Following a total hip replacement, it seemed that there was a great difference in leg length - I…read moreinitially rated him much lower. However, I was able to get an assessment of several radiologists - the consensus opinion was that at best, the difference was 1/8th of an inch. Most people go through life not knowing that one leg may be up to an inch longer than the other. So a maximum difference is a bulls eye. I deleted my initial comment once I got a good report. Loucks is an outstanding surgeon.

I am very disappointed in the "care" I received from Dr. Loucks. I did not get to see him until 3…read moremonths after going through their series of shots for knee pain. I was then allowed to get an MRI. I had to wait an additional 3 weeks for an appointment with Dr. Loucks at which time he spent all of 10 minutes with me telling me I had been walking around on a broken femur.. I am still having pain. I had to pursue what kind of exercise I could do. The only thing he offered was to get treated for osteoporosis.

From the minute you walk in you now you're in GREAT hands. Very efficient check in process. The…read moreTeam of DRs, PAs and Office Staff is nothing short of phenomenal.

Dr Xenos replaced both of my knees in the last 6 months. The office is wonderful to work with. Dr…read moreXenos is great explaining everything. His PA Michael is always very quick in refilling my meds. Still hurting, but would recommend Dr Xenos to all my Friends!!

I was very fortunate to have my hip replacement performed by Dr.Xenos. He was the head of…read moreosteopedic surgery at Walter Reed in DC and he has replaced thousands of hips. Hip surgery is a big operation, but mine went perfectly. Xenos has a team of people at Skyridge and in his office that inspire complete confidence. I may have to have my left hip done also, and guess where I'm going.

Dr. Greenhow replaced both of my hips and a knee over about 2 years. I don't know where to begin…read more He is not your average god-playing d*ck of a surgeon - he is caring, compassionate, friendly and downright nice. He is up on the latest techniques, takes his time, and listens. He took my case when others wouldn't due to my weight. My outcomes have been great. His PAs are terrific. I will say his office staff seem very overworked and harried, and the facility where I had my knee done (Lincoln Surgery Center) was abysmal. But that's not Greenhow's issue, other than he associates with them.

Treatment and care is great! However office management is…read moreterrible as I typically wait an hour past the appointment time to get into the office for evaluation or treatment. Very unprofessional and inconsiderate to the patien.

They are caring and professional. Very skilled physical therapists. Every therapist I have had…read morethere had been top notch and helped me with my pain

Dr. Resig was great! I broke my ankle in Vegas and had surgery there so I had to find someone in…read moreColorado for continuation of care. I found Dr. Resig through Google. He had the most immediate opening which aligned with my timeline. Unfortunately he did have to inform me that I may need to look at hardware removal in the future, but I love a doctor who is transparent. His medical assistant Caley was also amazing. She checked my incisions and removed my stitches. While it was uncomfortable, it was still a great experience. They both have great bedside manners. Dr. Resig's timeline is different than the surgeon who did my surgery, as he will have me bear weight on my ankle sooner, but as daunting as it sounds, if I can get back on my feet sooner, I'll take it. My original timeline was non-weight bearing for the first 6 weeks, and this moves it up two weeks! I originally was going to go with a different doctor and office but their scheduler told me that they would want to see my X-rays, unfortunately I wouldn't be able to get it in time for that appointment so I looked elsewhere and I'm glad I did because I was stressing out about it. TL;DR I highly recommend OCC and Dr. Resig for your foot and ankle woes. The whole team there is awesome and so friendly.

We saw an Orthopedic surgeon at this office and he was great…read more However, interacting with the office staff and trying to get help via email and phone is extremely slow

I recently broke my hand after a stupid mistake. Be careful when using your Kitchen Aid Mixer is…read moreall I have to say. I came in for x-rays to see what the damage was. They got me in right away and were just awesome. The nurse there caught the small fracture I had (very hard to see on the x-ray) and stuck my hand in a brace till I could get in to see the doctor in a couple days (and let the swelling go down). When I went back they set me up with a brace and straps for my fingers to make sure I didn't break it any more while it was healing. Dr. Yi is fantastic and very friendly. Hopefully I never need to see them again, but if it comes up (knock on wood), I know where I'm going.

Was told in 2016 I had a rotator cuff issue which when prepped for surgery they told me it was…read morefrozen shoulder. Most painful surgery ever experienced! I have now, after med consults & MRI been told NO ROTATOR cuff!!! Completely unnessary surgery!!! Also was told by Dr Greenhow that my knees were an issue and might have to have knee replacement, saying that I must have been born with a birth defect with knees pointing inwards!! ALL lies, come to find out there's nothing wrong with them after years of synviscous injections! SHAMEFUL PRACTICE!!!!!

We got a second opinion here and it was very informative. The doctor we met with was great and he…read moreconnected well with my kid. They are also super easy to get to right off I-25 and had a tons of parking.

Dr. Jamrich and his team are excellent. He took care of me (for a congenital issue and after an…read moreugly car accident), and he treated both of my parents with successful surgery results that frankly changed all of our lives. As a surgeon, he is a "fixer" of problems. Office visits for a first or second opinion are booked out well in advance for good reason.

My husband and I both recently had some screening procedures done here upon the recommendation of…read moreour Primary Care Managers. The pre-operative process is quite thorough with access to online information, email information, a phone call from the nursing staff before the procedure and a reminder call the night before. Once inside the facility all the staff with whom I came in contact were friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, respectful of my privacy and professional. I was well taken care of by a pre-op/post-op nurse, Kim, who did an exemplary job explaining everything to me both before and after my procedure. The nurse anesthetists and the doctor also came by to explain the procedure and anesthesia and to obtain consent. My wristband was checked several times to make sure I was who they thought I was (interestingly, they do not ask for a picture ID upon arrival but that may be due to the fact there is a photograph attached to their EHR). After the procedure, your report is read to you with post op care instructions. The facility is super organized, clean and comfortable for the couple hours you are there depending on your procedure. Overall, I would return here if I had to have any additional testing or for an elective procedure. 5 solid stars.

Don't know why there's so many negative reviews on this Hospital, I went there on Sunday for an MRI…read moreon my lower back and the people doing it were fantastic. Shout out to Carlos & Mary Francis for a great job, especially since I went longer than expected.

This is a long-overdue review. I was diagnosed with a synovial cyst in my spine pinching off the…read moresciatic nerve. The pain was excruciating. I was 63 at the time. I saw Dr. McPherson in May of 2020. He looked at the MRI and he recommended a minimally invasive procedure to remove the cyst. The doctor I saw for a second opinion recommended fusing the discs at L4/L5 (6-to-12-month recovery time) and removing the cyst. I went back to Dr. McPherson for an opinion. He said although I did show signs of age-related disk degeneration, it wasn't the cause of my current problem and may not even be an issue for 10 or 20 years. He still recommended the conservative approach to remove the cyst. I chose to go with his recommendation...I am SO glad I did. 45 minutes of surgery (June 3, 2020) and a 1 week easy recovery took care of the problem. That was two years ago...no pain, no issues! Dr. McPherson is an experienced, established physician, yet talks to me like I'm an intelligent adult. His staff worked overtime (sometimes at midnight) getting me through the pre-op requirements during COVID. I HIGHLY recommend him! Thank you, Dr. McPherson, and staff, for giving me my life back!

I've heard outstanding things about Dr McPherson from a co-worker who is familiar with his work but…read moresadly I didn't have that same experience. I met with him last week for an initial visit for cervical disc replacement surgery. I'm not sure if he was just having an off day or something along those lines but he seemed very distant and almost disinterested in being there. Discussing the surgery and all things involved he was very basic and seemed not very forthcoming. It felt like I had to beg for answers to some very basic questions (aftercare, recovery time, limitations). The feeling I got was that he would have rather been somewhere else and smugness. He also appeared to not be a fan of workers comp patients, perhaps that was the reason I got the attention I did. I will say the front office staff was very kind and organized. Again, giving him the benefit of the doubt, perhaps he was just having an off day. Perhaps not. Either way when you walk in the door all that needs to stay outside. My fear would be Dr McPherson having an off day while slicing into my neck. Final thought is to always get second opinions, or thirds or more.