Vibra Hospital of Denver

I would not hesitate to refer my family and friends to Vibra Hospital. Unbelievable care. Compassionate, Professional staff that have state of the art treatment and rehab skills that are unmatched.

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Every month our patients and their family members write many excellent reviews about Vibra Hospital and Vista View Skilled Nursing Facility. We encourage you to visit the website www.vhdenver.com, then click on the "Patient Guide" then the "Patient Experience" tab, then the "Patient Comments" link to see true testimonials that display the caring culture of our hospital.

Here are a couple from May: Dr. Cullinan (MD)… She is a wonderful person as well as a wonderful doctor. She is gentle and very good at what she’s doing. I love her. She is the best!Dr. Masotti (MD)… He is one of a kind, friendly, always has a smile, and listens when spoken to. Very knowledgeable about everything and very helpful. He is the best.

My husband was at Vibra in the ICU for 10 days after a motorcycle accident left him with 13 broken bones, a punctured lung and a head injury. The first night 2 hours after being transferred from a trauma hospital I went in to find his feeding tube was not hooked up to nutrition, and he was only on 1 pain medication (not the 2 he was supposed to have) drip - but the pump was 'stopped' so he wasn't getting any. I asked for the nurse (which was an LPN, not an RN as I was led to believe), his nurses aide (who told me she was his cna and what did I want? Also I was told the ratio was 1 aide to 2 ICU patients - closer to 10). I finally asked for Dr Roh the physician on for the night. He told me he was on a drip (which mysteriously started working when he left), and he was on too much medication anyway. Then he told me he was responsible for the whole hospital, as if I was wasting his time. The second night I got into an argument with Dr Roh on whether my husband needed a nicotine patch - and as he walked away said, 'Well, you're not getting it." (I did get that taken care of the next day with another dr). Dr Roh is very rude and disrespectful and is on a serious power trip. He only cares that the beds are full and money is coming in - but doesn't want to be bothered. My husband did get out of bed before he was ready to walk and tried to go to the restroom by himself - there was an alarm on the bed and it took them so long to get there that he was at the bathroom door before they came in. And they were angry at him! I must add that he was right in front of the nurses station. The last 24 hours he was there, I put him to bed at 9:30pm, and he was still there the next evening when I got off work. No trips to the bathroom, no physical therapy, no occupational therapy, no shower, no sitting up in the chair (as they were too busy to have him up and around) - he sat in bed for the whole 24 hours. One positive - their respiratory therapists are AWESOME. I wish I had seen these reviews before, but maybe this will help someone else. If anyone has any questions, please feel free to contact me.