I was sent here because they have tools that other hospitals dont have. I have a upper GI bleed. I…read morehave been to 3 hospitals and this one is not only beautiful. The staff is wonderful. From the Dr's, Nurses, food services, cleaning ect. They couldn't find the bleed. Because it stopped a day before I got here. But they did look and tattoo on places where it might be. So if it starts bleeding again. They can find it and fix it.

I was referred to this facility because I am in kidney failure. The transplant doctor who attempted…read moreto place a fistula didn't do it correctly. While speaking with him he threw a temper tantrums worse than a 2 year old screaming on the floor. I was told I couldn't come back. The transplant nurses are rude and nasty to try and make the patient feel bad and it's their fault. I had been there in the past and said I will never go back. But, I didn't have a choice. Because they are the big transplant hospital here. I was injured and told if they had to fix my fistula the surgeon would paralyze my hand.

I want to comment on Victoria in the echo lab for her professionalism and kindness. She was very…read morethorough but still personable and cheerful throughout the whole experience. We must have asked a million questions, but she NEVER made us feel we were bothering her. I was there for possible heart problems, but she let us joke with her to keep our spirits up. You may need to clone her .... Thank you Victoria, for helping us have a good time during a scary day.

The physical building was clean and pleasant. The staff were professional and friendly. The…read moreprocedure was administered professionally knowledgeable staff explained each step of the procedure and made sure I was comfortable throughout my time during the procedure. The nurses explained each medication used, the purpose and any side effects. Great job by all.

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.

Every year on my son's birthday, the pain resurfaces--not from motherhood, but from the trauma I…read moreexperienced at Rose Medical Center. I came in ready, informed, and expecting care. What I got was the opposite. I was dismissed, ignored, and left in distress during one of the most physically and emotionally vulnerable moments of my life. Despite being in clear medical need, I wasn't taken seriously. I wasn't supported. I wasn't safe. This wasn't just disappointing--it was traumatic. Years later, I still carry the weight of that experience in my body and memory. If you're considering delivering here, know that not everyone walks away feeling held or respected. And for Rose: birth is not a production line. It's a threshold. Please treat it--and us--with the reverence it deserves.

We flew from MN to Denver to be seen at the GRI Clinic. The hospital was very busy. The…read morecheckin/screening was really quick. The cafeteria was huge and easy and quick to navigate through. The staff helped guide us with where to go as we had to go to multiple different areas. The neuropsych rooms were smaller than expected felt very claustrophobic. The doctors at the GRI clinic spent a lot of time with us, and allowed us to ask all the questions we had.

Amazing pediatric hospital. The doctors, nurses, admins and security are stellar. I would not…read morehesitate to have my child receive their care here.

I was sent to this e.r by both my ophthalmologist and my neurologist. All of concerns seem to be…read moredismissed, I seen Branden Skarpiak and I only know that because that's the name on my test results l, I felt dismissed and NOT one of my blood test were discussed with me prior to leaving. I was not even offered as much as a tylenol for my level 8 pain. and I never take medications so I'm definitely not medicine shopping but to be so dismissive and talked down to, as a medical provider myself I would not recommend this e.r to my patients. Do better UCHealth and Dr Skarpiak!!!

staff was great before but the doctor is very rude he yanked my moms head back while she was…read moresleeping and was yelling in her face

I recently had a stay at Kindred Hospital and can not say enoughgood things about it. Eery single…read moreperson on the staff did a great job and was kind to me. my case manger was awesome and always had the answers I was looking for. The wound care team did a excellent job and really cared about my me and my progress. A special shout out to Esther who would visit with a huge smile and listened to my concerns. If you need long term care I would recommend Kindred hospital. Godspeed!

I have been here a week and a half, I have had the best care I could ever ask for. So please don't…read morejudge the book read the story and judge for your self.

I visited the emergency department on Monday and was in distress and extremely anxious when I…read morearrived. The wait was about an hour, but with the amount of people in the waiting room, I thought it would have been longer. While I was there, I was well taken care of by Emily, Molly, Shannon, and Anna. I genuinely appreciate not only their medical care, but also their kindness and support in an extremely stressful situation especially since I suffer from panic disorder. They really took the time to care for my mental health as well as physical. The only reason I am leaving 4 stars instead of 5 is because I definitely didn't love the area that I was in, given the fact that there were other people being treated in the same room. That being said, the place was insanely busy and there were others with more serious issues which is understandable. Additionally, the space I was in did not have a call button which would have been very helpful given my level of anxiety; however, the staff was very attentive so I luckily was never in a position where I absolutely needed the call button. The check in desk could have been more helpful and caring, but with how busy they were, I understood that they were just trying to check everyone in quickly.

My wife had to have a procedure done here. If you are in the area and need any kind of a heart…read moreprocedure I would highly recommend looking here. This is one of the finest hospitals in the county and they have been given many awards for Cardiac Care. The staff, Nurses and Doctors are incredible.

INPATIENT PULMONARY UNIT- MEGA-props! Although we lost a family member the professionalism, care,…read moregrace and presence of all of the staff who attended was remarkable. WITHOUT EXCEPTION every interaction was completed with the question, "Is there anything more we can do for you." All brought amazing talent, training and skills to a really tough, unique and unusual case. Although we're devastated with loss we are happy and proud of the wonderful, complete and over-the-top care we received. So proud of the CU med team top to bottom.

Worst healthcare system in the world. Better off going to Haiti and seeing a witchdoctor!…read more See picture of a fungal infection they refused to treat. Seek treatment elsewhere.

Overall great hospital here at HCA. The cafeteria food is actually really good if you're just there…read morevisiting for a patient or ordering patient food. Breakfast burritos are actually good. Ask for fresh eggs! Had surgery and the pacu nurses were not very kind, otherwise all the other staff were great during stay.

We arrived around 7:55 am and pulled into valet. He was friendly and polite. We were greeted when…read morewe entered the hospital. They got me checked in for my surgery. Once I was done Mrs. Tina walked me over to the surgery waiting area and Mrs. Dense let them know I was ready. I waited maybe about 15 mins before Sarah came and got me. She took my vitals and got me situated for the surgery . Dr. Chae came and let me know we would start around 10:30am. He is always upbeat and chipper. The anesthesiologist Dr. Weddle came in and explained what she was going to be doing durning surgery. She was very explanatory and nice. Her assistant came in and let me know what she will be doing as well. She was nice and friendly. They set me up with the prep... meaning they had already put some of the anesthesia in my IV so I felt myself fading. I woke up in recovery and the nurse I had was so nice and attentive. She made sure I was comfortable until my room was ready. When I made it to my room Rielly was my nurse and they were getting ready for upcoming shift change. She was very nice and attentive. Later on that evening; I had David as a nurse and Nyosha as my CNA.. when I tell you they both went above and beyond with my care. I have no complaints. David was very chilled and laid back. I love how attentive to my pain and over care for getting better to be prepared for home. He said on schedule with my meds and helped manage my pain very well. I didn't have to call him for anything because he was already 2 steps ahead. Nyosha made sure I was very comfortable and had all that I needed.. she stayed on top of me staying hydrated and kept me comfortable. Erica from nutrition was amazing. They made sure everything was good and on time.. so my husband ordering a guest plate was more than enough. He loved all the dishes he ordered durning my stay. The staff was very polite and super friendly. When the shift came in the morning, I had Celine the nurse and Fudy was my CNA. They were a great team as well. They had taken care of all my needs durning the morning. I had to stay one more night just to be on the safe side. I had Angelina my nurse and Alexa was the CNA. They worked so well together. They made sure I was comfortable and managed my pain. I was have some abdominal cramping and Angelina bought me some heating packs. What a life saver. They felt so good and warm that it help my tummy. Housekeeping was great. She was very nice and sweet. She cleaned my room both times while I was there. She was very attentive to detail and just very humbled. Everyone was extremely helpful and I do recommend them to family and friends.

4/21/26-We went to get some old records for my mom. The guy at the front desk of the records office…read morewas super helpful. No long waits to get documents. Just had to fill out forms and we told him we could grab coffee while we waited. The food options were limited in the cafe. They needed to have more out. Went back and got all the info we needed. Super fast and they show that they care about the customer experience by not making you wait days to weeks to be able to access your medical records.

Eight years ago my wife and I had our first child at AdventHealth Parker. We were thrilled to be…read morethere after taking the tour of the facility and participating in some of the new parent courses they offered. Everything went well leading up to the birth and thereafter. I am posting this review now because while my wife was mid delivery, in the middle of the night, the nurse facilitating the child birth told my wife to stop pushing because there would be too much paperwork for her, point blank, and that we would need to wait for the on-call doctor. We followed directive and waited 10-15 minutes for the on-call doctor to arrive. Mind you my child's head was halfway out the entire time because to reiterate my wife was told to stop pushing because the nurse would have too much paperwork. At the time, my wife and I had no concept of if this was the correct thing to be doing. We simply followed the nurse's directive. We were under the assumption the nurse facilating the child birth had our and the newborn babies best interests in mind. 10-15 minutes after waiting for the on-call doctor; 10-15 minutes after my newborn babies head was already halfway out the on-call doctor arrived and the birth continued as expected. Immediately, as there were a series a newborn tests, sight, sound, etc. we were told that our newborn child had triggered the alert for astigmatism. What we were told at that time, I am assuming because this was extremely common at AdventHealth Parker, is that this could be a false positive or the newborn baby could grow out of it; not to worry. We were glad to hear that positive news, and again we thought the best interests of the newborn baby were priority. So, for approximately four years our child could not see and we had no idea. We were advised by a school teacher to revisit the astigmatism concern because she noticed that our child could not see in the classroom, as expected. During breastfeeding, as we were first time parents, we had no idea what to expect from our newborn baby. We breastfed to the best of our knowledge. During this time my wife often questioned our newborn babies latching ability and the amount of milk our newborn baby was actually getting. Come to find out approximately four years later our child had a tongue-tie, also exposed by the child's first teacher, and that this was most likely the reason my wife had questioned latching and volume during breastfeeding. We are still in speech therapy after releasing the tongue-tie. Most recently, my child has frequent ear infections and frequent strep throat. Come to find out it will need to be remediated by removing the tonsils and adenoids. I looked into medical malpractice lawsuits to address what happened that night, because as logical as I am this all seems to be rooted to my newborn babies head being halfway breached for 10-15 minutes so the nurse didn't have any extra work to do. Apparently, Colorado law states child birth medical malpractice lawsuits are no longer supported after the child's eight birthday. Etc, etc, I am not a lawyer, nor do I find the additional research applicable. The reason for posting this now is in attempt to prevent this from happening to someone else, somebody else's newborn baby only because the nurse did not want the extra paperwork. My child can barely see 20 feet of themself without glasses, this will never change. There is no getting better, fortunately, to the best of our knowledge, there is no getting worse. I strongly believe my family has not been the only family to fall victim to this type of carelessness and disregard at AdventHealth Parker, and also believe we will not be the last. My child has not had and will not have the same experiences as most others. We depended on these people. I can only speculate that what happened that night is the root cause of my child's severe astigmatism, ear, nose, and throat complications as I am not a doctor, but I believe my child's head was unnecessarily compressed resulting in the complications we have faced and are still facing today.