I've had mostly positive experiences here. ED staff treated me quickly for sepsis caused by a UTI…read morein January 2026. Nurses on my floor were all wonderful except one. Doctors were great except 2 - whoever was on the 5th floor Monday night, January 19, and the doctor in charge of my care. These 2 doctors and a RN failed to listen to my questions, display empathy, and attributed my distress to GAD. Yes, they diagnosed me with generalized anxiety disorder after our very brief interactions. Dr Guy Adair (the hospitalist in charge of my care) straight up LIED in his notes, saying I was "pacing the hallways." He also became defensive when I asked for clarification regarding my care. When I asked him why I should stay for a 3rd night even though all my symptoms were gone and my blood work was normal, he said, "if you go home now and your infection returns, you could die." I reported his behavior to the RN on duty as well as the discharge nurse. I also submitted a formal complaint online and received a phone call from UCHealth which I appreciated. I also filed a request to amend my medical records. I do not have, nor have I ever, had anxiety. I do still recommend this hospital because of all the other staff who work here. My mom also has been a patient here and 99% of her experience has been positive. For anyone reading this - you have the right to speak up and ask questions. It's YOUR body.

I was referred to this facility because I am in kidney failure. The transplant doctor who attempted…read moreto place a fistula didn't do it correctly. While speaking with him he threw a temper tantrums worse than a 2 year old screaming on the floor. I was told I couldn't come back. The transplant nurses are rude and nasty to try and make the patient feel bad and it's their fault. I had been there in the past and said I will never go back. But, I didn't have a choice. Because they are the big transplant hospital here. I was injured and told if they had to fix my fistula the surgeon would paralyze my hand.

I want to comment on Victoria in the echo lab for her professionalism and kindness. She was very…read morethorough but still personable and cheerful throughout the whole experience. We must have asked a million questions, but she NEVER made us feel we were bothering her. I was there for possible heart problems, but she let us joke with her to keep our spirits up. You may need to clone her .... Thank you Victoria, for helping us have a good time during a scary day.

The lack of professionalism with this institution is appalling. I have been given such a run around…read moretrying to make an appointment that I'm beginning to wonder how or when anything happens here. The scheduling department drops calls or doesn't return them, they can't find paperwork that the referring hospital has confirmation numbers for. I don't know if even want the procedure done there. Good luck people

Yesterday I had neurosurgery at this hospital. I was a nurse for 40 years and want to give you my…read moreview of the nurses and doctors. I was care for by Deana, Anne,Debbie,Nicole, Kelli,and Li. They are the most professional caring giving empathy nurses you could ever wish for. I would hire them anytime for any nursing job. I was so completely blessed to have had all of them caring for me. Thank all of you. If I had truly known the quality of nursing staff Aurora had to offer I would have stayed the night. For 40 years I have been so terrified of my peers, but to find a safe and caring hospital thank you. Also Dr. Collin Buchanan if you are looking for a neurosurgeon look no further. He is knowable and truly listen to his patient. Most Dr.'s do not do this. If they do you usually have to give up quality. For 5 LONG YEARS I HAVE LIVED WITH 10 PLUS PAIN CRYING MOST OF THE TIME LIVING IN BED. ONLY DOWN TO A 9 WITH PAIN PILLS NOW I AM DOWN TO AN 8 WITH PAIN MEDS. THANK YOU DR. BUCHANAN. YOU ARE A TRUE HEALER, EXCELLENT PHYSICIAN.

My wife delivered our son, atlas here. From what I've heard this hospital specializes in…read morechildbirth, pumping out nearly 4,000 babies a year. The actual hospital is nice, and their menu of room service offerings was pretty solid for a hospital. In terms of service I'd say it was a bit inconsistent. Although, Maria in the postpartum ward was a star - Id recommend asking for her. She was compassionate, detail oriented, and caring.

Every year on my son's birthday, the pain resurfaces--not from motherhood, but from the trauma I…read moreexperienced at Rose Medical Center. I came in ready, informed, and expecting care. What I got was the opposite. I was dismissed, ignored, and left in distress during one of the most physically and emotionally vulnerable moments of my life. Despite being in clear medical need, I wasn't taken seriously. I wasn't supported. I wasn't safe. This wasn't just disappointing--it was traumatic. Years later, I still carry the weight of that experience in my body and memory. If you're considering delivering here, know that not everyone walks away feeling held or respected. And for Rose: birth is not a production line. It's a threshold. Please treat it--and us--with the reverence it deserves.

We flew from MN to Denver to be seen at the GRI Clinic. The hospital was very busy. The…read morecheckin/screening was really quick. The cafeteria was huge and easy and quick to navigate through. The staff helped guide us with where to go as we had to go to multiple different areas. The neuropsych rooms were smaller than expected felt very claustrophobic. The doctors at the GRI clinic spent a lot of time with us, and allowed us to ask all the questions we had.

Amazing pediatric hospital. The doctors, nurses, admins and security are stellar. I would not…read morehesitate to have my child receive their care here.

I went for chest pain staff was great expect for the doctor he was so rude and I felt as if I…read moreshould of had just gotten up and went to a different place but needed answers on chest pain. I tell everyone go to and emergency room but not that one. I will drive little farther now if it means getting respect. If you are going to lack bedside manner maybe another career path.

I've never left an urgent care in worse shape than I was in when I arrived. Until I went to this…read moreplace. I don't feel like the doctor was very experienced, he shot me in my molar instead of my wisdom tooth where the pain was. I still ended up in worse pain than when I arrived, plus I heard the staff making jokes about my situation that didn't sit well with me. I feel like I wasn't treated properly and I will not pay for this visit because I didn't get any help. I left this place worse than when I arrived. I will skip this location and just go to the main hospital from now on.

I recently had a stay at Kindred Hospital and can not say enoughgood things about it. Eery single…read moreperson on the staff did a great job and was kind to me. my case manger was awesome and always had the answers I was looking for. The wound care team did a excellent job and really cared about my me and my progress. A special shout out to Esther who would visit with a huge smile and listened to my concerns. If you need long term care I would recommend Kindred hospital. Godspeed!

Please don't send your love ones or yourself here especially if you are really ill. You might catch…read moreanother infection. Rooms do not get cleaned regularly. Used badges left on the floor. And god forbidden a patient can't speak they will be ignored left in gowns that are soiled.

I visited the emergency department on Monday and was in distress and extremely anxious when I…read morearrived. The wait was about an hour, but with the amount of people in the waiting room, I thought it would have been longer. While I was there, I was well taken care of by Emily, Molly, Shannon, and Anna. I genuinely appreciate not only their medical care, but also their kindness and support in an extremely stressful situation especially since I suffer from panic disorder. They really took the time to care for my mental health as well as physical. The only reason I am leaving 4 stars instead of 5 is because I definitely didn't love the area that I was in, given the fact that there were other people being treated in the same room. That being said, the place was insanely busy and there were others with more serious issues which is understandable. Additionally, the space I was in did not have a call button which would have been very helpful given my level of anxiety; however, the staff was very attentive so I luckily was never in a position where I absolutely needed the call button. The check in desk could have been more helpful and caring, but with how busy they were, I understood that they were just trying to check everyone in quickly.

Had all four of my babies here! And didn't have any complaints any time! Staff was great, food was…read moregreat. My care was 100%.

INPATIENT PULMONARY UNIT- MEGA-props! Although we lost a family member the professionalism, care,…read moregrace and presence of all of the staff who attended was remarkable. WITHOUT EXCEPTION every interaction was completed with the question, "Is there anything more we can do for you." All brought amazing talent, training and skills to a really tough, unique and unusual case. Although we're devastated with loss we are happy and proud of the wonderful, complete and over-the-top care we received. So proud of the CU med team top to bottom.

Worst healthcare system in the world. Better off going to Haiti and seeing a witchdoctor!…read more See picture of a fungal infection they refused to treat. Seek treatment elsewhere.

Overall great hospital here at HCA. The cafeteria food is actually really good if you're just there…read morevisiting for a patient or ordering patient food. Breakfast burritos are actually good. Ask for fresh eggs! Had surgery and the pacu nurses were not very kind, otherwise all the other staff were great during stay.

My husband was in a cycling accident considered Trauma and was admitted to the ICU due to 8 rear…read morebroken ribs and 5 front broken ribs, a bruised lung and air in his chest then moved to Trauma orthopedic from ICU was on oxy for Pain, released today and doctors did not have oxy only Tylenol and Motrin and a muscle relaxer, on his discharge paperwork I said he has been taking 10 mg in ICU the floor nurse did no ask him what he wanted and just started giving him 5 mg on her own, said I wasn't taking him home unless he had oxy the said it would be called into my pharmacy before we arrived, got to pharmacy no oxy just the stuff I could have gotten over the counter and a muscle relaxer, finally got an oxy order enough for if given the correct 10 mg dose might last til Monday, have called hospital multiple times and got treated horrible gave them my number for the doctor to call me nothing for hours. He was not giving even a bedside bath, he had cycled 40 miles before his accident, I just showered him at home with the low dose OXY he was in extreme pain. Avoid this hospital at all costs from a retired nurse. They need to improve everything about this hospital if I could have given a 0 I would have.