Was told in 2016 I had a rotator cuff issue which when prepped for surgery they told me it was…read morefrozen shoulder. Most painful surgery ever experienced! I have now, after med consults & MRI been told NO ROTATOR cuff!!! Completely unnessary surgery!!! Also was told by Dr Greenhow that my knees were an issue and might have to have knee replacement, saying that I must have been born with a birth defect with knees pointing inwards!! ALL lies, come to find out there's nothing wrong with them after years of synviscous injections! SHAMEFUL PRACTICE!!!!!

Exceptional care when I had my hip replaced! I couldn't be happier with the results and how well…read morePeak and it's staff treat their patients. Brandon, Amanda, Sylvia and Dr. Green how are amazing!!

Dr. Jatana and his staff are outstanding!! In the past with other surgeons, I have had unwelcome…read moreexperiences. I also inspected hospital systems, hospitals, clinics, and rehabilitation centers for Congress over two decades ago. Dr. Jatana is truly great from every perspective. He and his staff took time to assuage my concerns about a dual Cervical Disc replacement. I went from pain levels that almost left the 10 out of 10 scale to something between a zero and a one. His team meets every criterion of excellence in medicine. My anxiety level is usually very high when facing surgery - he and his team were a soothing balm that quelled that anxiety. Of all of the facilities I have seen, and surgeons who have performed surgery on me, NONE MATCH DR JATANA AND HIS TEAM FOR EXCELLENCE - NONE!

From the owner: Sanjay Jatana, M.D., is a board certified orthopedic spine surgeon and is fellowship trained in…read morespine surgery. He specializes in the surgical treatment of spine problems that involve the neck (cervical), mid-back (thoracic) and low back (lumbar). He began his Denver spine surgery practice in 1997, at Denver Orthopedic Specialists and then Denver Spine Center. He is currently co-founder of Denver Spine Surgeons and medical director of the Rose Spine Institute at Rose Medical Center in Denver. Dr. Jatana's patients range from Colorado to Wyoming, Nebraska and Kansas. Dr. Jatana balances non-surgical and surgical approaches in helping patients with spine problems that he is evaluating and treating. These approaches include less invasive and minimally invasive techniques.

Dr. Jatana and his surgical team receive a five-star rating from me only because the Yelp system…read moredoes not permit a higher rating. His knowledge of the Cervical Spine is encyclopedic, his candor and honesty are beyond reproach, and for me, the outcome of a multiple, cervical disc replacement was an outstanding success. Dr. Jatana was wonderful - his team of PA's and nurse specialists - reflect his philosophy of placing the patient's welfare first. It is rare for me to be trusting of a surgeon, but Dr. Jatana is a straight shooter and he and his team were able to assuage my concerns regarding this delicate surgery. You may ask why my apprehension is beyond what anyone would normally feel facing c-spine surgery, here is why. Before retirement, my principal job was reviewing healthcare organizations for a congressional committee of the U.S. Congress. Unlike today, this position at the time was totally non-political. The scope ranged from major multiple hospitals, clinics, rehab, nursing homes, and related healthcare organizations. Admittedly, I saw the full spectrum of healthcare quality - that is why I rate Dr. Sanjay Jatana and his team of professionals so highly - they represent the best possible confluence of surgical skill and knowledge with extraordinary people skills. Even in the years since my retirement about a decade ago, I saw the full-range of quality in healthcare. At the bottom end of the spectrum are surgeons who drag gargantuan egos through the hallways and produce bad results. One north Denver based surgeon spent a total of less than three minutes total over the course of two office visits with me for a Lumbar disc replacement, instinct told me to just walk out - I knew better - I wish I had. He did not even bother to stick his face behind the pre-op curtain before surgery and did not follow-up post-surgery, left me in excruciating pain of 10/10 for an hour because the nursing staff were terrified of talking to this guy, and finally saw me some three months later, almost an afterthought. He spent more time talking about his teaching engagement in Europe than caring about his patients. This is the exact opposite of Dr. Jatana and his team's approach - thank goodness. My training and expertise tell me that you cannot go wrong with the Jatana-team. I think he is the best I have ever seen!

I went to this office on Dec 06,2019, I has my insurance with company, Im not sure what's going on,…read moreI received collection on April 2021. I ever had balance due with them. Today I received the collection was freak me out! ALL stars ALL reviews are LIE!!!! Also the lady who is work there so rude!!!! THE WORST ONE !!!!!NEVER GO AGAIN!!!!

"Woohoo. As good as it gets!" doesn't really sound very medical as a review phrase for an…read moreorthopedic surgeon, does it? I mean it's not like when you need such a person you're gonna Yelp it all up and celebrate your wonderful experience, right? However, 80% of Americans will experience back pain at some point in their life, and medical treatment for such problems is estimated to cost $25 billion annually. (Workers comp costs and time lost from work add another $25 billion.) http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/industries/health/2006-10-16-back-pain-usat_x.htm. So the bottom line is that we all should get to become experts about 1) not just how to avoid getting these kinds of problems, but 2) what to do about it when you experience them (which 4 out of 5 of us will). Having squished a disc while moving boxes a couple of weeks ago, I'm here to tell you the answer: go see Dr. Wong. His group (Denver Spine Surgeons) rocks, and has rocked the spinal micro-surgery and treatment world in the Rocky Mountain West for a long time. Of course everyone's different, and you should do your own research about who best meets your needs. But for me, I've found my treatment provider and it's DSS, without a doubt. Now go out there and be careful (unlike me), and more importantly, be smart.

I have reviewed my medical record from Dr Wong. Most disturbing it thatI his notes and…read moredocumentation were totally fabricated. He wrote he spent 55 minutes with me when he spent 5-10 minutes with me complaining about other DR's care and other patients. My recommendation is to go to another DR, record your visit or bring someone with you and review your medical record afterwards, as he will document from others notes and make things up. He has a long history of being scored 1 and most people do not review their medical records and may be unaware of his notes which may be totally inaccurate and impact your care. Please follow up with both medicare, the hospital and the medical board because he will harm people if he already has not based on his fabrications which Im sure started when he was a med student. I can not stress enough that lying on a medical reocrd is not only bad for you but a very bad practice.

Following a total hip replacement, it seemed that there was a great difference in leg length - I…read moreinitially rated him much lower. However, I was able to get an assessment of several radiologists - the consensus opinion was that at best, the difference was 1/8th of an inch. Most people go through life not knowing that one leg may be up to an inch longer than the other. So a maximum difference is a bulls eye. I deleted my initial comment once I got a good report. Loucks is an outstanding surgeon.

I am very disappointed in the "care" I received from Dr. Loucks. I did not get to see him until 3…read moremonths after going through their series of shots for knee pain. I was then allowed to get an MRI. I had to wait an additional 3 weeks for an appointment with Dr. Loucks at which time he spent all of 10 minutes with me telling me I had been walking around on a broken femur.. I am still having pain. I had to pursue what kind of exercise I could do. The only thing he offered was to get treated for osteoporosis.

Doctor Itay Melamed, is an amazing Neurological surgeon . He is very thorough and explains…read moreeverything very well ! He's operated on my back a few times and does a fantastic job !! I recommend him very highly !!

Dr. Melamed does not care if his patients live or die or about their quality of life. No follow up…read morecare despite the massive danger of death - my death will be on his head and malpractice insurance. As far as he is concerned, my body and my life belong to him, not me. With my blood pressure through the roof for me, it should be so low it barely keeps me conscious, and my cortisol through the roof, he won't re-scan for aneurysm because I don't have enough family members with aneurysm. Given the low cost of re-scanning and the high risk if there is an aneurysm, he is reckless as well as playing fast and loose with his medical license. All he wants to do is hassle people with his hysterics and be a drain on society. He talks down to patients. He is desperate to be seen as an expert but his demeanor does the opposite. His office violates your privacy and contacts people you never authorized him to contact. Be prepared that it will be near impossible to obtain your own records because nothing you ever say is considered a records request and they will not contact you under any circumstances to respond to a records request. The only way to get any records is to go down there because they will not give you your own records any other way. Do not book an appointment unless you will be in this area frequently. Records are only needed for liability purposes and are useless for medical purposes so perhaps that is why they don't want you to have your own records. His staff are nice and accommodating. The personality of Dr. and staff are always the opposite - either awful staff and a nice Dr. or the other way around, such as here. The one thing both staff and Dr. have in common here is changing their story all the time. The visit is a waste of time, money and energy. But he is 1/9 the cost of what specialists charged 16 years ago so you get what you pay for.

Made appointment with scheduler to be seen for hip and knee pain, but said primary issue was hip…read morepain. I take off work, drive to office, pay co-pay, wait for 50 min then told they don't see patients for hip pain. Be careful scheduling here

Bad experience with Dr Meyers about a year ago. Today I am…read moreadvised that NINE months ago their entire database was stolen, including all of my identifying information such as my medicare account number. These fools couldn't even bother to have proper protection of customer data. Do NOT do business with ANY of the OCC owned companies !

Treatment and care is great! However office management is…read moreterrible as I typically wait an hour past the appointment time to get into the office for evaluation or treatment. Very unprofessional and inconsiderate to the patien.

They are caring and professional. Very skilled physical therapists. Every therapist I have had…read morethere had been top notch and helped me with my pain