Dr. Elizabeth Lowdermilk, MD — Psychiatrist in Denver, CO
Address777 Bannock St CO, Denver, CO 80204
Phone+1303-436-7777
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Terrible! The office was 30 mins late & when it was time (I GOT THE WRONG DR.)Twice I was passed off onto other doctors when my PCP scheduled me to see Lowdermilk. I am now 7 weeks behind seeing a psychologist. I responded saying (I WOULD ONLY SPEAK WITH THE DR. I WAS SCHEDULED FOR) That's when I was also told to call & reschedule AGAIN if I actually wanted to see the Dr. I WAS ALREADY SCHEDULED TO SEE! HORRIBLE DISGUSTING TREATMENT! Passing a human being around from Dr. To Dr. Is HORRIBLE HEALTH CARE. The Dr. Only gets to know the patient through paper & digital data. What kind of treatment is this other than Torturous?! It is No Wonder why people are Suffering! & the ones of us trying to help ourselves get this treatment! HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE DO NOT GO TO DENVER HEALTH FOR ANY REASON WHAT SO EVER! UNPROFESSIONAL & FOR A PSYCHOLOGIST & DOCTORS OFFICE (IT IS UNACCEPTABLE) ZERO STAR IF POSSIBLE If you are Suffering I HIGHLY suggest calling a support line & going to University! DO NOT WAIT FOR THESE PEOPLE IT MAY BE TOO LATE BY THE TIME THEY CHOOSE TO SEE YOU. GET REAL HELP
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