The Little Clinic

This is a wonderful service. I was treated better than I am treated at my own doctors office. They listened to me and treated me with respect and now I don’t have to waste my lunch hour at work trying to get a painful infection cured because I was able to see someone on a Sunday. The only problem is there may be a wait and they can only see so many patients in a day, but given it is at king soopers it is surely not an inconvenient drive. I will take the wait when given a choice between waiting and paying and expensive urgent care bill!

Heather the N. P is very nice and friendly and she’s knowledgeable. I’ve been to this little clinic more than once and each time I left happy.

*IF YOU NEED A FOLLOW UP APPOINTMENT, BETTER GO BEFORE TEN DAYS!
my husband wasted an hour of his time off work to go here for a 10-​day follow-​up appt since his diagnosis was probably incorrect & antibiotics not working, only to leave without any treatment after an hour — very frustrated. Wouldn’t you say that if you went on the 17^th, that the 27^th would be TEN DAYS LATER? that’s how days are counted… 27 minus 17 is 10. Simple math here people. apparently not. even the receptionist argued with the doctor that it was 10 days, and the doctor still said it was 11 because the 17^th counted as «day 1» — what??? 24 hours later (18^th) should be day 1. totally insane. I called the other nearby Broomfield Little Clinic to ask if this 10-​day policy for re-​treatment would qualify him for the discounted rate — and she said «of course it would. that’s ten days» My husband did not have time to go to yet another clinic the same day, taking more time off.
I think corporate needs to get straight on their policies and make sure the people they hire understand basic math. This is not difficult, which made it all the more frustrating.

We have been here numerous times for cold, flu, aches, sprains etc… over the last three years. Heather, the Nurse Practitioner, is fantastic. Her diagnoses has always been spot on and she emails prescriptions directly to the pharmacy we use so we just need to go by and pick them up when ready which saves us time.
Since it is only her there can be a wait but not much different than other urgent care facilities.

I was there today for ear pressure and pain. I did not receive any service because the only provider had to go to lunch. Here on vacation, I wish I had been seen. Now I either make a second trip or go without. I wasted time when I could have been
grandchildren.

I sent my 18-​year-​old son here for a physical for our foster care license because they have a big sign that says «Sports Physicals, $ 30». After waiting for 15 minutes just to see someone appear they refused to give my son a physical and sign the very simple form required by the state for a foster care physical. The form simply states that the doctor saw him and determined that at that particular moment in time, he’s healthy enough to help take care of children. The people were rude and difficult to deal with. I called later to discuss the matter and the employee promised to ask her supervisor about it and call me back. She never called back. During the call she told me, «We do urgent care, not physicals. That’s for your primary doctor.». I asked then why do you have a big sign that says «sports physicals?» It’s clear to me that the Little Clinic does not support foster/​adoptive families in Colorado and they probably don’t really want to do their job at all in general. Because of the attitude and apathy, this is not the kind of place where I would trust my children’s health care, not even for a band-​aid.