Boulder community hospital Reviews

I highly recommend the Boulder Community Health group for medical care, because I find them are the most responsive and caring health professionals, docs, nurses, phlebotomists, techies, and other support staff that I've had in my entire life.

They have steered me through one health crisis after another this last few months and I am so grateful for their expertise, responsiveness, and outwardly caring and friendly services.

I go to the BCH group in Lafayette and find it's a one-stop shop, like a min-Kaiser. It's very efficient, you can get multiple things done in one place and get in and out without burning the better part of the day.

In addition, the follow up is very good. By the time I get home from an appt., there are usually a few e-mail messages from BCH sent to me through their on-line portal, a couple of text messages, and after a follow-up appt for a recent major surgery, there was even a voice mail from the PCP's nurse to check up on me and leave a number I can call with questions.

I can also highly recommend my primary care-practitioner, Dr. Michael McCarty, who really listens and goes that extra mile when you need his help, although since their system is so well-organized and efficient, I imagine any doctor in the Lafayette group would probably provide a similar quality of service

Overall, BCH has provided me with top notch, dependable medical care that I find really calms my nerves when in pain or ill and accelerates my healing process. Thank you BCH!

They just want to get you out fast as they can at the the expense of your overall health. The staff is impolite and they don t let you feel comfortable enough to talk.

Waited over an hour and a half in the waiting room. Not one time were any chairs or surfaces sanitized. After 30 plus minutes a receptionist moved me to the covid section of the ED not knowing if I have Covid or not and nothing had been wiped down nor the triage chair. When I acknowledged it and the nurse heard me instead of sanitizing the areas she proceeded to ask us not to tell patient information. NO information was given about another patient just that yall aren't working at all to keep people from getting sick!! I did not obtain care from that moment on. If they aren't wiping down the common area with a lot of traffic I'd hate to see their maintenance of the rooms. Enter at your own risk. Chance of Covid is much greater here than anywhere I've seen. Absolutely disappointed and still sick all because they are lazy and don't want to ensure the safety of their patients.

I was just recently discharged from a 4-day stay at Foothills Hospital. Th nursing staff on the third floor orthopedics wing were ALL incredible! They were kind, efficient, extremely helpful, and helped in every way that they could.

My only suggestion, and this goes for the lab as well as the nursing statff and that is PLEASE DO NOT WEAR PERFUME! I am a big fan of perfume, but if a patient is the least bit nauseated it is very hard to have to smell perfume.

Otherwise, THANK YOU AL SO MUCH FOR YOUR INCREDIBLE CARE!

Awful awful experience. My boyfriend sliced his own leg really severely and when he walked into the ER he was bleeding everywhere because it was a pretty severe injury and the doctor who brought him back( his name is ZACH) shamed him for getting blood on the floor and was extremely rude. He thought that I had inflicted the wound because it looked like a purposeful injury and when they found out that it was self inflicted and that I didn t slice my own boyfriends leg they decided to keep him (I understand the protocol) however I am currently writing this laying in the hospital bed with my boyfriend after spending the night and being promised to see an evaluator at 7 AM. It is now 3 pm and we have been sitting here with no help or assistance. They brought us food but other than that have done very very little in the way of asking if my boyfriend is feeling okay, when the evaluator will be here, etc. 80% of the people who work here are EXTREMELY cold and rude and especially towards somebody who inflicted harm on themselves? Like you work in the care industry how about even one ounce of sympathy? The only kind and helpful person so far has been a security guard. A freaking security guard. DO NOT GO HERE. They are money hungry and cruel. If I could give negative stars I could.

So, I was refereed to Boulder Community for a prenatal first trimester ultrasound and genetic screening. Before going I talked with my doctor about the cost and briefly looked at insurance to make sure they were in network and it would be covered. I then received a bill for $1,300 for the ultrasound from Boulder community! Obviously this was a complete surprise! After going around and around with my insurance company, I finally figured out the the ultrasound was codded wrong. We called the billing department and at Boulder Community which they were 0 help and talk to my doctor. From my doctor we can see on the paperwork from Boulder Community that they had a different code from what I was on the referral. The code that I was on the referral clearly is for a first trimester ultrasound, the one Boulder community put is for a general ultrasound with no reference to prenatal or first trimester. My doctor's office has called and called and left message (many times while we were in the office. And we aren't getting called back or we are being told they can help us we need to call someone else. We call Anisa in billing and she says she can't do anything and I've called the imagining appointment and they say I need to talk to Bonnie, but even though I've left messages for this Bonnie to call me back she has not. The office people tell me they sometimes need to change the code because new info is discovered during the visit. But there was absolutely nothing new from our visit. Definitely, I was pregnant and still in my first trimester. We have our doctor saying its the wrong code and a bunch of people not willing to call us back or talk to us at Boulder Community. The lack of sympathy and willingness to help us over what was probably a clerical error is unbelievable.

Rude, incompetent nurses. Had to report several nurses to DORA for malpractice. It seems like getting rid of the unvaccinated nurses meant getting rid of the intelligent ones who knew how to do their jobs right.

I went to ER. They took me right in and immediately gave me an EKG, xray, blood test, and IV fluids. They were very complete, smart, caring snd efficient.
Ive seen many ERs around the country with my mom or others. This, by far, is the best ER that I have ever seen.

emily the cna has good knowledge, but as a cna she is terrible. disappointed that she knows what she s doing, but doesn t care enough to apply what she knows in this field. 2/5 stars, not satisfied.

This is a review for Home Health Care from a family member caregiver of a sibling suffering from COPD/Interstitial Lung Disease. He was hospitalized in January 2020 with COVID OC43, and after 7 months in virtual lock down at home, very weak and depressed/anxious due to transition of life of being on 24/7 oxygen, and losing mobility and independence. Sammi Curry, the physical therapist, treated the patient with such compassion and skillfulness, bringing him to a point of being independent, and mobile again. Not only did she make great strides in his physical well being, but in his mental health, giving him hope and able to enjoy activities of daily living again. As a family, we are beyond grateful to Sammi. She values and treats our elderly population with dignity and respect, when they are so vulnerable and treated as "invisible", by some of the community. As far as a review for the hospitalization at BCH of my sibling in January 2020, I would have to rate a zero. I had a release of information, they told me they had "flagged" the chart so the doctor would speak to the family and explain what was going on-my sibling had COVID and was extremely weak and disoriented and unable to communicate for himself. The only contact they made with me was a call 3 days after hospitalization to "come pick him up for discharge. How long will it take you to get here?" While the discharge instructions indicated 24/7 oxygen, he was sent home without oxygen, told had to use Roth Medical for his oxygen-"has contract with BCH" and he went without oxygen for 3 days in an extremely weak, and debilitated state.