I do not recommend Dr Woosik Chung. He performed 7 spinal surgeries on me within 3 years. Turns out…read more3 of the screws were placed in the wrong places and no surgeon wants to risk removing them.

My care and experience were stellar - until a few days ago when I learned the practice abruptly…read moreclosed on June 2. His staff weren't able to share much, but definitely had the sense they also were surprised. would love to know what happened - no forwarding practice info and little to know patient communication about the closure. All that said, Dr Chung did my spine surgery several years ago. Outcome great and he was a great communicator and took time with me. His staff also great. I'm so sad about thenoffice closure!

I saw Dr. Beckman and his assistant Nick Boyce, PA for the first time after seeing numerous other…read moredoctors and medical professionals for an ongoing problem. It was my my first visit with Neurosurgery One today, after having 3 doctors recommend the doctors there - either office. The front desk staff was welcoming, and it was so nice to have a simple questionnaire instead of spending time giving all my information, history, medication, etc. and having the technician and PA ask me the same questions. Since the doctor, Joshua Beckman, MD, and Nick never rushed me at any time I was able to fully discuss my situation with them. I even felt comfortable asking questions that I thought might be "dumb". I feel it's always smart to listen to what is said and to check that you heard/interpreted what they said properly. It's so easy to forget what's said in an appointment without taking a few notes at times. After a few more tests, I'll be returning to discuss my options for further treatment. For those concerned about social distancing, the waiting area is fairly large and it was not difficult to find "my own breathing space", or I could have worn a mask. Restrooms were a short walk away. I'm looking forward to working with them in the future.

From the owner: If you are looking for a top neurosurgeon in Westminster, our leading spine surgeon at Neurosurgery…read moreOne Westminster offers exceptional patient care coupled with extensive specialized training and experience. Our Westminster spine surgeon Jason McGowan, MD, FAANS has extensive experience in diagnosing and treating spinal deformities such as scoliosis as well as degenerative spine conditions and spinal reconstruction . Dr. McGowan completed a prestigious fellowship in complex spinal deformity at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, where he also received specialized training in scoliosis and spinal reconstructive surgeries. For our Westiminister back pain and spine patients, Dr. McGowan performs surgery at St. Anthony North Hospital, conveniently located in Westminster right off of Interstate 25.

Following a total hip replacement, it seemed that there was a great difference in leg length - I…read moreinitially rated him much lower. However, I was able to get an assessment of several radiologists - the consensus opinion was that at best, the difference was 1/8th of an inch. Most people go through life not knowing that one leg may be up to an inch longer than the other. So a maximum difference is a bulls eye. I deleted my initial comment once I got a good report. Loucks is an outstanding surgeon.

I am very disappointed in the "care" I received from Dr. Loucks. I did not get to see him until 3…read moremonths after going through their series of shots for knee pain. I was then allowed to get an MRI. I had to wait an additional 3 weeks for an appointment with Dr. Loucks at which time he spent all of 10 minutes with me telling me I had been walking around on a broken femur.. I am still having pain. I had to pursue what kind of exercise I could do. The only thing he offered was to get treated for osteoporosis.

Dr. Jatana and his surgical team receive a five-star rating from me only because the Yelp system…read moredoes not permit a higher rating. His knowledge of the Cervical Spine is encyclopedic, his candor and honesty are beyond reproach, and for me, the outcome of a multiple, cervical disc replacement was an outstanding success. Dr. Jatana was wonderful - his team of PA's and nurse specialists - reflect his philosophy of placing the patient's welfare first. It is rare for me to be trusting of a surgeon, but Dr. Jatana is a straight shooter and he and his team were able to assuage my concerns regarding this delicate surgery. You may ask why my apprehension is beyond what anyone would normally feel facing c-spine surgery, here is why. Before retirement, my principal job was reviewing healthcare organizations for a congressional committee of the U.S. Congress. Unlike today, this position at the time was totally non-political. The scope ranged from major multiple hospitals, clinics, rehab, nursing homes, and related healthcare organizations. Admittedly, I saw the full spectrum of healthcare quality - that is why I rate Dr. Sanjay Jatana and his team of professionals so highly - they represent the best possible confluence of surgical skill and knowledge with extraordinary people skills. Even in the years since my retirement about a decade ago, I saw the full-range of quality in healthcare. At the bottom end of the spectrum are surgeons who drag gargantuan egos through the hallways and produce bad results. One north Denver based surgeon spent a total of less than three minutes total over the course of two office visits with me for a Lumbar disc replacement, instinct told me to just walk out - I knew better - I wish I had. He did not even bother to stick his face behind the pre-op curtain before surgery and did not follow-up post-surgery, left me in excruciating pain of 10/10 for an hour because the nursing staff were terrified of talking to this guy, and finally saw me some three months later, almost an afterthought. He spent more time talking about his teaching engagement in Europe than caring about his patients. This is the exact opposite of Dr. Jatana and his team's approach - thank goodness. My training and expertise tell me that you cannot go wrong with the Jatana-team. I think he is the best I have ever seen!

Dr. Ghiselli and Dr. Renee Schuster are the most impressive MD/PA team I have ever seen. Absolutely…read moretop-notch, incredible actually. As a surgeon I know office consultations can at times be challenging but I left with every single question I had answered and had a firm plan going forward. So grateful!!!!

Dr Hudson and his team are the greatest! They have gone above and beyond the Call of Duty for me…read moreand I will forever be grateful !

I am incredibly grateful to Dr. Hudson and his team. I started experiencing seizures and other…read moreneurological issues beginning back in August and then ultimately needed ETV brain surgery this past January. I went to the ER on Wednesday evening and Dr. Hudson and his team operated that Friday. Every member of his team was extremely kind and explained everything so that I could understand. I was of course nervous going into surgery, and I was met with compassion and expertise. After surgery, when the bandages were removed, I was happily surprised and moved to find my hair braided around the incision area. This made a difference to me. I am now three months out from surgery and I have not felt this good in as long as I can remember. I have not had any seizures nor migraines nor other neurological symptoms since my surgery. My scans show improvement in the structures of my brain as well. My follow-up care has been wonderful and I felt supported by Dr. Hudson and his team since returning to my job as a teacher. I will forever be grateful for the care I received. While I of course hope none of my loved ones will need brain surgery, if they ever do, I know who we will come to.

I had C2 - T2 fused by Dr. Prall. I couldn't be happier with the entire process. Dr. Prall and his…read moreteam are all terrific! They're compassionate, very helpful and knowledgeable. Dr. Prall was very patient in explaining the procedures in detail to me and answered all my questions. The results - almost two years later - have been exceptional. My neuropathy is nearly non-existent. I no longer randomly drop glasses. I'd do it all over again!

I have had the great pleasure to have been treated by Dr. Prall for 3 separate events. Each time he…read moregave me is undivided attention. He listened to my concerns and laid out my options and his recommendations for each event. I ended up having a Lumbar Fusion with complete success. The level of professionalism he and his team have are what best practices should be modeled after. 5 star physician and team!!

My surgery: C4-7 anterior cervical diskectomy and fusion…read morewith anterior segmental instrumentation My experience: Dr. Scott Stanley, Nicole and the entire AdventHealth surgical team gave me exceptional care before, during, and after my neck surgery. Dr. Stanley has a rare combination of surgical skill, kindness, humor, and bedside manner. He listened to me, treated me with respect, and helped me feel safe during a very serious surgery. After surgery, I experienced healing I honestly did not expect. Before surgery, walking and standing had become extremely painful, and I thought I would need lower back surgery before that improved. After my neck surgery, I was suddenly able to walk without feeling like my body was being crushed and without needing a cane or walker. The care I received from Dr. Stanley and his team was compassionate, professional, and deeply meaningful. I am truly grateful. This surgery gave me hope for my life again, and I would absolutely recommend Dr. Stanley to anyone needing a skilled and caring spine surgeon. My sincerest thanks to you all. Deborah Cook

back operations he saved me from a life in a wheelchair his hands are guided by God i swear …read more top notch care . talks to you in english not latin lol . he is the only one to touch my back.

I think panorama has talented and kind doctors and at the end of the day I wantEd the best surgeons…read moreso that is where we went. However, I think their office is run poorly, the office manager in Highlands Ranch is rude, lazy and makes excuses, I can't believe she still has her job. The Golden manager is much better and more responsive. Be ready to wait over an hour for your appointment. Be ready to sit on hold for 15- 30 minutes ask a question and also be ready for the nurses to not return your calls. After my daughter's surgery, she needed a prescription refill the back-and-forth took weeks, she no longer needed the pain medicine it took so long.

I met with Dr. Loutzenhiser for back pain and he seemed like he was in a rush and didn't want to…read moreanswer all of my questions thoroughly. It's also very hard to get ahold of your Dr. once you are starting to be seen by them. I had a separate injury with another specialist, and while she was better, communication very fast and good luck getting ahold of the care team. I had to leave countless voice messages for them to finally get back to me...

Dr Smith is the virtuoso back doctor. In brief, I am a Symphony musician and of played in the…read moreSymphony all my life I had to have a spinal fusion. I do not understand the terminology so I will be brief. Doctor smith performance of my lumber surgery. Was stellar! I recommend him to anyone. I loved the fact that he was so grounding and especially sincere. In his diagnosis. It was a difficult journey because I was in a body cast for a while and then in a nursing home. And then finally home, but because of doctor Smith. I am back on this Symphony again. I'm possibly going back to the university to finish my doctoral music. And I can actually waltz. God bless you doctor smith and thank you for making me well.

I had a 3 level fusion done in 2016 by Dr Smith. After a month I was having problems still. I told…read moreSmith this, he refused a follow-up visit and his reply to me was, " If there is something wrong with your neck, doesn't have anything to with me or the work I had done". Well, I went back to my PC and she referred me to another surgeon. After this new doc had seen the x-rays he got me in for surgery right away. They said originally that this 2nd surgery, a level 5 fusion should've taken 60- 90 mins., took nearly 4 hours because the damage that occurred was more extensive than expected. 3 days after surgery, I received a call from the CDC telling me I needed to get to an emergency room that day. I had been infected with staphylococcus they had traced to the hardware Dr Smith installed. Upon arrival at the hospital, staff immediately installed a Pic line to try a catch the infection that was ravaging my body. For the next 4 weeks I had to inject antibiotics directly to my heart at the cost of $500/day! Followed by a month of oral antibiotics. It is horrific what this clown put me through as the infection caused a hardening of my heart muscle tissue, reducing it's function to 40% of normal and am now on 6 ltrs of oxygen 24/7. In addition there is irreversible damage to my spine with extensive nerve damage. My life has been shortened by 20 years and I'll have to live with this pain till I die which could be any moment due to heart failure. Gee, thanks you f***ing a**hole! You ruined what life I may have left, including what my family has to endure watching me suffer. There is nothing they can do to help me. I pray for karma.

"Woohoo. As good as it gets!" doesn't really sound very medical as a review phrase for an…read moreorthopedic surgeon, does it? I mean it's not like when you need such a person you're gonna Yelp it all up and celebrate your wonderful experience, right? However, 80% of Americans will experience back pain at some point in their life, and medical treatment for such problems is estimated to cost $25 billion annually. (Workers comp costs and time lost from work add another $25 billion.) http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/industries/health/2006-10-16-back-pain-usat_x.htm. So the bottom line is that we all should get to become experts about 1) not just how to avoid getting these kinds of problems, but 2) what to do about it when you experience them (which 4 out of 5 of us will). Having squished a disc while moving boxes a couple of weeks ago, I'm here to tell you the answer: go see Dr. Wong. His group (Denver Spine Surgeons) rocks, and has rocked the spinal micro-surgery and treatment world in the Rocky Mountain West for a long time. Of course everyone's different, and you should do your own research about who best meets your needs. But for me, I've found my treatment provider and it's DSS, without a doubt. Now go out there and be careful (unlike me), and more importantly, be smart.

I have reviewed my medical record from Dr Wong. Most disturbing it thatI his notes and…read moredocumentation were totally fabricated. He wrote he spent 55 minutes with me when he spent 5-10 minutes with me complaining about other DR's care and other patients. My recommendation is to go to another DR, record your visit or bring someone with you and review your medical record afterwards, as he will document from others notes and make things up. He has a long history of being scored 1 and most people do not review their medical records and may be unaware of his notes which may be totally inaccurate and impact your care. Please follow up with both medicare, the hospital and the medical board because he will harm people if he already has not based on his fabrications which Im sure started when he was a med student. I can not stress enough that lying on a medical reocrd is not only bad for you but a very bad practice.