Mariam Razi,MD

Dr Razi is the most compassionate, empathic and caring Doctor I have ever seen. She goes the extra mile constantly to make sure I’m treated properly by all the specialist I see and makes a difficult chronic health condition easier to manage. I feel very fortunate to have her leading my medical team.

Dr. Razi is wonderful. She is more thorough and attentive to details than most of the (many) general practitioners I’ve been to; she clearly loves and is committed to what she does; and her general approach seems a bit more enlightened and up-​to-​date than that of many doctors. (She tests for things that some of my other doctors didn’t, and she seems better able to interpret test results than some of my other doctors.) My husband and I are very happy to have found her. Her new staff members (nurse and front office) are also great. (I get the sense that some of the negative reviews below are due to some problematic previous staff who are no longer working there.) Highly recommended.

Our appointment was rescheduled three times, each time to a time when I work. Finally I was able to get Dr. Razi’s office to honor an appointment I actually made, and from the moment I arrived, the receptionist gave me nothing but problems.
She requested the wrong co-​pay from me, then threatened that I wouldn’t be able to see the doctor if I didn’t give her the more expensive co-​pay (even though it was $ 30 more than what was listed on my insurance card and what is requested from my insurance). The receptionist was rude and condescending.
Meanwhile, another woman came in, having made an appointment three weeks ago, and they couldn’t find her in the schedule. She was sent away.
Then came the actual appointment itself… YIKES!
I was rescheduled again the night before my follow up appointment, receiving a voicemail at 8 pm the night before my appt saying that the dr wanted to get out of the office early the next day so my appt needed to be canceled or rescheduled … AGAIN.
And voicemails left for the doctor? Forget about it! Never once have any of our six plus voicemails over the course of the last three months been returned.
I called my insurance and requested a change to a new PCP as soon as I possibly could. At least now the doctor actually keeps his appointments… unlike Dr. Razi.

I have been going to Dr. Razi for the last 2 years; she is a great doctor and a very attentive listener. Even though she only works 3.5 days a week, her staff goes to great lengths to fit you in if you are needing to see her. I needed a dermatologist and she made a call and got me in that afternoon, amazing. I have now recommended my fiancé go in and see her as we are only here 4 – 5 months a year and I wanted him to be established with a local doctor. Dr. Razi is not only smart but she does have a great «bed side» manner, which is very hard to find these days. Dr. Razi is also young and beautiful… not that that has anything to do with being a good doctor, but I feel her education is very recent and she definitely keeps on up the latest information. And she accepted my medicare and supplemental insurance, now that is saying something.

I moved to Colorado a few months ago and I have really STRUGGLED to find a PCP that I like and trust, which got me feeling very nostalgic and MISSING Dr. Razi. And lo and behold, I never wrote her a Unilocal review.
Dr. Razi is the BEST. Honestly. I have even referred a few friends to her because I know how difficult it is to find a doctor that cares about you, listens to you and offers great medical care. Dr. Razi embodies all of these attributes. She used to even reply to emails from me over the weekend when I had questions or concerns. She is THAT amazing. I seriously wish I could skype her for any health concerns.
If you are looking for a new doctor, you should definitely consider seeing Dr. Razi. Her staff is also extremely helpful and friendly and the office is always clean and well kept.

Dr. Razi seemed really nice, but the overall experience was not worth the hassle. I went in for an annual physical last year, and Dr. Razi asked if I had any concerns. I mentioned one in particular that she brought up, but she quickly dismissed it and moved on. I was a little shocked, but I figured that’s what you get now. After all, doctors don’t seem to prioritize patients who aren’t in immediate danger.
This year, a friend recommended another doctor so I called in to have my records forwarded. They didn’t have any of my records scanned/​input into their system (a year later). This meant they had to fax. They were willing to send one page, but for anything else they wanted $ 25! I’m young with not much medical history other than shots/​vaccines and annual check ups, but the difference of placing a few more sheets in the fax machine was going to cost me more than a lot of people make in a day after taxes. They were unwilling to work with me and simply stated it was «policy» without providing any real reason. It felt like they just didn’t want to provide the service.
(Note: I will be calling my previous doctor in another state who can forward them for free.)
I would recommend avoiding Dr. Razi’s office. I’m sure there are plenty of doctors and offices with more updated methods out there so save yourself the trouble.

Doctor Razi is my PCP. She is kind, compassionate, and really intelligent. I first saw her when I was going through the process of getting diagnosed with a serious neurological disorder. It was scary, and arduous and overwhelming. She walked me through all my lab and MRI results, made sure I understood what was going on, and just made sure I had someone on by my side the entire time. I love her!

Dr. Razi is a wonderful person. She is a general internal medicine physician and I use her as my PCP. In terms of being a physician, she is skilled, knowledgeable, and helpful. Scheduling an appointment is easy. I am rarely kept waiting more than 5 minutes. I’ve never had any billing issues. Dr. Razi also knows a huge number of specialists in the area so anytime something is more complicated or beyond her «jurisdiction» in general internal medicine, I go to one of the specialists she has referred me to and they have all been wonderful and highly skilled.
I will say this, the office is a very small operation and they are only open 3.5 days per week (last time I checked). There is just the doctor and one nurse. Sometimes there is an additional assistant but frequently its just two people running the operation. Because of this, sometimes the office will make a mistake with a prescription, or there might be a scheduling error, etc. However, this is rare. I like that it is a small operation. It feels very personal and you get to know the doctor and the nurse and/​or receptionist which makes for a more enjoyable experience. I recommend Dr. Razi to my friends all the time and they’ve all enjoyed her very much.

I have been seeing Dr. Razi for almost 10 years. Because she is such a great doctor I have followed her as she moved to nicer offices. She has a lot of patients but she always remembers what is going on with me. She has always properly diagnoses me and sends me to a specialist when I need to go and the approvals come pretty fast. It’s easy for me to make appointments and if it is urgent she will see me. As a doctor I can tell she genuinely cares for her patients and their well being. I don’t think that review was fair because from Vanessa because I have been to her consistently for 10 years and have no issues. My recommendation is that if you want a great doctor that makes you feel comfortable and doesn’t unnecessarily over diagnose, then she is a great choice.

Dr. Razi has a great bedside manner and takes the time to listen to your issues (if any). It is easy to book an appointment and her staff is responsive. However, that’s where the compliments stop.
I recently went in for an appointment to refill my prescription for birth control. I told her the pharmacy I usually go to and she wrote it down with the promise of promptly calling for the fill. 2 weeks later, I go to the Pharmacy and there was no call, no prescription filled. I end up calling the office twice (yes, TWICE) to make sure she has called to fill the prescription and thought that that was the end of it. Her receptionist even confirmed that Dr. Razi filled the prescription and notified the pharmacy.
A day later, I show up to the pharmacy and still no prescription available for my birth control. Instead, Dr. Razi provides a prescription for a drug similar to Plan B (a.k.a morning after pill)! No words could describe the shock on my face. How can a doctor mess up this badly? Frustrated, I called one last time for the correction. I get a call the following business day from the nurse apologizing on behalf of the doctor and that the proper paper work was submitted. Really?! Can’t even talk to me in person to apologize.
Real nice, doc. I’m going to switch and I hope no one goes through the same experience as I have. If she messes up a prescription to birth control, what other medication will she mix up? The only reason why I am giving her 2 stars instead of 1 is because I’ve only seen her once and would like to think that she’s better than this. Please be careful everyone.