Dr. Morano gave my son excellent and compassionate care. She was additionally very open to my…read morequestions and requests for additional testing and medication. She made me feel like we were a team in treating my son. The nures were very kind and explained each test before it was performed to my son. This was all during the busy holiday season. I highly recommend Dr. Morano and her entire staff!

From the owner: Adele Morano, MD, is a graduate of Indiana University Medical School. She completed her residency…read moreat Indiana University along with a Family Medicine residency at St. Anthony's Hospital in Denver. Dr. Morano practices the full family medicine spectrum, from delivering babies to taking care of the elderly, and preventive care for all ages. "My favorite part of being a family physician is taking care of the whole family. I enjoy delivering babies, and also taking care of their Grandparents. I want my patients to feel like they are being listened to by their physician, and I want to empower them in their own healthcare." Dr. Morano has lived and worked in Summit County for ten years. Originally from Muncie, Indiana, Dr. Morano loves mountaineering, camping, traveling and spending time with her son.

great clinic, small and personal. Staff nice and professional. Always willing to help and proactive.read more

I usually don't leave poor reviews, especially for medical professionals, but I have had the…read moreabsolute worst experience with Ebert Family Clinic. I never have seen a doctor here, but only nurse practitioner, Tara Taylor. She is so insensitive and only available about half days a week in the office. I have seen her on two occasions and both completely unsatisfactory, not getting answers for the concerns and questions I had. The most recent visit, she prescribed the incorrect amount of my antidepressant which I have been taking for 10+ years. She has also messed up my prescriptions before, telling me I didn't need my thyroid medicine, then prescribing it, then not allowing it again. I honestly don't think she knows what she is doing. My husband has seen her as well and agrees she is not professional at all. On top of all this, The billing system of this office is ridiculously unorganized, as my invoice was not sent through insurance and I had to contact Anne, the billing lady many many times, to not be called back. She told me I had to call by a certain date, which I did, only to not hear back. I finally just paid the dang bill through the office line and got it out of the way before they sent me to collections. SAVE YOUR STRESS AND DON'T GO HERE

The doctors are great. Every one of them (as well as the PA and every nurse) has always taken the…read moretime to ask questions and actually listen to the answer. At least as important is the treatment of the support staff. They are professional, helpful and understanding. Anyone who has had a bad experience here has carried his or her bad circumstance (whether injury, illness, poor attitude or personality) with him rather than having a bad circumstance visited on him as a result of his treatment here.

With any mega- health organization, the machine has changed the org into an impersonal, illogical…read more instition. The check in process is burdensome and repetitive. The hold times are close to an hour, only to find no answers, not be transferred or to start all over. Actual service is okay. Overall long, which creates more expense. It's our main option but if you have time to research elsewhere, do.

Religion has no place in a medical office or health care! They go through several doctors pretty…read moreoften compared to other medical facilities. Regardless, they will make you meet a new doctor and make you pay for a doctor appointment even if you have had a pre existing condition for over 30 year. I'm supposed to have a random stranger look at my chart and say, "You've taken this medication for so many years? Ok you have my permission to continue." This place had my confidence for almost 10 years. Now not so much!! Epitome of money before care!

High country health care has to be the biggest joke of a medical establishments in the US. I have…read morelived in SC for 3 years and this place blows my mind every time I have the displeasure of going in. The worst part is they pretty much run the market for providers in the county. I hate the idea of having to drive 3 hours to go to Denver for decent medical care, but this place has continually frustrated me with poor front desk service, flunky doctors that never seem to stick around for more than 6 months, and questionably ethical insurance practices that result in multiple "appointments" to get a prescription refill. Save yourself time and frustration by going somewhere else.

Considerate, efficient, effective are the qualities in this easily accessible urgent care! Thanks…read morefor being here!

From the owner: At CommonSpirit Primary High Country Health Silverthorne, our skilled clinical team understands no…read moretwo patients are alike, which is why we provide individualized care plans to our patients. We believe disease prevention through healthy lifestyle choices and preventive care is key to achieving and maintaining optimal wellness. We encourage our patients to take an active role in their own health.

(Watch for the man in the picture, this is about him) I drove about an hour to get my s/o to the…read moreemergency room after a days sickness only getting worse. We entered the emergency room and were given papers to fill out. After that they then gave us more papers with similar questions, so my s/o filled out what was important (as hes hunched over in pain) and gave the sheet back with spaces like religion unanswered. The women at the desk asked to finish it and after telling her (not yelling or being rude but upset bc hes been in pain), he was throwing up blood and really just needs a doctor now the "security" guy proceeded to rush from his station and yell, practically scream, right in our faces. Truly dont know why he was yelling, he was so mad his face was red and he couldn't even speak properly. I've never seen a security guard act this way and especially not with someone who just said they were throwing up blood. In a hospital you need compassion and understanding and this guy lacked both of these things. I called the cops immediately after he pushed himself closer and kept screaming at myself and my sick partner. We were advised by dispatch to distance ourselves until police arrived but instead now 4 security guys stood over us, cornered in the waiting room and blocking the only exit; and only moved when the sheriff's truck pulled up outside. Then explaining to the cops our side of the story, the 2/4 men proceeded to insert themselves until the police told them to back off. After our 3+ hour visit we asked for his name to make a proper complaint and were only given a card by the manager with a number to call and make a complaint with 'patient advocate'. If you are at common spirit or in the emergency department keep your eye out for the bald man with glasses who doesn't seem fully right in the head, he may just scream at you for being in pain. The nurses and doctor were very nice but security needs better hires and more training apparently. I was only going to make a proper complaint but since I cannot do that without the name of who I had a unpleasant interaction with im leaving this review on the chance nothing happens and he continues to act a fool. This is also posted on Google to cover my bases

Daughter went to the ER at St Anthony in Frisco where Thomas Allen Califf suggested the pain she…read morewas experiencing was "psychosomatic". I thought women's healthcare was bad when I was younger but this is insane! Perhaps CommonSpirit St Anthony Summit Hospital should review this doctors bedside manner as well as their medical practices. This type of treatment is why women don't go to the hospital! It is unacceptable. Also tried calling their patient relations office (they usually list the number in answer to the bad reviews) only to get their voicemail, which again, just shows it's not about advocating for the patient. Get a human to answer the phone.