Huge fan of this opthamologist and his practice. It is highly professional and my family and I have…read morereceived excellent care here. When I moved here, I had hundreds of pages of records for an on-going eye issue. Dr. Rottman was very caring and very thorough in his examinations of my situation. I am now feeling more confident in my sight and on-going issues with my eyes. Thank you very much!

I had some sort of eye infection suddenly flare up and the Rottman group was able to work me in the…read moresame morning that I called. Dr. Rottman was very thorough despite having a lot of patients before and after me. Will know more of what's going on with my eye after some other tests tomorrow and follow up with Dr. Rottman next week.

I should have done this years ago. ICON is a fine-tuned professional operation - instilling…read moreconfidence and competence - that maintains a warm and friendly environment. They were very patient-centric, making sure I understood every step of the process. The staff made all post-procedure care steps very clear, and provided paperwork that reiterated the info for later use. The facilities also represent the business, being clean and professional in appearance. Even the admin/reception staff was supportive and helped to alleviate anxiety through their conversation and personal experiences with LASIK. The procedure itself was incredibly short and absolutely painless. Anticlimactic, really. The team worked together in a manner that made it easy to just trust them and do my part of lying there. Doctor Fox explained everything as he worked, and maintained great communication throughout the procedure. I know the procedure is not appropriate for everyone, but I don't know why everyone who can do it doesn't get it done. We buy TVs that cost more than this, and shouldn't our vision come before 4K big screens? So, the results...I read many internet stories of outcomes, but here is mine: My procedure was in the afternoon, and then I went to my hotel for my required nap (had to bring a chauffeur for this part). My eyes felt irritated and photophobic, and fought me when I tried to keep them open, but weren't really painful. I still had no trouble navigating to my room. The drops eased this irritation completely, so sleeping was easy. I woke up four hours later to somewhat foggy vision; I had dinner in bed, and went back to sleep for six hours. When I awoke, I had no pain or irritation, and could see very clearly. It was practically instant. I felt amazed just looking out the window at the sunrise. My follow up that morning - which I drove to - showed my vision was not only corrected, but was better than average. I drove the 2 hours home with no pain or irritation, enjoying the clearest scenery I've observed since I was young. A great experience and I could not be happier.

I was a bit skeptical at first since the building is new and the office feels very 'sanitary,' if…read morethat makes sense. The bright lights and everything gave off a clinical vibe, but the front desk staff were friendly and professional. I had my eye tests done with the machines and then saw the doctor, who was very helpful and happy to answer my questions about some dry eye symptoms I had.

Outstanding treatment, best of the many retina specialists I have utilized. Dr Waterhouse and the…read moretreatment staff were thorough and very professional including providing laser treatment for a retinal tear after business hours following a comprehensive examination. Most impressive is that among the 15 specialists from whom I have received treatment, this was the best. I definitely will go back if I have further problems while in Western Colorado.

well, we were looking for a doctor to take care of a retinal tear. We understand great doctors at…read morethis office.if you can bypass the office personnel, including the office manager and their condescending attitudes,that would be helpful. This is not my first interaction with this office and the attitudes of this clerical positions. please doctors, If you want to be successful it starts in the front. The face of the office.

How hard would it be to warn prospective patients of dilation PRIOR to showing up? Receptionist…read morerudely thru back AAA card (accidentally stuck to back of License to drive.) Could have easily taken UBER if only had know. Also, asked to fill out plethora of questions in advance. Dates & all surgeries? At 70, there are a few & they refused to send forms in advance. Last eye exam 10/11/11. Guess it will be a few more years. Horrible treatment.

Fraud!! Illegal billing practices going on here. Check all of your past explanation of benefits…read morefrom your insurance company and if it says patient responsibility zero and you were billed by this excuse of a business contact your insurance company, contact your attorney.

Dr Campbell is very good at taking the time to discuss things and listen to my questions.read more

After waiting roughly a month and a half to see a dietitian I was called shortly before my…read moreappointment and told it was canceled. The reason they gave me is that Aetna would only cover my appointment if I had kidney disease or diabetes. I have NAFLD, chronic hepatitis, and possibly chronic pancreatitis. They waited until it was nearly time for my appointment before letting me know this. Healthcare delayed is healthcare denied. I have no idea, the kind of care they provide.