I went to Red Rocks Surgery Center for my cataract surgery. This place was phenomenal. The…read moreanesthesiologist and my surgeon, Dr. Howard Amiel. were fantastic!! in fact the entire staff was absolutely wonderful. Everyone was kind and caring, they made me feel very calm and it was a wonderful experience. I'm going back next week for my second eye. I have had well over 25 surgeries and kidney cancer and I have probably had a surgery in every single hospital in Denver in the past 20 years; and I would have to say that Red Rocks Surgery Center is right up there at the top of my list of being a terrific place to go. I would recommend this place to all my family and friends as they took excellent care of me and made me feel very comfortable and very loved. Way to go guys!!!!! I appreciate all of you!! God Bless you!

I had 2 surgeries within a month of each other and I had different staff for each surgery. In both…read morecases the nurses were kind, helpful and available, and the anesthesiologists answered my questions and made me feel comfortable. I couldn't ask for anything more.

Dr. Doolan is a wonderful doctor. He is a very smart man and an excellent diagnostician. I am a…read morecomplicated patient, with many issues, and Dr. Doolan has no problem cutting through to the source of my problem. He is concise, to the point, and doesn't waste unnecessary time and money. He is also always willing to talk to all my other specialists so I feel there is a cohesive approach to my medical care.

I have had very positive experiences with Dr. Doolan. They have ample free parking in the…read morebuilding. The office and office staff are pleasant and I have never had to wait more than a couple of minutes to see the doctor (who was good, but often made patients wait for an hour or more). Dr. Doolan takes his time with patients, and I have never felt rushed. The labs come back quickly and Dr. Doolan gives immediate feedback.

My spouse recently had major surgery at UCHealth Cherry Creek, which was also her very first…read moresurgery and exposure to general anesthesia. While some aspects of her care were excellent, our overall experience was deeply distressing due to the conduct of certain post‑operative nursing staff. First, I want to acknowledge the providers who delivered outstanding care. Dr. Bouchard was excellent: clear, thorough, and compassionate in both pre‑operative and post‑operative communication. The attending resident was likewise excellent, demonstrating strong clinical skill and a respectful bedside manner. These physicians gave us confidence in the procedure and took our concerns seriously. Unfortunately, the quality of care in the post‑operative area did not reflect the same standard. After surgery, my spouse was slow to wake from anesthesia and in excruciating pain. While she was still groggy and doing her best to communicate her pain, one of the nurses was noticeably impatient, dismissive, and appeared focused on the fact that it was near closing time rather than on my spouse's condition. When adjusting the bed, this nurse repeatedly moved the head of the bed up and down very quickly, causing my spouse to scream in pain. There was no apparent attempt to pause, slow down, or modify her approach in response to my spouse's obvious distress. A second nurse was also rude and unhelpful until one of the anesthesiologist helped my wife. At a time when my spouse was barely emerging from anesthesia and struggling with severe pain, this nurse asked, "I don't know what else to do for you, what else is going to help you?" The burden was effectively placed on a post‑operative patient, rather than the nurse using her clinical expertise to assess, problem‑solve, and advocate for appropriate pain management and supportive measures. It was especially alarming that this nurse then suggested that my spouse might need to be transported by ambulance and admitted to a hospital, framed in a way that felt more like a threat or a way to move her out of the recovery area than a thoughtful clinical recommendation. From a patient‑centered care and safety perspective, this experience was unacceptable. My spouse was vulnerable - just out of surgery, in severe pain, and slow to wake from anesthesia, yet she was made to feel like an inconvenience. The tone, rushing, lack of empathy, and apparent prioritization of closing time over patient comfort and safety were completely inconsistent with the standard of compassionate care we expected from UCHealth. If we had known this was how the post‑operative nursing care would be handled, we would have requested a different facility. Patients undergoing major surgery, especially for the first time, deserve nurses who are clinically competent, patient, and empathetic, and who respond to pain and delayed emergence from anesthesia with professionalism and care - not frustration, dismissiveness, or implied pressure to leave because it is near closing time. I would strongly encourage UCHealth to review staffing, training, and culture in the post‑operative area at this location, to ensure that other patients and families do not have to endure the same experience.

Excellent Lab for Walk-Ins…read more I like the availability of the lab here, located on the second floor. There's a parking entrance at the front. The lobby is a bit tight, but nice.

Not the best doctor to go to if you need a painless prescription refill process. There have been…read moremany disconnects between the pharmacy I use and their office, and they require that prescriptions be called in by the patient through the pharmacy which in my experience usually takes about a week. I was in the office on Tuesday and the doctor could have just filled my prescriptions then since I let him know I was out. Now it's Friday and I'm still waiting on them to approve the prescriptions that I've had to call my pharmacy about twice this week. It seems like they try to make the process easy for the doctor and their office staff but it puts all the stress and agony of dealing with getting prescriptions filled on the patients and pharmacists who are not used to this unusual process.

I went in to see him as a new patient this morning. I have a back injury, and lots of other…read moreproblems due to the injury. He was amazing! He took his time. Ask lots of questions and answered many questions I had. He did bloodwork. I was very impressed, with him and his medical assistant.

I paid this company for months and never asked for one once of health care outside of my initial…read moreonline visit. I asked for a refill on my blood pressure medication because I left out of town and forgot mine at home. Should have been a no brainer. Got the runaround for hours and no refill. Left me without medication or a way to get it. Fortunately the pharmacy let me purchase a few pills without any hassle. These people were unconscionable. How do you leave a patient without helping them get their medication while out of town. It was blood pressure meds. lol. Not narcotics. Then without an apology canceled me. I did request to be canceled but how about an apology at least. I can't recommend this company absolutely horrible experience for me.

Every visit I've made to Forward over the last 2 years has been effortless, professional and…read moreefficient. They stay on top of every issue and I get excellent communication with my care team via the app. I highly recommend this service to anyone. Going to the doctor should be this easy for everyone.

I had a surgery With Dr. Weber yesterday that went really well! I started with a nurse named Sarah…read moreand who was so sweet and bubbly - Sarah made what could be something very scary into a much more relaxing and fun environment. Dr. Weber was very patient in explanations and did a wonderful job on the surgery. Dr Owen and Kayla were attentive about my anesthesia needs and were very helpful and patient! In recovery I had an amazing nurse Jesse! Jesse was so patient and kind and really helpful, did a great job explaining post op care and overall made the experience very smooth. I do think Jesse was exceptional because of the extra care that was put into seeing me as my genuine self as well, on top of all of the other tasks that are needed to be done in post op!

If you are a diabetic, make sure to bring your own insulin to the ER. My mother's sugar was going…read moreup over the visit and she was told they don't give insulin shots. On a side note: the male nurse that helped her was very nice. They need to give him a raise.

Avoid Simon med if you can, especially this location. I was referred here by my doctor for a…read morecardiac scan in December and here we are at the end of January and I've been there twice and still have not been able to have the scan done. The first one was canceled by them just minutes before I showed up due to their Internet being out. The second time they said this was a 100% cash pay and then my doctor did not refer me. That's funny. How would I have known to go to this location? If my doctor didn't refer me when you call to try to get any information. You are routed to a central call system where it is impossible to understand anyone and they have no idea about any of the procedures that their company does. They simply read Office a script and give you the run I would highly recommend finding another imaging place and avoid Simon imaging altogether. Unfortunately that's what I'm gonna have to do because I do need to have the scan done, but the third time will not be a charm.

The team at One Medical Inverness are fantastic. Kind, caring, and quick to return calls and…read moremessages. I ran out of a particular medication last night and the 24/7 emergency option helped resolve the situation quickly and efficiently.