Rocky Mountain Gastroenterology

RMG — Rocky Mountain Gastroenterology, according to their website, «Rocky Mountain Gastroenterology (RMG) is devoted to the care of patients with diseases and disorders of the digestive tract, including the esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver and pancreas.»
Throughout my life, I would eat some foods, and my system, my stomach (etc.) would get upset.
You know that if you eat something, you will not feel good thereafter. I eat food that is way spicy, and OOPs!, no good! You know what I mean.
Well, for the first 8 months of this year, that was still happening to me, but it was getting so much worse. Yes, I was getting older, so you seem to expect and accept it. But, lately, I didn’t seem to be able to eat much, and BAM! my system was upset, and it was almost immediately! It was getting to the point that I couldn’t even drink some water without my system getting upset. I was getting so tired of all of this. I didn’t want to continue on with my life in this way. I was afraid to eat, afraid to drink water. It was BAD! I knew that if I didn’t seek some medical help/​attention, that it wouldn’t be good for me down the road.
I started researching on the internet, all of my symptoms (bloating, acid reflux, and many more, which I won’t go into), and found what we thought might be the problem. I also knew my family history, so all of the pieces were fitting into place, things made sense. I pretty much knew what I had, but needed to get a specialist’s opinion.
I researched specialists on Unilocal!and found RMG — Rocky Mountain Gastroenterology. I called and asked some questions regarding insurance, etc., and made an appointment. My husband and I met with Dr. Gareth Weimer at one of the RMG offices, and I’m so glad I did.
RMG — Rocky Mountain Gastroenterology, according to their website, «Rocky Mountain Gastroenterology (RMG) is devoted to the care of patients with diseases and disorders of the digestive tract, including the esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver and pancreas.»
We met with Dr. Weimer, talked to him, he asked me questions, and BAM! I was right. I was diagnosed with what I thought I had (family medical history was right on!, oh well). Dr. Weimer suggested a path of treatment, and we agreed with what we thought was right for me. He also suggested seeing their Dietician, regarding FODMAPs, which we had also found on the internet, and I had started reading on and following, but that’s another review (see my review on Kara Siedman, RDN).
Dr. Weimer at RMG was professional and right on. I am glad that I now have a handle on this. Yes, it’s a life long treatment that I will follow, as my health now, and later in life, depends on it. If I don’t, I know the possible complications that can happen, and I don’t want that.
So, long story short, call RMG if any of this seems to «hit home» with you. You know who you are, and what I’m talking about.
Take care, your health depends upon it.
Thank you

DON’T USE THIS GROUP!!!
I was recommended this group by an ER. Huge mistake. They are a revolving door with patients. They don’t take the time to care or to check back up on you. It’s also hard to reach anyone on the phone most of the time.
I was in an insurmountable amount of GI pain. They did not get me in when needed. I only saw a PA who wasn’t very good. I tried calling, in tears, asking to be seen and have something further done, and a doctor told me over the phone to just take more meds. They also prescribed me more medication over the phone, which I would have preferred they saw me in person first.
I finally went to a specialist who recommended GI of the Rockies. And using them vs. Rocky Mountain Gasto is like night and day. I now get treated, not just as a patient, but as a person who matters.
But even after months of not going to this group, I am still having issues with them.
GI of the Rockies is trying to obtain all my medical records and Rocky Mountain Gastro has seemed to have lost one of my test results. They claim I never had it done, which in fact I did and they even called me to tell me the results a few months ago. So I know they have them somewhere…
They are a mess.

Office staff was HORRIBLE. The lady who answers the phone at the Rose location, is the same person who goes into the patient room with you and records all of your past medical history, asks symptom questions and takes vitals… She isn’t even a nurse or a med assistant. While going through my medical history, the OFFICE ASSISTANT (again, not a nurse) was asking me how to spell very well known medical terms and also goofed my chart up and accidentally merged my file with another patient’s file. When Dr. Moss came in, she looked at me confused and asked me if I had just lost 40+ pounds… DEFINITELY NOT ME… I’ve weighed 125 pounds for as long as I can remember… She then asked to confirm that I do have diabetes… Again, INCORRECT. Weird…
So I shrugged it off and went to another appointment to find out a diagnosis to my problem — I mean, come on… It takes like 2 months to get into a gastro AND WAS NOT about to wait another 2 months to be seen by a new practice.
I had an endoscopy (which again, the OFFICE ASST had NO idea how to spell) and a colonoscopy. Dr. Moss had a great bedside manner and practices at Rose, which I love that hospital. But… I wasn’t 100% impressed by Dr. Moss and her ability to explain the outcome of the procedure OR her office staff. I am now going to South Denver Gastro for a second opinion.

i hate this place after looking for parking for 30 minutes! i arrived 10 minutes late to my appointment and they made me wait i was by myself set my son wasnt being seen i waited alone for 10 minutes and another parent came in and they saw her imidiately? when i had been theyre alone for 10 minutes? hate this place never coming back