I put off bunion surgery for many years having heard stories from friends about the long time it…read moretook to be able to walk comfortably. I finally had the surgery and today makes 8 weeks post op. The only thing I felt was the cold alcohol rub prior to the actual surgery. I talked to the doctor and nurse throughout the approximate 25 minute procedure. I had no pain at all but took 2 Tylenol pills about 5 hours after surgery just in case it started hurting. It didn't. I'm very pleased with Dr. Sullivan and his staff. A special thank you to Julie who responded quickly to my emails.

10 stars out of 5! What a superb experience we had here. My mom flew in from Indonesia to get her…read morebunion and hammertoe surgery because we wanted someone who understood minimally invasive surgery and what a blessing that I happened to live in Denver near one of the few places to know this procedure. We had initially explored a place in LA but upon looking into it, it just felt like a surgery factory with clients being processed on conveyer belts, and what we really wanted was a very personal experience, especially since my mother was very scared about it. Everyone from Doctor Sullivan, to Michelle, David, Mandy, Julie... were just... PHENOMENAL. They offered to do a zoom call consultation with her since she was flying in from so far away, and it was truly personalized service. We immediately felt like family, from the personalized welcome signs, to the fact that everyone came to say hello, and even to the fact that they were willing to speak after hours when we had some questions. And Dr. Sullivan is very knowledgeable and professional. I trust him completely. Posted some photos of before and after. Even though my mom still has some swelling she is so happy she did the surgery. She was in so much pain before the surgery, and Dr. Sullivan did a wonderful job on her foot. Everything has been thorough and they've been so generous and warm. She's already asking them if they'll consider opening up a clinic in Indonesia. I recommend Northwest/Bunion Cure to anyone, faster than a heartbeat!

I'd strongly caution anyone considering this "Emergency & Urgent Care" location due to opaque…read morebilling practices and a lack of meaningful disclosure at the point of care and I should have read the reviews here before visiting. I visited during posted urgent-care hours after a fall. CommonSpirit's public-facing website describes urgent-care pricing during specific hours and states that patients will be informed whether their treatment or testing is being billed at an emergency or urgent-care level. That did not happen during my visit. After the visit, I received a CommonSpirit facility bill totaling $38,591.97 in gross charges -- roughly $31,999.44 of which was for a single CT scan. For context, a brand-new CT scanner costs around $100,000. My concern isn't with the clinicians, who were professional. My concern is with the disclosure practices of the facility itself. Don't assume an organization has your best interest in mind simply because of its marketing or its religious and mission-driven branding. Ask explicitly, before any test or treatment, whether you're being billed at the emergency or urgent-care level -- and get the answer in writing if you can.

Fraudulent Billing! I specifically said I only needed urgent care, not ER, and the clerk at the…read moredesk assured me that Pink Eye is only an urgent care visit. A month later they sent 2 bills $1440 US Acute Care and $500 from CommonSpirit. Now I see many others are saying they have Fraudulent billing also. The Better Business Bureau needs to shut this place down.

I went to Dr. Desai for hallux rigidus. I have found most podiatrists to be odd, but after…read moreinterviewing several doctors he seemed to have good bedside manner and appeared to be someone I could work with. He performed a cheilectomy on my feet. I was back in another doctor's office with pain before 2 years were up. This time I got Cartiva implants. That doctor said Dr. Desai didn't leave him much "real estate" to work with. Now 3 years later, the Cartiva implants have failed, probably exacerbated by the cheilectomy, and I've had the first big toe fusion. I wish I'd known cheilectomy was ineffective and that it really shouldn't be recommended anymore. I wore 2/3 foot, rigid orthotics for 20 years and all of my subsequent foot problems are symmetrical, likely caused by those orthotics (I've also had bilateral neuroma removal.) Dr. Desai didn't recognize that y problems had been caused by the orthotics, and he recommended I work with a specific physical therapist who took over a year to get in with, and who, after 2 years of working with her got me exactly nowhere. I'm 5'3", 127 pounds and athletic. Dr. Desai didn't do me any favors.