UCHealth at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus 13001 East 17th Place, Aurora, CO 80045

"I spent three weeks in the burn center, the greatest people, doing the most difficult work, in what I consider the best hospital anywhere. Up to date in there medical procedures from education and learning."

"I have to say UC health across the board from the online app ...which I can't say enough about to the individuals that work there and dedicate themselves to the betterment of the community and their patients. Who am I to say, You ask? Granted the parking is like a scene out of the game "Fallout". They would have parking like at DIA- just bus us in. And yes it is confusing getting around but I guarantee you the minute you start to even look lost someone stops and takes the time to show you how to get where your going. Can I mention the breakfast is worth the trouble of parking even if you don't have an appointment.(Except for that one table that rocks). If your broke the $2 slice pizza is always an option and it's always delicious. Now about staff- there is always someone who knows something to help you out. I have been blessed with Dr.Ou-Yang and Amanda (sorry girl I don't know your last name) they have given their heart and soul to trying to help me. Two years ago I had pretty much 0 issues at 59. Now I am over 50% Scoliosis from the top to the bottom. They still don't know what caused it as it keeps morphing. Now I am experiencing bone edemas in my ribs so I am in excruciating pain all the time. If I had a chance to do it all again ...I'd pick the same bunch of wacky doctors. I've never written a review this long but would keep going on and on to say only the good things!"

"They lie in reports hold you for mental evaluations against the truth from their lies and steal babies for cps They lie in reports to hold You against Your will and well-being for mental evaluations stealing babies for CPS. Then they lied in the record about how they discharged me from the hospital. The record said they discharged Me. The day I was due to leave with my baby girl after 2 days of rest with the pediatrician appointment scheduled the next day insurance food stamps cash assistance a place to stay and a good reputation in the city THEY CAME IN THE ROOM AT THE TIME I WAS SUPPOSED TO Leave SAYING THEY WERE Going TO HOLD me/force me for a INVOLUNATRY MENTAL EVALUATION. They didnt even give me time to situate where my baby was going & that in 30mins someone was coming to take me to the mental part of the hospital. HORRIFYING! Reason extreme lies 1. I put my hand over my newborn baby girls face 2. I asked is someone next door because I heard a couple next door they told and the record should say there was a couple next door that had a baby so it wasn't schizophrenia to ask but a nurse wrote that it was schizophrenia 3. I feed my baby almond milk So they held me involuntary from those lies and stole my baby opening up a CPS case CRAZY"

"Cannot say enough amazing things about the UCHealth organization! I developed a chronic medical condition almost 2 years ago in Colorado. UChealth has LITERALLY SAVED MY LIFE! Literally! Every single doctor, location, staff member has been dedicated, kind, empathetic, and living the organization's mission statement to help the community! I so appreciate UCHealth and am so grateful they are in my community!"

"I noticed that there were reviews or two or less. That’s not a great hospital. It’s life-threatening. UC health offers a number of advantages, but there are also serious disadvantages UChealth extremely compromised my health. I had originally gone to a clinic, and I was told at the clinic they couldn't help me, the infection was too serious, I've had an infection for a very long time and it's gotten worse; the pores started weeping, and the infection turned into cellulitis. In the meantime, I've seen a doctor regularly. My doctor had looked at my leg and said nothing in two weeks later I was told by the clinic it was serious and I need to go to the emergency room I've had the infection for months But UCH focused on things that didn't really matter as far as my health was concerned. Possibly ignoring the infection was to avoid treating issues that were life-threatening. When I went to the university of Colorado emergency room initially, I was amazed at how rapidly they saw me in the treatment I received. There were a number of medical care professionals in the room with me at the same time However, I was given IV for my infection and also some very expensive anabiotic pills and discharged at six in the morning. My leg didn't look any better, but Kelly Ryan just sent me off without any further treatment. I'm afraid I might have gotten a super infection because I was given antibiotics in the emergency room and told I was fine even though my leg looked worse when I left then when I went in... I felt a little better as far as stability, and so forth... but my leg looked worse. The problem with an infection such as this if it isn't treated, and the germs aren't killed the ones that survive become stronger and immune to what I'm given When I was discharged, I was sent off without any follow up whatsoever When I left the hospital, my leg looked worse than when I arrived. And there's really nothing that can be done, but go back to the emergency room, which they did not treat me properly to begin with and after taking all those antibiotics, my leg is no better. The pores are actually weeping from the infection."