WOW! Went in for a endoscopy. My third one. It is so easy and comfortable there I feel like I…read moremade some friends. I know they do this most every day, but everyone makes you feel like you are the only they are attending to. Every nurse, assistant and doctors make you feel very comfortable and pretty much eliminate any apprehensions you may feel when you walk in.

This was my 3rd colonoscopy at this office. First of all, they don't allow visitors in pre-op or…read morepost-op. In pre-op when the RN was attempting to start an IV, she caused a venous rupture and had to start over in a different vein. They put me under during the procedure but had to take me out of anesthesia in the middle of the procedure because my O2 stats declined to 90%. They continued the procedure which means I felt everything they were doing in my bowels and the doctor wasn't gentle by any means. She knew that I was awake at this point. When they woke me up there were no reassuring words of comfort, I was just told to sit tight. I was so confused and had no idea where I was, I just felt a lot of pain as they continued the procedure. When I woke up, I was no longer receiving oxygen through the nasal cannula which is highly concerning. It was the most horrifying and painful experiences I have ever had and I will definitely not be going back.

This is a very clean, professional office with amazing staff and expert level proctologist with…read moremany years of experience. They are certainly the best choice for non-surgical hemorrhoid removal and Biote supplements which are incredible!!

Did not help. I had to pay $100 to schedule. I rescheduled, but no one was at the office when I…read morewent to my appointment. I called and they said they needed another $100 to reschedule the appointment that they missed. They don't even take insurance. Other reviews say the office visit is $400; i have no idea what they charge for their 'wonder cream'. The financial practices are so sleezy, I'm uncomfortable having this office care for my body. If they bill like an aesthetician, they should post their prices like an aesthetician. If they actually are a doctor's office, they should either accept insurance or bill at a reduced uninsured rate.

Incompetent office, and medically negligent! Do NOT go to this office!…read more The doctors might be ok, but wow is the office incompetent, leading to dangerous situations. Who cancels a colonoscopy the afternoon before!!? After the patient has already been fasting, taken a ton of laxatives, taken time off work, hired childcare, etc??! Without even a supervisor to recognize this horrible mistake? Unbelievable. The reason? Didn't confirm with insurance, when this office has had weeks and months of time to do so. Absolutely infuriating to see a family member go through all of this discomfort, to be casually cancelled and not a person to answer for the mistake and no resolution. Avoid this place at all cost.

I had a very positive experience with this GI facility. From the receptionist to the doctors and…read morenurses and the anesthesiologist. Everyone was professional, friendly and compassionate. I felt I was in good hands the whole time. I recommend them and I will be going back without hesitation.

Very rude receptionist. I would think a doctor's office of this nature would represent the office…read morein a more professional manner.

Dr Bahir Bilir, MD was an absolute pleasure to have as my doctor for my gastroenterologist…read moreprocedure. His personality and bedside manner will have you smiling from start to finish! Highly recommend him and his team!

My doctor referred me to Rocky Mountain GI based on a report I gave her of tarry stools. After 10…read moreweeks of waiting, and a $25 copay I only got to see the physician's assistant, not the physician. After some discussion I realized that my definition of tarry stools and The medical professionals definition are different. My definition was that the toilet paper never gets clean. Although I have constant fatigue my iron levels are normal based on the fact that I take iron supplements however the physician's assistant still recommended and endoscopy and a colonoscopy because I'm anemic. I called twice to talk to the physician and was told that I couldn't speak to God Almighty unless I scheduled another appointment and paid another $25 copay. This is the same place that told my daughter that she had celiacs disease after speaking to her for 10 minutes and later retracted that as well. I don't trust this place. I think they're a racket. When you're only tools a hammer every problem looks like a nail.

i highly recommend avoiding this office including the endoscopy center if at all possible. I had a…read moreprocedure the beginning of 6/2026 and have had to fight to get the results and correct meds. Every time I call it's always the same excuse, 'oh we didn't see that note'. Quality of care and lack of response is beyond pathetic. It's now July and I still can't get the correct meds or answers.

Great experience with both the PAs and Doctor. Endoscopy went smoothly, post-op was handled well,…read moreand my unexpected pain was quickly addressed. Both the doctor and charge nurse followed up the next day. Check-in was quick and simple, and pre-op was quick and seamless.

Ten years ago, when I first went to Gastrointestinal of the Rockies, they were a much smaller…read morepractice with only a couple of locations. At that time, my experience was straightforward and professional. After my procedure, Dr. Kaye clearly told me everything looked great, there were no polyps, and I should return in 10 years. Fast forward to recently, I was contacted by the practice and told I was "due" for another colonoscopy. I questioned this multiple times, specifically asking the scheduler to double-check the notes, because I had been told 10 years. Instead of verifying, I was firmly told I was incorrect and that their records showed I was due at 7 years. Reluctantly, I scheduled the procedure. Days before the appointment, I was informed that the physician I had specifically requested had decided to take the afternoon off. My options were to reschedule or proceed with a different doctor. Since I had already begun the prep process, I had little choice but to move forward. Here is where things become truly unacceptable: As I'm lying on the table, IV in place, the new doctor walks in and asks if I'm having any problems. I say no. He then tells me, "You're not due for a colonoscopy for another three years." This confirmed exactly what I had been saying all along. At that point--after the prep, the disruption, and already being prepped with an IV--I went through with the procedure anyway. But the fact that I was put in that position due to their internal error is inexcusable. Afterward, I made multiple attempts to contact management to understand how this happened. Not a single call was returned by anyone in a leadership position. The only outreach I ever received was from a nurse--not someone accountable for the breakdown. Only after posting a brief, non-detailed negative review (in hopes someone would respond) did I hear anything further--and that was a letter "terminating" me as a patient. The letter was not even signed by a specific individual. This practice has clearly grown, but unfortunately, the professionalism, communication, and accountability have not grown with it. Between: * Incorrect medical scheduling information * Lack of internal communication * Last-minute physician changes * Inability to reach management * And ultimately dismissing a patient rather than addressing concerns ...I cannot recommend this practice to anyone. If you value clear communication, accuracy, and accountability in your medical care, I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere. PS. ******** Gastroenterology of the Rockies has a mixed to largely negative reputation, with many patient reviews highlighting significant administrative issues, long hold times, and poor communication, leading to low ratings on Yelp (often 2.5 stars or less). While some patients report positive experiences with specific doctors, others complain about disorganized care and difficult scheduling, particularly in the Boulder, Longmont, and Denver locations.******

I had a small accident that made it necessary for me to enlist some emergency medical assistance…read moreyesterday, and I thought what better place to go than where three years ago my darling granddaughter was born. I remembered the wonderful care my daughter received while she was there, and I figured it was the best place. I was taken into the hospital's emergency ward within 15 minutes of scanning my driver's license and answering a few basic questions at the kiosk... The wonderful, and compassionate care that I received from Maizey, (nurse), Jen Cohen the PA, and Chelsea (EMT, she fitted me with a full leg brace), was the best I ever received at any hospital as a emergency patient. Everything from filing my insurance information, X-rays, diagnosis, and the fitting of my brace when off seamlessly... The employees at R M C are true professionals that a credit to the medical profession.

My wife delivered our son, atlas here. From what I've heard this hospital specializes in…read morechildbirth, pumping out nearly 4,000 babies a year. The actual hospital is nice, and their menu of room service offerings was pretty solid for a hospital. In terms of service I'd say it was a bit inconsistent. Although, Maria in the postpartum ward was a star - Id recommend asking for her. She was compassionate, detail oriented, and caring.

I was assigned this internist as my primary doctor by my insurance company clear spring health…read more That took 4 mo from January to establish. I needed two medical procedures and they were done at National Jewish Hospital 2 months ago. I sent the results to Dr. Schreiber via email over 30 days ago and then 2 weeks ago from a different email. No response yet. I left him a voice mail to call me 5 days ago. No response. Very sad performance.

Had to wait 3 days in the hospital to get a GI procedure done because no one could get ahold of Dr…read more Schreiber which cost me thousands of dollars in an unnecessary extended hospital stay. He never rounded on me in the hospital and I was charged for 3 different dates of service from his office, even though I only saw him for 30 seconds before and 30 seconds after my procedure. When I called his office to ask why I was charged by his clinic for dates I never saw him, his receptionist was horribly rude, condescending and anything but helpful. STAY AWAY FROM THIS OFFICE

It's been a while since I've left a review, but I will tell you that if anyone asks me who to go to…read morethis is exactly who I always suggest. This is one of the most respectful, knowledgeable, and intuitive doctors I have ever had the privilege of being seen by. I moved to Boulder several years ago and if he wasn't so far away, I would keep going there. I've only met one other doctor in the entire state of Colorado that has his incredible sense and instinct in bedside manner. He's a once in a lifetime physician, especially if you're struggling with things that nobody else can seem to diagnose or treat. For all of these people on here they gave him a one star review for whoever ever answered his phone, SHAME ON YOU! There are very sick patients out there that need this man and just because your feelings got hurt because someone didn't bow down to you when you made a telephone call is absolutely zero reason to give a one star review! Apparently that's the thing to do on our society these days. I will continue to give him five star reviews once a month until his rating goes back up to where it deserves to be. You literally will not find a better physician in Colorado!

Dr. Schreiber is a no-nonsense, class-act. He has always addressed my health needs with compassion…read moreand discretion. He is an staunch advocate for his patients. I was referred to him by a close friend. I dread the day he retires and I must endeavor to find someone of his caliber.

There are a lot of old and very negative reviews here - well, I had a C procedure done here today…read moreand definitely 5 star, with some mild caveats. First, I'd tell anyone this is a fine practice and encourage them to use them, based on my one experience. I was referred a few weeks ago by my doc, I'm 72, have 2 C's done, the last showed polops. So he referred me here and within a week or so they contacted me to begin the scheduling and information sharing process - health records, etc. That part was a little bumpy but, fine. Good enough. I was scheduled for 8:30 check in today with Dr. Pritchard and they had informed me thoroughly way in advance on the 'prep procedure',, we all know what that entails (no pun intended). Very thorough and detailed, etc. I felt well advised and prepared. I followed them to the letter. Ugh. Checked in at 8:30, the only negative being a little lack of signage that Endoscopy Center is Rockies etc office, and there's no receptionist in that office. No big deal. But there was a plethora of signage so the critical information was a bit buried. The folks already in the waiting room laughed when, like everyone else, I wandered around the reception area a bit lost as to what to do. Ok, button buzzer on the wall. Hit it, a young man appeared and off to the races. Super friendly and efficient! I was put in a nice super clean bathroom with necessary dressing gown and socks, a bag for my clothes, and when I walked out immediately ushered to one of those tented beds, there were lots, it's a bustling place. Devin hooked me up to machines, Maggie did a great job getting the needle in painlessly for the drip, and she and another sharp, friendly, professional and efficient young lady began the usual questionnaire with her ipad. I loved it when they told me I'd be filled with air and should fart as needed. Again, I've had two of these before at different hospitals and all were good experiences. But the man next to me who I heard being interviewed for his 8th, 12th C scope?? I don't remember but I do remember he was born Aug 18, 1941 - and had a section of his colon removed in one of those - has chosen this practice which gave me confidence. Soon, rolled into the op room, again very efficient, got my drip, rolled on my side and was in gaga land. Woke up back in my tent area, Dr. Prichard told me the results, done. They called my wife, done, outa there.

I wish I could have my procedure elsewhere, but with Medicaid, I don't have a choice! I am shocked…read morethat this business actually has 2 1/2 stars, because if I could, I wouldn't give it any stars! I had a colonoscopy scheduled for 9am, but they called me back and told me they would have to reschedule it to 2pm, because they ONLY DO MEDICAID PATIENTS AT THAT TIME. What kind of BS is that, for heaven's sake?? Because I have government provided insurance, I get to suffer longer, with no food the entire day before and no food until after the procedure??? I cannot believe this place! I wish I could go anywhere else.