someone who was accepting new patients and wasn't cold, rushed, or easily annoyed by questions…read more With serious concerns about my hormones and cycle, I was worried, anxious, and starting to feel a bit hopeless. Then I found Dr. Margie Amos. I left my appointment feeling like I could cry again, but this time they were tears of happiness. I finally had answers and was met with a doctor who was patient, attentive, and never rushed me. She wasn't bothered by my anxiety or my long list of questions. She was thorough, educational, and incredibly kind. I am so grateful I found her and that she took the time to truly get to the bottom of what was going on. She ordered tests that no one else had considered and looked at everything from multiple perspectives. She provided several options for next steps, clearly explained each one, and helped create a game plan we both feel confident about. I truly cannot say enough good things about this doctor.

I have never experienced this level of negligence, disorganization, and complete lack of…read morecommunication from a medical practice. I had surgery scheduled for months. I arranged my entire life around it, took an extended leave from work, made arrangements for my recovery, and showed up at the hospital on the morning of my scheduled surgery prepared to have the procedure. **The hospital had no record of my surgery.** I was left standing there on the morning of surgery trying to figure out what had happened. I was later told that the person responsible for scheduling at my doctor's office had sent the request to the hospital, but the hospital says they never received it. Apparently, no one from the office ever followed up to confirm that an operating room had actually been reserved. Because of that failure, my surgery did not happen. They then attempted to reschedule me for the following Monday. At that point, the hospital/anesthesiology team required additional medical testing before proceeding. I completely understood the need for the testing and immediately did everything that was asked of me. I have now completed the required testing and have repeatedly called and begged this office to tell me what is happening and get my surgery back on the schedule. **They have essentially stopped responding to me.** The most unbelievable part is that I finally had to get **my insurance company involved just to find out what was happening.** My insurance company contacted the practice and then informed me that the person responsible for scheduling my surgery had gone on vacation and would not return until the 20th. No one from the practice bothered to tell me this. Apparently, after their original scheduling error caused me to show up at a hospital for a surgery that wasn't actually on the hospital's schedule, my case was simply allowed to sit while the person handling it went on vacation--with seemingly no one else taking responsibility for getting my surgery scheduled. I have been calling. I have been leaving messages. I have explained repeatedly that I am already off work and losing income. I have pleaded for someone to call me back. At this point, I don't even have enough time left in my leave to reasonably schedule the surgery and recover before I am supposed to return to work. This isn't a missed haircut or a dinner reservation. **This is surgery.** Patients arrange their jobs, finances, transportation, family support, recovery care, and their entire lives around a surgical date. There is absolutely no excuse for a medical practice to allow a patient to arrive at a hospital for surgery without confirming that the surgery was actually scheduled--and then, after causing that disruption, fail to communicate with the patient while the situation becomes progressively worse. What has been most upsetting is not simply that a mistake happened. People make mistakes. It is the **complete lack of urgency, accountability, communication, and effort to fix the mistake afterward.** I trusted this practice with my medical care. Instead, I have been left chasing them for answers while losing income and watching the window I set aside for a medically necessary procedure disappear. I am posting this because prospective patients deserve to know how this office handled my surgical care when something went wrong. I am still waiting for someone from this practice to take responsibility, call me, and tell me how they intend to get my surgery scheduled.

I spoke with Phyllis today hoping to schedule an appointment with Suzanne regarding some irritation…read moreI've been experiencing. I was seen a little over a month ago, but unfortunately, the issue has not subsided. I have been a patient at this practice for over 15 years and have never had an issue getting scheduled until now. I asked for the next available Wednesday appointment and was told I couldn't be seen until September. While frustrating, I understood and then simply asked if there was a cancellation list. Phyllis responded by telling me there were 130 people on the list and that I would be at the bottom. That wasn't really what I asked, and the way the conversation was handled from there was incredibly disappointing. Phyllis proceeded to speak over me while telling me she was "being direct." There is a difference between being direct and being dismissive or rude to a longtime patient who is simply trying to schedule an appointment for an ongoing concern. I have been coming to this practice for over 15 years and have always had a positive experience, which makes this especially upsetting. As the practice has grown, it unfortunately feels as though the level of care and consideration for longtime OB-GYN patients has changed. I have really liked Suzanne and have trusted her with my care for many years, but after the way I was treated today, I will not be returning to this practice. The interaction I had with the front desk was completely unprofessional and a very disappointing way to lose a longtime patient

I'll start by saying I like my doctor, so this review is less about her than the practice itself. I…read moregot an email that I was due for my annual appointment, with a link to the portal so I could schedule it. but to schedule anything you have to leave a message, and the response I got was to call. why provide a link to schedule if they need to call? then when I called the earliest available appointment was three months out. I'm due for an annual now, was notified about it today, and have to wait three months to get in. the administrative functionality of this office leaves a lot to be desired.

I was so scared and nervous going into my appointment. Dr. James immediately put me at ease with…read morehis demeanor and knowledge. If you find your self needing the services of this fine Doctor-know that you are in the right place, in the right hands. He knows what he's talking about and he and his team are excellent. Furthermore, my surgery at Littleton hospital could not have been any better. I've never had a better team of Doctors And nurses in my life. This is top notch care for some of life's most unfortunate circumstances.

Well let's be honest no one ever loves gynecology nor surgery but if you have to choose a Doctor it…read morecan be tough out there to find ways to make an informed decision and that is why I am writing this review for all you ladies out there searching for the right one for you. First I'll start by saying the office can be a bit tricky to find. You need to enter the hospital entrance off the main road and you can get to the building which is well marked with large numbers on the side. Everyone at the office was steller in professionalism, friendliness, and attentiveness. They made me feel comfortable and at ease from my very first consult. I have to say I wasn't completely comfortable at first with Dr. James' manner, but I quickly realized that he is an empathetic, caring, kind, attentive, and focused doctor with a sense of humor. This is the doctor you want in your corner.

Almost all of the 1 star reviews state the person arrived late and couldn't be seen. How about show…read moreup to your appointments on time and don't blame the providers that they have to respect their other patients time? I have only had great experiences here. They get you in quick, their nurses are skilled, their doctors are empathetic and the receptionists are welcoming. I've been here for a few years and never had any issues. Switched here in fact because my last gyn office was unbelievably unfriendly and always running exceedingly behind.

Please see this review and think twice before selecting this office. Unfortunately, a horrible…read moreexperience. This office does not prioritize patient care or medical service. I walked in 5 minutes late becaus I was lost in the building (I walked into the building 5 min before appt, and no directions were given for the building layout) and they wouldn't allow me in to my appointment. Never mind the fact that I had a real reason to see the doctor. I understand needing to keep a schedule, but 5 minutes is hardly late, and they didn't try to call to check on my status. They clearly just wanted to pack the schedule. Instead, they lost a patient, lost the insurance billing, and I'm at a loss for taking care of my medical need. Very disappointing. It's also appears to be a major issue with this office because many of the low star reviews say the same thing. Please look through the Yelp and Google reviews to see that this is not a one-off complaint. This is a very poor representation of medical care or woman prioritization. They do not want to actually see patients or accommodate the poor directions or complicated building.

Voicing my experience here, these clinics nowadays have lost personal touch of getting to know…read moretheir patients. I understand posting results when they are negative, straight to the portal, without a prior phone call. However, if they are positive it should be instinctive to phone a patient either yourself or an MA to deliver results. Im just looking to be treated like a person rather than a number, price tag, another patient, etc. I called to put a complaint in. First person I encountered, an MA, totally turned me off. No apologies and very dismissive immediately defensive saying that's just how things are done there. So be it. Enough said, I will find a new clinic. Prior to this event, I also had a bad IUD insertion experience. Took forever for them to take my pain seriously. I've had enough.

I had a wonderful experience my entire pregnancy. Love every staff member. D. Buckwalter was my…read moredelivering midwife and she worked *magic* for me in my labor. Highly recommend!

Dr. Watson is one of the best doctors I have ever had. At 35 weeks pregnant I decided to switch…read moredoctors after a miserable experience with my previous OB and he was there to pick up the pieces. Not only did they make me feel right at home, but I truly felt like they cared. When the doctor was running late because of a delivery the staff asked me if I would like to reschedule or see the other doctor so my time wasn't wasted. His partner, Dr. Dorr is also very friendly and knowledgeable. While some may object to my next comment, I appreciate that he advocates "pain management" and makes the rounds at the hospital several times a day. I truly felt cared for throughout my stay in the hospital and all of the nurses at Littleton Adventist Hospital had nothing but nice things to say about him.

Best ob/gyn you could ever ask for! They are all SO genuine and helpful. The receptionists are…read moreamazing and they work with you on finances. You always feel comfortable and there is a ultrasound machine in the office so they are easy to get! The doctors and nurses are also very respectful of your birthing plan and do push their own beliefs or agenda.

This review is only about their billing practices, or lack thereof…read more This hospital has the worst billing of any hospital hands down. My wife needed PT, and they say they billed correctly to our insurance, but they billed it as workers comp when it wasn't. They continued to contact us about a bill we never received, that they say we owe from sometime in 2025, but I cannot match to an EOB from the insurance company. We have tried for over a year to get them to correct their bill, and they would always say they would review it. They never review it, the people we talk to simply believe what is on the computer, because everyone knows the internet is 100% true because it is on a computer. I simply want to know what they are billing us for. we ask for date of service and get 8/1/25 - 8/31/25 with one price, then we ask for clarification, and tell them we hit our OOP max prior to 8/1/25 and we get another date of service of 4/1/25 - 4/31/25 with an adjusted price. I ask if there is more than one bill and they state there is only one bill, so I do not know if they are balance billing (illegal) or trying to bill us for additional services never rendered because we have not seen a bill, and they do not share a copy of the original bill. They continue to move the date of service around, adjust the price by a few dollars and nothing can be matched up to an EOB from my insurance company. Such seedy tactics over $308, or $388, they just need to share information with us to get this squared away.

Still the worst medical care I've ever received. A year later and I still can't believe how…read moreterribly they treated me in a time of trauma. As a side note, Centura's patient follow-up is laughable. All they do is repeat back at you whatever your complaint was. I suggest going to South Denver OB/GYN & Midwifes if you want helpful, attentive care.

Looking for a fresh, cozy new place to take care of your health? Meet Bella with me. I just found…read morethem and holy cow, not only do they take mainstream insurance and offer functional medicine visits, they are also the most trauma informed place I've ever visited. Said as a social worker, this is no small feat, especially for a primary and specialty care clinics. Wow. What office do you know that also has an outdoor patio for you and its staff? When you take care of your people, the people take good care of the clients. So easy, but so hard for so many businesses to truly grasp. Not Bella, though. My visit was almost like meeting a new friend. Everything was laid back, while being professional and focused, but not cold and sterile like you'd expect with a doctors office. Can't wait to return. Who says that, lol. Def book an appt if you're looking for a new way to care for yourself. I'm still so impressed.

Mt family has been here for a few years and we've had 2 babies through them. Very caring,…read morecommunicative staff. Best doctors and nurses we've ever been to. The office itself is very nice and comfortable too.

I finally found the perfect Women's Health physician!…read more I was sick, sick to death, of the wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am annual exam. Just, over it. I'm a person, not a piece of meat with an insurance card. Dr. Danielle Wallace is incapable of treating her patients like anything less than the dynamic humans we are. She is KIND. For me, that alone would be sufficient. But, lucky for us all, she also has mad clinical competency. I highly recommend her for regular women's care, but I especially recommend her for teen/adolescent health, and I plan on introducing her to both of my daughters when the time comes.

I'm only rating 4 stars because Dr. Packard was so nice and friendly. She really made me…read morecomfortable. But as for everything else not so much. The front desk staff was rude and did not seem to understand what they were doing very well. It was a rough first impression and really made me nervous. Once in the exam room with the doctor, I felt much more comfortable. She will be the only reason I am returning.

The office is unorganized. I have been a self pay patient for roughly a year now and they continue…read moreto bill my old insurance. My last visit even though I stated numerous times I was self pay, they sent me an estimate of the services, they asked numerous times if I was self pay, they still asked for my insurance and proceeded to bill my old insurance. The front desk staff is not friendly and typically rude to everyone. It's not so much the Dr. that is the issue but rather the office staff.

If you don't have insurance, they won't schedule you. Don't even waste your time calling because…read morethey WILL NOT schedule you if you do not have insurance information on hand. I let them know I would have active insurance beginning September 1st and they still would not schedule me after that time. Awful experience for this mama. Going elsewhere.