It always goes so smoothly there. I would recommend this 100%. The girls at the front desk are…read morewonderful and all the people that work there treat you so kindly.

I had an appointment in Health Images North Denver North it's always a great experience everybody's…read morealways so helpful and so attentive to your needs. All the ladies in the front are exceptionally friendly, as well as the staff and back that does the MRIs in the x-rays which is wonderful because of the fact that we do get anxious, we do get scared nobody wants to be in those tubes and honestly I started feeling anxious as well, but I took a couple of deep breaths and finished the 45 minutes of being in the tube as I call it. I've been having severe headaches, so we did three MRIs from my skull down to my spine and in between more I'm praying for the best, although I know that that's not happening because my headaches have been very severe and I always enjoy going to health images, knowing that they take care of me and my images, I get them promptly to the doctors that need them. Thanks For The Read Until Next Time .....

If you need an ultrasound, this is a great place to go…read more We were sent here by my husband's urologist for a follow up ultrasound, and this office could not have made the process any easier. The front desk staff was really friendly and helpful, and we were led to a room right on schedule for our ultrasound (I know, unheard of in medical offices!). The ultrasound tech was amazing. She was sweet, gentle, and explained what she was doing while she was doing it. She was able to answer some of our questions, and made sure to let us know when a question was more appropriate for our doctor than her. She made us feel safe, treated us warmly, and we felt she did a really effective job. Today (a day post-ultrasound), when we decided to seek another doctor's opinion, I called because I figured this doctor was going to need to review the images and report. The front desk staff made it so simple and explained my options for doing obtaining these. When we decided to just drive over and pick it up, she said she would prepare it immediately for us. This office was efficient, had great and highly competent staff, and was incredibly easy to work with. If you have to have imaging done, this is an excellent option. Also, and maybe most importantly, they have delicious COOKIES!

I went in for a Cardio Calcification score. It has been 7 days, and still no results--horrible…read morecustomer service. I should have just gone to the hospital as my doctor recommended; however, I was going to be out of town and wanted to get it done before. I DO NOT recommend this company.

I needed a revision to an ankle surgery. After finding an…read moreincredible podiatric surgeon it was decided that I go to her home hospital. Due to my many medical issues, she did not want this surgery performed in a satellite hospital. Staff were amazing. Caring. Monitored my pain management all weekend. Saturday night was very hard, the nurses were in constant communication with the physician's. They came up with a plan and it worked. Pain finally stabilized I was able to get some sleep. And left on Sunday. My hands go out to ALL the staff. The nurses, Dr's, PT/OT's, MA's, kitchen staff, how clean my room was kept. This is a very good hospital that takes the patients needs into what they play first. TY. --Laura Russell

I give negative stars!…read more Please, if you have any choice at all, do not come to this hospital. This has been the worst hospital experience I've ever had. My elderly mother only comes here because it's close to her house, but the lack of urgency and care from the doctors is unacceptable. They spend their time standing in the hallways laughing and talking while patients sit waiting for over an hour just to be seen for the first time. The facility is outdated, the communication is terrible, and they only allow one person to be with your loved one. If you truly care about your family member getting timely attention and proper care, go somewhere else.

I was in too much discomfort to wait four more days for my pcp appointment so I decided to try…read moreAfterOurs since it was close and I'm glad I did. Everyone here was very kind and considerate. I was here for two hours the first time while Izak went over some treatment options they could do in the office with recommendations if those treatments didn't work and a suggestion to come in the next day to follow up. When I walked in the next day I was greeted right away and asked how I was, which was much better. I was seen by a different provider, Ann, who said she was told about me before I arrived. Seemed I made an impression and they had genuine concern for my wellbeing. Ann told me to finish the medication and return if symptoms got worse. As nice as everyone was I'm really hoping not to have to see them again and told them as much. I'd also like to give a shoutout to Jenna. I enjoyed her sense of humor and professionalism. I would not hesitate to recommend AfterOurs to anyone In need of an urgent care facility.

This is the absolute worst urgent care I have ever been to. The office staff are fine. But I have…read morewent in there twice now because I did t have a choice. Each time I wish I could remember his name but the doctor is this dude with glasses dressed like he just came from the skate part holes in his hoodie looks like he dose drugs. Everything he says makes absolutely no sense. I have been in there twice for throat problems. Not once did he swab my throat to see what was going on no tests where ran. All he dose is prescribe you whatever he thinks you should have again without running anything just said screw it and gives you what HE THINKS will work. Just to get you out of the room as fast as possible so he can get back to playing on his phone in the office. I usually don't get upset enough to write stuff like this but when it comes to my heath man come on your a doctor take you practice seriously or just get the hell out.

Great Surprise! Dr. Barter is an older doctor that does things the old fashion way! Sends…read morereferrals immediately, answers the phone himself when available, calls the patient himself to follow up! He referred me to a radiologist, and before I got home, they were calling to make my appointment. He's answered my calls to the office himself and spent time with me. He has called me on the weekend to follow up if I'd had my tests performed!!!! He is a gem! Older? Yes. New School? No. Does he know his stuff? Yes! And his attention to detail is beyond any doctor (and I've had some great ones!), I've ever experienced! Do not judge a book by it's cover, or if it's older.....It's probably a classic!

Kinsley is very personable, gentle while doing ear exam, explains each step clearly ,professional…read moreand knowledgeable.

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Continued: . I thought a second dose would ameliorate most…read moreof the remaining pain. As no answer was forthcoming from his office, I consulted several MDs and Pharmacists about a second package of Prednisone. All indicated that it should not cause any problems whatsoever. I told Janssen I had a second package of the declining dose of Prednisone, and he hit the ceiling, giving several questionable reasons why I should have dared to do this - but the underlying message I heard was that he did not approve it in advance, and right or wrong, he was in charge. To me, that explained why so many staff members were fully controlled by this surgeon - this explained why the post-op nurse took ages to get his permission to address my extreme abdominal pain. Fear. He then accused me of not paying my bill for the procedure - I have three insurances, and all had paid, in sequence, the amount due for the procedure. He was paid and apparently made up the lack of payment as a way of ameliorating his bruised ego. His ego was gargantuan! He seems to care more about his trips to Europe to teach than his current patients. At one point in his career, he was undeniably great, perhaps to the point where it is fair to say that he was without equal - on that issue there is no question. Because of his superior skill and previous record of success, I selected him for my surgery. It seems his once unassailable standing had gone to his head. He was no longer a patient's surgeon - his ego took him elsewhere - there is a time to act and a time to consider options. Perhaps for him, the latter is the best solution. Fortunately, the Thornton Hospital had an exceptional interventional radiology department leader, Dr. Grzybowski. After several images and his placement of a drain, the pressure caused by the fluid build-up in my abdomen was almost fully relieved, and to the best of my recollection, my fever returned to normal. This DO in the Interventional Radiology department was the best highlight during my hospital visit - he clearly and unambiguously deserves a five out of five stars the highest rating Yelp permits. This physician cared about the patient! Also, to be fair, all the nurses I encountered on the floor were professional and collegial. The abbreviated first visit, a short second visit, uneasy staff at the hospital, his ignoring his patient in both the pre-surgery period and in post-op without so much as a "hello". Most concerning were the issues in post-op, especially when an otherwise stoic patient gave a pain level of ten out of ten, no follow-up until approximately three months after surgery and then outrage that I sought alternative opinions for Prednisone when I could not get a timely answer from him or his office, and finally making up a story about not paying my bill when all three of my insurances covered payment. In my observation he compiled quite a laundry list based on ignoring patient concerns, either directly or indirectly. I am sorry to say that this once super-star surgeon now fails at the most important step - rapport with the patient. It took an interventional radiologist to find the need and place a drain to relieve abdominal pain. The chronic back pain, if anything, is no better today, some 15 months after surgery, than it was before his surgery. Dear reader, do whatever you think best, but I, for one do not recommend this once great healer. Regrettable, unfortunate, but true. Perhaps his world-wide trips to teach the valuable technical lessons he has accumulated in his life as an exceptional spine surgeon serve a greater purpose. As a tutor to top-shelf surgeons, the general level of spine surgery performed by his students would rise and instructing other very bright surgeons would likely satisfy his seeming need to be in full control of all situations. This is likely now his first best destiny. He would no longer need to provide full attention to his patients, intentionally or not, and staff previously within his sphere of influence no longer would have any concern about repercussions for contacting him regarding his patients. A win-win situation, or so it seems. As I began, but here with an intentional misquote, To every living thing there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven. There is a time to perform with all efforts focused on patient welfare, and a time to evaluate where your mountain of skills can be placed to best use as a global teacher. Perhaps that time has come for your personal evaluation of time with patients and the fact that some staff are fearful to reach out to you. You still have great value to the medical community, but perhaps your glory days now mandate your review, remember, "All glory is fleeting".