I was pleasantly surprised with my visit to my new doctor with my new healthcare plan. Although the…read morefacility is further away from my home, it is nice and well-kept. Check-in was easy since there was an online option prior to my office visit. Both office staff and nurses were friendly, taking time to answer any questions for this newbie. Even though I had to wait a bit for my doctor, he apologized and spent a good deal of time with me for a wellness visit and got to know my medical history and needs. Definitely pleased with my decision for new healthcare and my physician.

I have been a patient of Kenji Kaye since 2020. I started care with him for mental health…read moremedication management. To be transparent, I have a very severe case of Major Depressive Disorder and without medication I can become suicidal in the snap of a finger. Dr Kaye took me on as a patient knowing this and prescribed me 4 mental health medications without a dose change for over 2 years. Unfortunately, I became a victim of Dr. Kaye and UC Health this month. This month my mood stabilizer was requested for refill, and it was ignored for 2 weeks. I had to get an emergency supply from my pharmacy and still ran out for days before Dr Kaye sent in a prescription. After 3 days of being back on the mood stabilizer, it was time for a refill on 2 more of my medications. The request was ignored. 2 days after running out of my medication completely I was in crisis and I told my clinic that. They took this opportunity to call 3 officers to my house, told me that my behavior was unacceptable due to me being suicidal, and the office manager, Lauren, called me to fire me and let me know that my medications would not be refilled. She also cancelled my follow up with Dr Kaye via e-mail after that. To add insult to injury they called the police to my house twice, because I was having suicidal ideation due to not having my medications Dr Kaye refused to fill for me. Before this experience, I had never had suicidal ideation. I found out the next step is intent in this episode though at the hospital, and by the time you get there, you just kill yourself. It's not a big step either and this is exactly where Kenji Kaye and UC health, Lauren and "risk" put me. Dr Kaye wanted to see me die. That is the only explanation in this! Thankfully there are good doctors out there still that see the blatant abuse I was delivered, but it is not with this practice. Beware of this business if you want healthCARE. Yes, business, because no doctor that takes their Hippocratic oath seriously would do this to someone. A doctors job is quite literally to do no harm but you inflicted the greatest harm to me, and you could have robbed my family of me with your abuse and neglect of me as a patient. You put my life on the line. There is no world where this is ok. You are a disservice to healthcare.

I really dislike doctors who don't listen to their patients. Especially when I've dealt with my…read moreparticular diagnosis for half my life. I get that you have a PHD, but I've lived in my body 45 years & have undergone countless treatments, doctors & options; therefore am entirely certain that my opinion about my healthcare should be heard & not so easily dismissed. I can't trust a doctor with managing my medical health if they're not on the same team WITH ME. Dr. Togliatti has seen my records, she saw what previous meds & dosages I've been on. So I'm unsure why she's decided to take me back 20 years to the beginning of treatment like I'm brand new to thyroid issues. I'm not a doctor but I'm smart enough to know what my labs mean. And she may have a decade of education and experience with the general public on a general level of knowledge. But I know my own body for longer than she has. I find it highly unprofessional when you've got to argue with a physician about how your own body works. A good doctor knows everyone reacts differently to different forms of treatment. Medicine isn't a "one size fits all" thing. She may have plenty of patients, so won't miss me leaving her patient list. But I also have plenty of doctors to choose to trust with my health that I don't feel like I'm having to convince of my lab results that are literally self explanatory. I'm also not happy that she never bothered to call me to go over those lab results. Especially since my TSH levels are still WAY off. So calling me in the same prescription dosage is comparable to insanity: when you continue to repeat the same action, yet expect a different result.

Went in May 2025 to establish care and get a prescription renewed. Was $250 out of pocket even with…read moreinsurance (in network) for the general checkup. Was supposed to be refilled last week, but it was not because the provider left Burrows 15 days ago, now they want me to come back in for another checkup and establish care with a new provider, pay another few hundred dollars, and get yet another refill prescription that was supposed to last one full year (i shouldn't have to pay more because a doctor left their office). And now they will not honor my prescription refill that i went in for 2 months ago, which i did intentionally ahead of time to avoid missing medication but now i am physically paying for it. They also told me the checkup without insurance they told me would be ~$160. Imagine that. Cheaper if you don't have any insurance.

I have been dealing with a billing issue with this office since November 2024. Finally, Shanevia in…read moretheir central billing office in Georgia, was able to help resolve the issue. Dr. Ridgley's office billed my secondary insurance instead of my primary, even though I had been going there for years, with the same insurance. They also billed the incorrect codes. As well, they sent me a text reminder to the incorrect office which was 30 minutes away from where I was supposed to go. The doctor I saw last week, Dr. Peters, did not check my abdomen for swelling or a mass after I made a same day appointment for abdominal pain. He prescribed over the counter antacids, even though I explained to him my mother had passed due to an undiagnosed abdominal mass. I would no longer recommend this office.

This practice has been getting worse with each year. It seems customer service in general has…read moredeteriorated. No one seems to answer a phone call, you always get an automated system but now this office doesn't even answer their phone, my call went right to vmail. So I left a message on Friday, called twice with no return call. I tried calling again this morning before literally walking into the office & it went right to vmail. This has been very annoying actos the board. This office is no better.

This was a great practice they closed. The doctor moved. It was a 5 star practice. The doctor…read moreHuzicka was very smart.

I can't say enough wonderful things about this practice. Dr. Igor Huzica and PA Tamara Murphy are…read morewonderful and always take such great care of my husband and me.

I went to Dr Cherry for two years at his previous practice. I found him dismissive and obnoxious…read more Waited in the examining room twice for over 30 minutes until he came in. Then he would listen briefly and leave to go answer a phone call or take care of another patient and then apparently forget where he was with my issues. The third time it happened, I left and never went back. One time I asked about hormone therapy for menopause and instead of intelligently discussing pros and cons of treatments.... he squinted at me and said 'you don't need that'.

Never. He likes to push pot onto cicp patients who are trying to get transplant . He has a…read morepharmacist tell patients they can take prescription meds that are 3 years past expiration date. Will not prescribe blood pressure medicine if it is to expensive, tells patients that they need to wait 3-6 months for the generic to come out. Staff and management at Lonetree UCH branch are condescending and horrible. Manager will start arguments over scheduling and demand you be seen at times she suggests.

I have been a patient at AIM for years. The staff and the Doctors are very informative and I feel…read morethey care about my continued better health journey. Dr. Milling is my PCP and she has aided in finding the root causes of issues and giving me realistic and healthy ways to fix things from the inside out. Dr. Milling is kind, compassionate, intelligent , a great listener ,helpful and she always comes up with a plan that works for me.

I've been seeing Diana Milling for over eight years. I initially started seeing her in Wisconsin…read moreand have had such great care that I still continue to work with her in Colorado. So much so that I have flown there! Over two years ago I was struggling with ongoing IBS issues and SIBO. It was difficult to find a pcp who took the time to listen to my symptoms or was willing to look at things deeper. Between the functional testing she ran and the various treatments she literally saved me. I no longer have fear surrounding food. I'm now seeing her for HRT which has been a game changer. I've seen other practitioners who would only prescribe basic hormone replacement and wouldn't run labs or consider bioidentical homones. I love that she takes the conservative approach to start as personally my hormones have been a delicate balance. I cannot say enough about the care I've received from Dr. Milling and Advanced Integrative. I've sent so many of my friends and family members to her. She"s thorough, caring and takes her time. This office is the perfect blend of Integrative and traditional medicine. The front desk staff is always friendly and there is just an overall happy vibe in this office. I highly recommend her!!!

I have had Dr. Paige Turk as my Primary Care Physician for almost 15 years. Her abilities in…read morediagnosing and treating are excellent. I am more than satisfied and highly recommend her for Internal Medicine.

From the owner: Hello humankindness. It's more than a tagline. Humankindness is one of the many things we all have…read morein common. It's the good within us. The power that connects us. And at CommonSpirit Health, we fuse it into heartfelt healing, inspired innovation, and mindful medicine. It's in how we provide treatment and the way we treat patients. Our communities need caring, and our families need support. CommonSpirit is committed to building healthy communities by advocating for those who are poor and vulnerable, and innovating how and where healing can happen. Because the way care is provided is often as meaningful as the care itself.

I've been seeing Dr Elizabeth Baker for more than 10 years now. She is compassionate, caring, and…read morelistens well. She is knowledgeable and her explanations are easy to understand. Wonderful doctor!!

Dr. Baker has been my family doctor for 20 years. I can't imagine seeing anyone else. She is…read morethorough, intelligent, knowledgeable and genuinely interested in you. She takes the time to listen to your concerns.Over the years Dr. Baker has seen me through many health issues. I couldn't recommend her more.