CommonSpirit St. Anthony Summit Hospital - Frisco, Colorado

CHRISTINE M.

I can't say enough good things about this hospital. My 3 month old baby wasn't breathing right so I brought him in. The PA diagnosed him with a mix of RSV and altitude affecting him poorly. They brought in the respiratory therapist (Ryan I believe) who was incredible and helped my son clear his mucus and got him on oxygen. The doctor on staff that night was very thorough and helped us figure out what to do. Ultimately it was to go back down to Denver elevation but the care we received was 10/10. Very grateful for the staff.

Kirsten C.

One star because they got us into a room quickly. First triage nurse was good, but the room wasn’t stocked with anything so he had to leave a couple times to retrieve things. The room had trash on the floor. There was no privacy curtain - just glass doors so we were on display. Other people’s hair on the hospital bed sheet. The doctor came in and excused some of my son’s symptoms as having to do with the altitude, but we live nearby…… She then used her CELL PHONE FLASHLIGHT to “observe” my son’s throat… what. Then, they ordered some tests and a second nurse comes in and immediately begins talking about “shocking” a man’s heart so be patient. We never said or did anything to show we weren’t being patient. There was no reason for him to tell us that information, especially in front of my son. He came in already wearing gloves, but then proceeded to touch everything in the room with the gloves on and then did the tests on my son with the same gloves. They left the oxygen finger thing and blood pressure cuff on him after taking his vitals. They never said they wanted to keep it on for monitoring so it seemed as if they forgot? Not sure.

Gordon F.

I'm a veteran that came here in the summer. The care was good. The administration team dealing with insurance has been a nightmare. I have called them a dozen times trying to get my correct insurance to them through the VA and they cannot figure it out. Once I called with all the information they needed and was told "we are good now" to only get the same bill with no explanation of what happened. I'm going to pay out of pocket to avoid collections because of their incompetence. If you are a Veteran avoid this dumpster fire if you can!

Nicole M.

Very disappointed with my care. Came in for a hernia as my urgent care doctor requested. Waited 2 hours in a room before the doctor came in. She didn't even examine me or even touch the area. 3 hours I got a C Scan and was emailed when the results came back waited another hour for the doctor and had to page to even have someone come in. Dr tells me all is well and nothing showed up in my scan. Showed the results stating it was a hernia and she seemed surprised like she didn't actually look at my scan. Dr told me the hernia wasn't serious and all I had to do was loose weight and it would heal itself. Was given Pepcid for pain... At the 3 hour mark. At the 4 hour mark we were still sitting in a room waiting. Discharge papers given are for just stomach pain nothing about the hernia or what to do at home about it. Paperwork states if pain is constant return to ED, pain was constant for 4 hours at the hospital and was sent home. After calling my primary care doctor to schedule my follow up appointment they didn't even know about the hernia and was told to go back to the ED because of the statements in the discharge form. Why was I allowed to leave if all issues requiring a return visit were happening while I was in the ED? Why was I just told that if I lost weight I would get better? The hospital clearly does hernia surgery. Is there a weight limit preventing doctors from actually providing care? Are hernias not a serious cause of "belly pain"? I had constant belly pain in the ED and that wasn't considered emergency help.. So do I need emergency help OR do I need to just loose weight. Beyond upset. Disgusting treatment I'd rather die at home than return here to be completely disregarded and not listened to.

Stormy M.

I was on vacation in Breckenridge and ended up being very sick. The air was dry making my sinus Feel like they were on fire. I also had a very hard time breathing and had no energy. I started to panic a little and had my husband take me to the hospital. The nurse up front was super friendly and treated me very kindly. All the staff were very nice and polite. I didn’t wait long and was in a room quickly.

Dr Tranovich was the doctor on duty. He was friendly and listened to my concerns and symptoms. At the time I was very upset and panicked about my breathing. He calmed me down explaining my oxygen levels were good. I was very impressed with the doctor and the staff. I was treated and given a prescription. I was able to enjoy the rest of my vacation comfortably. I wanted to write a review and thank the staff working on 3/16/24.

Elsie B.

I split my hand open while hiking. I was happy with my care. The nurses cleaned my hand well, and gave me a warm blanket. The Dr did well stitching my wound together.

Derek O.

Two days ago I had hernia surgery at Peak One Surgery Center at St Anthony Summit Hospital. From check in to discharge it was as professional and compassionate as one could hope for. Based on my age and active lifestyle I am unfortunately well acquainted with hospitals and after a small delay St Anthony was as good as it gets. I would be absolutely derelict if I did not mention the preop/postop surgical nurses Andrea and Julie. I have never had more skilled and professional and just plain kind nurses ever. I don't hope to be back but wish them all the best.

Jessica L.

I had to come to this hospital last night because I had lower back pain that I couldn’t even walk on. They did NOTHING for me. My back is still in pain and they just gave me medication and kicked me out. I wish they would have looked into the reason why this situation happened and let me know treatments