really can't count on anyone except yourself to get through something as difficult as depression, because even the professionals may let you down.

This place sucks since Dr son took over. Went in today and the receptionist girl was a total bitch…read moreto me...telling me things have been such and such for months when I was just in a few weeks ago and they weren't that. It's pretty sad Dr Ferrer office used to be this warm, welcoming place. And now you have a bunch of assholes behind the counter. Anyhow...after the girl was a total bitch to me, I found a new doctor and will be taking my business elsewhere. I'll also be body slamming Family Medicine of the Rockies to anyone wanting a Dr recommendation, no one I talk to will ever go here. This place is terrible.

My mom had a very disappointing experience at this practice. She scheduled a routine check-up,…read morewhich should have been fully covered by her insurance. During the appointment, she asked the doctor some questions about her health. Instead of treating it as a preventive visit, the practice changed the billing code and charged her a much higher amount. Although the doctor assured her that she wouldn't be responsible for the extra charges, the practice still sent her a bill and eventually transferred the balance to collections. This has caused unnecessary stress and frustration. No patient should face collections simply for asking questions during a check-up. I would strongly advise looking elsewhere.