Jose M. Delgado's Online Review Report Card
3.5
Average Star Rating
57
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Jose M. Delgado's Reviews
While I moved from Boulder to Dtwn Denver 9 years ago I don't mind making the annual trek to the Boulder Bubble to see Dr D. First off, the wait times are incredible, as in non existent. I showed up at 1359 for my 1400 appointment and was called back immediately. I was in the exam room for less than a minute before Dr D entered. He spent as much time as necessary with me, answered all my questions and alleviated any concerns I had. I find Dr D's bedside manner very pleasant. He seems to genuinely care about his patients, listens well, and explains health issues in a simple and easy way for lay people to understand. Overall I'm in great health for my age so maybe that's one reason my visits are so simple. We spent time going over all my scripts and by the time I hit Costco on the way home they'd already been called in to the pharmacy. When I need refills between visits the BMC office responds to requests in a timely fashion.
I have been with Dr. Delgado for some time now. He is very thoughtful and complete. Covers a lot of ground during annuals, but does not seem rushed. He provides explanations where needed. When there are issues, the first part is to look at lifestyle/diet vs. pushing pills and operations. When an item is outside of his realm, he provides recommendations on the type of specialist and what to ask for. I have read other reviews that complained about the office staff and billing. Welcome to the medical field. I find billing and insurance issues frustrating no matter where I go. But the true medical side is very good.
Delgado es lo mejor de lo nuestro!
I'm just scheduling my 3rd annual review with Jose Delgado. He's professional and personable and I highly recommend as a personal physician.
Always so attentive to detail
BMC is a Doc in the Box - The Fast food of Medical Care. I was a patient of Dr. Jose Delgado for a number of years, but never actually met him, nor saw him in person, nor did he ever call me to check in or relay a test result. Instead, Dr. Delgado ordered blood draws and labs so that he could prescribe medications. I would run out of my daily prescription and go for a refill only to be told by the pharmacy that the doctor ordered no refills. When I phoned BMC, I was told that the Dr. suspended refills and had ordered a test, but did not bother to notify me; not once, not ever. I learned about the requirements from the pharmacy and from a call to BMC. After each one of my subsequent blood tests, (which I had to call and ask about to find out they were ordered), I was never called or notified in any way about the result. I would then call the lab to find out these labs and any resultant changes to medication, then have prescriptions ordered to my pharmacy for pick up. At no time, did BM
BMC is a Doc in the Box - The Fast food of Medical Care I was a patient of Dr. Jose Delgado for a number of years, but never actually met him, nor saw him in person, nor did he ever call me to check in or relay a test result. Instead, Dr. Delgado ordered blood draws and labs so that he could prescribe medications. I would run out of my daily prescription and go for a refill only to be told by the pharmacy that the doctor ordered no refills. When I phoned BMC, I was told that the Dr. suspended refills and had ordered a test, but did not bother to notify me; not once, not ever. I learned about the requirements from the pharmacy and from a call to BMC. After each one of my subsequent blood tests, (which I had to call and ask about to find out they were ordered), I was never called or notified in any way about the result. I would then call the lab to find out these labs and any resultant changes to medication, then have prescriptions ordered to my pharmacy for pick up. At no time, did BMC employees nor Dr. Delgado notify me of the need for an appointment, nor the results of any of my labs, nor changes to my prescription. In my last interaction, I notified BMC that I was out of medication before Memorial Day weekend, and was told I would receive a call. Then was told I needed to schedule a blood draw, and see the doctor at his next available appointment in late August (three months away) before Dr. Delgado would order a refill? As per SOP, when I inquired as to the fact that I would then be out of medicine for 3 months, and indicated that the blood test would be worthless (without the medication the results would be off); I was never called back. I called the after-hours receptionist late on Friday after I realized no one was going to return my call. I was talked down to, interrupted, and humiliated by the person on the phone who thought it was acceptable to talk over me and completely disregard my requests to leave a message for the doctor. This person then told me the MD would call me; he did not. My medical issue leaves me with extreme nausea, and the BMC was content to let a patient suffer over the holiday weekend. Some days later, I visited BMC for poison ivy and was told I could not be seen for unknown "block" on my account, and directed to the ER at Foothills hospital. No one had any answers, but $650.00 and an ER visit later I received oral steroids and some hydrocortisone cream. Finally the "patient advocate" told me my account was removed, and asked if I had received a letter. Over 2 weeks later I received this letter from the CEO that dismissed me as a patient. Over 10 years I had been a patient at BMC. I never had the MD tell me to come in for an office visit, a check-up, health evaluation, NOTHING. I really had no need to see the MD, and until the poison ivy episode I had not come in for care. The first and only time in a decade that I came to the office, I was denied care. No explanation at all for 2 weeks and finally a letter in the mail.This company cares about one thing only, money. You can do vastly better; if you are looking for someone who cares about their patients, steer clear of BMC and Dr. Jose Delgado. They could not care less about you, and you don't need to suffer for no reason as this town is full of great health-care specialists and doctors that care about their patients. Jose Delgado is not one of them, and frankly is not fit to hold their clipboards.
he's been my personal physician for years. Great guy. Really cares about my health.
Very intuitive and caring director. Some people may complaint about being turned around for "showing up late" but they do state that check in (downstairs) is 15 min prior to apt. He is very efficient so I can understand why he doesn't want to be backed up and late for other clients. I have seen this doctor since I moved to Colorado, and even just changed insurances to stay with him as my Doctor. Very knowledgeable and doesn't push medications on me I am not comfortable with, he actually works with me to provide the best possible results (trust me "practicing" medicine is a real thing); I've had Doctor's diagnosed me wrong and gave me the wrong medications in the past which he has not. For five years this dark daughter has assisted in keeping me mentally stable when I thought it wasn't possible. Not sure how to thank him enough, but I thought a review might help. Thank you for Holding up your Hippocratic oath and helping those in need. God Bless.
Excellent doctor. I've been his patient for six years, and really appreciate his approach: Patient, pragmatic, caring, and thorough.
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