I underwent a preventative skin cancer treatment with Sheree during COVID. We were able to do it…read moreall by video conference. It was so convenient to get the treatment I needed and stay safe. The whole process went very well and I am so glad to have been under Sheree's diligent care.

My monthly facial with Cassidy is my favorite day of the month. Im addicted. Cass listens to my…read moreconcerns and addresses them. I leave feeling completely rejuvenated! Ive also had experiences with TC, Mel and Danita----all very professional and experience. Absolutely love this place!

People are great but I would not recommend for botox. I spent more than I was comfortable with for…read moremy treatment and having Botox several times did not experience same results at all. Felt it was too diluted Or forgot to be added. Get a facial instead.

I just had an appointment with Dr Jennifer Wentz for pain in my left foot. From my perspective,…read moreshe's professionally competent. More importantly, she's kind, thoughtful and a great listener. She and her assistant, Amanda, created a temporary orthotic to relieve the pressure and gave me a diclofanec patch for pain. Huge improvement! Highly recommend the skilled care of her and her team! Thanks again, Bill

Dr. Taylor is excellent but now focusing only on surgeries…read more There are a couple of doctors are excellent as well, but the price point in general is really high. We're stuck without a lot of options on their procedures in our Valley I would go elsewhere for basic facials and try Grand Junction perhaps for procedures

I found Dr Rush efficient and thorough. The office was clean and comfortable. However they don't…read moreseem to understand that Health First Colorado is not medicaid but a state operated medical insurance program. I will inform them about my state gap insurance. Get a quote before you go.

Excellent and caring Staff. It's a really great place to start your positive journey to health.read more

2 stars because the staff I have been able to speak with are very kind and do everything they can…read moreto be helpful. Otherwise, this would have been 1 star. Here is my issue. With all of the talk about how we need to create more access to behaviorial health care and how we need to remove barriers for people to receive care for mental health, Solvista has decided that they will do "open access scheduling" for establishing care. So, you get emailed all of the paperwork to get enrolled (not sure what happens if you are homeless, without internet, computer illiterate, etc.....I guess it just becomes another barrier to receiving care) and complete that and return it, then you are enrolled. Then, you are able to call on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday morning and cross your fingers that there is an opening on that same day that also fits your schedule where you can be seen for an intake appointment. You cannot schedule ahead of time, it has to be done this way. So, I called this morning to get my daughter scheduled and I get the message on the Canon City office's line which states to leave a message and they will return your call the next business day. I left a message saying I was trying to schedule an open access appointment for the same-day, not sure how that is going to work if they aren't returning calls until the next day. They did call back relatively quickly and explained that they have meetings on Wednesday mornings, so that is why the message said that. The staff member was very polite and kind and apologetic. But, hey, why not have meetings on days when there is no open access scheduling? Or after lunch when people aren't trying to call and get a confusing message saying their call will be returned the next day after being told multiple times about this "same day" intake scheduling requirement? Anyway, they then tried to transfer me to the Salida office, as that is where we live. There was no one available there, so I'm told that they will call me back hopefully "within the hour" and advised that if I don't hear back in the next hour or so I should just call back and start it all over again. I did get a call back from the Salida office pretty quickly, and was told that they are ready to go for the intake RIGHT NOW. Now, maybe I misunderstood in all of these conversations or maybe it wasn't explained properly (I'm certainly willing to accept that I could have misunderstood this bizarre system), but they tell me that they are ready to do the intake now, at this moment. I'm trying to get this intake done for my daughter who is not at my house at this moment and won't be back until about 11. So, I tell them this and clarify that my only options is to call back when we are sitting here ready to - POSSIBLY - go, and hope that our call can get from Canon City to Salida and that in that same moment a counselor will be available for an intake appointment? Yes, that is exactly the expectation. And, all of this for a Zoom appointment. I could have done a Zoom appointment with 100s of online counselling programs. I'm not sitting at my house all day with my daughter waiting for Solvista to hopefully jive with our schedule at some indeterminate point of time in the future when the stars magically align to do a Zoom appointment. This is the CRAZIEST system I have ever encountered. A little background, my profession is in nursing and my most recent history has been in care management and care coordination. I literally get 100s of people set up with care outside of the agency that I work for (which is typically the refering agency). My job is to help people receive the follow up care that they need with the specialty clinics where they need to be seen, and assist them with navigaing various health care systems. If I can't understand this scheduling system and make it work, I promise....there's something wrong. I've dealt with a lot of different systems. This is by far the worst. Additionally, my daughter is not in crisis. We are simply seeking proactive mental heatlh care to address some gaps in conflict resolution and life skills. If we were a family on the border of crisis, this inabililty to get care with the right person at the right time would have thrown us into a tailspin. The Salida office did say they would call back to see if they could schedule something in the future to avoid this "maybe we can do the intake when you call back, maybe we can't" scenario. In the time it took for them to call back, I scheduled with on online counselling system for this afternoon and wrote this review. I didn't answer the call back so not sure what they came up with. I want to be very clear....my review is NOT a reflection on the staff at Solvista. Every person I spoke with did the best they could to help me within the confines of this ineffective system. Aside from that, my advise to Solvista is DO BETTER!

I went to the Buena Vista location for IV Therapy. Great location and super friendly professional…read morestaff. Highly recommend if you're visiting BV. Need to stay hydrated at this elevation.

Meeting Dr. Laura was hands down one of the best things to happen to my little family. Our senior…read moredog went into kidney failure and once we left the ER we started her down a more holistic treatment path -- one which included acupuncture. There is a night and day difference in our dog when we walk into Anupa and when we leave. Dr. Laura has helped keep her numbers stable, relieved pain, provided comfort and advice to us, and just been this overall bright light throughout this journey. Her presence is so calming for both dog and humans. I cannot recommend her enough for her expertise and the way she approaches care. GO HERE.

Bethany is extremely gifted in the art of therapy. From a major toothache to a pulled neck muscle,…read moreshe has helped to soothe pain, as well as resolve underlying issues. I highly recommend her.

Marianne is an awesome hygienist! She not only cares for her…read morepatient's oral health, but takes the time to get to know each and everyone on a personal level. You will feel well taken care of by her.