Called to ask a question and never got an answer back…read more Showed up to my appointment and waited an hour in the lobby. After asking for an updated for the second time, they said it'd be at least another 30 minutes. Even though the office was "closing" already. Ended up just leaving. I unfortunately didn't have time to wait 1.5 hours at 5 pm at night. Multiple other people sitting in the waiting room for 30-45 minutes +. One lady walked out from the back to ask if a doctor was ever going to come into the exam room to see her because she had been sitting there for so long. Clearly no time management or respect for patients time. Quite the bummer after waiting a month for the appointment, leaving work early, and sitting in the waiting room for so long.

Dr Hsu is a Excellent physician with an unbelievable skill set. I was seen at a different pain…read moremanagement practice and all they wanted to do were Epidural Steroid Injections, they were not helping. I asked my surgeon for a referral and he sent me the Dr Hsu. He reviewed my MRI and said I needed Ablation in my lumbar spine at 3 levels. I agreed to the procedure. His technique is flawless it hardly hurt. The procedure took less than an hour I was impressed. The pain changed from extreme pain to about half the intensity for about a month. Then slowly the pain went away and my range of motion came back as well and the pain level is just a minor annoyance. I can do PT to restore additional range of motion and solve my muscle atrophy from not being able to bend efficiently for years. Dr Hsu also stated that the ESI's would not work and I needed the Lumbar RFA, which worked at unbelievable levels. The staff are also great, they care and keep you updated. Overall I am extremely pleased.

I had a total knee replacement and have been very impressed with the entire process. They are…read moreextremely thorough and take the time to explain what is going on and what the options are. I also appreciated that they didn't push me into surgery and wanted to understand my expectations to make sure that they were realistic and I wouldn't be disappointed. The education throughout the process was excellent and I felt ready when the day came. The post surgery care has also been excellent, thorough and caring. Dr. Chang is quieter, but he has more than made up for that with a great team.

Five for surgical skills, his office, his sheer talent, his amazing staff (Including Shamika, and…read morehis PAs are awesome and I love them - Kyle and Adam are awesome.) My knee is great. In terms of patient ineraction in this case I will adhere to if you can't say anything nice don't say it at all.

As the 7th (out of 20 scored reviews), my consultation with Dr. Fuller left a LOT to be desired…read more Condescending, too busy for listening, no apparent 'bedside manner' little to none on empathy or patient care and concern. Dr. Fuller entered the exam room 15 minutes late and, it soon became apparent, unprepared. I had spent a good deal of time the two days prior to my appointment talking to several of his staff about his stem cell treatments and working with them to transfer the 2 MRI reports and images that I was able to provide (Only high marks for his staff!) He came in having obviously just skimmed the reports and, talking disturbingly fast, proceeded to tell me what they said - which I pretty much knew, having read them myself and discussed them with my PCP. His summary was partially accurate and decidedly incomplete. When I asked if he had looked at the MRI images, he said no, he did not have them. I explained about having arranged to include them, which he brushed off, saying, "Oh we wouldn't upload anything to our computers from a patient; we don't want to get infected with a virus." My reply (being an educated and experienced training consultant) was, "Well that would have been helpful for your staff to know." He then proceeded to discuss my treatment options: ... injections, PT, etc. When I interrupted to point out that I had already done that and was here to discuss stem cells procedures he looked shocked and said that no-one had told him that. At which point I couldn't help but offer that staff procedures and communication training might be helpful for that too. The rest was kind of a blur. Somewhere in there was about a 2 minute physical exam ("good reflexes!") ending with "my 20 minutes with you was interesting. Sounds like you're not too happy with us, so I don't think we have what you're looking for." At which point he stood up and extended his hand in a forced friendly farewell... which I ignored on my way out to my 90 minute return trip to Boulder. Probably my least productive, weirdest, most frustrating medical appointment ever. But after reading the other reviews here, not out of the ordinary for Dr. Fuller's office.

I have been helped at this office for over 5 years and every time I go back I'm glad I am helped by…read morethe awesome front staff Dr fuller has. Everybody is so welcoming and supportive, they have answers for me or always get back to me with an answer from Dr Fuller. I have been seeing Dr Fuller for years about chronic back pain as a young adult I was overlooked and laughed at by previous doctors thinking I just wanted prescription drugs. Thank goodness I found Dr Fuller because I have been able to live my life a bit more normal since finding him. He listened he informs and I trust that he is doing the best he can for me. My pain was so severe that I did not know what to do anymore. Finding him has changed my life.

Friendly staff and Dr. Meyers is a true professional…read more I came to the office for a follow up after being referred for an ankle fracture. Colorado Orthopedic Consultants in Aurora is an organized office. They sent me texts and emails prior to the appointment to get paperwork filled out. Once I arrived I had a short wait to see the doctor. His PA came in first and looked at my ankle and then I had X-rays done to check on status of fracture and healing. Dr. Meyers evaluated the X-rays and found my ankle was healing. All of the rooms I was in were clean and stocked with cleaning wipes. The office has a large area for physical therapy that I just saw. Be aware that parking is limited outside; there is a large parking garage that I ended up in since this office is adjacent to a hospital.

I met Dr DeLaRosa after months with a severe fracture to my humerus that was not healing. My…read moreprevious orthopedic surgeon had put me in a brace and said that it looked great every time I had an office visit and they took an x-ray and said to come back in another couple of weeks for another check up. My arm was NOT healing and the pain was unbearable and they didn't seem to even care. Dr. DeLaRosa immediately said he was very concerned on my first visit and ordered blood tests and took x-rays and told me that there is definitely something delaying the union of the bone and it was not okay to keep waiting. Within 2 weeks, we had performed surgery and my bone had been stuck in the muscle the whole time and was never going to heal without surgery. Dr DeLaRosa put in a plate and screws and the bone is literally in perfect alignment again! Today my arm is nearly back to full function and better every day! I cannot say enough about the quality of care from all of the staff from the front desk to the schedulers, the MA's and of course Dr DeLaRosa....everyone at OCC went above and beyond for my care and still does!

Good experience here before with sclerotherapy, but not so great this time. When I called to make…read morethe appointment I specifically asked how much it would be for me to see the doc and get an ultrasound for leg vein reflux. I was very careful to be specific because I had new insurance (not Kaiser anymore) and was told I would only be charged a $60 specialist co-pay for the visit and the ultrasound. I asked lots of clarifying questions to make sure that co-pay included the ultrasound because it was less than I thought it would be and I didn't want any surprises. I got an EOB showing they billed my insurance $750 for the visit and I needed to pay $350 of that. I inquired several times explaining this was not what I was told when I made the appointment and after the 4th time asking with no response, I was told no adjustment and I am responsible to know how much my insurance will cover. Really not ok because it was Denver Vein Center that misinformed me. Looking back I think the appointment person didn't book the ultrasound I asked for, because when I got there I had to ask for the ultrasound and I wondered why they didn't have it ready to go. Again, usually a good office but they took zero accountability for their mistake and I didn't appreciate the surly message about me being responsible for knowing my insurance coverage, when their staff was obviously not listening to my VERY clear and repetitive questions about a doc visit AND ultrasound, not just a doc visit.

I had some really annoying veins around my eyes, and guess what? You can get rid of them!!!…read moreHallelujah. I went in to day. The staff is very friendly and Dr Norton is so amazing. She is professional, knowledgeable and friendly and I am so excited, by the time I got home I could already see a huge difference! I was amazed at how much younger my eyes look with our old ugly veins around them. They said I cold bruise and swell, but I'm really not that swollen and I don't see any bruises all I see is no veins! I'm going back for my legs.

Andrew is great! He was able to quickly identify a few issues I had been experiencing for several…read moremonths and even help them start to feel better during my first visit. I look forward to continuing treatment and healing my chronic neck and knee pain!

Went in hobbling, walked out 45 minutes later painlessly…read more Couldn't have been happier with my experience at Denver Sports & Family. Dr. Andrew is great - 10/10 experince here. No sense of attempted upsell, and to go from miserable to great at that price is a trade I'd make any day. Thanks Doc!!!

Dr. Naftulin immediately diagnosed the long-term problem I was having with my foot, which would…read moreunfortunately require surgery to fix. He told me what would happen, then the surgery went exactly as planned and the rehabilitation went exactly as he told me. The outcome was excellent and the follow up has been great. I would definitely recommend Dr. Naftulin.

The people that work in this office are rude. Not the doctors, but just the people on the phone…read more I'd recommend choosing a different place if you can!

Both my wife and I have been treated by doctors here. They were professional, kind and had a…read morewonderful bedside manner that put us both at ease. They discovered my wife had a severe arterial issue and were able to help her get the care and medications needed to treat this issue. We will always use them when we have vascular issues.

I cannot recommend Dr. Matthew Brown or RIA based on my experience…read more From the beginning, I made it very clear that I have an extensive family history of terminal cancer of all ages and I had already accumulated significant radiation exposure within the year following my pulmonary AVM diagnosis. I have lost multiple close family members to cancer, so every additional CT scan carries an enormous emotional burden for me, since just ONE CT scan raises your cancer risk. I repeatedly explained this and fiercely advocated for myself, but my concerns were never taken seriously. Instead, they were consistently dismissed. My first pulmonary AVM embolization performed by Dr. Brown ultimately failed. I later learned that recanalization after embolization is relatively uncommon (less than 5%), and that failure led to additional testing, an additional radiation angiogram procedure, and another CT scan that would've been avoided had the initial treatment been successful. The worst part came afterward. I requested a follow-up bubble study in lieu of a CT, which showed only a very small late right-to-left shunt--approximately 10 late bubbles. I read on my own that tiny shunts like that aren't treatable and carry no significant risk. I pleaded with Dr. Brown not to order another CT scan and asked that alternatives be considered because of my recent radiation history, given this was such a tiny shunt. Those concerns were ignored. Being told that "there's radiation everywhere" after expressing my fears about cumulative radiation exposure wasn't reassuring--it was dismissive. I was also told without the CT, he wouldn't provide me with medical clearance for future procedures. After seeking a second opinion at Anschutz, I was told that, in my case, the final CT scan was not necessary. The physician reviewed published literature with me indicating that fewer than 30 late bubbles are not associated with any significant neurological risk. He also explained that my request of just a bubble study echocardiogram would have been more than sufficient, rather than another CT scan--an option that was never given to me despite my repeated concerns about radiation exposure. The physician at Anschutz also provided me with medical clearance for future procedures and said the bubble study was enough for that (when Dr. Brown said it wasn't and required the unnecessary CT). Learning afterward that there was published evidence supporting a different approach left me wondering why that evidence was never discussed with me, or why Dr. Brown never read it, or even researched it before ordering another CT scan knowing I was so against it. Now I live with the fear that I underwent additional radiation exposure that wasn't even necessary. No one can tell me whether it will ever affect my health, but I am the one who has to carry that uncertainty for the rest of my life. As the mother of three young children under five years old, that fear is overwhelming. I want to be here for them and watch them grow up. This wasn't just simply disagreeing about a treatment plan--it was feeling that my concerns were dismissed rather than discussed. Shared decision-making means listening to patients, especially when they come prepared and ask informed questions. I don't think it's an unreasonable request of patients that current medical evidence and relevant studies be considered and kept up with by their physician. That was not my experience. This experience permanently damaged my trust in Dr. Brown and RIA. I'm transferring all of my care to Anschutz, and I only wish I had done so before undergoing multiple angiograms and CT scans, including the ones deemed unnecessary. If you have HHT, suspected HHT, or any type of arteriovenous malformation (AVM), I strongly encourage you to seek care at Anschutz instead of RIA. Anschutz will listen to you and your concerns. If you do stay with RIA, at least secure a second opinion before agreeing to repeated imaging or major treatment decisions. I wish I had trusted my instincts sooner. Patients deserve physicians who listen, respect informed questions, stay current on pertinent medical literature, and practice genuine shared decision-making. Unfortunately, that was not my experience with Dr. Matthew Brown or RIA. I deserved better. My children deserved better for their mom. Please continue advocating for yourself. Just because it didn't work for me, doesn't mean you should stop trying. They will have to hear us eventually. -Samantha R