Dr. Roger Billica has gotten to the root of my serious health problems when no other doctor could…read more(and I have been to many!). He has always taken his time and listened carefully to me before diagnosing. I am happy to have been a patient at Tri-Life health for close to 20 years!

Dr. Roger Billica and the staff at Tri-Life Health have been a godsend for our family. After…read morespending large amounts of money out of pocket for years on practitioners that failed to help with some very serious illness, Dr. Billica provided careful diagnosis and treatment for our family over a period of nearly ten years. As a result, our family is now healthy and fully functional. I cannot recommend Tri-Life Health highly enough.

Always a great experience. The staff is awesome, friendly. The doctors are knowledgeable,…read moreprofessional, friendly. The rooms are clean. I appreciate that they don't immediately push pills. My doctor listens to my concerns and offers options.

I've been coming to this clinic for 10+ years. I saw Dr Butler to begin with, and now am a patient…read moreof Dr Rivera. Let me tell you how comforting it is to see a doctor who KNOWS you, takes their time, is thorough and compassionate! What I've learned thru my years is that you have to take ownership of YOUR own health. Thank you to the awesome people at the front desk (April) and the assistants too!

I am thoroughly impressed with Dr Thakor - I have been seeing him for almost 3 years now, and has…read morebeen a compassionate, competent physician all the way through. Being a self pay patient, and diagnosed with fibromyalgia, carpel tunnel problems, and developing arthritis, Dr Thakor listened to me as a person about how I felt physically, *as well* as emotionally. He gave valid suggestions, and talked with me about medication before beginning. He wanted me to feel confident and comfortable about the choice before we pursued any medication, and this made me feel to be a bigger part of helping myself. When available, Dr Thakor always offered samples of medications to see whether it'd be worth pursuing for the out-of-pocket-cost for self-pay patient like myself. The office staff are very friendly and compassionate as well. When I need to call them, I always feel heard, and I always receive a call back.

Great office staff. Office Staff very attentive and responsive in a timely matter. Always able to…read moreget in when needed. Dr. Thakor is a good listener and has good bedside manners. Treatment is a bit more on the conservative side, but will explore treatment options when warranted. Office is clean and neat. Great at enforcing covid precautions. Convenient location with plenty of parking.

I didn't know what was wrong with me or how to fix it-- it turned out that I had candida as well as…read moreinsanely high levels of iron & vitamin D. Vomiting, diarrhea, migraines, sudden weight loss, insomnia-- these were my symptoms. I found Dr. Dowling through a web search for natropathic/holistic doctors in Fort Collins. After searching through many websites that didn't fit the bill, I happened upon his. He was just the sort of doctor I was looking for, and he just happened to be in town. In short, my symptoms (which were killing me...) are all but gone, and in about a months time. Through extensive blood tests he sorted out not only the problem but the solution as well. Now I have my life back, my energy, and I couldn't be happier with the result I got from him. Highly recommend would be an understatement!

Dr. Juhala is my primary care physician, as well as my boyfriend and his father's primary care…read morephysician. The front desk is always really nice and they get me in within two weeks for appointments. He's very understanding and knowledgeable. I had a whole list of stuff to go over with him and he didn't rush me at all. He had great recommendations and options for me, whether they were a prescription or at-home solutions. I'm very happy with my decision to switch my primary care and will be a repeat patient.

I completely disagree with SR's review. First, Dr. Juhala knows his internal medicine in my…read moreopinion. Second, Dr. Juhala, and his assistants Karen and Noelle, have always been a pleasure to work with when I needed them. For instance, I was having a problem on business trip, and they were kind enough to call in a prescription for me while I was away. Overall, I recommend Dr. Juhala and his staff.

Absolutely the best primary care in all of northern colorado exceptional care and the most caring,…read moregracious staff thanks so much again to you all

I've only had one appointment so far and holy smokes I'm impressed! I saw Jason and he was very…read moreprofessional and friendly. The system they use is super easy and straightforward. I also really appreciate how I was looked at and talked to like a person and not a thing. I see my health getting a lot better with Jason's help.

after multiple attempts to schedule using online portal over the course of a month, I called the…read moreoffice to inquire about scheduling and was informed the online portal goes nowhere and nothing could be added to the page to indicate it's a waste of patient's time to schedule through UCHealth portal. instead of being helpful and scheduling necessary appointment, the receptionist was antagonistic and defensive. I would encourage patients to find alternate care with a provider who is transparent in scheduling practice and provides proper customer service training for their staff.

Dr. Campbell has been my primary care doctor for over ten years. She herself is very nice, a good…read morelistener, and quite responsive to messages (though she is usually unwilling to do anything without an in-person appointment so she can get more money out of you). The office staff however, is another story. They refuse to do simple things like following up with insurance to get prior authorizations for medications they prescribed. I have one medication that was prescribed 2 months ago that they still haven't submitted the paperwork for. When I called to tell them that insurance still hadn't received the paperwork, and to ask that they send a new prescription to the pharmacy so I could buy it out of pocket (because I actually need the meds...) they intentionally hung up on me. Several weeks later, they sent me a letter in the mail saying they are dropping me as a patient. I guess they only take patients that don't require paperwork. I recognize that those of us with chronic illnesses are more work, but that doesn't mean we deserve to be dropped just because some of our medications require prior authorizations. Also, if you're considering David Ottolenghi (the other doctor at the practice) beware, he doesn't believe in vaccines... I sure wouldn't want a doctor who trusts politicians over science.

Easy check-in Friendly service, good care…read moreCoffee bar in waiting room Efficient and effective review and resolution to our issue. Only issue was the bill I received weeks later, I guess after the insurance submission. Would have been good to have been given an estimate and a heads up that the knee brace we received would cost a pretty penny. That said, the service was wonderful. The care was great. And the facility itself was clean and comfortable. Truly a positive experience.

DO NOT COME TO THIS URGENT CARE…read more I have never had a worse experience receiving medical care. Being at an urgent care is already stressful and uncomfortable, but the way I was treated throughout this visit made an already difficult situation significantly worse. From the moment I arrived, the front desk staff appeared completely indifferent to the fact that I was there. I was visibly crying throughout check-in, yet no one offered me a tissue or even checked to see if I was okay. The check-in iPad was directly in front of the front desk employee, which made the complete lack of acknowledgment even more frustrating. I then waited approximately 20 minutes alone in the waiting room while I could hear nurses and doctors laughing and talking amongst themselves. Given that I was visibly distressed and in pain, it was extremely upsetting to feel like I was being left there until they were finished talking and laughing. When I was finally taken back, the provider immediately began assuming that I was pregnant. I am a single woman with an IUD, and while pregnancy is never technically impossible, the assumption felt inappropriate and dismissive given the reason I was there. Throughout my time in the exam room, I continued crying because I was in significant pain. Again, not one nurse or doctor offered me a tissue or checked on me. I came in because I was experiencing severe back pain, and I was given a shot in my butt of what I was told was essentially "amplified Tylenol." I was instructed to wait approximately 15 minutes to see whether it helped. Not even five minutes later, the doctor came back into the room and abruptly told me, essentially, "You have a kidney infection. If you throw up or have a fever, go to the ER. Okay, see you later." There was no meaningful explanation, no thorough discussion, and I felt like the entire visit was being rushed to an end. I was prescribed antibiotics for the supposed kidney infection and began taking them as instructed. Four days later, my lab results came back completely negative, with NO SIGN OF AN INFECTION. Naturally, I called the urgent care because I was concerned about being prescribed antibiotics for an infection that my laboratory results did not support. The person identifying herself as the "manager" told me that sometimes "bacteria just doesn't show up on labs." I found that explanation extremely concerning, especially considering how quickly I had been diagnosed and how little explanation I was given during my original visit. At that point, I decided to go to a different urgent care for a second opinion. The doctor there immediately questioned and ultimately disproved the kidney infection diagnosis due to the lack of evidence supporting it. I was specifically instructed to stop taking the antibiotics. The difference between these two experiences was unbelievable. The second doctor actually took the time to evaluate my symptoms, consider the available evidence, and explain their reasoning. My experience at this urgent care felt rushed, dismissive, and careless from beginning to end. I understand that urgent cares are busy and that medical professionals see difficult situations every day. However, basic compassion, communication, and thoroughness should not be too much to expect from a healthcare provider. I was visibly distressed and in pain, yet I felt ignored by the staff and dismissed by the provider. Being incorrectly diagnosed is serious enough, but being prescribed antibiotics for an infection that another doctor found no evidence of is even more concerning. If you are told you have a kidney infection here, I strongly recommend getting a second opinion, especially if your test results do not support the diagnosis. Unless you want to potentially walk out with antibiotics for an infection you may not have, I strongly recommend going somewhere else. DO NOT COME HERE.