SummitStone Health Partners - Loveland, Colorado

Address: 1250 N Wilson Ave, Loveland, CO 80537, United States.
Phone: 9704944200.
Website: summitstone.org
Specialties: Mental health clinic, Addiction treatment center, Family service center, Medical clinic, Mental health service.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible toilet, Toilet, Appointments recommended.
Opinions: This company has 77 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 2.4/5.

📌 Location of SummitStone Health Partners

SummitStone Health Partners 1250 N Wilson Ave, Loveland, CO 80537, United States

⏰ Open Hours of SummitStone Health Partners

  • Monday: 8 am–7:30 pm
  • Tuesday: 8 am–7:30 pm
  • Wednesday: 8 am–7:30 pm
  • Thursday: 8 am–7:30 pm
  • Friday: 8 am–5 pm
  • Saturday: 9 am–1 pm
  • Sunday: Closed

SummitStone Health Partners

SummitStone Health Partners is a comprehensive healthcare facility located at 1250 N Wilson Ave, Loveland, CO 80537, United States. This organization specializes in various areas of health, including mental health, addiction treatment, family services, and general medical care. They are committed to providing high-quality, personalized care for patients of all ages.

The clinic offers a range of services tailored to meet individual needs. Their mental health services encompass therapy, counseling, and psychiatric care, while their addiction treatment program offers support for those struggling with substance abuse. The family service center provides assistance for families dealing with various challenges, and the medical clinic offers general healthcare services. Appointments are recommended but not always necessary, as walk-ins are sometimes accommodated. The facility is wheelchair accessible, with parking, entrance, and toilet facilities available for those with mobility needs.

SummitStone Health Partners has received 77 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 2.4 out of 5 stars. This indicates a mixed reception from their patients, with some expressing satisfaction with the care they received while others have reported concerns about various aspects of their experience.

Specialties:

  • Mental health clinic
  • Addiction treatment center
  • Family service center
  • Medical clinic
  • Mental health service

Other points of interest:

  • Wheelchair-accessible car park
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair-accessible toilet
  • Toilet
  • Appointments recommended

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👍 Reviews of SummitStone Health Partners

SummitStone Health Partners - Loveland, Colorado
Thomas ?. R.
1/5

Countless bad counselors always pick sides. Judge you. If you're unemployed, they'll just constantly sit there telling you you need a job when you need mental health help first. Not to mention the psychiatrists they have are the biggest jokes of anyone I've ever witnessed. They push meds. Don't listen to what you say. If you have bad reactions to meds they just tell you oh that's part of it and want you to continue.

SummitStone Health Partners - Loveland, Colorado
Andromeda C.
1/5

Edit: I made this post 4 months ago and absolutely nothing has changed and honestly shame on me. For sticking with them as long as I have. I am constantly running out of my medications. Because they keep canceling my appointments without telling me. All this week i have been calling and calling to get my medications filled. And no one calls me. I finally heard from someone who is guess works with the dr I am supposed to see. The only dr they have available is not available till March. Also i was then told i had to come on site to see this Dr. I have always done zoom and have never been told i HAD to come into the office. So this woman that was telling me this. Was first of all incredibly rude. And had the nerve to accuse me of missing my appointments. Everytime I tried to defend myself and explain what was really going on. She would snap at and interrupt me everytime. I have found an online psychiatrist that accepts my insurance and can see me as early as next week. And they offered me lots of help with getting my medications. I am going to find every single place that I can file a claim or report against Summitstone. They need to be shut down immediately!!

This place use to be good. But as of the past couple years. They have really dropped the ball. I asked too be matched up with a therapist when I started with them. I ended up seeing 4 different therapist in the span of 2 years. So I gave up for a while. Then this last year I asked to be assigned a new therapist. And they tell me I have to be put on a waiting list. Only to never once get a call back. Then I was working with a case worker. On a few things. And she told me I could email her anytime with questions. I have never gotten any sort of response from her. And when I did hear from her . She would basically tell me to do the things I needed her to do, by myself. And finally this is the last straw. I have been running low on my meds. And then come to find out that they have to get me a new dr because they are having a reduction of staff. This is now 5th time I've had to have a new dr for my meds. So I call to set up an appointment for a new dr. But they won't return any of my calls! I have left a message everyday this past week. But no one has gotten back too me. Now I'm out of one my important meds. Between the constant shifting of staff and the absolute lack of professionalism of this place. I think it needs to be shut down. They clearly don't care about their patients. I would not recommend this place to anyone, stay away!!

SummitStone Health Partners - Loveland, Colorado
Annie P.
5/5

I’m not sure why there are so many negative reviews, because I love this place. I have been seeing my current therapist here for a couple years now and have seriously experienced a complete turn around in my life in every single area. I cannot recommend this place enough. I have never had any issues here. Thank you Summitstone and thank you to my therapist!

SummitStone Health Partners - Loveland, Colorado
Michael W. (. S.
1/5

I was recommended to this facility by my primary physician, and for a few years it worked out fine. Not perfect, but enough for me to get by. In the last two years, this network has completely fallen off in terms of bedside manner and even just basic competency. I have requested counseling numerous times and been told I would be put on a wait list, only to follow up and have this request completely glossed over. I have had to fight tooth and nail to get medications adjusted with the psychiatrist because I still feel like challenging dominance with a Semi for the role of alpha. But the last straw was when I was trying to get prescriptions renewed, said psychiatrist was on vacation, and the call staff were so incredibly wishy-washy about whether or not they would let me speak to someone else in the meantime, ultimately having no success. If this isn't the first time someone's sought out a second opinion due to the headache of just trying to get a first one, I can only imagine that the prior incidents were due to this very facility. One star, if only because it's the lowest option. This clinic and its partners should not even be recognized as a legitimate business at this point.

SummitStone Health Partners - Loveland, Colorado
Tina
5/5

Summit Stone has been my first and only positive, beneficial, healthy experience in the world of recovery, loss/grief, and legal issues with DHS. Every single staff member here from the front desk, to my case manager, the nurses, therapists, peer specialists…and on and on and on! Every one is transparent, kind, understanding, and truly show a genuine care for every client and their individual needs and circumstances. This is the first time I truly feel supported and that i am receiving the level of care that actually is contributing to my progress and growth. I absolutely would recommend anyone to seek help/treatment/therapy or any services through Summit Stone. I honestly could not be where I am today had I not been blessed to come across Summit Stone and begin my journey with them. Thank you to EVERYONE at Summit Stone!!!

SummitStone Health Partners - Loveland, Colorado
Anabelle F.
1/5

This place has cancelled 4 straight appointments for a loved one. Not exactly sure how you expect someone to feel better if they can’t even get in to see anyone. Stay away from this organization. Communication is poor and they cancel a ton of appointments the same day. It’s causing a ton of frustration.

SummitStone Health Partners - Loveland, Colorado
Cat R.
1/5

I used to love this place. I had an amazing doctor. From what I was told, he a few months ago stopped seeing patients. I was set up with a new doctor. I met her one time. She made me come on the premises vs a zoom meeting. (Never had problems with zoom before) however when I did get to my appointment I sat in a room with her over a zoom call anyways! I had one appointment with her before I immediately decided to call and have another doctor set up with me. This lady was beyond rude. Immediately started messing with my medications before knowing anything about me. I am stable. I have finally been in a good place for the first time in several years. Then at the end of the appointment she stated that she’s from up north just like me and that she hoped I didn’t find her rude and understood that’s how northerners speak to eachother. I found that remark incredibly rude and far from professional. Mental health doctors are supposed to be someone we can feel comfortable with. I’d be surprised if she made a brick wall feel comfortable. As I called to have an appointment set up with a differed provider, I was informed I could only switch providers one time before it became a problem. After no complaints or issues with my provider of years. If I could follow him wherever he is, I absolutely would.

SummitStone Health Partners - Loveland, Colorado
Christine R.
1/5

I work with adults with disabilities who have used summit stone for years. They recently laid off a ton of employees without any notice. This directly impacts our individuals who use them to manage medications and therapy. One individual I specifically work with lost her therapist and the nurse practitioner without any notice or thought. How incredibly sad for the vulnerable people they serve. They literally left them high and dry.

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