I was in town for my birthday and ended up getting very sick. I was not sure what was going on. It…read morewas pretty bad, after 3 days and no improvement I made my way down here for a quick check. Frankie at the front desk was helpful and apologetic for the wait, no big deal it was only 15 minutes and someone else needed the attention. I was greeted by Nicole who put me into a checkup room and asked me a bunch of questions and checked my vitals. The nurse practitioner, Betty, then came and we had a long conversation about what I was dealing with and the potential reasons. I ended up getting some fluids via IV. It was a mix of many factors, and I was lucky I didn't wait. Once I got released, I felt so much better. I actually ate after that! My thanks to the team here for their help in getting me functional once again. I do not know what condition I'd be in without them here in Golden.

Outstanding services! I went in for a what I thought was a minor issue and the PA on duty…read moreimmediately recognized a serious issue that was immediately treated. Professional and affordable services without red tape, highly recommend.

I was meeting with Laura Walls for 10 years. She was the best. She was always on time and never…read morenever rushed me. As soon as I thought we were done. She would ask "Is there anything else?" The horrible news is that she left and nobody knew "where she went". I'm in mourning. My pain manager from Lutheran Spine and Sport just closed down the whole office. I had to look all over the place for her. I live in Golden and the office was close. I take opioids and all offices I checked later freaked when I mentioned opioids. I had been taking them for over 30 years. I never abused them or asked for more. Her name was Melody Noe. We had a great relationship. Now I'm seeing a doctor 45 minutes on the highway from here. I just don't think these people should just disappear without letting us know where they go or at least make a suggestion as to see next in the same neighborhood. Darn.

What's the problem with not being able to keep doctors .. over the past few years the place seems…read moreto be going down hill .. What kind of care is it when the doctor only knows you from what he reads about you on a computer screen . That tells a person what you have been treated for ,It does not tell them your story.. I might as well just go to a Urgent Care or straight to the ER when I need something . It's really sad

Quick service Friendly advice…read moreCost effective premiums and co-pays Clean bright facilities Adequate parking

Like many things at Kaiser, the mental health care is egregious unprofessional, lacking in detail,…read moreand only interested in getting you out of the way as quickly as possible. The provider I spoke with was condescending and unprepared for our call. After having to schedule at a physical office, she calls me first thing this morning to tell me that actually, it's a phone screening. No mention of this anywhere on the website. She was rude, dismissive, and threatened to end the call early. I had to provide her with therapy to de-escalate the situation and continue the call productively. She was dismissive of my concerns and seemed to have a preconceived notion of what they were. She offered no follow up questions and did not attempt to delve deeper on any point. She was clearly not paying attention and I caught her not knowing what I had said minutes earlier multiple times. Overall an absolutely shocking experience but sadly very much in line with what I've heard from others seeking mental health care here. Avoid if you can. I cannot imagine seeking care here in serious need - the fact that this is the level of care they provide makes me worry for people with more significant support needs.

Took our friend to the emergency room. Quick service…read more Uncomfortable seating in the ER waiting room. A large cafeteria. Our friend spent the night and returned home so I guess they know what they are doing.

Everything is top notch except their IV techs. A man with no…read moreclue how to take care of someone saw me twice in two months at the ER to start with. Mid thirty's brown hair and glasses and wierd. He was ridiculously bad and I Let him have it. So the second time when I refused to let him draw he remembered me and went outside the room and got another guy. The new guy was better but here's the thing. Both were as painful as a person could stand, missed the vein several times and the after math was the worst thing .I was disabled with the 1guy for 3 weeks.black bruising and so sore mentire are couldn't touch with nerve damage and pain . Second guy much nicer and used vein finder but the healing part was insane. My inside elbow swelled up like a fist. I had bruising up and down my whole arm including hand a finger and trails of red bruising up and down my arm. Look like I had crushed my arm in accident. So painful couldn't sleep. Drs were great,nursing was outstanding,front desk great,no wait. But those IV techs need to go.

I was seen for an injured shoulder, the care team was very respectful and encouraging of me. The…read morefront desk helped me set up new appointments and were very patient. My doctor was fantastic love Dr. Yuska he quelled all of my worries and made me feel like I was in the right care.

Post-op communication is horrible. Twice left messages and they never bother to call back. Third…read moretime they said to speak with primary care provider about medication issue. Not sure if I even want to go to post-op appointment. I gave 2 stars as Kaitlyn Honnick did help few days after my surgery. She was very good in that regard.

Dr Smith is the virtuoso back doctor. In brief, I am a Symphony musician and of played in the…read moreSymphony all my life I had to have a spinal fusion. I do not understand the terminology so I will be brief. Doctor smith performance of my lumber surgery. Was stellar! I recommend him to anyone. I loved the fact that he was so grounding and especially sincere. In his diagnosis. It was a difficult journey because I was in a body cast for a while and then in a nursing home. And then finally home, but because of doctor Smith. I am back on this Symphony again. I'm possibly going back to the university to finish my doctoral music. And I can actually waltz. God bless you doctor smith and thank you for making me well.

I had a 3 level fusion done in 2016 by Dr Smith. After a month I was having problems still. I told…read moreSmith this, he refused a follow-up visit and his reply to me was, " If there is something wrong with your neck, doesn't have anything to with me or the work I had done". Well, I went back to my PC and she referred me to another surgeon. After this new doc had seen the x-rays he got me in for surgery right away. They said originally that this 2nd surgery, a level 5 fusion should've taken 60- 90 mins., took nearly 4 hours because the damage that occurred was more extensive than expected. 3 days after surgery, I received a call from the CDC telling me I needed to get to an emergency room that day. I had been infected with staphylococcus they had traced to the hardware Dr Smith installed. Upon arrival at the hospital, staff immediately installed a Pic line to try a catch the infection that was ravaging my body. For the next 4 weeks I had to inject antibiotics directly to my heart at the cost of $500/day! Followed by a month of oral antibiotics. It is horrific what this clown put me through as the infection caused a hardening of my heart muscle tissue, reducing it's function to 40% of normal and am now on 6 ltrs of oxygen 24/7. In addition there is irreversible damage to my spine with extensive nerve damage. My life has been shortened by 20 years and I'll have to live with this pain till I die which could be any moment due to heart failure. Gee, thanks you f***ing a**hole! You ruined what life I may have left, including what my family has to endure watching me suffer. There is nothing they can do to help me. I pray for karma.

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.

Terrible experience. I tried to get an epipen for an anaphylactic allergic reaction here. Before…read moretreatment, I went through the longest slowest most incompetent group of health professionals. Mid visit the Doctor "treating" me went to another patients room and came back with blood on his arm! I pointed it out and he said that is just what happens in the ER. He was callous and disgusting about and didn't wash it off for the rest of my unnecessarily long visit. In the end, I received a Benadryl, a lot of stress and on-my-own puking and a $1000 medical bill! Absolute scam and I hope some of the health professionals here get their licenses reevaluated.