If you are a veteran with health care through the VA, do not go here. They will not contact the VA…read moreto get authorization as they are supposed to, and will try to stick you with the bill. If you contact the billing department, they send you back to the VA or the Clinic. If you try to get them to fix it, they will tell you "Well now it's too late. We screwed up but we can't call now..." Actual care was fine, the billing shenanigans are not. The staff will also hang up on you if they don't like or won't answer the question. The hospital down the road this clinic sent me to (just directed to go to an ER), in the same health care system, had no problem with this process. This clinic evidently does. Makes one wonder if this is a training failure or deliberate.

Outstanding…read more Online appointment system was easy to use. Doctor and nurse were friendly, caring and professional. Took their time to understand and to communicate. We were extra concerned about a cold because we were going to be around a new baby.

Dr. Lewis is very good. She always spends lots of time with me and makes sure that we cover all of…read moremy concerns. Since my last visit not a day goes by when I am not grateful that I am no longer coughing. She got to the cause and within onen week I had no cough. !!

Dr. Stephanie Hess is fantastic. She is a tremendous primary care physician and diagnostician. The…read moreability to have a telemedicine call is so convenient. At Frontier Internal Medicine's Longmont site the front desk answers phone calls promptly, answers questions politely, and passes on messages to the doctor promptly.

Yesterday, we went in to see Dr. Lutt and it was our first visit to his new facility and being part…read moreof BCH. I was running behind, due to traffic and I called office, providing details, like where I was located and how long it may take, about an add'l 5-10 min and let her know (repeatedly) to inform Dr. Lutt, I will be more than 7 min late. I get there, meet with him and apologize. He said, they never told him anything. Prior to my appt, I tried to reach him, sent him facsimiles and gave his new phone number out to other doctors that need to contact him ASAP. He never got messages, nor received any of faxes, etc., it's disappointing to hear that his new support staff isn't supporting him. He is my doctor for several years, built good rapport and as usual, he did a thorough exam, we discussed upcoming plans in my treatments and care. I would definitely refer him to others.

Stay away from this place if you can. The clinic is near my house, so I go here annually to have my…read moreblood drawn for a routine physical. Every year they make some sort of mistake. This year, I made an appointment to have my blood drawn, and when I got to the clinic, they told me they didn't have an order from my doctor. Because of past problems with the Gunbarrel clinic, I had twice contacted my doctor's office in the preceding weeks to make sure the order was sent. It turned out that the order had been sent via fax 10 days before my blood draw appointment, but no one at Gunbarrel had entered the fax info into their computer system. This is perhaps an understandable oversight, but no one at the clinic knew enough to check the incoming fax file as the obvious source of error. I had to make follow up phone calls to my doctor and the Gunbarrel clinic, at which point, they finally checked their fax file. I suggested to them that they were utterly incompetent, and then the male drone at the front desk started to lecture me on civility with an unctuous "i have been trained in conflict management tone." He basically admitted that some of his staff need to be retrianed and then assured me that I had no right to be angry. It was like being trapped in a medical Monty Python skit. To this story, I would add the one time I went to this clinic for medical care--for an infected, inflamed cuticle on one of my fingers. The nurse practitioner started to lance it with a scalple without giving me any anesthetic. In simple terms, she was sticking a razor blade into my fingernail-- a tactic, as I recall, used by the Argentine military during the dirty war. These people are incompetent, but very cheerie in a smarmy customer service way. Stay away from this place. I will make a point of finding a new clinic to draw my blood in the future.

I have been to many physical therapists and the care here is above and beyond anything I've…read moreexperienced. One on one care that help helped me recover from two long-term injuries I thought I would just have to live with. I would give them 10 stars if I could!

Scammy billing practices! IF YOU HAVE MEDICARE AVOID…read moreFRIDAY PT! I have Medicare with a Cigna suppliment that covers 100% except my annual medicare deductive. I was stunned when I received an invoice sent to me instead of Medicare\Cigna. I questioned it, requested they send it to my insurance and received the following response. " This fee is our annual supply and admin fee, for services not covered by insurance.". Medicare requires the medicare approved business pre-disclosure and get EXPLICIT permission for "EACH item\service" that is not covered by Medicare. Apparent they think some-sort of generic statement in the online documents you are forced to sign covers it. I contacted Medicare! I had to cancel all my appointments after I received this invoice since legally I'm now aware and don't approve of this sort of scammy business practices. If she thinks Medicare does not pay enough then she should not accept Medicare clients. Allyson Friday is a decent PT, however, she is also not the most professional during session. She took 1 phone call and 2 texts from her children as they apparently regularly contact her as soon as they get back from school. I have empathy and respect for the role of mothering, however, if she cannot devote a session to her client at the time her children return home from school, she should not schedule one during that hour. Some other issues: ~ I filled out all the medical question well in advance of my first visit. At my first visit she asked why I was there. I suggested she read the forms I filled out since she had not. She read them when I asked her to. ~ She is kind and caring in person, however, her ability to communicate clearly which muscles etc she wants me to use is not good compared to other PT's I've worked with. Anyway, I sadly cannot recommend this business and if you have Medicare for insurance AVOID this Friday Physical Therapy.

I would give Tru Hospice a rating of 20, on a scale of 1 to 5 (excellent 5) !…read more Here's why: The first time I walked into the hospice floor, I felt such good energy that I knew he was in the right place! I walked in his room and a very sweet lady was holding his hand(s) and talking to kindly to him. I witnessed this while he was there. He enjoyed that! Soon I met the whole team. My first time there was so amazing, I told the doctor that if I every need to be in hospice away from home - I want to come there ! All the nurses/whole care team were kind and very experienced. My husband even had a mountain view! Daily they kept me up to date on everything, with loving compassion. He had a death doula a day or two before he passed. His last night on earth, he had the most beautiful woman (inside and out) who did a calming, relaxing Comfort Touch session. He was able to let go a few hours later. I was there in the room. It comforted me to ring the Himalayan salt bell or chime, as his body was wheeled out. I can't thank Tru Hospice enough for their kind, expert and compassionate care. Nancy Dutton 2. Early 2026 I started attending the Widows, Loss of Spouse Group at True Hospice in Lafayette. This became a haven for me, still is, being with other people who lost their spouse. We all understand what each other is going through. I will continue attending for a long time. The facilitators are so kind, gently guiding us as a group. I don't want to miss a group, it's so important to my well being. A big sigh for the help and relief I have received! Two other friends have attended this group. 3. Beaded Memories Class - A Life Changer for me was my First Beaded Memories Class in Februrary 2026. I was kind of lost or unsure of my future. Facilitataors compassionate and very helpful in creative activities. Other people and I arrived tired, sad - by the end of making our photo boxes with beads and pictures to store our memories, we were all smiling and happy ! We didn't want to leave the room. I discovered this class sparked and restored a part of me that was missing during the years of caregiving. It was so good to get back that creative, joyful part of me. I felt and still feel great hope and more direction in my future. Another friend now attends this class every time she can. I have attended 4 classes, each with a different craft to honor my loved one. Thank you for making this a year-round class of hope and joy. 4. Sound Healing class - I have attended and gained peace around the loss of my husband since starting these classes once a month in 2026. The teacher is so loving - love emanates from every cell of her body. She offers a wide range of sounds, plus her presence is beautiful inside and out. I go home calm and able to rest - removes restlessness I feel since my husband passed. 5. Mindful Meditation - I have been able to attend once in 2026. Very calming, and I went home with relaxation to sleep better. I have done a lot of mindful meditation for years on my own to help with anxiety of Loved One's health issues and then death, but will attend more in the future. 5. I am so grateful that the founders started this amazing organization Tru Hospice, which has made a huge difference in my grief journey ! I tell everyone about Tru Hospice, what they offer and how they have helped me. What I learn and feel in these classes pervades my life every day now. Such a relief! Yes, there's an ongoing journey still, but I look forward to the assistance these groups offer each time. 6. Also grateful for the generous sessions with Joan Hummel - we had a compassionate connection, fun and loving. She made a big difference in my grief journey. I will always have a warm spot in my heart for Joan. Her last session affected me for life - with my picking out of different hearts that reminded me of him! 7. A friend and I attended the annual ceremony honoring our loved ones passing at the Unity Church. We brought pictures and enjoyed all the heart-touching stories we heard. It thrilled both of us when Joan Hummel called out both of our loved ones' names. (refreshments were generous and delicious too). May you always bless grieving souls, 1. Nancy D.

Stan, my husband, was in palliative care through TruCare the year before he passed away. We were so…read moregrateful for their support! Dr. Cade visited with us as a family, to talk about Stan's medical issues and explain their services. A nurse came to visit with him every few months and was available to answer any questions we had. When the team at TruCare found out that Stan loved dogs, they found a therapy dog to come visit. When Stan entered hospice care, he continued with the TruCare hospice team at Longmont United Hospital. The staff and volunteers were wonderful and provided excellent care and support to our whole family.

The owner feels comfortable responding on review sites as if her clinic hasn't ghosted us by email…read moreand phone. If the physician has guidelines to follow, then we should be contacted and communicated with regarding said guidelines. Not constantly being told by the front desk "Yeah, I saw that email and we did receive your paperwork, and we sent it to the manager for review. We'll give you a call back. Is this a good number?" Crickets. WARNING: This company retaliates when their back is against the wall by providing erroneously-filled out paperwork, and ONLY when they receive negative feedback. Best to avoid this unprofessional business who are scared to communicate when you need medical help. Here's my review: "I appreciate the physical care this location has provided, but the lack of communication is a bit concerning. Multiple emails and calls, with promises of callbacks and nothing on their end. When you provide a 10-day doctor's note, you should be able to back it up by filling out FMLA paperwork. It has 15 days to be filed, and this is my wife's job on the line. She had to provide me ADL, IADL, and emotional support during the time of the doctor's note, therefore making the FMLA very simple to fill out so I'm not sure what the hesitancy and lack of communication is for. I'm glad you don't have to worry about important paperwork being filled out for your own job security. NextCare Urgent Care it is. Find yourself a truly capable and strong women-owned business elsewhere for your care."

Went today to take my daughter and it was great. So easy to get appt online, do paperwork and then…read morethe visit was a good experience as well. Got a quick test result and prescription sent. The entire process from time we scheduled online to getting meds was a little over an hour. Recommend

If you want YOUR decision to count DO NOT go here!…read more I was referred to Dr. Tynan for breast cancer. Upon first consult she gave us options and explained them in detail, we felt confident and comfortable with her bedside manner, abilities and trusted her expertise. The day of surgery we continued to feel confident in the surgical plan agreed upon. During my first post-op visit Dr. Tynan was a different person. I questioned her on why she performed the surgery in a manner not agreed upon and was unhappy with the outcome. She refused to answer my questions, made me feel incompetent, and not worth her time. Dr. Tynan continued to push me towards a full mastectomy although the oncologist didn't feel it was medically necessary after the initial surgery. I left the office in tears and no longer willing to trust doctors. When I called the plastic surgeon who performed the surgery with Dr. Tynan regarding incision concerns he stated he didn't want to see me for the surgical breast he didn't perform surgery on. I had an incision reopening and was informed prior to surgery his office would conduct all post-op care. Apparently he didn't agree with her methods as well but would not put my needs into account. I immediately transferred my care to the Anschutz Medical Campus where doctors were shocked with the care I received from RMCC and the way the surgery was performed. They also agreed a mastectomy was not necessary based on my history. I feel Dr. Tynan and her referred plastic surgeon knew they made a mistake and were pushing towards an unnecessary procedure to make them feel they could correct the choices they made against the plan decided during the initial surgery. I am so glad I did not follow their advice!! Dr. Tynan goes against the patient's plan and once she performs surgery she no longer cares about the patient!

Dr. Maymani is fantastic! I was referred to him for bloodwork and was so impressed with the office…read moreand his professionalism and caring nature! Highly recommend!

Dr Zach Richard is the most engaging physician I have ever experienced. Grounded in reality with no…read moreBS ego...completely with you. Genuine, knowledgeable, kind with the most upbeat demeanor. Sincerely listens and communicates.

The initial exam caused nerve pain. I have herniated discs, a spinal fracture, stenosis and…read morearthritis. The positions for a-rays and testing started nerve pain that I haven't had for most of year. But they don't give medication and told me to ask my primary physician...who is not treating me for the back issues...to give me pain medication. So I was left to twist in the wind by Spine West. Needless to say I have gone elsewhere for treatment