This business is Trusted — customers consistently rate it 4.7★ across 2,716 reviews, indicating reliable, quality service.
Strong long-term review history with 2,716 reviews and a 4.7★ average signals reliable, consistent service.
Monday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Patients frequently cite attentive care, clear communication, and a welcoming, professional environment.
Wait times can increase during busy periods — scheduling ahead is recommended.
Patients seeking attentive, professional care with good communication.
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I am beyond greatful for the care I recieved from nurse Deverie S. After delivering my son, she gave me so much support and care. She went above and beyond assisting me with postpartum care, the first walk to the bathroom, helping me go to the restroom and putting on underwear. After the struggle i had with giving birth, to have someone help me and be there for me the way she did i am speechless. I was so worried about how i was going to be treated going in and I will never forget nurse deverie being there in my most vulenrable time of my life.
I would like to sincerely thank Denver Health for the wonderful care we received during the birth of our baby. From the moment we arrived, the doctors, nurses, and entire hospital staff were kind, professional, and supportive. They made us feel safe and comfortable during such an important moment in our lives. Everyone took the time to explain the procedures, answer our questions, and provide excellent care for both my wife and our newborn baby. We are especially grateful for the patience, compassion, and dedication shown by the maternity team. Their support helped make our baby’s birth experience positive and memorable. Thank you, Denver Health, for helping us welcome our baby into the world. We truly appreciate everything you have done for our family.
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The absolute worst doctor’s appointment I’ve ever had in my life. I came in for an annual visit but am new to Colorado so this was my first visit with this provider/location. The doctor dismissed my only concern and told me that my primary care doctor would handle it. It was lab results showing I have insulin resistance which is a symptom of PCOS (PMOS)!! Which is 100% a gynecologist concern. All I did was sit in the chair for 30 minutes and answer some routine questions. But none of them were about family history! Breast cancer runs on my mom’s side. So pretty important for my gynecologist to know. Then she told me I was all set and after speaking with the front desk to find out why I wasn’t given a “well woman’s exam” they treated me as if I were dumb and didn’t know what I was talking about. They were trying to tell me that I have to request a mammogram and pap smear. Not the same thing, and not what I was talking about. This got escalated to the provider and she came out telling me that there is no benefit to these exams so they stopped doing them 10 years ago in the Denver Health system. What would be the point of an annual visit if not to do a preventative breast and pelvic exam? My insurance covers an annual OBGYN visit and I could not believe I wasted it on sitting in a chair for a half hour without being examined, and my only concern dismissed. Eventually the charge nurse came to speak with me and was 100% on my side. She is also familiar with well woman exams and says she stopped getting them when she started working for Denver Health. The provider was condescending and the ladies at the front desk were incredibly rude, giving me incorrect info, and not listening to me. I will be switching clinics and escalating this so my insurance doesn’t count this as my annual visit and I can get it done somewhere else.
I found myself in a particularly distressing predicament when urgent medical attention was required for my mother, but we faced significant barriers to communicating with our doctor. The root of the issue lay in a new medication the doctor had prescribed, which surprisingly led to a cascade of unexpected and troubling complications for her. This alarming turn of events prompted us to seek immediate help at the nearest urgent care facility. Upon our arrival at urgent care, the attentive medical staff quickly assessed my mother’s condition and recommended that we contact our gynecologist to discuss the concerning side effects of the medication. They highlighted the critical need for direct communication with her to ensure my mother received the correct treatment for her adverse reactions, emphasizing that without this information, her care could be compromised. I promptly called the clinic, my heart racing with worry, and spoke with a nurse who seemed empathetic to our plight. She reassured me that she would convey our pressing concerns to the doctor and promised to return my call as soon as possible. However, when the nurse finally did get back to me, her tone was overly apologetic yet firm, explaining that the doctor was inundated with patients and, unfortunately, wouldn't be able to engage in a conversation with us at that moment. I attempted to articulate the urgency of my mother’s situation once more, hoping to convey the gravity of her distress—after all, we were already at urgent care desperately seeking assistance. Despite my earnest attempts to elucidate the critical nature of our circumstances, the nurse reiterated that the doctor simply did not have the capacity to talk. This response left us grappling with frustration and helplessness, as securing an appointment with her previously had been an arduous task in itself. The entire experience was profoundly challenging; amidst the stress of my mother’s deteriorating condition, all we sought was clarity, guidance, and reassurance during this unsettling time. The lack of communication and support only added to our worry, amplifying the urgency of our need for comprehensive care and understanding.
Everyone one I interacted with was extremely professional, helpful, kind, and caring. They answered all my questions and concerns and demonstrated empathy. I have been extremely happy with all the staff at Denver Health regardless of the department.