I would give this VA no stars if possible. Dr. Kaur, neurology, was extremely homophobic and my entire appointment was trying to convince us to move to a different city where we'd be accepted, I let my team and the director know, this is not her first offense and was not reprimanded. -- I've told the doctors EVERY TIME I go that I will not take pharmaceuticals anymore because every time they put me on something I end up extremely ill. All I've been asking for is a diagnosis, after years of being in the active duty health system and the VA's and I get a letter in the mail for MORE physical therapy, like I haven't completed it time and time again. The teams don't do their job and honestly I don't even think they're capable. I walked in with notes on different disorders and a pain disorder that affects the body my doctor thought only affected the jaw and face muscle. *claps sarcastically* Great Job knowing your patients and your jobs. Oh and when I asked to be seen by a neurologist outside of the VA system it was denied. Yeah, I don't think that's a coincidence.

Great processes. Knowledgable staff. Smooth transitions. Electronic medical records. Treated respectfully. Very helpful. Great care. Thanks for serving those of us who served!

I've been using this facility for many many years. They have the most wonderful doctors and nurses you could ask for. They have always treated me with respect, and made sure to address any and every issue I have had quickly and efficiently. I can't say a single negative word about this hospital, they have saved my life more than once!

Staff was very nice and helped get me to the right area to be seen they were running just @ little behind but wait time was n{t bad at all

I did my internship at the Grand Junction Hospital and I have to say even short staffed the staff is courteous and friendly. I believe they are truly there to help