This review is a year overdue. I thought I had written a review prior. Oops…read more We saw Ms. Cindy for a few months in the fall of 2023. We were referred to Amaryllis for OT for our 1 month old son. (He's now 1.5 years old.) Our lactation consultant didn't suspect a tongue tie but she had suggested Amaryllis for some OT since he wasn't latching correctly. When we first saw Ms. Cindy, it would take our son 30-40 minutes to finish his bottle. And by the time he was finished, he was still hungry. We discovered his bottle time should be between 15-20 minutes and he was using extra energy which is why he would still be hungry. We saw Ms. Cindy for about 10 sessions? Maybe 8? It was about 8-10 weeks for about 30 minutes each time. And our son was so much better. He wasn't using his tongue correctly in utero and we worked on some exercises to help him. We saved some sessions for when he started solids but honestly, we didn't end up needing them. He became such a good eater. And I think it is because of the work we did with him in the first few months of his life. We definitely appreciate all the work that Ms. Cindy did and all the extra work we had to do at home as well.

I have heard good things about Amaryllis Therapy Network, but we did not have a good experience. I…read morewanted to mention that this review is solely about tongue ties and lip ties. I have no experience with the other therapies that Amaryllis offers, which is why I am giving 2 stars instead of 1. I also wanted to preface that I believe the person we worked with us has now left Amaryllis so me experience is only with one OT. We were seeing a lactation consultant who mentioned that our baby may have a tongue tie and lip tie. They recommended that we go to Amaryllis to have it checked out. The OT we met with immediately told us that the baby had significant lip ties and tongue ties and that we would definitely need to have them removed. My baby was eating fairly normally up to this point, so we were surprised the ties were such an issue. The person also began talking about research studies that she was participating in herself, her brain waves, and started to tell us how she used Ivermectin to treat COVID on herself. It was just a very odd appointment. Before we left she told us that she would recommend the person who would do the laser removal of the ties and that we had to go to that person. This made us feel like she was getting a referral fee. We left feeling very uneasy. We decided to to get a second opinion with a pediatric dentist. The pediatric dentist said our baby had a slight tongue tie, but that it was so insignificant that they would not recommend doing anything. The dentist said that he does tongue tie and lip tie procedures when they are needed, and he charges a very nominal fee to do so, but that our baby did not need any intervention. We were very disappointed with our experience and never went back to Amaryllis.

This place is horrible! Please don't take your loved ones here. They do not help patients get…read morebetter they keep them sick so they can make money from their insurance companies and drain their insurance and leave them helpless. The staff are mean to these patients. The employees leave the door open to go smoke and the cold air comes in and the patients get cold. The staff smokes around the oxygen patients. This place needs to be shut down! My friend is not getting better. They don't listen to her. I'm saddened because I can't do anything to help but report what's going on. Please keep your loved ones out of here!

Nurses and aids are exceptional, I can't thank them enough for their kindness to my family member…read morewho isn't the most pleasant to deal with sometimes!

Savanah is truly one of the most incredible, caring and capable Nursing Home Administrators in this…read moreindustry. Her leadership capability and excellent treatment of staff, along with her person centered and empathetic direct patient care is truly unique. If you are searching for a home for you loved one you can be assured that by choosing Alison, you are choosing care provision that is rooted in best practice, expertise, beneficence and compassion.

Racing fake and not really answering your questions they try but don't know they keep telling me we…read morekeep sending him clothes and they keep disappearing that should not happen

We love Stapleton Peds! Dr. Brandon is our primary. As a pediatric RD it was important for me to…read morefind a pediatrician that supported breastfeeding and was knowledgeable about nutrition. Not only was Dr. Brandon up to date on healthy feeding practices, he also recommended an amazing lactation consultant that came to our house. He makes us feel good about the health decisions we are making and encourages us to ask questions when we feel somethings off. He has great bedside manner and explains the "what's and why's" which is very helpful to us as new parents (especially for my husband). We have also seen Jordan, PA-C and his nurse Megan who were amazing and got us through our first ear infection. They both called to check on us over a holiday weekend and answered questions we had about additional problems that arose from the antibiotics. We felt supported and knew our baby was in great hands. I totally agree with the saying, "It takes a village to raise a child." We're so glad Stapleton Peds is part of our village!

I have to fire Colorado Kids Pediatrics. My son has had iron deficiency anemia for *three years*…read moreand they never wondered why it wasn't getting better, even after oral supplementation. He's a super compliant kid, too - he took the pills. I was the one who had to ask for a hematology referral because they didn't ask themselves why an otherwise healthy BOY (not menstruating) would be iron deficient. He also had an elevated liver enzyme lab in February. There was no recommendation for follow up, so again, I had to have them order a repeat test to see if there was a trend. It took *6 phone calls* for them to put the order in correctly. The lab resulted with another elevated ALT. This is a meaningful indicator that he could have NAFLD, a totally treatable liver condition...if it's recognized. You bet your bottom I'm not going to follow up with Colorado Kids Pediatrics. I'd just have to tell them what the next steps are and what labs to put in. I'm so mad; why aren't they able to do their job? If I wasn't a provider myself, he wouldn't be getting appropriate treatment for his iron deficiency and the elevated ALT would have gone unnoticed.

My father was admitted last week for a two week Respite Care Stay and we are very happy we chose…read morethis center. My family and I toured about four other care centers and Holly Heights stood out with the excellent staff and attentiveness. The center could use a little updating but the excellent care, friendliness and care my father is receiving stands out.

Unfortunately, my mother was a resident of Holly Heights Nursing Care Center and Rehabilitation…read morefrom December, 2023 to December, 2024. She passed away on December 3, 2024. I believe the extremely poor quality of her life there, and the lack of medical attention shortened her life significantly. During the first six months of her residency, she received subpar day-to-day care. She did have one CNA that she really liked, but she left when management changed. Complaints during this time period included being soiled for extended periods, slow response to the call button (upward of an hour), filthy living conditions, a mouse infestation, no emotional support and overall rude management that dismissed the family's concerns. My mother's vision greatly declined so it was hard for her to use a phone. We had to rely on staff to bring her a phone to have any type of communication. The staff was always so put out with this request, and would often hang up on family members. You were lucky if someone even answered the phone! It was hit or miss. Fast forward to September, 2024. This is when my mother truly suffered and declined. Ownership changed, which included a whole new administrative staff. They also cut staff and wages for existing employees (which was relayed to me by one staff member). Mom suffered a stroke that sent her to the hospital. Unfortunately, the stroke was undiagnosed by the hospital. She should have had an MRI performed. While in the hospital, she was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection. This to me, is a result of her not receiving proper hygiene care from staff. The biggest health concern, is that my mother was complaining of lower abdomen pain. This was ignored by the staff, doctor and social worker that got involved due to the family constantly asking for help. Because the facility refused to have additional testing done, the family had to go outside of the facility for further testing. As a result of a CT Scan, it was recommended that a colonoscopy be performed. By the time we got the clearance for this procedure from the Cardiologist, it was too late. We waited 8 months for this health condition to be addressed by the facility. My mother was just too weak for the procedure. I believe she had a serious health condition, as this was a hereditary condition that we were concerned about. The food menu changed dramatically once ownership changed. Many food items were discontinued, and food quality was so bad. Many residents complained of how awful the food is. How do I know this? Well, because many residents shared this with me. The food was so bad, that my mother had no desire to eat. Also, due to her stroke, she was unable to properly feed herself. The food was just dropped on her table. She had to fend for herself, and it was a real struggle for her. Every time family visited my Mother, we consistently had to clean off the food that was slopped on her chest, bedding and the floor. She was not able to hold a cup without spilling the contents all over herself and floor. We eventually purchased a non-spill cup for her. My mother was severely depressed in this facility and declined quickly as a result of living conditions and lack of empathy from the staff. The activity director only visited my mother one time (toward end of life). My mother's existence consisted of laying in bed all day, with headphones attached, listening to the same TV program over and over again. Unfortunately, I was out of state, so my visits were not as frequent as I'd like. They did become more frequent once I learned of the appalling living conditions. When I did visit, I was shocked, deeply saddened at what my poor mother succumbed to. She felt helpless and just checked out emotionally. All of the above was reported to the facility, Ombudsman, Colorado Health Department and Adult Protective Services. An inspection was completed by the Health Department 1 1/2 months from my initial complaint. This was just too late. The facility was fully aware of pending inspections from various agencies, so they were able to portray a false impression of what normal conditions are really like because of the heads up. It should be noted, that the staff often blamed my mother the lack of her care. So, let's blame a stroke victim for her declining care? It's just easier for them this way I guess. She did this because she dreaded interacting with many employees, especially the social worker and the new management team. Her concerns fell on deaf ears. This is so shameful and inexcusable! Sadly, new management (director and nursing director) was not accountable in any way for the lack of care for my mother. I was told that weekly communication with the family was a courtesy only and should not be expected, and that they had lives outside of work. Yep, that's what we were told on a phone conference. If you are considering Holly Heights for the care of your loved one, please do your due diligence!

In a 2025 Update I hope they have s room for me again as I'll need a place to stay for 8 or 9 days…read moreafter my Hip Replacement Surgery as they will be able to make sure my MRSA does not flair up. I stopped in the other Day and was happy to see some of the same staff that really helped me during my last stay review below. I had left a GOOGLE review but thought they would appreciate this one. I was embarrassed a bit as I remembered one of my favorite staffers an OT's name as she really helped me relearn how to walk. I forgot the name of a lady that helped me every day face palm . I don't think she recognized me when I said hello , as she was nice it is OK it has been well over a year . I think I also recognized the lady at the desk but I don't remember her name being Jay lol on her tag. I dropped off some fun 3d trinkets and Chocolate for the staff (aha I trust she shared lol it is OK it was squirreled away , seriously the worlds best chocolate bar flown in from Dubai) as I was originally a scheduled for Surgery on the 13th to wind up there the 14th, then it was rescheduled and I figured I may need bribes lol and I'll be on my best behavior I promise. At any rate I would have spent more time but everyone was busy managing and helping everyone. I did get stuck temporarily in the elevator with a friendly nurse , we both thought is the elevator moving , happily the door opened and wound up singing in a stairwell to laughter from somewhere , a song for Sloans, great acoustics. Oh there are plenty of elevators as well , I'm laughing as I was probably pranked :) If I go back I'll definitely bring an acoustic guitar as the place is missing music. Inside joke I'm a legend in my own mind and the bingo was fun as well but their are Bingo sharks in there. I was recently published coauthored Inside NeXT available on eBay so yes I'll continue to write , so more entertaining than one would expect , Time Traveling an adventure from a guy immobilized in a bed surviving MRSA saved by angels, I had to relearn how to walk , crazy stuff oh my happens when portals open up at sloans , fiction and non fiction why be boring, , some all ages , some you find in the overly romantic book clubs meets cosmo lol some kept secret squirrel aha . It is/was always a fun mix of folks of all ages , staff is great some true gem personalities , yes names changed . I don't know if a handlebar mustache is a requirement with an old timey hat , ha but that would be kind of funny. Including the chef hat making the pasta. ## Original review I have been here 6 weeks and have made friends with a lot of the staff. They have been friendly , responsive and very helpful . I was thankful for them helping me learn to walk again and it has been a 2 1/2 month journey as I almost died from sepsis. I'm finally going home tomorrow. . The PT and OT staff are amazing . The food depends on the chef lol doesn't it always as it can be fantastic or not so much an alternative there is a great cafe in the lobby that makes an awesome burger $4.50 add fries 1.50 :) yes I would recommend Sloans Lake Rehabilitation center, incredible view of Downtown Denver and or the mountains and lake . My parents in their 80's found it convenient for practically daily visits as well. It is also kept clean and the staff in previous ratings no longer work here and management is not afraid to justly make personnel changes when justified . Overall everyone is on top of it and I have enjoyed my comfortable stay here. Best regards Rob Blessin President BHI

My husband was there for 6 weeks after a long hospital stay. The PT and OT people were wonderful…read more The other people, not so much. Staff (aides) had attitudes and made you feel like it was a bother to be called. My husband would be helped to the bathroom, and then left on the toilet alone, sometimes as long as 45 minutes. The food was awful. The case manager seemed vindictive if you spoke up. I don't recommend this place, but hate to say too much, because my husband may have to go back there some time.

Caring, compassionate, professional. They teach comprehensive tools and teach implementation skills…read morewhile keeping the kiddos accountable and empowered. Comprehensive care from partial hospitalization program, to intensive outpatient program. Supportive, individual oriented. Their monthly alumni event keep prior clients connected and not feeling alone and forgotten after the treatment. Office is responsive, professional and proactive. They really did all the leg work so our family can focus on getting their loved one better. Highly recommend.

Bad experience, horrible attitude. Even tried to threaten us. Even started to question the…read moreauthority of the state hospital. My child was there for a few IOP sessions and she had one of the most terrible experiences in her treatment journey. First, in this establishment, unauthorized children could just run groups without adult supervision once they stay there long enough. The environment is also extremely dirty and messed up. The teachers and clinicians are extremely unprofessional, and didn't seem have any ability to handle a group. Never taught my kid anything, they just sat there and talked to another kid. For being an IOP program, I can't believe that they're doing this. Another kid was calling my daughter out for doing good in school (like how is that even a bad thing?). Call her the f-ing nerd and the adult in the room didn't care a single bit. Group rules doesn't do a thing in here, and that's really surprising after I've compared other programs. People were cussing and threatening and teasing other patients in a really unfriendly way, and the adults do absolutely nothing about it. I really can't believe they're doing this to "save people's lives". Do not come here, instead go to a PROPER mental facility if you actually want care for your child's mental health.

Hilltop Park has been an incredible place to work! I've been to other facilities that are not even…read morehalf this nice. Everyone is smiling, says hello, and seems to care about the residents and love what they do! Great atmosphere, smells clean, the residents are happy. I definitely recommend this facility for not only your loved ones, but also for yourself if you are in the healthcare field!

This community has an incredible team of healthcare professionals. The admissions director,…read moreAngelina was so responsive and so educated on financials and made the whole process seamless. the Director of Nirsing ( I think her name was Marlene) helped make this process so stress free. It's never easy putting above one on a nursing facility. Overall, I am so satisfied with the care my loved one is currently receiving.