Looking for a fresh, cozy new place to take care of your health? Meet Bella with me. I just found…read morethem and holy cow, not only do they take mainstream insurance and offer functional medicine visits, they are also the most trauma informed place I've ever visited. Said as a social worker, this is no small feat, especially for a primary and specialty care clinics. Wow. What office do you know that also has an outdoor patio for you and its staff? When you take care of your people, the people take good care of the clients. So easy, but so hard for so many businesses to truly grasp. Not Bella, though. My visit was almost like meeting a new friend. Everything was laid back, while being professional and focused, but not cold and sterile like you'd expect with a doctors office. Can't wait to return. Who says that, lol. Def book an appt if you're looking for a new way to care for yourself. I'm still so impressed.

Mt family has been here for a few years and we've had 2 babies through them. Very caring,…read morecommunicative staff. Best doctors and nurses we've ever been to. The office itself is very nice and comfortable too.

Very nice doctors, kind nurses, great quality. We'll check up went well, they were very sanitary.read more

Nice staff: doctors, NPs, RNs, and techs. It is easy to communicate by phone or computer to get…read moreyour needs met! Staff has always been timely in responding to our concerns and helping us.

I LOVE IPHC! Let me just tell you as a parent we know our kids best. Usually when you bring a…read moreconcern up, it gets blown off by doctors. I've been bringing my kids here for 7 years and not one time has anything I've ever mentioned been blown off by Jen. She listens to my concerns, and gives the education needed for Illnesses or issues brought up. I highly recommend this practice to my patients. Also the ma is amazing, when giving shots she's quick and always gives the kids the best bandaids

ATTENTION!!! I…read morestand by what I said in my first post. This isn't a fake account. This is a real person that doesn't have an agenda against pediatric offices. I am not anti-vax. My kids are vaccinated. Unfortunately, one child got 10 shots in one visit due to the ineptness of the staff at this facility as well as myself. I should have been looking for my child, but one would think that these people know what they are doing. It's their profession! Jennifer said that "just two pokes" is never spoken around their office. To be fair, I will say that I have only heard those words, from one person at this office, but I heard them on multiple occasions. I heard it every time I brought my child in for shots. Who said those words? That's right, Jennifer. The same person that is now claiming they have never said that. Incredible! Why on earth would I make up such a thing? Unreal. Hey Jennifer, my child still has speech and learning issues. Educate yourself on the adverse effects of giving too many vaccines at one time before you hurt more children.

With a newborn, it's so important to have a pediatrician that you trust and gives you confidence as…read morea new parent. Dr. Brandon is amazing- his bedside manor is incredible and I know our son is getting the best care possible. He always spends time with us and doesn't seem to rush off to the next patient. He answers any questions we have and puts us at ease. We are so happy that an established practice (Stapleton peds), decided to open a new location near us!

We've been taking our 2.5 year-old daughter to Pearl Street Pediatrics for about two years and it's…read morebeen a great experience. The offices are clean and the staff is welcoming; the pediatricians each are wonderful with her and their bedside manner is very much appreciated given our little one's trepidation around the doctor. They even referred us to a pediatric dentist nearby.

I've been going to Foothills Family Practice for several years. At first I wasn't so sure about…read moreit, but as I've seen the changes there I do highly recommend it. Heidi Gillespie, PA is wonderful, as is her Assistant Courtney. They're welcoming and their bedside manner is reassuring, especially if you tend to be the nervous type!

I was completely repulsed by the waiting room as it is covered in flyers for every pyramid scheme…read morethe people you have unfollowed on Facebook are peddling- Jamberry, Arbonne, etc. I can't believe a legitimate doctor would allow people to cover his waiting room with that crap. You are there to get medical care, not get sold to. Completely unprofessional. We never met the doctor which I thought was odd since we were establishing care and the office was completely dead at 9:30am. The PA Heidi was very approachable and great with my daughter. The assistant that brought us from the waiting room to the patient room had no bedside manner, however. She didn't even say what her name was and was terrible with kids. I'll be seeking care for my family elsewhere.

We have been with the practice for two years after a very traumatic experience with a different…read morepractice. I absolutely love Arapahoe Pediatrics. All of the staff is kind and seem to enjoy being at work. But in my mind the shining star is Dr. de Mahy. He's kind and my crazy 6 year olds absolutely love him. He brings fun and care but at the same time he's very intelligent and knowledgeable about current guidelines.

We are new to this practice and were a little worried with the bad reviews but we were pleasantly…read moresurprised. The front desk staff was welcoming and I felt that the nurse and doctor listened to our concerns and were so helpful.

Dr Sarah Taylor might be the one of the kindest people we've ever met. Our kids loved her from the…read morestart, and as parents we absolutely love that we can have conversations about our children's health without judgment. It's crazy how hard that is to find in today's world, but being able to ask questions and make decisions that are right for our family is amazing. We don't even live close and we drive to see her. Just had an after hours call that was immediately addressed with the upmost care. We thought we liked our pediatrician before, but this practice is infinitely better. Can't recommend enough

I love they they respect medical autonomy. They a just moved and are now pediatric journeys. Very…read morekind staff.

Dr Laura Frisch is excellent, and is NO Kenneth Robinson. They have outstanding bedside manner,…read morepatience, compassion, and communication. We are always seen promptly and the visits are smooth and seamless with caring staff who are equally patient and kind. Some have noted distaste for front desk staff. I don't care about the front desk being friendly (they are) but less talkative (that's fine). They also have an excellent after hours answering service with actual medical professional - including doctors - to provide advice and feedback whenever. We love the space, the people, and the care we've been given

The doctors themselves are great and caring. Front desk is…read morealways rude and not friendly. Nurse staff,while there are some good ones, some are not friendly and rude. My son had croup a few months ago and I brought him in. The nurse needed to give him an oral steroid and she was getting super frustrated that a 1.5 year old wasn't cooperative with her. He's literally 1.5 and hates the doctor and doesn't understand what you're doing!! If she had an ounce of patience and took more than 10 seconds to try to give it to him, she would've seen that. Front desk people are never friendly on the phone. Called to figure out how to do medical records release and met with cold, unhelpful answers. At one point they couldn't hear me and they just hung up. Never called me back again. I'm switching peds

A MUST READ -- BEWARE…read more I will absolutely be sharing this experience publicly and warning other parents. I am disgusted by the treatment we received from this office. In my opinion, the practice seems far more focused on enforcing its policies than actually listening to parents or addressing individual concerns. My experience started last year with now-retired Dr. Taoka. Before we moved away (we are now back in Colorado), she was also pushing a vaccine schedule for my baby daughter. As any caring and responsible parent would, I had questions. Instead of helping me feel informed or even attempting to answer concerns, I felt dismissed and was essentially told we would need to go elsewhere if we did not follow their exact vaccine schedule. The ironic part? We DO vaccinate our children, and always have. However, we have always chosen to space vaccines out. We do not do 4-5 vaccines in one visit. That has never been an issue for us anywhere else until now. Fast forward to today. We received two text confirmations for today's appointment and multiple calls from the office confirming the visit. During those conversations, I explained all of my concerns ahead of time, updated paperwork, completed the ASQ, and made it very clear that I primarily wanted my daughter evaluated by a doctor first because, with Dr. Taoka gone for the past several months and now retired, my daughter has not actually been seen by a physician at this practice. Then this morning, the office called saying my daughter could not come in because she was "too early" for vaccines and would need to wait until next week. I called back and explained we were not even planning to vaccinate today because we first needed a doctor to evaluate her and answer questions we had. I was then told that was completely fine, and that we could schedule any vaccines later as a nurse visit after vacation. That was communicated multiple times. Then around 1 PM, we received ANOTHER call -- this time from Zoe, who identified herself as the office manager -- and the conversation completely changed. She told me that Dr. Lindsey Oliver, D.O., wanted my daughter to receive five vaccines at once and that if we came in, we needed to agree to follow that vaccine schedule. Again, this was before the doctor had ever met or evaluated my daughter. I explained that our children have never received that many vaccines at once and that we have always chosen to separate them. For example, if MMRV is needed, we do that individually and continue from there. The entire reason we wanted this appointment was so a doctor could FIRST meet my child, hear our concerns, and discuss options with us. Instead, I felt pressured, dismissed, and spoken to with a surprisingly hostile tone. I was basically told that if we did not agree with their approach, we should find another practice. So yes -- we absolutely will. Parents deserve to ask questions without feeling threatened or pushed out of a practice. Whether someone fully vaccinates, spaces vaccines out, delays them, or follows a different schedule entirely, parents should be able to have respectful conversations with their child's doctor without being made to feel bullied or unwelcome. To be clear: I am not anti-vaccine. My children ARE vaccinated. But medical decisions for my children will always involve informed consent, discussion, and parental choice. My personal experience with Lone Tree Pediatrics left me feeling unheard, pressured, and extremely disappointed in how this situation was handled -- especially by management and communication staff. I'm sure the office will have its own version of events, but this was my family's direct experience. I even deleted a previous negative review last year because I wanted to give the practice another chance after moving back. Unfortunately, today confirmed for me that returning was a mistake. Parents: do your own research, read reviews carefully for this practice (you will see similar patterns) , ask questions, and trust your instincts when it comes to your children. ALWAYS.

We were referred to Lone Tree Pediatric when our daughter was born. She has been seeing Dr. Taoka…read moresince. She has been in there a lot being early and in daycare. They are so good with her keeping her comfortable during the check up and distracting her when she needs shots. They always address our concerns and don't push tests when they don't feel they're necessary.