I had a small accident that made it necessary for me to enlist some emergency medical assistance yesterday, and I thought what better place to go than where three years ago my darling granddaughter was born. I remembered the wonderful care my daughter received while she was there, and I figured it was the best place. I was taken into the hospital's emergency ward within 15 minutes of scanning my driver's license and answering a few basic questions at the kiosk... The wonderful, and compassionate care that I received from Maizey, (nurse), Jen Cohen the PA, and Chelsea (EMT, she fitted me with a full leg brace), was the best I ever received at any hospital as a emergency patient. Everything from filing my insurance information, X-rays, diagnosis, and the fitting of my brace when off seamlessly... The employees at R M C are true professionals that a credit to the medical profession. read more

My wife delivered our son, atlas here. From what I've heard this hospital specializes in childbirth, 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. read more

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Every year on my son's birthday, the pain resurfaces--not from motherhood, but from the trauma I experienced 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. read more

Rose Medical Center - Medical Centers Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Every one is carrying and my experience was the best I have high blood pressure and before I knew what was happening I was going home Thank you for your service ‍from the beginning of this journey at the door I was grateful for your kindness read more

I've always felt taken care of at Rose and have three little healthy Rose babies I get to squeeze at home!

I like Rose because it has a small, generally calm ED, unlike St. Joe's or PSL. The staff are friendlier than average and I've never been treated like a hypochondriacc. I'd rather go to Denver Health for a car crash but I think the care I've received at Rose has been as good or better than the majority of other hospitals and clinics and unfortunately I've done quite a tour of them. It's not as impressive looking as St. Joe's but I prefer the general vibe there. read more

Absolutely amazing care! No wait time in ER. The hospital care is impeccable. Kind, knowledgeable, compassionate, caring. I hope to never have to go to a hospital but if I do I'm going to Rose! read more

We have nothing but praise for the Rose Medical Emergency Room and the ICU. Our mother arrived with what turned out to be a prolonged heart attack. We were greatly impressed with the professional and caring attention that was given to every detail of her stay. The cardiologist was especially appreciated for his professionalism, demeanor and the presentation of her situation. The ICU doctor and the floor nurses were also outstanding. The entire family has unfortunately had multiple experiences with Emergency Rooms and ICU's, and this location was exemplary in their care. read more

I needed the ER last night because I have tested positive for Covid and flu and needed to make sure I didn't have pneumonia. I walked in about 2:30 AM and within five minutes was taken directly to a room where a nurse was waiting. There was a guy taking my vitals and putting in an IV. Probably within a half an hour they took a x-ray and then the doctor came in and talked to me and told me that I was doing everything that they could do for me and they didn't want me to go into the hospital. I had all the drugs I needed at home so I just need to go home and get better. I have an ER where I've spent 10 hours waiting which is pretty bad when you're sick everybody there was so kind and accommodating and professional. I was home by 4:30 AM. Thank you very much. read more

We cannot express enough our gratitude for the incredible medical team that helped with the labor and delivery of our son. From the moment we arrived at the hospital to the moment we took our baby home, every member of the Rose Medical team demonstrated unparalleled professionalism, compassion, and expertise. The doctors, nurses, anesthesiologist and support staff went above and beyond to ensure a safe delivery. Their calm demeanor, reassuring words, and genuine care made all the difference during some unexpected complications we experienced. They took the time to explain every step, answered all our questions with patience, and provided unwavering support, making us feel at ease throughout the entire process. A special thank you to nurse Carolyn who spent pretty much the entire night in the room with me making sure the baby and I reminded safe and comfortable. Thank you to nurse Kristen who assisted in the delivery that helped make the experience memorable. Thank you to Dr. Seibert, who made sure that my pain was well-controlled under anesthesia so I could enjoy the delivery. Thank you so very much to Dr. Prouse for bringing our beautiful baby boy into this world. Thank you to Dr. Owens for being my wonderful OB/GYN. And thank you to everyone who was involved in my care during a postpartum reaction I had in the OR. Thank you to all the staff in the OR and all the nurses and providers that were involved. Your kindness, attentiveness, and exceptional skills were truly remarkable, and we felt incredibly lucky to have been in such capable hands. Because of this amazing team, we now have a healthy, beautiful baby boy. Thank you for making this experience so memorable and for the outstanding care you provide to families like ours everyday! With heartfelt appreciation, Julieta, Ali and baby Gianni :) read more

Big props to SKYLER WILLIAMS! I recently had hip replacement surgery & thought I was ready to use the parking deck instead of valet. When I came out from my appointment, I ended up in the wrong parking deck & had no idea where my car was. I was walking & walking & finally crying because my hip was hurting after too much walking. Luckily I came upon Skyler at a valet station & he offered to take my keys & find my car for me, which he did! He was positively heroic! read more

I delivered my son here since my OBGYN is part of this hospital in 2015 and had an amazing experience. Rose is known for their babies and I felt so supported and comfortable through my experience. My nurses were stellar and I will never forget their wonderful bedside manner. Giving birth is stressful and exhausting but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend their caring facility and staff to others. I was in the hospital for a few days and could have stayed longer because it was that nice. read more

I was inpatient due to a very large kidney stone. The care I got varied. Some nurses where very on top of pain management, most where not. I had iv pain meds ordered first every 4 hours. Two nurses on two separate days refused to give me my pain meds as ordered by the doctor. Not very professional. read more

Some real winners for nurses in ambulatory surgery recovery. The plump woman with the grayish pageboy hairstyle was a nasty nurse who makes Nurse Ratched look golden. This nurse just couldn't help herself to be rude to the patient who was also a nurse. Apparently the backstabbing hen fest that is nursing in general transfers over for some to exert their ugliness on patients too. Told my doc not to enter info regarding my occupation, but like most, didn't listen. So this beast of a nurse came up to me in ambulatory surgery recovery after a biopsy and made sure she flung her vitriol at me as I was throwing up. Hate this hospital. Will never return. They can take their *itch nurses and stuff them. Most unprofessional twit who wasn't even assigned to me but had to make sure she dumped her insults on someone that day. Feel sorry for the other nurses in ambulatory surgery recovery who have to put up with this dipstick. read more

BED BUGS crawling in the beds in the ER room. BEWARE BEWARE 4 am April 10th i got a call from my husband he was leaving after a BED BUG was on him! Once he got up he demanded another room the staff was not bothered did not kill the bug he left immediately after.... this is so f N wrong and gross he came home took everything off outside and threw his clothes away. bites all over his back and shoulders!!!! I cannot believe this hospital read more

Stay away from this hospital. Doctors are incompetent and fail to look at all symptoms. Nurses constantly complain about being over worked and patients are left screaming in there rooms. I lost a dear loved one here because doctors did nothing when loved one was in visible distress and pain. STAY AWAY FROM THIS place if you value your life or your loved one's life. read more

If you are having surgery at the Founders Bldg. Beware they will use your supplemental insurance rather than Medicare so they can charge you a large copay! Do not show your supplemental card!! read more

I have been in Rose's ER department three times in my life. The first ER Nurse when I was suffering from kidney stones, told me to get my own blanket when I was cold. The second visit to Rose ER was great!! and that was due to the Nurse. On my third trip to Rose ER, which was recently, I have a nurse who had no idea how to insert an IV and acted more like a truck driver than a Nurse. I screamed out twice while she was inserting an IV into my arm. Did not slow her down. I was in the ER for a crushed vertebrate and when I asked to use the bathroom, she told me to follow her. I was still trying to get out of bed when she stood in the hallway outside of my room and said, "Come on". When I reached out to the nursing office (3 times) I finally was contacted by Patient Advocate. What she said, "it is a shame (you do not like Rose) based just on one person. News flash. She was the person I had primary contact with! read more

We had our first baby here and nothing went to plan but the nurses were rockstars and we couldn't have gotten through all the stress and ups and downs without them! Thank you so much for the great care for not only my wife but myself. The nurses genuinely cared about us and after our baby boy arrived all of his nurses and care team were excellent. When we have baby number two we will for sure be coming back here! read more

first things first this is my first baby so of course I wanted me and my child to be in great and safe hands with booking with them I was notified that they took my insurance and was in network with them they took my first co-pay and that was that, I sat in the waiting room minding my business waiting to be called for my appointment and all of a sudden you hear both of the ladies in the front desk talking and it didn't bother them what so ever that their were patients in the lobby/ waiting room. One of the ladies goes in depth of how she caught her husband cheating I thought oh wow very unprofessional went on to my appointment did an ultrasound and took my blood. Get a call stating that the lab misplaced my blood or got it mixed up with someone else's blood not once but three times so I had to keep coming back for 3 different times to get my blood taken that was honestly the last straw for me and that wasn't even the worst part the worst of the worst was when I logged into my Healow app and on my homepage of that app was an Amount of almost $600 I called and tired getting a hold of someone they sent me to billing billing never answered so they sent me an email and said that my insurance has denied since my first appointment of 8.2.24 I called my insurance just to come and find out that I was NEVER in network with them to begin with. I'm BEYOND UPSET!!! I would NEVER recommend this office for first time mothers or women seeking and OGBYN office EVER! THE WORLDS WORST OFFICE read more

I did end up delivering our first baby at Rose Medical Center, and I am so glad we chose Rose. From start to finish, our care was absolutely exceptional. We arrived at the Rose Babies ward after we suspected my water broke, but experiencing no other signs of labor. The nurses were so kind to us, and when we confirmed my water had actually broken they were so thorough in explaining what the process from there would be. We were so excited but also terrified! Being told "you're having a baby today" is really intimidating, and having nurses who were so caring and excited for us helped us feel comfortable. We were transferred to a birthing suite, and the care from the nurse staff we received throughout the whole process was amazing! They induced labor and cared for us wonderfully for more than 24 hours. Luckily the birthing suites are huge and comfortable, and there was plenty of room for us and any family who wanted to join us until she arrived. The process was slow, but once labor started it went from 0 to 60 really quick. Our nurse handled this unexpected turn of events perfectly, remaining calm and explaining to us that she was coming about five hours sooner than we expected. A standby doctor arrived at our room until ours could make it, and the room filled with people that we were efficient and adept. We felt completely confident in each person in the room. Once she was here the nurse staff that assisted us in our room every hour or two were equally impressive. The nurses and lactation consultants on staff assisted me with nursing when I had no idea where to start, and a head nurse came by daily to check on us and our care. The cleaning crew was so friendly and warm and made sure we had everything we needed, and we felt in good hands through every step of the process. A photographer even came by to take some newborn photos of our new baby! Staying here was like staying at a five star hotel. We couldn't stop talking about how great everyone was! Our future babies will be Rose Babies too, and we are so thankful for giving our beautiful daughter such a lovely introduction to the world! read more

Rose Medical Center - Medical Centers Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Will be calling also to file a former complaint against nursing staff. These people rude have no common courtesy and to think I would be treated here again. NEVER! Being from this field I can say these places with these kinds of people won't last! read more

Just had our first baby here at Rose and truly could not have asked for a better experience. I'm a pretty anxious dad and was extremely worried for my wife and baby throughout labor and delivery so having excellent an excellent staff of nurses put me at ease. Everyone went above and beyond to make sure our needs were met in every way. Special shout-out to Olivia who was with us during all of labor. Also a special shout-out to Laura, who is the midwife that helped us throughout the pregnancy and delivery. Also thanks to Johanna and Erin for being THE BEST post labor nurses you could ask for. They always were unbelievably helpful and went out of our way to make my wife more comfortable and help give us tools for success. read more

Rose Medical Center - Medical Centers Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Pre-op and day of surgery was outstanding. Dr and his team were outstanding and we couldn't ask for anything better. The lady in the waiting room was so nice and attentive. After settling in for the night things were good. Due to limited staff (I assume) we were moved to a different floor. I'm assuming holiday staffing. This was unsettling because the lady that moved us didn't bring everything from the previous room we were in. OT and PT were very nice. Thing was they were all talk and that was all. The case manager visited with us but really didn't work for us. They had a rehab facility locally ready for us but that wasn't our first choice. Our first choice was in our home town 200 miles away. They sent a fax/email to our choice with no response. After visiting with our choice they ignore those and only answer phone calls. Was very frustrated with this. Please pick up the phone and call. The day we were transferred to the local rehab center we got no information on after surgery care. Mediocre at the best. read more

I have made 4 attempts since last fall to pay a $31.44 bill by requesting they mail me a copy instead of by the e mail they sent. Every time I was assured they would send one which they never did and today I find out they turned my account over to medi credit which is appalling as I have bent over backwards to pay this and their billing department has failed to act in a responsible manner so beware of this as they did not do the right thing here! The service I received there was great it's their billing department I have an issue with. Please do better !! read more

I just was on hold with their medical billing department for over an hour and just hung up. They sent a bill an eroneous bill to collection that was not incurred by me but by another patient. Stay clear of Rose Hospital, run. read more

The nurses were amazing. The doctors great and the food was get this a culinary work of art. My wife raves about the food.

Caring & Compassionate A very close friend of mine almost died from kidney failure recently. He entered Rose Medical Center by way of the ER and exited as an outpatient. The healthcare professionals here are simply amazing, from the doctors down to the nurses. I'll never forget their caring and compassionate ways. It takes a special kind of person to work in a hospital environment. Everyone at Rose Medical is special. read more

Rose Medical Center - Medical Centers Near Me - Denver, Colorado

The medical care for me was excellent. However, my experience with booking was a joke. Lots of conflicting info and unfortunately, the procedure did not do what I had hoped. Made a follow up appointment and even recieved an email to check in THE DAY BEFORE. 2 hours before my appointment I was informed that I need to go back to the previous physican that suggested the procedure. So now, I can't get into see anyone until 3 weeks from now. Still in pain and rather dissapointed. read more

This review is specifically for "treatment" I received in the Rose Medical Center ER on the evening of Saturday April 30, 2022. Triage 3, Room 18. Roughly between the hours of 5pm and 9pm. 1. I went in with acute pelvic pain that I had pinpointed to my bladder and urethra. I was crying and panicking. I desperately needed help. Was I erratic and twitchy? Yes. I was in immense pain and terrified. It's not rocket science. I'm chronically ill (Ulcerative Colitis), didn't feel well, and was in my least favourite place in the whole world. 2. Once I'm settled in a room that's when the HIPAA violation reared its little head. A nurse standing in the hall outside my open door asking if I take hard drugs or have depression/suicidal thoughts. Just right there in the open, patients and nurses passing behind her. Me hunched over on the bed like Gollum for the world to see. I've never been asked either of those things in an ER. Never. Especially when experiencing what was clearly a health crisis. This was the same nurse who rolled her eyes and said "Greeeeat" when I told her my veins are difficult. I need butterfly needles. My vein rolled, blood everywhere. Dripping down my arm, all over the bed. I warned you. 3. After they *decided* I only wanted drugs and was probably a filthy lying little junkie, they stopped even pretending to be nice. If only there was some way to test for narcotics in the body. If only, if only. Truly mind blowing buffoonery in action here. But also, why wouldn't they want to help someone suffering from addiction? Why wouldn't an addict be worth taking care of? I digress. They turned off the lights in my room with us still in there, shut the door, and mostly forgot about me. 4. They treated my partner like my abuser. They didn't like him answering questions for me. I stutter and am in no way articulate when scared. He was there because I needed him. Quality assurance to make sure I'm being taken care of properly. 5. All they tested me for was a UTI. I know it's not a UTI. The urgent care physician knew it wasn't a UTI. Urgent care *specifically* told me to go to the ER if it got worse. It did so I did. Once they ruled out a UTI I expected a biopsy, pelvic exam, or catheter (all things urgent care told me to expect). Nothing. My tests were fine, I was a grifter, and they wanted me gone. 6. The Physician's Assistant (PA) got uncomfortably close telling me to come back for ANYTHING. Like if the big scary man I was with tried to kill me in the parking lot or whatever crazed thing she cooked up. Think whatever you want about me, but don't you dare drag my partner into it. He's a jellybean. 7. This one I learned about later. On my own. By doing my OWN research while waiting for a virtual doctor consultation to undo what this ER did to me. The struggle was steadily getting worse. I could barely void my bladder at all. I was afraid of herniating or prolapsing something. Those "nurses" prescribed a drug (Oxybutynin) that CAUSES BLADDER RETENTION and is intended for incontinence, overactive bladder, and bed wetting. Literally the opposite of what I need. Skipped my last dose once I found out, and I'm noticing improvement now. I wasn't getting worse, I was being poisoned. The urologist I saw a few days later was appalled. Not only is it antiquated and poorly thought of, but it is KNOWN for its adverse side effects. The largest being memory loss. The urologist said they only use it for extreme cases of bladder spasms or incontinence. He doesn't know why they prescribed that. Smells strongly of malpractice and gross negligence, does it not? 8. The aforementioned drug was prescribed by PA Mallory J. I have ulcerative colitis. She knew this. It was on my chart. I kept bringing it up. This is what the FDA has to say about how Oxybutynin interacts with Ulcerative Colitis: "Administration of Oxybutynin to patients with ulcerative colitis may suppress intestinal motility to the point of producing a paralytic ileus and precipitate or aggravate toxic megacolon, a serious complication of the disease." Stellar. 9. When I called the ER to tell them what they did, I was met with arguments. No acknowledgement of a mistake. No apology. Just snarky attitude because I was upset over the potentiality of TOXIC MEGACOLON. "We prescribe that ALL the time actually..." Ok? So? You admit your blatant and willful stupidity. The ER didn't even give me a referral until we hounded them. I mean why would they? I'm just a little twit after your oh so precious opiates. If you went to med school and you can't think of a non-opiate painkiller, you might need to reevaluate your life's trajectory. Especially for someone like PA Mallory J. who certainly looked old enough to know better. As for that botched IV? I've had PICC lines that bruised less. There is one nurse I would like to exclude from this review. Sadie. I didn't catch her last name. She's a truly good nurse, and a credit to her profession. read more

I became very ill while visiting my brother in Denver over Thanksgiving. I visited an urgent care which sent me directly to the emergency room. From the minute I stepped into the hospital, I was treated with care and compassion. I was immediately given an EKG, chest x-ray, and a CT scan, and I was promptly diagnosed with double pneumonia and a small blood clot in my lung. I was sent promptly to a room, and I was given exceptional care for the five nights I was a patient. The same doctor came to see me each day which really reassured me, and every nurse I encountered was kind and empathetic. I am saddened that Rose Medical Center is many hours from where I live. I am quite sure my local hospitals will never compare to its excellence. The lovely nurses and attentive doctors made what could have been a frightening, unpleasant experience actually a pleasant memory. I really cannot praise this facility enough! read more

I've had two procedures done at Rose which involved general anesthesia. Both times I was so impressed by the kindness in their patient care... They don't seem to operate like some of the larger healthcare systems in town as they ALWAYS treat you with empathy. On my last experience I had the smoothest pre-surgical experience with nurse Arnette who made placing an IV seamless...And after the procedure, world's sweetest recovery room nurse (Mercedes) placed a heater under my blankets when I was coming out of anesthesia and was shaking/cold. That was THE best service I've ever had, and the main reason I will continue to be a loyal patient of Rose--it's all about the simple gestures :) read more

Very poor experience with Rose's care and billing practices. Went in with a fairly minor issue (minimal pain, some swelling) only because urgent care had just closed and wanted to rule out anything serious. Spent max 20 minutes with a doctor and was sent out with a prescription for antibiotics as he thought it was a minor infection. The swelling didn't respond to those so got a second opinion, and turns out it was a super minor issue that could have been addressed with an anti inflammatory (and could not believe the first doctor didn't recognize this). I wasn't super pleased with the misdiagnosis and unnecessary meds but figured mistakes happen. Fast forward a month later and I get a bill for $2500 for this basic visit (after insurance, full bill was $8k!). I've spent the last 6 months trying to fight this absurd charge for such a basic level of care and have been bounced around to various departments and had multiple "administrative reviews" but no one has actually talked through the issue with me. The problem seems to stem from the fact that they coded the visit as a "level 4 out of 5 severity" for some ridiculous bureaucratic reason that has nothing to do with the actual severity of the situation. No wonder health care costs in this country are getting so absurd. In short, if you value your healthy, time, and money I would suggest avoiding Rose at all costs. read more

I visit 4545 E 9 the Ave a Rose Clinic for approximately a year and today I visited the Pharmacy in that building l had questions about a ointment otc the pharmacist came to help me and asked me questions about my need for ointment which My Dr. said to get a otc ointment she asked me about my wound I had just taken a pic of it while the wrap was off I was going to show her she said no no I don't need to see the wound. I suffer from short term memory loss and was lost on how to explain it besides a pic so I felt belittled and said forget it she turned away quickly so I looked by myself and I overheard the staff rudely interact with another visitor in pharmacy. Can someone please give the pharmacy employees some PR training and it's obvious they're overworked and seem frustrated. please address. My my a professional worker for a large hospital acting so unprofessional. read more

Rose Medical Center - Medical Centers Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Supposed to be an EMERGENCY ROOM. When The blonde women came to get me she was walking incredibly slow I have no idea why she wasn't even walking at a normal pace. I was having trouble breathing and extremely afraid and was hoping for help as soon as possible STAT HAS SHE NEVER NOT HAD THE EXPERIENCE OF NOT BEING ABLE TO BREATHE??????????? She had an absolutely horrible attitude as if she was someone that knew me and absolutely hated me but I don't believe I have ever seen this woman in my life. We got back to the room and you could tell I was having trouble breathing you can hear it when someone goes from breathing to where the lung is blocked and absolutely no air is going in or going out. I was begging her to please help me I was so afraid I asked if I could get an inhaler or something and oxygen tank anything I was scared, she said we can't do anything for you without your SS#, that is no problem I have it memorized by heart. Does she not understand that there is no talking if you can't breathe out does she not understand that it requires air to make sound with your vocal cords?????? She should not have her job. I did my best to speak it to her even though I was having a really extremely difficult time breathing and at times could not breathe period. She couldn't understand me so she asked me to write it down I wrote it down she said it was illegible, and basically threw it back in my face. At this point I realize something was really off, and wrong- she clearly did not care if she really wanted to help me she could've asked me to write down my number again if she really truly couldn't read it- Again she said they won't see me without my Social Security number. I left as quickly as possible and went elsewhere because I was scared I was going to pass out around her, and she would just walk off leave me there because she didn't have my SS number. I don't know how someone like that sleeps at night. Her heart must be completely blocked out. Zero heart. It's really sad. I bet that is why she was walking so slow. I bet she has a huge amount of guilt over the things that she has done because I can guarantee if she treated me that way who knows what she has done to other people. People have quite possibly lost their lives, or had something becoming even worse, or being turned away like I was for not having a Social Security number (that I do have) also, it's not as if I have never been there before- I had already been there and given them my ID and my Social Security number- why wasnt my ID good enough this time? etc. I've had asthma since I was a teen (I believe due to not having a choice as a child to be around cigarette smoke or not) and I had the flu type A I was horribly ill for over 3 weeks. read more

If I could give 0 stars, I would. My experience with this hospital has been nothing short of a nightmare. Long story short, I was in the ER for stomach pain (which turned out to be a stomach ulcer), and they did an abdominal ultrasound. I had consented to the US because I wanted to be sure I didn't have gallstones, appendicitis, or any other issues. The ultrasonographer came into the room, and she had a trainee with her. I am all for learning, so I let the trainee scan me. 20 minutes into the abdominal ultrasound, I asked what was taking so long since a scan should take maybe 10-15 minutes. I was told by the ultrasonographer (who used to work for the same company I currently work for) that they were doing dopplers. I asked why because they weren't medically necessary for my treatment, and I was told explicitly, "we have to do a certain number of dopplers a month to maintain our accreditation as an HCA hospital and they have to be done on non-long-term patients or patients we haven't run a lot of labs on." Then, she told me, "don't worry, we don't charge you for this." So you can imagine my surprise when my bill came in the mail and included the dopplers. Had I known I was going to get charged for them, I would have refused them because I knew there was not a blood flow issue causing my abdominal pain (because I work in healthcare and know a healthy 28-year-old wouldn't have blood flow issues to my liver or pancreas). For the last 6 months, I have been fighting the billing department to take off the dopplers off my 4-hour-long yet $19,000 ER bill (before insurance). After calling multiple times these last 6 months and waiting 3 months after sending an appeals letter (because they need "45 business days to make a decision"), I was told today that they never received my appeals letter and there was nothing they could do. If I could go back to this day 6 months ago, I would've never stepped through the doors of this ER. What a mistake that I now have to pay for. Charging patients for unnecessary treatments and making patients endure unnecessary medical procedures is medical malpractice and wrong. read more

Fast, friendly, professional ER. My 13 yr old was at ease and very well cared for. Smooth in & out. Thanks Guys! read more

I went for a routine procedure. I am a fellow medical professional and was extremely disappointed to see them not following evidence based medicine. They practiced procedures that have significant amount of evidence (via every systematic review/meta-analysis) AGAINST them. They obviously fail to follow best evidence in their practice. read more

I arrived early to my appointment due to inclement weather and staff seemed appreciative and prepared for my being prompt. I was easily able to get in early and didn't have any pushback or extra wait time. There is quite a bit of reading and signing you need to do at registration but the representative was able to provide assistance and guidance when asked. The financial information was very transparent. I knew how much I would be paying via a phone conversation prior to my appointment so I was ready for the bill amount. There is also an easy option for payment plan flexibility which was very much appreciated. All the staff was kind, pleasant, and ready for my appointment. The staff during my procedure was very knowledgeable and thorough. The ultrasound technician explained what she would be doing and what she was looking for. She made sure I was comfortable and let me ask questions. She assured me throughout the appointment and gave me a play by play of what she was learning from the tests. The whole experience was less than a half-hour. I was very impressed with how quiet, clean, and warm the hospital is. I had a very good experience at Rose Medical Center! read more

I had my second baby via family-centered c-section at Rose hospital in June 2019. It was a terrific experience and 100 times better than my first childbirth experience at St. Joseph's hospital in Denver. From my own experience and from conversations with dozens of mothers in the Denver area, I highly recommend Rose Hospital for childbirth. What Rose does well: Staff Satisfaction -- the staff seem happy to work there. This dramatically improves their relationships with each other and their patients. Clear Communication -- The room white board contains useful information including treatment goals and the names of and how to contact EVERY member of your care team. Respect for Patients and Families -- My entire care team read my birth and postpartum plan and went out of their way to respect my requests. They took patient information and consent seriously. In the postpartum wing, the night shift nurses were willing to skip unnecessary check-ins at night and to group tasks to allow us to get as much sleep as possible. See the Mother as a Person Too -- the team at Rose cares deeply about the baby's wellbeing, but ALSO cares about moms. My baby was born small for gestational age and I knew she was hungry for more food than I could provide before my milk came in -- the team at Rose rushed to get me donor breast milk to feed the baby -- providing supplemental food without judgement. Also, Rose has a wellbaby nursery and after a couple of nights with almost no sleep, sending your baby to the nursery to get 4 hours of uninterrupted sleep is a godsend and tremendously helpful in healing. Good Information -- Their postpartum booklet contains useful information including: A list of drugs that have been ordered for you and are safe to take when breastfeeding -- including drugs for allergic reactions (in the event of a reaction to surgical tape or cleaning agents) and drugs for sleep and anxiety. Information on when to seek emergency care for yourself or your baby after discharge. Rose Baby Appointment -- you have the opportunity to have a 1:1 appointment with a Labor and Delivery nurse ahead of your child's birth to ask any questions. This appointment helped me to draft the best possible birth and postpartum care plan for me, my baby, and my family. The Physicians are Knowledgeable and Helpful -- the hospitalists and rounding physicians are knowledgeable and respected by the nursing staff. If you ask questions they cannot answer, they will say they do not know, find the answer, and then come back to inform you. Food Available at All Hours -- you can order room service at all hours. The overnight options are limited, but full meals of sandwiches and other food are available at all hours -- since you cannot always predict when you will have a baby or be admitted to a hospital. There are also special options for clear diets and modified clear diets depending on what a patient needs. Rose does many things exactly right and I highly recommend them -- there are just a couple of places for improvement: 1. We did experience a couple of unnecessary wake-ups -- I don't think this would be a big deal if you did not have a newborn and were not working on such very little sleep. We were awoken when a machine in our room malfunctioned the night of my daughter's birth. We were also brashly awoken for a lab draw in the early hours of the morning, but when the lab tech scanned my bracelet, he realized he was in the wrong room. The bracelet did work as a fail safe -- but we all lost a very precious hour of sleep. 2. The hospital has an "environmental" policy related to linen changes. There are signs on some doors noting that they will not change the linens unless requested. Hospitals are not hotels -- you are not laying down after a lazy afternoon sipping wine in Paris. A mother who gives birth to a child should not be required to request clean sheets the following day. If, for some reason, a hospital insists on saving money through these types of policies, linen changes should be offered after major events/surgeries, or, at the least, it should be clear who on the care team should be asked for clean sheets. read more

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