Dr. Myers is a down to earth Foot and Ankle specialist. From the minute you meet him you're engaged…read morein a conversation to discover what you think your problem is and receive his input and feedback to get you back to 100%. He reviews all the documentation you bring (reports/ x-rays) and then shares a plan that you can understand and execute against. When I left his office I felt mentally and physically ready to attack my malady. So if you're looking for an excellent Dr. to assist you in getting better Dr. Myers specializes in Foot Surgery, Ankle Procedures, Sports Medicine, Trauma Care, Minimally Invasive and Microscope Assisted Techniques and General Orthopedic Procedures.

I am very dissapointed with the billing department It is obvious that this practice only wants…read moremoney instead of helping patients.I agree with the other review we will find another place and their billing dept is very disrespectful.

I have never had such immediate relief of my back issues by a chiropractor. I cannot recommend Dr…read more Michele enough! (And her office staff is great too!)

My husband and I have been seeing Dr. Michelle for awhile now. Her and her staff are the best! Dr…read moreMichelle listens to your needs and does everything she can to make you feel better. If she was to relocate I would follow her, she is that good!

I had PIP finger joint replacement surgery on Dec. 14th 2023. My doctor was Rudy Kovachevich, who…read morehas great reviews. I checked in, they were not able to sedate me, (couldn't find a vein..) and the surgery took place. Then the results. My 40* crooked index finger was Exactly the same as before the surgery! There was NO change at all, it is still 40* crooked! There was no follow up for therapy, no wonder, what would a therapist do? The joint doesn't move, the finger is too bent to pinch with thumb. I would not send an enemy to this place.

Second experience with them and the whole process was great. Dr. Sachar is amazing and so is the…read morestaff at Focus Arm & Hand Surgical Center

It's an average PT office. Came here a few times to accompany a patient for moral support. 1st time…read more, walked in and asked to make an appointment, doors were open and nobody was at the desk around noon, they go on lunch. People got to eat. Somebody happen to come out and explain that there are 2 desk stations , one for Orthopedic doctor visits and another for PT visits. They told us to come back in a bit later and someone would help. Came back and made an appointment and asked if they could call with the co-pay amount, they said they would call 24 hours before the appointment with that amount. No phone call was given. 1st appointment had to be cancelled by them because the PT woman got sick , rescheduled with a different PT person. Very thorough 1st appointment. He was very good. Heard around the office that people were getting ill. Came back a second time , overheard one PT guy telling his patient he was ill and the patient said she had gotten sick too. We got sick and now another PT person said he was sick. Geeze thats an issue and this place needs to get a deep clean.

Good therapists. Nice atmosphere. I prefer their Lincoln/-Parker location. The quality of care is…read moremuch better.

I volunteer at various senior care facilities throughout Metro Denver and this one is among the…read morevery best. Friendly staff, elegant environment, residents seem happy. Really good energy here. Shalom!

"Wow," is about right to express our impressions of Shalom Park! We had that "WoW!" experience!…read more When our mother fell during a recent visit, we wanted to find a place that would care for her during her rehabilitation. We found the perfect place for her in Shalom Park! The nursing quality and other staff were so attentive and our mother actually enjoyed her stay! While she never liked PT, they pushed and encouraged her repeatedly, gently, to get out of the room. We are very grateful for the care she received! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Eight years ago my wife and I had our first child at AdventHealth Parker. We were thrilled to be…read morethere after taking the tour of the facility and participating in some of the new parent courses they offered. Everything went well leading up to the birth and thereafter. I am posting this review now because while my wife was mid delivery, in the middle of the night, the nurse facilitating the child birth told my wife to stop pushing because there would be too much paperwork for her, point blank, and that we would need to wait for the on-call doctor. We followed directive and waited 10-15 minutes for the on-call doctor to arrive. Mind you my child's head was halfway out the entire time because to reiterate my wife was told to stop pushing because the nurse would have too much paperwork. At the time, my wife and I had no concept of if this was the correct thing to be doing. We simply followed the nurse's directive. We were under the assumption the nurse facilating the child birth had our and the newborn babies best interests in mind. 10-15 minutes after waiting for the on-call doctor; 10-15 minutes after my newborn babies head was already halfway out the on-call doctor arrived and the birth continued as expected. Immediately, as there were a series a newborn tests, sight, sound, etc. we were told that our newborn child had triggered the alert for astigmatism. What we were told at that time, I am assuming because this was extremely common at AdventHealth Parker, is that this could be a false positive or the newborn baby could grow out of it; not to worry. We were glad to hear that positive news, and again we thought the best interests of the newborn baby were priority. So, for approximately four years our child could not see and we had no idea. We were advised by a school teacher to revisit the astigmatism concern because she noticed that our child could not see in the classroom, as expected. During breastfeeding, as we were first time parents, we had no idea what to expect from our newborn baby. We breastfed to the best of our knowledge. During this time my wife often questioned our newborn babies latching ability and the amount of milk our newborn baby was actually getting. Come to find out approximately four years later our child had a tongue-tie, also exposed by the child's first teacher, and that this was most likely the reason my wife had questioned latching and volume during breastfeeding. We are still in speech therapy after releasing the tongue-tie. Most recently, my child has frequent ear infections and frequent strep throat. Come to find out it will need to be remediated by removing the tonsils and adenoids. I looked into medical malpractice lawsuits to address what happened that night, because as logical as I am this all seems to be rooted to my newborn babies head being halfway breached for 10-15 minutes so the nurse didn't have any extra work to do. Apparently, Colorado law states child birth medical malpractice lawsuits are no longer supported after the child's eight birthday. Etc, etc, I am not a lawyer, nor do I find the additional research applicable. The reason for posting this now is in attempt to prevent this from happening to someone else, somebody else's newborn baby only because the nurse did not want the extra paperwork. My child can barely see 20 feet of themself without glasses, this will never change. There is no getting better, fortunately, to the best of our knowledge, there is no getting worse. I strongly believe my family has not been the only family to fall victim to this type of carelessness and disregard at AdventHealth Parker, and also believe we will not be the last. My child has not had and will not have the same experiences as most others. We depended on these people. I can only speculate that what happened that night is the root cause of my child's severe astigmatism, ear, nose, and throat complications as I am not a doctor, but I believe my child's head was unnecessarily compressed resulting in the complications we have faced and are still facing today.

I just had my second baby. Both babies were both at the BirthPlace at Parker Adventist. The nurses…read moreat the BirthPlace are fantastic. They do so much to help keep new mamas comfortable and assist in any way they can. The Labor & Delivery floor is set up so that you can take a walk around the nurses desks to make a loop if you need some walking time. They have digital tag bracelets on all the babies so that the baby can't leave the L&D floor and they check to compare bracelets between mama and baby all the time. I would recommend to anyone considering having a baby here.

I have had significant issues post oral surgery and my dr asked this hospital to get me in for…read moreemergency Miss. the got me in and the registration and everyone were so wonderful . Cassidy got me into register and after dealing with (what I witnessed) a very impatient person, was so sweet and didn't affect me at all. It was a long drive and long day in between drs... but she made my day better. Thank you.

I have been treated for two total reverse shoulder replacements. I can not speak highly enough…read morefor the team here. All of the therapists are extremely professional, well educated, and know their profession well. I have had physical therapy before in Mass, and CA, but never have I ever been so impressed by the team at the Center of Therapy. HUGE shout out to Jason, Gil, Kyle Carolyn and their extremely professional and knowledgeable intern Aaron.

This is my first experience with being in a chiropractors office nor having being worked by a…read morechiropractor and I'm glad I went to Dr. Anthony Gaul. He's kind and courteous. He explained everything about what he will do and if you have questions he will answer as many as you have. when he does his work it he's gentle. Well as gentle as a chiropractor can be. I've never had my neck or back cracked the way he does and when finished my body feels great. I'm glad I was able to attend his office. I'll definitely refer and recommend him to the VA and others. The VA already speaks highly of him. I'll just reiterate that he is a great find.

I love Gaul Chiropractic. I go as more of a reactive treatment when I mess myself up at Crossfit…read moreand Dr. Tony and Dr. Callie always make me whole. My purse is also 12 lbs and while it's not ideal for my body, we've all come to the understanding that my purse weight won't change and they fix me.