It is kind of a dumpy place. While it meets all code requirements, I would love to see a more…read morecomfortable waiting area. My primary care doctor, Dr.V is great and I will keep returning to this office because of her. Staff are ok, but not as helpful as one would like. In this day and age, I guess this is what we've come to expect as healthcare.

Dr Hasselhof was indifferent and refused to take my calls or renew my antidepressant prescription…read moreeven though I had been seeing him for months and had gone in for my annual checkup 2 weeks prior. Horrible horrible crash from being without my (lifelong) antidepressants for a month in spite of many phone calls and pleas. I fired him and found a different clinic. Then he sent me a registered letter telling me he didn't know why I couldn't get my meds, he knew nothing about it. Am I to believe his staff never informed him of my pleas? I will never recommend him or that clinic to anyone needing responsible medical care.

The worst - absolutely the worst - patient relations I can imagine. Dr Aboaf is good, and the PA,…read moreKara is wonderful. But the front desk establishes a new low in competence. Five times I tried to call in. Five. Two of the times the receptionist asked me to hold and when I tried to speak she mumbled something unpleasant and put me back on hold only to hang up on me. I spoke with Aboaf about it a few months ago and he was very concerned and sympathetic, and the service got worse somehow. There are at least two aspects to health care: physician/medical, and care/scheduling/customer service. The physician/medical is ok, but if you're looking for decent contact, ability to make appointments, or speaking with somebody other than the doctor/medical professional who seems to care at all, you'd do better at Walmart, or the phone company. The excuse that "everybody else is just as bad" is not a reason to rejoice at the poor treatment one receives at the hands of the staff. If the doctor reads this, he just might say "Drop this patient." That's both short-sighted and simply exacerbates the problem of expecting less and tolerating even less. The doctor and PA are ok, but the front desk and rest of he staff are just gettin' a paycheck.

She does not take care of you like she used to. They say you have an appointment and you're on the…read morebooks and when you show up you aren't on the books. She's misdiagnosed me several times which resulted in me going to the ER. When you finally get back to see her she says barely anything and barely checks you over for what's going on and then leaves. The front desk girl didn't even know what a gynecologist was ... So disappointed. Now I need to find a new primary.

I have been a patient of Brindha Suresh for many years. She has always been able to accurately…read moreidentify issues that needed to be addressed. She is compassionate and professional at all times. I have recommended her to friends . I trust her completely and even though we moved to a location farther away near many other medical buildings, we chose to remain with her.

Dr Li and his staff are fantastic. I have been his patient for 16 years and he always gives me the…read moretime needed to answer all of my questions and his staff always takes care of what I need. I can't imagine a better doctor anywhere in Colorado. He truly cares about me and my family.

As an 8-year patient of AIM, with my primary care provided by Julee Karcz, PA-C, this is the best…read morehealthcare I've ever received anywhere, ever. My annual physical is more like catching up on my health with a good friend, rather than an interrogation. My labs are always thoroughly reviewed, and the actual examination is very thorough and professional. In the rare cases where there is a more serious issue to be evaluated, Dr. Li is always available for a thoughtful consultation. He sets a high standard for the practice and the entire team consistently exceeds that standard. A few years ago, following a late evening emergency appendectomy, Dr. Li made it a point the next morning to stop by my room at Rose Medical Center to check on me -- and he had not even been involved with the acute evaluation and procedure! The fact that there is a LabCorp location in the office, keeping me from waiting to get blood drawn elsewhere, is an extra added bonus. Despite a recent move to another state, my plan is to continue my relationship with this practice, even if it means paying for flights and hotels. It would take a lot for me to ever change doctors again.

I saw Tammy Swaggler (one of the PAs that work under Dr. Reese Jones years ago for Grave's disease…read more(hyperthyroid). She tried to force me to get a procedure I didn't want done. One treatment for Graves disease is to take a dose of radioactive iodine that will completely destroy your thyroid. You then have to take replacement hormone for the rest of your life. I told her I did not want to do this extreme procedure and that I did my research and found that it is fine to stay on the meds I was on long term. She withheld my prescription for those meds until I agreed to get a scan that would allow her to determine the correct dose of iodine to destroy my thyroid. I didn't know this was the reason for the scan until I arrived for the appointment. I did the scan anyway because she wouldn't give me my prescription until I went through with it. This scan was invasive and required that I swallow radioactive substances that were delivered to me in a lead container. It was completely unnecessary because I said I would not destroy my thyroid. I ended up going dangerously hyperthyroid shortly after this and ended up in the hospital. I was pretty young at the time so maybe she thought I was some idiot who couldn't make an informed decision about my health. After my mom found out how she was bullying me into this procedure and withholding my meds, she called and complained. After that Tammy sent me a letter in the mail (obviously covering her butt in case we sued) saying that she was giving me the prescription to hold me over long enough to find another doctor. I did find another doctor that respected my treatment decisions and allowed me to stay on my meds. I am now in remission and have a fully functioning thyroid no thanks to Tammy Swagler. I am glad I was smart and did not let her bully me into a permanent and extreme procedure for a disease that quite often goes into remission. I also saw Dr. Reese Jones once or twice and he was also very dismissive of my concerns and my questions.

Only saw this doc for a year and a half. I have had Type I Diabetes for 26 years and have…read morethyroid/parathyroid issues as well. I had heard very good things about this doc and he is listed in 5280 magazine. I had to request to ONLY see the doctor or they have you see a PA. Dr Rees Jones is very nice and says lots of reassuring things, but I don't think he is very proactive with treatment or care. My A1C never improved while working with him, my thyroid levels were always off, and I remained at my heaviest weight. Part of the problem is that he does not use technology for insulin pump or meter downloading. All blood sugar records have to be paper. He also does not encourage use of the CGM which has helped my sugars tremendously. He might be better for someone who is less serious about good health and about technology, but I was not impressed. The office staff is also consistently rude.

Excellent service!The receptionists are fast and friendly, the nurses experienced and the owner…read morewas super helpful.

This was a great practice they closed. The doctor moved. It was a 5 star practice. The doctor…read moreHuzicka was very smart.

I can't say enough wonderful things about this practice. Dr. Igor Huzica and PA Tamara Murphy are…read morewonderful and always take such great care of my husband and me.

Dr. Pitz was helpful and informative about next steps with regarding to my heart concerns. I…read moreappreciated her thoughtfulness and guidance about next steps. The office was prompt and helpful with insurance.

I went to Dr. Viswanathan in January for heart arrhythmia and chest pain…read more He pulled out his iPhone with an AI app to record me and give diagnosis. I sat there while the app did what he should have been doing. Made me realize I could just pay for an AI service and skip the doctor entirely. I asked questions about my arrhythmia - he couldn't answer them. He seemed rushed to end the appointment. No diagnosis from him. No treatment plan from him. I had to suggest propranolol and an ultrasound myself - things AI had already told me to ask about before the visit. They billed $2,314 for 30 minutes of this. I asked for an itemized bill showing what exactly I'm paying for. Emailed Ronnie Lasut (New Patient Specialist, Ronnie.Lasut@hcahealthone.com) - no response. Escalated to Bill Johnson (CEO, Bill.Johnson@hcahealthone.com) - no response. They won't even tell me what services justify $2,314. What are they hiding? Feels like a very shady medical practice. Reminds me of theft that regular folks go to jail for.