Delivered my baby at Lutheran and had the most positive experience. Every single on of the nurses we had during our 3 day stay was so helpful and attentive. They answered all questions I had and were quick to respond to any needs. I felt well taken care of and learned a lot about caring for my new baby and my own recovery process. The facility is also a great environment, and the individual labor rooms are filled with different options for coping techniques as well as dimming lights and a large bathtub. I highly recommend the Labor & Delivery facility at Lutheran and plan on returning for all future deliveries.

We were there when my girlfriend was real sick . We were there for 3 days. She did not have insurance and I see some one made negative comments that if you did not have insurance they were uncaring. I found that statement to be completely inaccurate and false. There where several other people there in the same position as us and they were all treated very well. The food was very good. The rooms beautiful and very clean, but felt homely for a hospital. The staff were excellent and courteous and informative. Usually if someone has a complaint about everywhere they visit, its because the problem is them and not everyone else. Better than DG (Denver Health). Do not go there.

Horrible HORRIBLE Terrible TERRIBLE Horrendous HORRENDOUS Atrocious ATROCIOUS
LAZY IGNORANT UNEDUCATED STAFF.
THEY LIE TO PATIENTS CONSISTANTLY. THEY TREAT NEAR EVERY ONE LIKE A DRUG SEEKER OR CRIMINAL.
THE HEALTH CARE HAS NO CARE. I'VE NEVER SEEN AN EMPLOYEE AT THIS HOSPITAL MOVE ANY FASTER THAN A SLOOOOOW SUNDAY STROLL.
THEY ARE UNKIND. ARROGANT. NO ONE LISTENS. THEY DON'T SEE YOU AS A PERSON, JUST A NUMBER WITH A DOLLAR SIGN ATTACHED.
THEY LET PEOPLE DIE WITHOUT A CARE.

10 years ago I was in a bad place mentally. I used to do a lot of self mutilation. I went to this hospital seeking help because I knew that I was going to harm myself and had no control. They sent me away because I didn't want to commit suicide. I did end up harming myself, very badly burning the side of my face. Over the past 10 years I have had at least a dozen more experiences there, including having a pacemaker put in at 35 years old. Every experience here has been a terrible disappointment. I am fully disabled, I've grown so ill that I can barely walk, I use oxygen, I have been through 18 other surgeries. This place of every where I have been ACROSS the Front Range is terrible. I get treated like a drug seeker. I get ignored. I get misdiagnosed. I get brushed aside. I end up getting worse.
Even though its the closest place to my home and typically has been I won't even go there by ambulance unless I am unconscious. And my wife is unconscious because she would never let me be taken there.
Its just so sad that the little teenager looking kiddos in the ER can't do anything! They sit and gossip, giggle and talk bad about patients. I've heard the ER staff talk about people in a terrible fashion! Making fun and laughing at people.

This is my go-to hospital for E.R. visits. They've always been fast and caring. I've never had a Lumbar Punture that I didn't cry my eyes out during, but they managed to make it less painful somehow! The staff seems very well educated and very compassionate. The food isn't bad either! A lot better than Denver Health's food.

I recently gave birth at Lutherans and I could not be more happy with the staff or facility! All of the nurses were amazing and so helpful with all of the questions we had. They were always available whenever we needed them and were always happy when they stopped by. I could not be more thankful for the nurses and volunteers during my stay!