I had an excellent experience here with Dr. Pater. I had…read morebeen suffering with really painful pregnancy carpal tunnel in both hands and was desperate for some sort of relief. He gave me cortisone shots in each wrist and less than 24 hours later, my symptoms are 95% gone. He explained what I needed to know and did a good job administering the shots. Hopefully the carpal tunnel doesn't come back but if it does, I will return here for whatever comes next. Would give 5 stars but the wait time was a little long. Waited about 30 minutes past my appointment time to be seen. Otherwise, I recommend Front Range Orthopedics!

Horrible, horrible, horrible. Dr. Chaus was disengaged. He seemed too busy, too arrogant, and…read morewouldn't even make eye contact; A TOTAL waste of my time, and money. I am my own wellness advocate, and when I ask questions, I expect professional answers from a surgeon. Insurance companies are reluctant to pay for services -- in this case, I don't blame them. He answered my questions incompletely and with condescension; I doubt he ever looked at my chart. I made an appointment for a follow-up in 6 weeks; I'll be cancelling. The waiting room was a mass of people; like cattle being taken to slaughter. I waited 45 minutes to see someone. Most of the staff was kind and gave great explanations. However, the last guy was a waste of space; my short-term parking placard form was incomplete and incorrect, so I have to return to the DMV to resubmit corrected forms, which I'll be getting from my own physical therapist (take a referral from them? No, thanks.) Trying to reach a human was impossible by phone. Worst. Medical. Service. Ever. Full stop.

Lack of response to patient…read more My PCP sent a referral for pain in my foot. I had been cared for by the location in Boulder previously for hip pain. I understand that doctors have the right to refuse to provide service (based on the insurance). However, sure would have been nice for someone to call and let me know. At a minimum, send me a letter. Instead, after living in excruciating pain for 2-weeks without so much as a call, I phoned to be told that Dr Wagner doesn't accept my insurance. REALLY?! What happened to customer service? Just goes to show that the world continues to go down the drain and doctors are right there too.

Everyone. I'm only writing this to help other patients locally. I have never written a bad review…read moreon ANY doctor in my entire life, however Brain P Davis at BoulderCentre in Broomfield CO. failed miserably twice, however they still got paid enormous amount of money financial gain for mediocre surgical operations. In addition I explicitly told him to focus and rework the tricep muscle in both failed surgeries. He forgot that as I sit here in my hotel room, I just finished third surgery with another local surgeon. The moment I told them I wanted a second opinion elsewhere, they canceled me as a patient as it turns out the new surgeon fix the problem. Bottom line I would never be sitting in this hotel room right now if Brain P Davis did his job, do NOT believe it's World class surgeon services. Regardless of his bowtie on or not and proceed with caution. Oh, and by the way, I'm still paying off those failed surgeries. Make sure you do your homework before seeing Brain P Davis.

I went here for knee replacement. Dr Foran was direct, thorough and knowledgeable. I had 2 and feel…read moregreat!

My knee replacement here went terribly, I feel Patel did not know what he was doing and Haber just…read moreadded to my problems, I cannot bend my knee to 90°,and can not straighten my leg out, they don't seem too care they are only about the money I probably spent enough there to buy them both new cars, no follow up on my surgeries and when I contacted Haber with problems on my knee he charged me for an office visit to drain fluid off my knee, I would not trust these people to cut deli meat at the local grocery

I was referred to Dr. James Rector at Boulder Orthopedics (BoulderCentre for Orthopedics) ten years…read moreago by another orthopedic center in the Vail Valley. As a highly active forty-four year-old rock climber and triathlete, I was diagnosed with severe osteoarthritis in my left hip. I continued to do sports at a high level; however, my pain became increasingly difficult to manage, and I eventually reached out to Dr. Rector to discuss treatment options. He recommended Birmingham Hip Resurfacing (BHR) as the best procedure for my specific condition. It was extremely important to me that my surgeon understood my post goal surgical objective was to continue with a high level of activity as quickly as practical. I communicated my objectives to Dr. Rector, and we set goals to support my intentions. In October 2009, Dr. Rector performed Birmingham Hip Resurfacing surgery on my left hip with outstanding results. I immediately experienced relief from pain, and subsequently regained full range of motion. I returned to rock climbing and competing in triathlons within a year after my surgery. Six years after my BHR, I was diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my right hip, and in September 2015 Dr. Rector performed total hip replacement surgery on my right side. Once again my pain was almost immediately relieved, and my range of motion was virtually perfect. I was climbing in the gym eight weeks after surgery, biking at ten weeks, and running pain free eight months post operatively. At one year, my physical condition has returned 100 percent, and I have no restrictions on any of my former and present activities. I highly recommend Dr. Rector and his team at BoulderCentre for Orthopedics. I found and continue to feel that Dr. Rector treated me with extreme professionalism, and obviously I have complete trust and faith in his work. He and his team are dedicated, talented individuals committed to the health and welfare of their patients. I refer to Dr. Rector as my "Hero," and the elation that I feel rock climbing, running, and biking pain free is immeasurable. Most importantly he has helped me reacquire my former quality of life! Lynn Scott, Boulder Colorado

I highly recommend Dr. Rector. He operated on my hip, doing a total hip replacement. Dr. Rector is…read morehighly professional, yet he has a warm, personal presence. He carefully listens to any concerns or questions. I recovered quickly from the surgery, and am now able to return to my active life, doing the things I enjoy. I heard my positive reviews of people who had gone to him for surgery. Now I can add my personal high recommendation for him.

Many thanks to Dr T. Eichmann and his team! Also everyone at AVISTA in Louisville, CO…read more I am 5 months past my bilateral total hip replacement. I had no problems and am commuting daily/year round by bicycle! And I reached this goal before I expected!!

Beware of Cornerstone Orthopedics'. I would give them a zero if I could. DO NOT CHOOZE CORNERSTONE…read moreORTHOPEDICS and Daniel Ocel or Bruce Weber. I went in for a second opinion on my right foot for Chronic malalignment of the metatarsal, Ocel took X-rays and he couldn't find anything wrong. Ocel sent me to multiple appointments with different providers NOW I see it was only to increase revenue with out solving or my concerns. After he refused to admit there's a problem I looked at the x-rays 4 weeks later and I found the malalignment of the metatarsal plane as day that needs to be realigned in my foot, I dropped off the first opinion and results form other providers showing what was wrong. Apparently I hurt his feelings because he had the office manager tell me not to come back to Cornerstone, (Ocel isn't Man or Doctor enough to tell me himself) trust me I won't and I strongly recommend you don't go to Cornerstone Orthopedics', They are an Extremely greedy practice. You will see DON'T RETURN TO OUR OFFICE STATMENTS IN MOST OF THE POSTINGS ON THIS SITE. WOW do you all see how many complaints Cornerstone has. Also, Cornerstone and Bruce Webber replaced my knee, I should have read these reviews before I went there in the first place, I have been in agony ever since 2022 and now I need to find an attorney. Because I can't go back for them to fix their F*** up on my knee. I'm going to file a complaint with the state. All of the people with the complaints should do the same and maybe they will shut cornerstone orthopedics down.

Just before my PRP procedure, I tried to update Dr. Money on what my orthopedic doctor had told me…read moreregarding my MRI results -- specifically, which areas he believed would benefit most from the injections. Dr. Money's response was, "I don't give a **** what he has to say." I was honestly shocked by the unprofessionalism of that comment. In addition, Dr. Money missed my two-month follow-up call, which had to be rescheduled for the following day. He then failed to call me on that day as well. Overall, it felt like Dr. Money had little interest in my recovery process beyond performing the initial injections.

Just Wasting of the money. Treated torn legament of the hip. Noting is working…read more The staf were not that frienndly. The Doctor was okey.

First, the staff was horrible. Second, he didn't even ses me due to me having a service dog. I…read morenever had an issue at this office with me service dog. I found his staff apathetic and unprofessional and the fact that he would not see me after making me get xrays is unacceptable. I will not reschedule and I am furious because of the way I was treated.

This Dr. is very abusive to the staff, yelling, screaming and cussing. Terrible surgeon, do not use.read more

I'm sharing my experience in the hope it helps others make informed decisions…read more I initially had a positive experience at Boulder Regenerative Orthopedics. The first physician I worked with, Dr. Cummings, recommended starting conservatively with PRP and shockwave therapy. That treatment appeared to be effective--particularly in reducing tightness and scar tissue in my IT band. After that physician left the practice, my care transitioned to the primary doctor/owner, Dr. Mazzola. At that point, I was strongly encouraged to pursue stem cell therapy, which was presented as highly effective--particularly for healing tears and restoring function. Based on those discussions, I moved forward with the procedure, with the understanding that it could significantly improve my condition. Unfortunately, my experience did not match those expectations. One year later, after stem cell therapy, following the post-treatment protocol, daily PT, and deep tissue massage, follow-up imaging has shown no improvement, and in some respects, my condition appears to have worsened. In addition, the treatment was very costly and not covered by insurance, making the lack of results especially difficult. I want to be clear that regenerative medicine is a developing field, and outcomes may vary. However, I believe it's important for patients to have a balanced understanding of the limitations, uncertainty, and variability of stem cell treatments, particularly given the financial investment involved. If you are considering this route, I would strongly encourage: Seeking multiple medical opinions Asking for evidence specific to your condition Carefully weighing expected outcomes against cost There may be value in some of the more conservative therapies offered, based on my earlier experience. But I would urge caution and thorough due diligence before proceeding with more advanced and expensive interventions.

Dr. Mazzola is incredible. He's the guy to see for any orthopedic injury. He's a miracle worker.read more

Dr George Leimbach and his clinic abandoned me with no warning,notice or explanation after 2.5…read moreyears of treatment with his clinic.He seems unwilling to meet with patients and never physically examined me and only meeting with me once to conduct a test,there was very little conversation.Doctors take an oath upon entering the medical field and still can refuse to treat patients,turn others away and not advocate for their patients.What kind of medical physician doesn't want to meet with their patient,listen to their concerns and physically examine them?I had called the clinic with concerns that my prescriptions had not been refilled only to be told:"you need to find another provider,weren't you given a notice?"No,I was not I told her,I didn't receive a notice(of any kind)."Well" she said "you need to find another provider we will have your prescriptions refilled for one last time." This came with no help,no suggestions,no leads and no explanation from the medical staffer I spoke with.I called later with a request for an explanation but my call was only returned 24 hours later at the end of the day seemingly unconcerned.After 28 years with cronic pain I wound have expected a more caring and professional experience from Dr Leimbach and his staff,this,unfortunately,was not the case.

I've had multiple EMG's. I've got to say that this EMG with Dr Leimbach was the most amazing in the…read morefact that every EMG I have had hurt like the dickens. I hardly knew that I was having one. He got results without causing a lot of pain. If I ever have another EMG my go to Dr will be Dr Leimbach. Thank you for your time and have a great day!