University Of Colorado Hospital Reviews

i came out i contracted piraderma gang dinosum and also a large scrical wound when i was in there i also have limeted unstable mobilty from the stroke thatwill last the rest of my life help me please

User's recommendation: *** on that place do not go there please.

I work in Insurance, have requested several auths from UC Health, and they have filled the forms incorrectly and then stood by them billing in accordance to terms not offered on the form, which is direct violation of state laws.

User's recommendation: Do not use records department.

I am a veteran that was treated for prostate cancer at UCHealth of Aurora, CO. The Choice Card Program via The Department of Veterans Affairs fee basis me to the location for treatment. My initial service to the location begin in November 2018. The VA requested a complete copy of my medical records for the treatment process on May 5, 2019. A copy of the letter was sent to me that included a Release of Medical Records form. The document was signed and sent to UNHealth Release of Information. As a precaution I decided to follow-up with a telephone call. The release department selectively chose to ignore the request for eighteen days and only responded after I contacted the Patient Advocate Office The department called and left a voice message in references to the issue and a call back phone number. Per stipulation as requested I called the department back. Again, days letter a voice message was left stating that the request had been fulfilled. However, it was not stated the fulfill date. The VA sent a second request dated June 13, 2018 stating the requested records had not been sent. To my veteran that are being treated at any UCHealth facility I suggest to PROCEED WITH STRONG RESERVATIONS

I am writing this review to see if this incident happened to any one else and to ask the insiders and employees to report and whistleblowe whatever they knew about this hate crime which I suspect occurred multiple times. A person working in UCD hospital for more than a decade and who faced severe discrimination and hate for years was poisoned by an unknown substance placed in an oatmeal purchased as a daily routine from what can be described as a disgruntled Hispanic female vendor located in the outpatient area. The hate crime occurred in the fall of 2018 and this person was permanently disabled within hours of ingesting the poisoned oatmeal in what can be described as a hate crime purported by a vendor in the outpatient area. This was not a regular food poisoning. The oatmeal was laced with substance.