Called virtual urgent care first thing this a.m. and was on video with a great doctor by 8:15…read more Thanks, Associates! Been going to this practice for 25 years and have had great providers.

This review is regarding nurse practitioner Christine Shoaf. I give her one star because I feel…read moreher main concern is to bill the insurance company as often as she can and NOT HER PATIENT. She does NOT RETURN PHONE CALLS even knowing her patient is upset. I absolutely, strongly would not recommend this nurse practitioner.

I went to Dale with what I thought was a torn ligament in my knee from a skiing accident. He was…read morevery helpful and after a physical exam found I had no torn ligaments. I had a great experience with him and would recommend him to anyone with knee issues.

Dr. Grey and his staff were wonderful!! He replaced my left shoulder and I'm almost completely back…read moreto normal!! His staff are great too. Brian is the PA and he is encouraging and informative. Michelle is kind and helpful and very professional!!

I had an appointment with Rick Morgan in November. He proposed an injection in my knees and said…read morehe would seek authorization. I heard nothing, so I called his office last month. I was told he had never sought the authorization but that they would do it. Now it is a month later and I have heard nothing. David D.

The staff is efficient and kind and Dr. Hecker is so knowledgeable and practical in detecting and…read moretreating the root of the problem. So grateful for him and his practice.

Great Doctor, great staff, great everything! Dr. Hecker performed surgery on my daughters Achilles…read morea few years ago with awesome results. When my husband needed his toe fixed, once again we selected Dr. Hecker. He is now in private practice and which was an excellent decision. He offers competitive pricing, a more intimate setting with personalized care and his office is professional and easy to find. Dr. Heckler is knowledgeable, skilled and has a wonderful personality. He takes the time to explain everything, answer questions and invests in you as a person. He truly cares about your health and your total well being. We highly recommend this office and Dr. Hecker.

Went in for what I think is mono, I wasn't taken seriously. They tested me for strep and sent me on…read moremy way with a negative result. No further information other than come back if u feel worse. Very unhelpful and a waste of my time. The provider was slightly rude with her responses to how I was feeling. Very dissatisfied. Will not be returning.

Just like the other offices in Fort Collins, the AFM office at CSU is full of friendly, helpful…read morepeople. The waiting area is nice and large, and has a mixture of different seating options. The front desk staff are particularly friendly, and help make new patients feel welcome.

Beginning June 3, 2021, I started seeing Dr. Abrahamson, at the suggestion of my doctor, who by the…read moreway, I have left. He told me that he typically had "80% improvement for 80% of the people he treated. My first session of stem cell injections, with stem cells (he said) taken from my blood, along with hyaluronic acid as I recall, cost me $6,260. My next session, on June 30th, cost me another $6, 250. On July 7, I paid $1,300 for a "Plasma Rich Protein" injection, supposedly to stimulate cellular production. I continued regular treatments over the next 10 months, with payments totaling $ 18,493.00. When I was last in his office about a month ago, I stood at his receptionist's window waiting patiently while four chattering women chattered at a back desk, ignoring me. I finally got their attention, apparently making them mad, because one of them told the Dr. that I had "touched her shoulder". Well, that's possible . . . when I am talking with people, men or women, I will often touch them during the conversation. So, I can not dispute that. But I say "big deal". Anyway, after that session (for which he dinged me ANOTHER $1,625), he told me that although "he liked me" (I guess so!), he wouldn't see me again because I had "touched his employee's shoulder". I call BS! He had done all he could with his bogus stem cell injections (STILL not FDA approved, because "the cells may mutate which could cause tumors") Gulp! But he does them anyway. And now I see his method: Milk the poor sap with the hurting knees, shoulder, whatever, for all he can get, then kick him loose with any bogus excuse he can come up with. A few days ago I had a hyaluronic acid injection in my shoulder from a Humana doctor. I have had immediate relief, with absolutely NO cost to me . . . it was covered under my insurance. My advice to you, should you be seeking this opportunist's services, is to not. Do your research, then try something that is FDA approved, because that means it is tried and true!

This is the WORST doctor I've ever seen! He didn't know he had appointment with me, he thought it…read morewas a half hour later than it was scheduled for. He came in the front door while I was waiting. No receptionist. EXTREMELY distracted. Left the exam room several times to check on a different patient. (How did he have another patient there if he just came in the front door?) Did a nonchalant "exam". Never followed up on the referral he said he would provide me with-- for braces and physical therapy. Did not answer messages after my visit. Do NOT go to this doctor. Oh, and did I mention I just got a bill 5 weeks later?! For $250.00, for what? He didn't even take my blood pressure! Stay away, far away.

The therapists have been great....if you can get an appointment. They seem to be too busy for their…read moreown good, I guess a good "problem" to have, but a problem for your patients. PTs are booked out 5-6weeks in advance, so if you're new or if your PT leaves and you get shuffled to another, be prepared to wait and wait or get shuffled to another PT, not ideal for consistency. I think it's reasonable that if you're an established patient with a PT, there should be an opening within 2 weeks to see them. It shouldn't be, get an eval, and then we'll put you on a cancellation list and if not, we'll see you in a month or more for treatment. If I hadn't already started with them, I'd go somewhere else. Wouldn't recommend until they can hire more staff or get a better system of being able to balance their patient loads.

Jason Grissom has been a central part of my recovery or symptom improvement for several injuries…read more(knee/hip/shoulder/elbow) and related hypermobility challenges.

My husband has been seeing Kevin Rhodes at the Midtown Fort Collins location for the past year as…read morehe has recovered from a reverse shoulder replacement. We cannot say enough good things about the knowledge, experience, and empathic care that he brings. We would recommend him highly!

My daughter had a bad ingrown toenail and this was the only office we could get into the very next…read moreday. We did have to wait in the room for a while for the doctor, but we were just thankful they squeezed us in so she could get relief. Dr. Anderson was friendly and knowledgeable and the assistant was also. They were patient and helpful for my daughters and my other 2 kids that had to come with us. The follow up appointment was a little disappointing though. The assistant just took the bandaid off, looked at it and said it looks fine but I needed to clean out some scabbing. I told her I tried to but couldn't because I wasn't sure what needed to come out and what didn't. Instead of offering to show me or do it, she just dismissed us and left the room. If it wasn't for that experience, I'd give 5 stars instead of 4.

I do not recommend this place for sports injuries. I have a history of stress fractures (4 in the…read morepast 4 years) & was hopeful that the nagging pain in my foot was not a bone injury when I visited Dr Anderson. He assured me that the region I was feeling pain could not possibly be a stress fracture & did not order an MRI. Instead, he suggested that we do a little trial and error with steroid injections to try to figure out the exact source of pain and cause. After 2 appointments getting my foot pumped full of steroids, the pain had not really gone away, and I asked my primary care physician for an MRI referral. The image showed a stress fracture at the base of the 4th metatarsal. Unfortunately (and unknown to me at the time), fracture healing is SLOWED by steroid injections. So, it is now three months later, and my broken metatarsal is still broken with about the same amount of pain, and I am unable to return to weight-bearing athletics - probably due to the fact that I let Dr Anderson inject me with steroids, which hindered my body's ability to heal. In retrospect, I am very angry. If you are a foot doctor & a patient walks in the door saying: "I'm a marathon runner & this is probably a stress fracture. I'm unusually prone to fractures, and I have had four in the past 4 years," then you should listen to your patient and at least order an image to rule out the most likely cause of pain before experimenting in ways that could do lasting damage.