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.

I had a tremendously positive experience with all of my doctors and nurses in the Birth Place at…read moreLongmont United/Common Spirit. I needed a C-section due to breech baby, which was scheduled but we had some added excitement went my water broke a week before the appointment. I was especially thankful for my anesthesia nurse, Heather, in keeping me calm and comfortable. The whole team took incredible care of me, my daughter, and my husband.

I was treated by Sean McCullough for bowel issues that I've been suffering with. He seemed very…read morenice when I talked to him about my issues. However when I was getting dressed to do an exam he and his team made jokes about my issues and laughed loudly about Sean saying "I have to give a rectal exam" and one of the male nurses that took a stool sample from me said. "Did anyone get the shit from the toilet" and they all laughed when I confronted Sean and a couple of nurses about their behavior one of the nurses talked back to me and tried to deny their behavior. Sean was apologetic and said he would talk to his team however he was the one who really set the tone of how they were all acting. This is already a super embarrassing issue to have and I went home in tears. I would not recommend this emergency room

After an extended hospital stay my family member required even more time to heal and gain back some…read morestrength before returning home. Before we even arrived at this facility staff reached out to us, administration returned calls and accommodated special requests. Everything about this facility screams WE CARE. The staff- from nurses, aids, doctors , dietitian, physical and occupational therapy to lunch room helpers were all genuinely helpful, kind and quick to respond. it is obvious the building maintenance staff take pride in their work. everything from floors and coffee pots to patient rooms was clean and in working order. we broke a blind in our room and maintenance fixed it the same day, they inquired if there was anything else at all that needed attention. Just one last shout out to the nursing assistants who smiled, visited and laughed with us every time they entered the room- even through bouts of very frequent diarrhea. Not once did we feel like a burden to staff and anyone who has needed long term cares knows what a HUGE difference that makes in your day.

After looking at many LTAC facilities on the front range we decided to drive to Johnstown, even…read morethough it's very far from Boulder for our family visits. First impression of their tour was Northern was clean, modern, and operated in a very friendly, professional manner. Now, after many weeks we can report this place was the right choice. Our father has doctors and staff that care in so many ways. Each and every person we have met has treated him and us with the greatest attention imaginable. If your looking for long term care for a loved one, make a visit here. Thank you Northern LTAC

Gateway doctors and staff are like family (good family) lol. Such wonderful care all the way…read morearound. Shout out to Dr Josh, my functional medicine man, Mindy the magical massage therapist, and new Dr Cody who specializes in chiropractic- already making a difference for me!

Great Drs and staff at Gateway. With the help I received I was able to lower my blood sugar and…read morehigh blood pressure without taking drugs and finally getting to the root of the problem.

Do not use Banner Health for a Colonoscopy at Banner North Colorado Medical Center | Greeley, CO…read more They will call and text you Incessantly. They will ask you the same questions over and over. They will treat you like a child. Show up for your appointment on time, do EVERY bit of prep they give you. Show Ready, and prepared, they will make you lay on a gurney for 3 and half hours , two hours after the appointment, because their time is more important than yours. Good forbid you try to cancel your appointment the day of and not get charged. I felt held captive by these people. I will never use Banner North Colorado Medical Center | Greeley, CO | 16th St. ever again. These people are incompetent

My son, a student at UNC, went to the ER in a state of mental crisis. He arrived at 9pm. Afree 6…read morehrs waiting in an ER room he was finally interviewed to evaluate his mental health. At 4am he came walking out to the waiting room, informing me that he'd been discharged. No staff accompanied him nor advised me on next steps for support. DO NOT GO TO BANNER NORTH IF YOU'RE SEEKING QUALITY AND TIMELY CARE.

An amazing hospital. The staff are wonderful...hard working,…read morecaring and very pleasant. They treated me like gold.

TL;DR -- The staff was rude and incompetent; the doctor was arrogant, rude, and also incompetent…read more(and honestly, an idiot: see the last bullet point). These people are supposed to be in healthcare -- they should be caring. No wonder this place is going under. if I could give -20 stars I would. let me give the detailed run down of my experience: -I went in with a medical issue that seemed like it could be something neurological , maybe a stroke, brain tumor, or some kind of nerve inflammation. I was having balance issues ( a symptom) , I had to be wheeled in the room and a nurse came in to hook me up to the IV, take my temperature, and all that. She was really rude! I tried to some light conversation, crack a few jokes, but they mostly ignored me.Every nurse provided "care" were super rude and neglectful!. Once, I had to use the restroom, so I asked for assitance since I was Hooked to an IV and was still having blanace issues and no one came for about 10 min. We had to ask TWICE! Another time, my husband was watching a TikTok video (Steveioe), but it sounded like it was coming from the next room so I joked and asked if it was actually Steve next door (I thought that'd be kind of cool) and the nurse replied, "NOW you're hallucinating?" I couldn't tell if it was sarcasm. These people can't take a joke! and definitely weren't taking my problems seriously. She sounded like she was accusing me of making up my symptoms. The first time I saw the doctor (she was skinny, had glasses, and brown hair slicked back in a bun), they wouldn't tell me her name. She talked down to me, and when I explained my symptoms, she acted like I was making them up. She was really condescending. I suddenly started to spasm. It was new, so I was a little worried. The nurses completely ignored it until I finally asked if there was anything they could give me to help. They gave me a low dose of Valium, but again, they acted like I was there because of a drug problem. I only asked because it helped calm my leg spasm. I figured they'd give me a muscle relaxer or something. They did a CT scan and an MRI on my brain (both came back clean, so at least there was some good news there!) But since I was still having symptoms, I was waiting for the doctor (same one) to either run more tests, refer me to a specialist, prescribe something, or at least give me some advice or a referral to someone who could help. The issue could have been my nerves?? She didn't do ANY of that. Instead, she suggested... Ibuprofen. IBUPROFEN. Like, what?! When I called her out on it (okay, I admit my tone wasn't great, but I didn't curse her out or anything), she got mad and just walked away while I was trying to talk to her about MY HEALTH. This was the worst experience I have ever had in ANY PLACE. IBUPROFEN?!?! WHICH MEDICAL SCHOOL ALLOWED YOU TO GET A LICENSE ARE THEY THAT DESPERATE??!!

Everything and everyone was the Best! They were extremely efficient at what they did and went out…read moreof their way to make sure I was okay! Roy W.

Quick and very friendly. Efficient. I e never been in and out of an ER in an hour with X-rays…read more This place was amazing.

Very appreciated how pvh took care of us on all three of my babies being born and can't for get how…read morethey save me at 12am and my daughter won't take any pacifier but the hospital one and the help me out replaced it thank you

I've been tortured, dissed, and reprimanded bc I asked for pain meds for 2 compression fractures in…read moremy back. Dr. Toth = Dr. Torture. No answers as to WHY they refuse the medication. No response to my desperate cries for help, except for a scolding. I don't need abuse from my doctor, thanks. A month of unbelievable, debilitating pain has clarified how sick the Western medical system is, especially at UCHealth. Where can I go for help? UCHealth has a monopoly here. The games of power and control are killing me.

From the minute you walk in you are greeted with comfort and support…read more I was taken to my appointment by Dan and he was awesome in explaining the procedure and getting me started. The MRI was a success and seem to go very quickly. Looking forward to my next appointment.

No one wants t visit a hospital for themselves, but having nice new ones in their medical coverage,…read morecloser than the flagship facility an hour from home, is a real convenience. Many diagnostic tests have to be done in a hospital setting. State of the art equipment and well trained personnel is paramount. The radiology group here was all of this. The facility is too. We have used this hospital for many diagnostics and a few surgeries. For those of us who use UCH exclusively, this place cuts the drive time to only half of what it is if using University hospital facilities at Anschutz from a home in Boulder. We are happy when we can make that choice. But sometimes, Anschutz may be the only option. And that has proven valuable to me. Always make sure the facility you choose is in your insurance network. It's how the medical world works, though emergency services should always be the closest available and are often covered anyway. Just be sure to get the best coverage you can afford. I was in and out in under an hour and follow through available within the day.