I saw both a resident and senior Nephrologist. Both were very affable and focused on my kidneys,…read morehypertension, and medications for my blood pressure. Both took sufficient time with me and were very informative.

This Clinic is a brand new facility in Longmont. CU Medicine had several practices spread around…read moreLongmont in various buildings, most were at a UCHealth facility. They (UCH and CUMed) are both affiliated with the University of Colorado in their medical division, the UCH facilities affiliated with University Hospital and the CU Medicine doctors affiliated with the University of Colorado School of Medicine. It is a complicated intertwining though both are usually included the in same heath insurance program. I have used them in various forms for decades, at different locations as the system grew. If your health plan includes these options, I think most people would be happy. There are many doctors in the systems and I have had experience with a wide range. Many aspects need to be considered when choosing medical care so do check into options that meet your needs. I have had exceptional care over the decades. Recently, one of my care doctors was relocated to this unit. It is in a building, easily accessible from 287 with ample parking in the south part of Longmont. This unit has been customized to their needs and the interior is entirely new, having only opened 10 days ago. It is spacious, well designed and very modern. The groups located here now are Orthopedics, Spine Center, Neurological Surgery and Nephrology. They each have their own phone lines, listed at the end of review for clarity. The hours for all are M-F, 8am-4:30pm. Phone # Orthopedics, 720-718-8288 Spine Center, 303-444-2955 Neurological Surgery, 720-718-8280 Nephrology, 720-718-8257

After receiving email "reminders" that eventually led to threats of sending our account to…read morecollections, we decided to pay a $60 bill online. A week later we finally received the first billing notice in the mail. Terrible customer service and lousy online billing system. All my wife received was recomendations to limit salt and take her blood pressure. She would have been better served by going to her primary care physician.

$319 for a 5 min visit with a PA that didn't seem to care. I had to drive the conversation and not…read morea single answer instilled confidence. I got zero value out of a "follow-up" that they insisted and called multiple times for me to make. I wish I could refuse to pay or at least offer to pay partial. From now on I will ask what this price is first and how long appt I am entitled to for that amount of time. Robbery should be illegal,, wait, I think it is.

Sad to find out (actually not find out from the office which would have been a professional…read morecourtesy) they are no longer in business. I wasn't given a heads up to this change after being a patient of 10 years. Fortunately, my doctor is still around but WTH!!!! A heads up to get my records ahead of things. SO disappointed in the Healthcare industry. Fortunately, I can go to my same doctor but a little notice would have been the right thing to do.

I have scheduled appo for today. I was calling to schedule a flu shot. I found out by going to the…read morewebsite that they are permanently closed! They never notified me that they closed . Niw I can't get prescription refilled. You are supposed to contact clients thru an email or something. I schedule my appointment six months ago . I have never seen a doctors office close down.

A friend heard a cardiovascular surgeon and a nurse having a racist conversation in a patient's…read moreroom. They made derogatory comments about the Black Lives Matter movement. For non-white patients, regardless of political party, this is scary thing to hear from your doctor and nurse. Cheyenne Regional Center needs to set basic standards for their staff. Their website promises "compassionate care." But if the doctor cutting into you and the nurse giving you meds can't have a respectful attitude at work towards minorities and the pain they experience- even if they can't relate to it-that's not compassion. Even if they've never experienced heart disease, they should have compassion for the daily pain of having heart disease. It's no different for the pain experienced by people of color. Do better, please.

Emergency room visit for possible stroke. I showed up to a…read moreline of a few people and only one nurse working the check in station. After checking in they took me back to a small room where they checked my basic vitals and I explained about my stroke symptoms. They told me that their rooms were full and to go wait in the lobby until one opens up. Three hours later I again complained about half of my face not having any control and the headache I had. They told me that they did have any rooms available so my wife and I left. We drove down into Colorado to UC Health. They got me right in without hesitation and took excellent care of me.