Community Medical Center

I was given an appointment promptly and treated kindly. I needed to be seen right away for an infected wound and was able to be seen the same morning that I called even as a new patient. Staff and Dr Duiker were professional, friendly and accommodating. No complaints!

Been to Urgent Care 4 times over the past couple years and every time is an unbelievable lack of competence. Every time I go here they double bill my insurance company (nurse and DR separate) which doubles my out of pocket. You wait for 45 minutes with no lines in front of you to see a physician for 5 minutes that does nothing. I’ve had botched blood tests they billed me for when the on call nurse said if they couldn’t get anything they wouldn’t bill me. Just a horrible facility with shady practices. Stay away at all cost, convenient location means nothing with the amount you’re going to have to deal with in billing after the fact. And they will not prescribe you anything to help you with your ailment. I don’t know why I came back so many times hoping for a different outcome.

Everyone here was absolutely amazing. Very pleasant. Explained everything that they were doing and checked on us regularly. Very impressed with this facility! Ruth is a fantastic nurse, and Dr. Thompson was a very responsive and friendly doctor.

With all of the choices available, this one would be LAST on my list. The staff is indifferent, the nurses rude, and the doctors un-​knowledgeable. When I questioned the OTC medicine they were recommending for my 13 y.o., the nurse was unable to further explain the benefit. He seemed put out that I would want to be completely informed about the course of recommended care and sarcastically asked if I wanted to speak with the doctor further. I guess we are just supposed to do what they say and shut up? I’m not an idiot and I’m angered that they would treat me as such. Just explain! If you can’t, then maybe this isn’t a course of treatment that is in the best interest of my CHILD! I felt like the Dr. was throwing darts at a dart board as his method of diagnosis and as long as he didn’t take out his prescription pad, he was A-​Okay.
As a side note, the doctor left a dirty paper towel on the counter and the return air vent in the patient care room was disgustingly filthy! That’s the stuff I could see. What about the stuff I couldn’t see???
Also, the 3 ½ hour wait was ridiculous! «Well, it’s just a busy night» is not a good enough explanation for me. Are businesses incapable of calling in reinforcements when wait times exceed a certain threshold? Is that a business decision that is really that difficult to understand?
Go to Children’s Hospital Urgent Care that is a short 10 minute drive away if you are looking for excellent patient care with knowledgeable doctors and caring staff and nurses (I’m sorry I thought it would save time by sticking closer to home). Go to Community Medical Center if you want to waste 3 ½ hours of your life and leave sicker than when you walked in the doors. Even King Soopers’ Little Clinic is better than this place.

Thank goodness they are available. When your kid has an ear infection, strep, etc that keeps them up all night this place is like a miracle. We find the people friendly, check in process simple and doctors knowledgeable. When you can’t wait for your regular doctor, this place works out great. They even mixed up the penicillin for her. So helpful because the pharmacy isn’t open till 10 today!

Short version: late crew here for urgent care are scumbags.
Two nights after I’d moved to Colorado, I came down with terrible chills and a fever. I decided not to see a doctor and went to bed for the night, but when my wife found me violently shaking a couple hours later she decided I really ought to see someone. It was late, and most urgent care centers were closed. Community Medical Center’s urgent care was open until 11, though! We knew we probably wouldn’t make it in until ~10:45, and wanted to make sure we’d still be seen — we had four kids we’d have to drag out of bed for this — so my wife called ahead. They kept her on the phone for 8 minutes and transferred us repeatedly before finally promising that if we showed up at all before 11:00 on the dot they would be willing to see us. We told them we would leave immediately, and we did.
We arrived at 10:55. Doors were locked. We called, and the same people who had promised us we could be seen told us that, though it wasn’t quite 11, the doctor was already packing up and there was nothing they could do.

On a Sunday (of course!) my dad had an infection make itself known — it was right over his spine, and painful. We headed here and had an excellent experience. We were treated promptly by a friendly, knowledgeable staff. Not once were we treated like a burden for coming in on a Sunday, and the staff was flat out gregarious. To top it off, the facility was clean and well-​maintained. While I hope never to need this service again, if the event arises that I need help I would not hesitate to return here. A+

I’ve never been to urgent care before, but found myself dizzy, feeling like I was going to faint. My doctor was booked, but the office suggested I go to urgent care. I went in, was seen right away and put in a bed to wait. I got some IV fluids and while I was waiting the nurses were so nice and attentive — offered a blanket, some snacks, very sweet.
I was there for about three hours total and when I left I told the doctor that I still felt out of sorts, still a bit dizzy (though not as dizzy as I was when I arrived, but definitely not normal) and light-​headed. The doctor told me pretty much that they were releasing me and if I got worse I could come back, they were open till midnight. I drove home groggy and light-​headed.
About a week later the dizziness got worse again and I begged my doctor to see me. The office squeezed me in and diagnosed me with an ear infection. «They looked in my ears and nose at urgent care, why didn’t THEY diagnose me with an ear infection?» I asked my doctor.
«Did you go to urgent care at Community?» she asked. Yup. Well.
I went to Community because it’s covered by my insurance. I wouldn’t recommend them because though the nurses are nice, I spent over a week with continued dizziness and light-​headedness that could have been treated with Sudafed and Flonase! AND Community billed my insurance company nearly $ 2000 for what amounted to two bags of IV fluids and a blood draw. If you have I choice, I wouldn’t go here.