Rose Medical Center

I was cleared to be discharged at 10 am this morning and it is now 2:40 pm and my discharge is nowhere in site. The medical care is fine but the bureaucracy is killing.

Very impressed by the professional level of service exhibited by this hospital. Their website is very informative, and even tells you what the ER wait time is! Also want to give praise for their customer care, and Ask a Nurse service.

recently had my baby here over the summer and while the food was great and most of the staff was awesome i had one big issue. they messed up my birth certificate and now my baby has no father listed. we filled out two different forms since we weren’t married to have him put on there and now i have to go to the denver vital records office and pay to fix the hospitals mistake.

ER wait time is time before Rose starts charging you. I waited in an ER bed for 90 minutes and was given two pills. $ 2,000. Yes. $ 2,000. It was late and I was tired so I left. The wait time number is DECEPTIVE. I thought once I had a bed I would be treated in a reasonable amount of time. Instead I listened to nurses laughing in the other room and saw doctors wandering around. Now I am stuck with a huge bill after I sought treatment elsewhere.

I had microdiscectomy (back) surgery at Rose on 7÷29÷15. The staff who cared for me was incredible; from my first interaction at the registration desk to the nurse who reviewed instructions and discharged me and all Rose staff in between, I was treated like I was the most important patient ever. Simply put, they were friendly, responsive, knowledgeable and professional. I was impressed by the facilities. Rose opened in the 1950’s but is in no way old and tired. My surgeon told me the OR was recently built and the surgical microscope and other tools he relies on are state of the art. My room was clean, comfortable and didn’t have that yucky hospital smell. I wouldn’t hesitate recommending Rose Medical Center.

I was VERY impressed by the nursing staff. My Mom was there this past week in various areas. She came in for Celluitis and a fever/​infection and ended up having afib and breathing issues as well. The nurses on the 4^th, 2^nd and 5^th floors were amazing. I am blanking on some names, but Rachel rocked on 2 at night… and Cathy, Sherri, and more. Just impressed. Aj as well. It wasnt’ just that they were good at their jobs, we were treated with respect and kindness the whole time. By everyone in fact. The welcome ladies, the guard, the aides, the people who ran tests and the food service. My mom and dad have had a lot of hospital visits and we have had horrible experiences. I don’t live in Denver, but if I did, I would only go there to Rose Medical.

I had to bring my pregnant daughter in, as she was vomiting blood. Every time I have gone to the ER the front desk person is rude. Obviously we are not going to look great, or be in a great mood, coming in straight out of bed. The medical care is much better than the Medical Center of Aurora, or Denver Health, but they did choose to let my daughters baby die, I believe because of Obama care and the expense when we were here in February. I do have to give them credit for figuring out what was wrong, and saving my daughters life in February, where the medical center of Aurora just rolled their eyes and sent us home at least 4 times. Because, the employees have been seriously rude on multiple occasions, I give it a two. The doctors are ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ as far as care, and the nurses tend to gossip a lot. When you are scared and involved in an emergency, it sucks to be treated badly, and especially in the case of my daughters baby dying, and her being right on the edge, it really sucked. Also in February my daughter actually kicked a doctor or nurse out of the room, because my daughter was extremely emotional about going through labor just to have her baby die and the woman pretty much told her to suck it up …

went to the ER; separated by thin curtains, i listened as the girl next to me threw up and described her pain, and the next guy down go into his drug use. Meanwhile the nurses were talking about the «sh*t load of crackers» they ate — their words.

Rose Medical Center is top notch. I had surgery in May. All of the staff beginning with Pre-​admission, pre-​op and the nurses were wonderful. The nurse who called me for the pre admission was patient during all of my questions and comforting in regards to my upcoming surgery. Everyone I met had a great sense of humor which is very helpful when you are having surgery. The room was very nice and I liked that I could order from a menu. I even received a card from the nursing staff.

OK, bumping them up by two full stars. My sense is that I had a bad experience in the ER a while back, and it left a bad taste. My recent experience was much better. My dad had a full shoulder replacement, and spent a few days at Rose.
The room was very clean and comfortable, and the staff all very friendly. So here’s my take-​away: For stitches in the ER, no bueno. For in-​patient procedures, much better.

Very happy with Rose Medical Center, doctors and nurses are very nice in the er. I will be getting surgery there on May 26^th, 2015 so i hope that goes well

Absolutely the worst hospital in Colorado hands down! I was denied life saving surgery because the doctors didn’t want to do it, charged me 300 dollars for an intern to tell me exactly what I told him. went straight to DENVER HEATH and they took amazing care of me and did the major surgery I needed and helped me get heath insurance to help with the bill, all costing 100 dollars. now Roses billing office has been harassing me the last 3 months for this bill and denying my Heath insurance! They should have shut down this hospital down when one of there nurses was spreading Hepatitis to over 100 patients! WORST HOSPITAL IN THE USA. I NORMALLY DON’T DO REVIEWS AT ALL, BUT I FEEL LIKE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW THIS! If I could I would give ZERO stars.

The emergency room is the last place I want to spend a Friday night/​Saturday morning.
That being said, the staff is incredible, and the amount of care they put into everything is evident. They took me back right away, even saying «we don’t let people wait, here.» And went above and beyond even though they knew what was wrong, just to be sure. I’ve never felt so comfortable at a hospital, especially while fairly ill and in a lot of pain. Didn’t try the food, but I don’t judge hospitals on their cuisine.

A good time is not what many would describe their experiences at a hospital. And for the most part, you are not on Unilocal looking for a fun Friday night date suggestion. But if you wear a suit it could be like one. Rose has nice ways to recover with an attentive staff and the food is pretty good too. My wife love the fries here.
My job is spent in hospitals, as a caregiver, but the view of a patient is not something that I was well versed on. 3 years ago my girlfriend (now wife) started down her road of cancer treatment. After 12 surgeries a team of 9 specialist, tending to her on a regular basis and will continue for unforeseeable future. We are very thankful for their attentiveness to her personal needs and most everyone laughed at my jokes, while my wife just rolled her eyes.
We love the location, being just a few blocks away, it makes the ride home so much easier. Especially after she was going through her expansions during her reconstruction process.
Good luck to anyone reading this and I hope it helps you in your choice.

Very impressed with the food here. The Philly cheesesteak hands-​down is probably the best Philly cheesesteak I’ve had in Denver. The trout with the mango salsa was excellent. The New York strip was good, of course it was little bland because it was a hospital but the flavor was good and the vegetables were all excellent I wish I could go back to eat there!

Doctors and nurses were attentive and helpful.
The food is mostly horrible.

Hospitals aren’t the greatest place to be by far, but Rose Medical makes the unpleasant or uncomfortable situations tolerable, and the environment and staff their are great.
I would recommend the hospital for sure!

I have had all my mammograms, MRI’s and breast reconstruction at Rose and have received excellent care. Today I did the surgery check-​in with Leah and it was quick, easy and she was very professional and friendly.
The nurses in surgery and the recovery room have been exceptional.
The medical center is extremely clean and everything is easy to find. The waiting area is very comfortable and they have complimentary coffee and tea.
There is complimentary valet and free WI-​FI.

I have had a mammogram, steroetactic biopsy, two MRI’s, a bilateral mastectomy and two reconstructive surgeries at Rose Medical Center. I think it is safe to say that I have sampled the wares here. I have had excellent care in every facet of my treatment and would not hesitate to go back to Rose for any other type of medical issue. All of my hospitalizations were as pleasant as they could be, under the circumstances. FYI, you can get a walk in mammogram. No excuses!
My very favorite part of the hospital is «The Suites.» What is nice about this section is that there are only two patients per nurse and you have a private chef who can cook your meals to order. Their menu eludes me – sedation and pain meds have a way of making you not remember to take pics of your meals or write drafts, but I do remember thinking the food was delicious. I received the sweetest thank you note from the staff who, undoubtedly, were putting up with a mess of a patient (my oxygen was low and I kept setting off alarms).
Be sure to put Rose in the «possibilities» pile of hospitals next time you get to choose where you have a procedure. It’s location is convenient for those who live in metro-​Denver and it is a fantastic facility.

So, I had a baby. And I had it here. And damn, it was a much more pleasant experience that I ever thought something like this could be. Because let’s face facts. Hospitals in general don’t really scream «good times» and neither does the idea of labor and delivery. So, what made this a good experience? So glad you asked…
The labor and delivery rooms are niiiiiiiiccce, like hotel suites. They are big enough that you could bring in a whole clan of family if you’d like, but cozy enough that if you only want your husband and medical team there it doesn’t feel overly large. They come equipped with a jacuzzi tub that you can use as you please. The beds convert from labor to delivery and have all kinds of accoutrements for laboring such as a squatting bar (don’t ask if you don’t know please). They offer you all the birthing accessories one might want such as exercise balls and ice chips. The lights can be dimmed. The temperature can be controlled to your liking. You can watch movies in the DVD player. You can listen to your own music. In fact, just about the only thing they won’t let you do is have candles (or any open flames really) and catch the baby on its way out yourself.
And as nice as the rooms are the nurses working in labor and delivery are that much nicer. I (luckily) was only here for a short time so I didn’t get to know too many of them, but you are assigned one nurse for the duration of his or her shift. This means if you have a shorter labor you might not ever change nurses, but even if you have a longer one you only change nurses once every eight hours or so.
They also offer you room service — a standard menu until about 6:30 PM and then a late night snack menu until midnight so right after I had Ephraim our nurse brought me a menu and told me to order up to restore my strength. And I ordered a spinach salad with strawberries and feta and a cheese plate while Nick indulged in some sort of sandwich. It was by no means a 5 star meal, but it was nice to have the food and to have choices.
Additionally as soon as you have your baby, the nurse brings you this delicious juice concoction that tasted like you were sitting on a beach. A well-​deserved mind vacation if I do say so myself.
About 2 hours after labor and delivery they move you to a recovery room where you can stay with your baby and your partner and the nurses there are just as kind. In fact about a week after we got home we received a card from all our nurses wishing us congratulations and they had all taken the time to write a little note in there which was so thoughtful. These rooms are smaller, but still fairly comfortable and there is no such thing as visiting hours, people can come whenever they want, or limits to visitors, we packed that place with grandparents and surrogate aunts and uncles. And they have a fridge that you have complete access to that is really only stuffed with ice cream and graham crackers. Plus they have a soda machine for patients and all the coffee you can drink any time of the day.
As for the doctors, well you get to bring your own in you know and that is for a separate review. However, I did choose to get an epidural later into my labor and I’ll say that the anesthesiologist was about the most awesome person I’ve met in a hospital. He was very good at making you relax just before stabbing you in the back with a big needle.
And for a little pre-​baby review, I also took my childbirth classes here and even though I missed the last one because my baby came a little early I thought they were great. Our instructor was very professional, informative, and personable. All in all it was a great experience at Rose from start to finish and I would definitely recommend you consider having your baby here if you are considering having a baby anywhere.