I just went into urgent care because something is wrong with my pancreas and they denied me…read moreservice!? Wtf?? I didn't have my wallet on me and my phone doesn't have a card on file. I have insurance and I couldn't pay my co-pay of 50$ so they told me basically get the hell out!

Came here because I couldn't breathe. The whole staff cared, I was treated respectfully and…read morequickly. Highly recommend

I came in with a sore throat and a cough and was worried about being contagious with something. In…read morethe patient room, I was asked "why are you here?" "other than to find out why you're sick?" Im not sure what kind of question that is because that's precisely why I came in, but it came off as disrespectful and I left feeling very uncomfortable. Thankfully the tests for strep and fluvid were negative but questions I asked about after care were brushed off so I still have no idea why I don't feel good.

I've been here 3-4 times and usually have great experience. Today was a bit different. Meagan was…read moreshort to listen and quick to respond with whatever she could in order to be done and move on with her day. I like this place and hope they don't take this the wrong way. I hope they take this input as it's meant to be, constructive. Overall, everyone is friendly and helpful.

PA Landon was very patient with my almost 2 year old son presenting with a cough and fever…read more Jacqueline however was rude and so ungodly bothered by her job. I get it Sunday, late in the day you're tired but the way you handle a two year old is with patience. Look at who you are dealing with and take a breath before barking orders at him that he doesn't understand. Maybe she's having a bad day and I can sympathize because I obviously have a sick child. But if you can't fake it until you make it for 10 minutes to get vitals on a 23 month old you should not be working somewhere that takes children.

So nice to be able to make an appointment! Got us right in at our appointment time. People were all…read moresoooo nice and professional. So helpful as my pharmacy was closing within a few minutes and they were able to fill it there for us! The rooms were clean and didn't smell like a typical medical facility. We will definitely be back!!

I thought I pulled a muscle in my chest, but by the next day (Friday 6/26/26) it felt better. I…read moremade an appt. with my PCP for Monday, but that evening, I thought I'd better go to Urgent Care just to be sure, especially with a weekend coming up. I arrived at approximately 7:15PM, the office closes at 8PM. It was very quiet, just a few people checking out. Jackie kindly checked me right in and in just a couple moments, Davin, the Medical Technician called me in to an exam room. He was a Paramedic by trade, and he took a thorough history from me - I felt like I was in very good hands so far. Just a moment or so after Davin left, Ms. Erin Manak, PA-C came in and examined me. When she diagnosed a muscle strain on my chest wall, I felt so relieved and so very glad I had gone to Urgent Care. I was in and out in 1/2 hour, but I did not feel as if I had been rushed in and out. Everyone was kind and calm and I can not say enough good things about the service I received at UC Health Urgent Care. I understand care at an urgent care can be hit or miss, at this location, I have had 2 really good experiences and 1 not so good, so I will return if needed. Thank you!

I had something lodged in my eye, and didn't know what to do…read more Thankfully this clinic was opened and was able the dislodge the particle in my eye I found the nurses very professional. Compassion wasn't necessary, even though was so upset. I just wanted this object out of my eye. Task accomplished

Eva was amazing she took care of my friend's swollen finger and bandaged it up. The whole time she…read morewas really kind and made the experience very comfortable. The rest of the staff was sweet and welcoming as well would definitely recommend and will be going back for any urgent/clinic needs.

I never necessarily feel the need to leave reviews for places, regardless of whether or not my…read moreexperience was good or bad, but over the past few months of being cared for at UChealth family medicine, I absolutely feel the need to. UChealth family medical center on pennock place has absolutely set the standard for what medical institutions should strive for, and they exceed that standard every time. From the receptionists, nurses, and physicians, there is not a single person there that I have had anything short of a pleasant experience with. They are attentive, caring, understanding, and do everything they can to make you feel comfortable. My primary physician Dr Blake Volkmer is one of the kindest, friendliest, understanding and capable physicians I have ever come across and despite just being a first year resident, Dr. Volkmer upholds the standard that which aspiring physicians should strive for. If I could go to this clinic once a week just to hang out and talk to the people who work there, I would. Im only going to be living in Fort Collins until I graduate from CSU, and no matter where life takes me, UChealth family medical center will be the standard in the process of finding new medical care, every single time.

The owner feels comfortable responding on review sites as if her clinic hasn't ghosted us by email…read moreand phone. If the physician has guidelines to follow, then we should be contacted and communicated with regarding said guidelines. Not constantly being told by the front desk "Yeah, I saw that email and we did receive your paperwork, and we sent it to the manager for review. We'll give you a call back. Is this a good number?" Crickets. WARNING: This company retaliates when their back is against the wall by providing erroneously-filled out paperwork, and ONLY when they receive negative feedback. Best to avoid this unprofessional business who are scared to communicate when you need medical help. Here's my review: "I appreciate the physical care this location has provided, but the lack of communication is a bit concerning. Multiple emails and calls, with promises of callbacks and nothing on their end. When you provide a 10-day doctor's note, you should be able to back it up by filling out FMLA paperwork. It has 15 days to be filed, and this is my wife's job on the line. She had to provide me ADL, IADL, and emotional support during the time of the doctor's note, therefore making the FMLA very simple to fill out so I'm not sure what the hesitancy and lack of communication is for. I'm glad you don't have to worry about important paperwork being filled out for your own job security. NextCare Urgent Care it is. Find yourself a truly capable and strong women-owned business elsewhere for your care."

Went today to take my daughter and it was great. So easy to get appt online, do paperwork and then…read morethe visit was a good experience as well. Got a quick test result and prescription sent. The entire process from time we scheduled online to getting meds was a little over an hour. Recommend

On 4/27/2026 I visited Skyline Urgent Care in Loveland Colorado. I have been to many , many Doctors…read moreespecially lately and I have never met a more knowledgeable, experienced Doctor with the proper bed side manner. In my sixty 60 years of life on this earth. If he had a practice I would definitely be one of Dr Jim's patients. Five stars. Thank you Joe Dupre

Needed to be seen right away and was told not to come in at 7:00pm even though they close at 7:30pm.read more

Booked an appointment for 12:20 online, did the paperwork, arrived on time. Sat in the waiting room…read morefor over 30 minutes. One other person in the waiting room, so not busy. No "sorry we're busy we'll be with you soon." Nothing. Walked out. I must ask: Why have an online scheduling system when you ignore the schedule? Not very urgent care...

*Warning* - Gore/blood pictures included…read more It was my "day off" so, naturally, I was coming back from picking up a bunch of heavy stock in Boulder for work. In the car on the way back, an artery in my nose spontaneously combusted. I navigated my way home, swallowing far too much blood, and waited for the endless stream to cease. After over an hour it did. The next morning, I placed a call to the virtual doctor to ask his opinion which was a quick "get to the emergency room". Me, being a smart, sensible (i.e. not able to afford an ER visit) woman, decided to call around and found this Urgent Care in Longmont (30 miles away from where I live) under my insurance coverage who said they'd be able to get me a pack and possibly cauterize my nose if need be. I leapt for joy, which started the flow from my nose yet again, hopped into the car (kindly driven by my fiancé) and started the trek south. There were plenty of cars in the parking lot full of people waiting for their drive-up COVID tests. I called the front where they asked if I was showing any symptoms (I wasn't) or had been exposed to anyone (I haven't) and was directed in to the lobby. After paying an easy $20 co-pay and filling out a form balanced on my knee, one hand glued to my nose, I was taken into a room where they took my heart rate (good), temperature (good) and blood pressure (not good). The doctor came in a few minutes later, had me remove the paper towel so he could watch the torrent, then prepped a pack for my faucet nose - basically, a tampon soaked in Afrin. After explaining what he was about to do and how it would help, he kindly jammed that thing up my nose. I was directed to leave it in for three hours, then gently remove it and hope for the best, or go to the ER if it was still bleeding. Thank goodness it finally ceased! The nurse was a little abrasive and didn't help my panicked blood pressure, but she also told it like it is, which I have learned to appreciate. The front desk was misinformed about the possibility of cauterization, so I was frustrated that they stated something that wasn't true, but overall not a big deal. Five stars for the doctor, his great sense of humor, wonderful explanation of details and shoving something up my nostril to keep me from bleeding out. Hoping to never have to visit this place again, but if the need arises, I'll happily drive the 60 miles round trip!

My surgical experience last November 2025 was a positive one. I had a non-emergent hysterectomy in…read moreSurgery South and stayed in the short stay unit for 2 nights. Everyone was professional and kind - the receptionist at check-in, the MA, the anesthesiologist, the pre-op nurse Julie, the nurses in Short Stay, and the man who transported me to my car. The nurse who wheeled me back to the OR even made me laugh before I was out. I truly felt cared for and treated with respect. I liked the atmosphere so much that I decided to volunteer here.

The ER doctor spoke over me. Dismissed me. Did not read my chart. He also walked out of the room…read morewhile I was speaking to him. The nurses refused to give me information off my own chart. I have new onset right hand numbness and complete loss of proprioception and tingling. I have spent the last three weeks trying to get any help from anyone within UCHealth and I cannot get any care nor assistance. Managers and patient advocates hang up. Doctors ignore test results. Save yourself. Go literally anywhere else.