I have been going to Rejuvenation Med Spa for a little over a year. The staff is wonderful. They…read moreanswer all questions and make the process super smooth. I have done the weight loss shots which are pretty well priced compared to other places. They offer so many spa services I can never decide which is my favorite.

I have seen amazing results with their medical weight loss. However, communication about delays in…read moremedication delivery has been horrible. I have to outreach multiple times in order to get what is not even always a clear answer. My spouse does local pick up with no issues. I chose mail order so I do not have to drive 30 minutes each way to the clinic weekly, even though mail order costs more. I clearly made a poor decision in this and really just am looking for clear communication and not be made to feel like I am doing something wrong by expecting what I paid for and was told I would receive.

Went did juvenescence for a spray tan? Great customer service the Tan was even and looks natural…read more Better than any tanning booth I've been in 100% recommend!!!!

In May 2024 at Juvenessence in Pueblo CO. they applied botox near my eye, I had to go to the…read moreemergency room because Veronica the owner did not answer me when I called and told her that my eye was completely closed, the neurologist at the hospital concluded that it was a bad application of botox and I have the call from Veronica telling me "sorry" and how she could help me, SHE NEVER ANSWERED ME AGAIN, be careful I still have all the proof of this fact. If they apply a treatment wrong, prepare to be blocked from their networks and not respond to their mistakes

Orlando is very professional and demonstrates great knowledge and dedication to his craft. The…read morecombination of balancing my energy as well as my muscles is so appreciated. I like deep tissue work and he doesn't disappoint. He's an empathic listener and strives to focus on your areas of concern.

Orlando DuPont is a gifted massage therapist. He is very good at listening and being responsive. He…read morehas strong hands, but can also use a light touch. He is sensitive enough to feel where things need to be unwound. He is tremendously professional. Even for women who might not be comfortable having a male massage therapist, I can say that he is absolutely respectful and appropriate. I was traveling with a 93 year old woman, and we had the afternoon free in Denver, so I contacted him. he brought his table, and his fabulous Young Living essential oils, and gave both of us a 90-minute massage. His price was very reasonable for the high quality of the massage. The grandmother prefers a gentle touch, being very sensitive, and he put her "in heaven." As a massage therapist myself, I prefer getting deep work done, and Orlando was able to really be efficient at taking out the exhaustion of travel. We were staying at an airport (Homewood Suites, btw, which was wonderful) and he was able to come to our room and take care of both of us. He accepts a credit card, which is so convenient.

This is a facility I would not have elderly parents reside in. The staff is leaving as fast as…read morethey are hired. I question the patient/nursing care ratio. The morale of this facility is extremely low. The director of nursing is very unpredictable and does not step in to help out in patient care. The low morale of the staff trickles down to patient care, which should be the primary concern of that facility. If you are considering this facility for your loved one, please please ..... look at all the different aspects of this residence very carefully.

From the owner: From Our Family To Yours…read more San Luis Care Center, a Life Care Center of America facility is proud to offer a continuum of care with post-acute skilled nursing, short-term physical, occupational and speech therapies as well as outpatient rehabilitation. Rehabilitation is a focus at this facility, providing comprehensive individualized programs and services for patients of all ages. The therapy team communicates closely with physicians, nurses and social services, dietary and activities personnel to provide comprehensive care. The San Luis Care Center is also equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and modalities to maximize your therapy experience. This facility uses an interdisciplinary team approach, which involves patients and families in establishing a plan of care with the goal of returning to home and community life. The team at San Luis Care Center believes that their patients deserve dignity, respect, and the highest possible quality of life. You are encouraged to stop in for a visit, as someone is always available to provide a tour of the facility. For additional information please visit our website.San Luis Care Center accepts most insurances including Medicare, Medicaid and private pay.

I have never been treated well here. Nurses do their jobs even though some have not been properly…read moretrained, doctors are biased and let that get in the way of actual treatment and care. I honeslty would rather die from an emergency now then ever trust this ER.

This review is of a single so-called "doctor" affiliated with this Hospital, although my review of…read morethe Hospital overall wouldn't be much better. I'll detail that train-wreck in a separate review. I will also not dignify this hack with the respected title of "Dr." I fell on black ice and shattered my ankle in Mar. 2022. I was told (after the fact) by several different medical professionals that if they had seen my x-rays, they would have immediately sent me to a big city hospital (Front Range, Colo.) - the multiple fractures and mangled joint made this too complicated for any small-town doctors to tackle... at least for those who would acknowledge their own limitations. But Jeff Oster, a Podiatrist (with no documented Orthopedic or Surgical training; the type of doctor who typically treats bunions and ingrown toenails) arrogantly announced that he could fix the complicated, screwed-up joint. Not only did he repeatedly -- condescendingly and misogynistically -- dismiss my pain, he even went so far as to prescribe dangerous, long-term anti-depressants and mental/behavioral-therapy *less than a week after surgery, while denying me the anti-nausea meds that made the prescription painkillers doable.* Lastly, the procedure itself was an utter, abject failure. He failed to lengthen the shortened/shattered tibia to complete the joint; the dozen screws and two plates he inserted did nothing to close the sizeable gap between the bones; the tight-rope he claimed would hold the joint together was in the wrong place, stretched across soft tissue, not anchored to the bones; and one of the screws was already starting to fall out before I'd even begun weight-bearing. I was immobilized in a hard cast for 8 weeks (a damaging and "archaic, antiquated" practice, according to a later surgeon). Orthopedic Evidence-Based Best Practices (for the last 20-30 years) say that you can cast long-bone fractures, but joints need to regain their mobility as soon as possible... and I'm living proof as to why. A second opinion from a highly competent Olympic-athlete-grade surgeon led to an urgent corrective/reconstructive surgery, but that only took care of the original damage from the fall. The Good Surgeon removed all of Oster's low-grade hardware, and replaced it with far less: only one plate and three screws, plus he lengthened the stunted tibia to complete the joint. But that wasn't the end of my year-long journey through hell. Yet another (3rd) surgery had to be done several months later to lengthen the Achilles tendon, which had contracted horribly during Oster's prolonged immobilization; the scar-tissue buildup from 9 months of no significant movement also had to be removed (release of the joint capsule). It's taken a full year for me to begin walking again without assistive devices. Yes, the break was very bad, but it should only have been 3-4 months at most, not 12 to get me walking again. Jeff Oster's overweening arrogance nearly cost me my mobility - I would have been crippled for life had I not sought a second opinion.

David has been studying and offering Reflexology since 1973 and he is a master at what he does! I…read moreoriginally came to him because of a pain that was shooting into my left foot arch. Within 2 sessions, the pain was gone and when I walked home, it felt like I was walking on pillows. He is reasonable priced and makes you feel at ease.

From the owner: Phoenix Process Reflexology, located in downtown Alamosa, Colorado, offers foot and body…read morereflexology, color healing, aura balancing, Far Infrared Detox, sound therapy, breath therapy (pranayama), acupressure and Polarity-Nin Jin Shin Jyutsu Is.

The clinic itself has a ton of different offices inside. All I can remember is behavioral health,…read moreprimary care, physical and occupational therapy, urology, the primary care also offers same day services and the workers comp place, ROMP, I think they call it is located on the top floor next to PRO Therapy. It was under construction for a while, and it's looking really nice now. The PRO Therapy has one of the best physical therapists in the valley, Julia. She is great at her job. I have had 3 different physical therapists and she is far superior than the previous ones. If I could give her 10 stars and 5 thumbs up, I would. I have had mostly good experiences, I just have had to wait a long time before but hopefully with the new construction and check ins upstairs that will change in the near future.

From the owner: Primary Care, Therapy, Occupational Medicine, Orthopedics and Chiro, Urology, & Behavioral Healthread more

I had the same experience as the other reviewer. I was overcharged by several hundred dollars…read more Additionally the practice insisted in me signing a release form for a procedure I was not getting. Shady? Absolutely. They charge me if I cancel the appointment within 24 hours of the date, but they cancelled my appointment the night before I was scheduled to come in without any consideration for me and what I had planned and arranged including having to take time off from work. Shady? Absolutely. I'm considering filing a Complaint with the Colorado Dental Board Discipline and Enforcement.

Blanca Peak Dental Center (Dr. Sarah Nazeri) recently subjected me to several deceptive,…read moreincompetent and even unethical acts. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THEM. Details: (1) I went there for a severe toothache and they recommended a root canal but said the best they could do was in a month. (2) they lied about their schedule being packed, when in fact the reason I had to wait a month, in pain, was that Dr. Nazeri was about to go on vacation, which I only found out later; So she was willing to leave me in pain so she could get my business despite her vacation. That is a blatant violation of medical ethics. They should have referred me to another provider or expanded their hours to get me in quickly. (3) they lied to get me to have the specialized pre-root-canal x-ray (CBCT) right then at the initial exam -- they said it would save me a separate appointment (an hour's cab ride for me) because it could not be done on the same day as the root canal itself, which turned out to be false (as I discovered at another provider). They apparently wanted to get the $170 x-ray fee even if I went elsewhere for a sooner root-canal. (4) they said they would mail me the x-ray in time to use with another specialist. It's too big a file for email, and they wouldn't use Dropbox or similar service. But it arrived a week later, over 3 days after my appointment with a different provider, indicating that they delayed mailing it out, despite the promise, a reminder phone call from, me and assurance that it would be mailed in time. As a result I had to pay $167 for the same x-ray from another specialist. (5) I disputed the credit card charge mainly on the basis that the late mailing rendered their $170 x-ray useless to me. To my surprise and shock, Blanca Peak fought it! So I explained the whole story to the CC company, including the multiple lies, in writing, and they sustained my dispute in less than 24 hours! My usual policy is that if the merchant makes good on a problem (which most do), I do not write a negative review. In this case, they did not voluntarily make good, but fought the cc dispute.