Boulder Endocrinology PLLC

My husband who was in the room with me, and I were stunned by the reaction of the Dr., it was like being in a time warp and we were in the 50's. In my head? Really?  I saw one of the Dr.'s with multiple symptoms. She met with me for 7 minutes total, 3 minutes before the one test and 4 minutes after & after running the ONE test basically told me it was all in my head,that  I needed to relax and not to stress.
I have searched for another Dr. and was referred by one of my specialists to another two Dr.'s within the office. One of the Dr.'s is not taking on any new patients.
When I called to make an appointment with the other  Dr. at the same office, I was told the Dr.'s have made an agreement with each other to not allow the patients to see or consult any other Dr. within the office, even if the original Dr. was not a good match or incorrect with their findings. 
If that is the case are they really taking into consideration all the options for their patients? I have never had this kind of issue with a Dr's office before. I find that if it is not a good match most office's are more than happy to allow you to see another Dr. to get a better "fit" and or options to finding a solution to your issue. Each Dr. has their own way of doing things, different training, and are better with different diagnostics due to their backgrounds, but I guess I will not find out as I am not allowed to see anyone else but the one Dr. who refused to listen to me.

This was my first visit. They were very efficient and very knowledgeable.  It took two weeks to get an appointment, but I guess that is within the norm. I would use them again.