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    Weight Loss MD

    2.2(42 reviews)
    2.4 miSpeer, Southwest

    I have been a patient at this clinic for the past several months and have had great success with my…read moreGLP-1 weight loss program. Unfortunately, my experience today completely destroyed my confidence in this practice. The office opens at 9:00 a.m. I arrived at 9:20 a.m. to pick up my next month's medication before leaving town. This was a routine refill, and I specifically planned my morning around it because today was my only opportunity to get my medication before my trip. When I arrived, the receptionist informed me that she was the only employee in the office and that nobody was there who could actually assist patients. She told me someone was supposedly on the way but had no idea when they would arrive. I waited, hoping someone would show up, but when I left at 9:30 a.m., a full 30 minutes after the office had opened, there still was not a provider or staff member present who could help patients. While I was waiting, I was informed that I could not receive my medication because I needed a new physical. This was the first time I had ever heard of this requirement. Four weeks ago, when I picked up my previous month's medication, nobody mentioned that I would need a physical before my next refill. Had I been informed at that appointment, I would have scheduled one immediately. Instead, I was only told about it on the exact day I needed my medication and was leaving town. I explained that this left me with no opportunity to schedule the required appointment before my trip. I was then told there were no providers available, no telehealth appointments available, and no way to resolve the situation that day. What was most disappointing was the response when I explained that I had never been informed of this requirement. I was told, "I probably did tell you that. I'm really good at reminding people." That response felt dismissive and did nothing to address the fact that I was now being forced to interrupt a treatment plan that had been working well because of a communication failure on the clinic's end. My frustration is not with the requirement itself. If patients need a physical every six months, that is a reasonable policy. My issue is the lack of communication, the fact that the office was not adequately staffed when it opened, and the complete lack of options offered to help an established patient avoid an interruption in treatment. When it comes to healthcare, communication, reliability, and professionalism matter. Patients should not discover critical refill requirements only after arriving for a scheduled medication pickup, especially when there is nobody available to help them once they get there. Because of this experience, I will be taking my business elsewhere.

    I had a wonderful experience at Weight Loss MD, all thanks to Diana. I mistakenly thought I could…read morewalk in for a medication refill and learned that an appointment was required. Instead of turning me away and making me reschedule for another day, Diana went above and beyond. She immediately valued my time and creatively solved the problem by arranging a Microsoft Teams meeting with a Nurse Practitioner right then and there. I was taken care of quickly and received excellent service. Diana also took the extra time to remind me exactly how to dispense my medication properly, which I truly appreciated. Thank you, Diana and the entire team, for your thoughtful, efficient, and outstanding care!

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    Vitalogy Health and Integrative Medicine - Vitalogy Health

    Vitalogy Health and Integrative Medicine

    3.1(11 reviews)
    3.7 miCherry Creek, Southeast
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    TIRZEPITIDE AT VITALOGY IS INEFFECTIVE…read more The FDA has made it illegal to compound or sell tirzepatide in early 2025, although they are not strictly enforcing it. BUT DON'T BE FOOLED. You might not care about the FDA, but that is not the point. The compounded product DOES NOT WORK because the ingredients to make it were stockpiled late last year with the imminent medspa/tirzepitide cease and desist. Stockpiling, or hoarding, ingredients to sell later renders a drug useless, and the public needs to know these ingredients actually DO expire. Not only that, in shipping ingredients can get warm, making it more INEFFECTIVE. The labs have been so inconsistent, especially at Vitalogy, where they have encountered roadblocks with production from their labs. They kept changing how it is dosed and administered, but never disclosed to me WHY, other than "problems with the labs" and I was misled the entire time. The truth is they are not allowed to be selling Tirzepitide, and the products they get from the compounding facilities are made WEAK or from EXPIRED ingredients. MY STORY: I've spent literally thousands of dollars here since early summer of 2024 in an effort to boost insulin and curb hunger. I started at 162 (female, 5'6"), and immediately lost 7 pounds in two weeks, then lost and additional 11 pounds over the course of about 9 months. I thought something was fishy, but had no idea what. I continually had to increase the dose, and by March of 2025 I was gaining weight and constantly hungry. I hobbled along on Vitalogy's product for another 6 months, working very hard to just to maintain my loss, thinking the problem was me. However, I was recently told by my doctor that any compounded Tirzepatide I was using had expired since, basically, January. I am livid, but there is nothing I can do about it. My doctor prescribed me Zepbound, and I now am using it directly through the Eli Lilly website on a "self-pay" plan, which is actually CHEAPER then what Vitalogy is selling their garbage for. At my last visit I was told my weight stall was my own fault, because I need 1,300 calories just to maintain my current weight. If I could eat that, or less, I would easily lose the weight or maintain the loss completely on my own--- WITHOUT PAYING $200 per shot/week!!! In other words, the Tirzepatide is supposed to do it's job. That's what we are paying for, and the bottom line is that their product DOES NOT WORK! I told my doctor I am only taking my for weightloss and he's fine with that, because Mounjaro is for diabetes patients and Zepbound is for weight loss patients. Insurance covers Zepbound for obesity, and since I am not considered obese and just want to lose a few more pounds and maintain the loss, I must self-pay. I am totally fine with that. If you are considering taking this medication see your doctor. It is easy to find someone to prescribe this medication. Your insurance might cover it (what could be better than that?!), and if they don't, Eli Lilly puts you on a self-pay plan that is $500 per (4) shots, regardless of the dose (and even less $$ if it's for starting doses of 2.5 or 5mg). I can even use my HSA card to pay. Nothing beats being under the care of a real doctor, and taking the REAL medicine. I WISH I HAD KNOWN THIS!!!!! NO MED SPA should be trusted!! This is my story with Vitalogy, but every other spa is like this. None of them are legally allowed to sell compounded Tirzepatide anymore. I am livid that Vitalogy just kept taking my money and no one ever said a thing to me. I was misled.

    Wanted to post an update- my eyelashes have NEVER recovered. They now grow in a downward position,…read morethey don't curl, and they are short. I don't even know how they could've been damaged so badly, but they are, and I'm too afraid to get another lift and tint to try to make them look (even a little bit) like they used to. I am praying they recover someday as I used to have great eyelashes.

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    Med-Fit Medical Weight Loss - Dr. Angela Tran is one of only 6 weight loss doctors in Colorado who are Diplomates of the American Board of Obesity Medicine.

    Med-Fit Medical Weight Loss

    3.6(15 reviews)
    5.9 miNortheast, Stapleton

    I have waited to leave my review until I knew some long-term results, which is really what we all…read morecare about right??? I did the program for 6 months and it has been 12 months since it ended. The good: I lost 15% of my body weight during the 6 month program. I chose not to use ANY supplements or medications. I could have lost more with the meds for sure. I learned a ton about true healthy eating and healthier lifestyle. The coaches and groups were hugely helpful to me. My meal plan was pretty individualized, although I did provide a list of foods I don't tolerate and many of them were included so I don't think they really built it "just for me". You get flexibility for food substitutions so it was workable. Flex spending and HSA accounts can usually be used to help cover the costs. I liked that it was fully remote and had a decent amount of flexibility. The bad: The cost is prohibitively high. I see why it's so much with all of the time involved- but over $4,000 was really tough to scrape together just for 6 months. 12 months after it ended, I have gained back about half of what I lost. I did OK at continuing most of it on my own for a while, but without the accountability- I keep slowly falling back to old habits. They offer extended programs but I am still paying off the initial costs so I couldn't swing that. I was VERY hungry during most of the program so it took some will power. I seemed to be the only person who felt that way though- which may have been because I was not on any meds and everyone else was? I spent less than an hour with the actual doctor during the whole program -most of which was getting me signed up. This was not a bad thing for me because the nutritionists and coaches gave me everything I needed. But including here because I know some people expect to be working directly with her, and that's not how it worked at all. 18 months later, I would have done it again knowing what I know now. Compared to any other diets- if you have the money to spend, I would say this is the way to go. Lastly, you have to put in the work. Lots of time for meal prepping, planning, food tracking, meetings at least weekly, etc. If you are ready to put time and effort into it, then it is a great resource. But don't expect to sign up and magically lose without effort. You still have to do all the things.

    Do not consider this. I paid so much money and while I lost some weight, I wasn't able to lose all…read moreof the weight before Covid hit. I was given a box of my remaining shakes and sent on my way with a "Good Luck". They leave you high and dry. No follow ups, no additional counseling, no nothing. You can buy the exact products they give you on line for a fraction of the cost. In the end I felt completely swindled. The only positive was my personal counselor who was great but she soon left the company. We are talking thousands and thousands of dollars. While I am now on my own health journey, it's only now I can look back and see how inefficient this program was. They really don't care about you once you leave, in fact, even during the program it seemed very hands off approach as well. I think I saw Dr. Tran 3 times my entire 8 months. Pretty awful. Choose to spend your money elsewhere!

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    Cherry Creek Medical Weight Loss - Waiting room

    Cherry Creek Medical Weight Loss

    2.4(105 reviews)
    5.1 miSoutheast

    Do NOT buy their Groupon. I called to ask a simple question…read moreabout which area size I should select for face and neck on their "Unlimited Laser for $449 Groupon. Instead of answering me, the staff got short and rude with me. They then told me I would still have to pay an additional $1,600 on top of the Groupon price. This is extremely misleading advertising. The $449 price is basically fake. They are using the Groupon as bait to get you in the door and then hit you with a huge upsell. Save your money and go somewhere else. Terrible experience.

    There was some disorganization when I arrived, however the staff, especially Mia, were perfectly…read morepleasant. I was quite surprised when I was weighed, fully dressed except for shoes and socks. I weighed 10 pounds less than I expected. And my BMI was 23.5? It was 18.5 for YEARS, but I think that sounds sus at this point. When it was 18.5, I worked out 3-5 days a week and wore a size 4. The math doesn't work out. I literally JUST started Pilates and the gym again. So if you use a Groupon, which I did, you have to sign an agreement that you can only use ONE Groupon IN YOUR LIFETIME. Weirdorama. I've purchased many, many Groupons, and no one else does this, in my experience. Sometimes you have to wait six months or a year to repurchase. Groupon says that multiples of the deal can be purchased. They say they keep trying to get Groupon to change that. The offices are surprisingly large, and they offer quite a few services, including Coolsculpting (friend says that it doesn't work), and an infrared sauna. Sauna is $40 for 30 minutes, or four sessions for $120. Idk if that's a good price or not. You can buy your own sauna on Amazon if you're so inclined and have the space. I was asked if I wanted to go on their monthly plan--no hard sell--and politely declined. I took my shots home, but they will administer them in-office.

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