Orthopedic Associates of Denver in Denver

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  Kelli Bercovitch

  :: 13 April 2018 18:47:25

  I have never been here. I have never called here. I don't know anyone who has. However, for the past year I have been receiving appointment reminders for at least 5 different people. You should know that your calls from this office are going to complete strangers. I have let them know each time that they're calling the wrong person and yet, the calls persist. Today when I called them the receptionist hung up on me. FOUR TIMES! Rude people.

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  Kristin Zagray

  :: 22 March 2018 15:20:37

  Dr. Imran Choudhry MD at Orthopedic Associates performed surgery on my ripped arm tendon (tennis elbow gone bad). He has been great from the start; tying a cortisone shot and PRP injections first before advising surgery. I am currently in PT hoping to return tot he squash courts in a couple more months. I found Dr. Choudhry to be an excellent surgeon and a nice guy. The entire team who helped me on surgery day where great, nice, caring, professional. I'd totally recommend this practice to anyone.

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  Debbie Steinke

  :: 30 November 2017 11:12:01

  Saw Dr Choudhry for a broken hand/wrist. Front office is a bit rude and can tell they don't really care about customer. Short wait time to see doctor, especially considering a specialty practice. Dr Choudhry was kind and professional. My condition was not complicated and very little discussion was needed. I was fitted with a splint by Jasmine. She was sweet and helpful in instructing me on the splint. So from a care perspective, my treatment was good. The problem came in with the splint. I fell a couple days later and the splint wire broke. I thought maybe they could send back under warranty or something but since I fell, it was my fault. I understand that. So I began looking online. I found the same exact splint from the same company they use to purchase the splint for $96. They billed the splint to my insurance and then I pay my deductible which means that I will pay for the splint in total. They billed the insurance $400. After deductions per the contracting, it would be about $350 that I would owe. They collected $175 up front from me and I am waiting for the bill for the remainder. I asked if I could buy the exact same new splint and give it back to them unused for a refund. Nope!! So here I sit with a broken splint, broken hand, and waiting for the bill for the remainder of what I owe for the splint they marked up 4x what they paid for it. Perhaps this is what is wrong with health care!!! A piece of advice; If you need durable medical equipment you should see what you can get it for online and not pay for it at the doctor's office.

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  Patrick Chandler

  :: 11 September 2017 12:15:55

  My surgeon was a 5 star doctor. I reviewed him separately. Office takes a while to send in disability paperwork, but that is expected.

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  Derek Zunker

  :: 15 March 2017 14:34:18

  I received poor care at Orthopedic associates. After waiting 1 hour in the waiting room I was examined by a doctors assistant who provided the wrong diagnosis. The doctor spent 5 minutes with me to check the assistants work and did not catch the real issue I was having. There are better providers in Denver. I would steer clear of these guys.