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Kaiser Permanente Health Care Program - Highline Center Mental Health Office
Kaiser Permanente Health Care Program - Highline Center Mental Health Office
(16 Reviews)
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10350 East Dakota Avenue Aurora, CO 80010
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(16 Reviews)
Service
4 star average for Service
Environment
4 star average for Environment
Expertise
2 star average for Expertise
Staff
3.5 star average for Staff
Recommended
2 star average for Recommended
I had the most amazing experience in my life! Dr. Jessica Warner and an awesome experience that I’ve ever had! Dr. Warner was so helpful and willing to listen to me regarding my illness and struggle with other issues that I’m experience! Dr. Warner is awesome and I trust her with my life! I’m anxious to see her in person and I’m looking forward to moving on with life! Thank you so much for being my mental health Dr. Take care fondly, Caroline
by Caroline Wall xxx.xxx.48.190
May 02, 2020
listened to my concerns -gave me the advice, explanations that i should know right now =gave me a contact and the direction to go next - i feel at ease knowing where what and how to do what i need to do at this point
by chris dymond xxx.xxx.116.198
April 16, 2020
Josh was wonderful. He is down to earth and funny. Never met a therapist like him. He made me feel very comfortable talking about my situation, even though I felt like crap and was very tired from being up days at a time. Need more therapist like him who cares.
by Key xxx.xxx.77.82
January 11, 2020
The therapist has been terrific so far. The clinic is such a different experience because it is a regional center rather than a private practice with the lines, the check-in process and the waiting room.

Still, once in the office of this therapist, everything has been fine.
by SD xxx.xxx.199.164
June 19, 2018
My consult with Dr. Weitzner reassured me a lot. He had current knowledge of my last visit 2 years ago, provided direct answers, approved a change in dosage and encouraged me to see him annually.
by Ann xxx.xxx.166.21
January 01, 2018
Quick service, competent, caring professionals.
by Nik Nikkel xxx.xxx.246.24
December 01, 2014
Did this provider ever take personal phone calls while in the appointment room with you?
No, they've never taken personal calls with me
Did you leave feeling satisfied with your visit?
Not satisfied, but not unhappy
Was this provider late to your appointments?
No, they were on time
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.9.26
November 13, 2013
Previous reviewer “truthteller” is spot on; these people are UNETHICAL and HARMFUL. I had originally been referred to Highline, because of anxiety (which is another Kaiser nightmare story—long story short, my physician diagnosed me as having anxiety which was causing IBS (after refusing to run any tests or referring me to a gastroenterologist)… went to a doctor outside of Kaiser, who discovered the opposite. I was having a bad allergic reaction to antibiotics—and the stress of not receiving treatment was causing crippling anxiety). The first counselor that I saw was Olyk Salas. She signed me up for their intensive outpatient program (IOP), without even explaining to me what it was. I asked if it was a type of group therapy, and she replied with: “don’t worry – there will be people worse off than you there.” I felt as though she was unprofessional and requested a transfer to another counselor/therapist. When she learned of this, she called my cellphone and told me that I had “a lot of issues”, no one else would be willing to take my case, and I would lose my health insurance. I went to IOP without any positive results. When I refused to go any longer, the psychiatrist Jean Milofsky, forced me to go to Bridge House (an inpatient halfway house)—despite the crisis team reviewing me and concluding I had no reason to go there. I went to Bridge House, where I was released shortly, because I did not belong there. If you are able, DO NOT go to this clinic and always, always, always ask for a second opinion.
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.211.50
April 12, 2013
Did this provider answer all of your questions?
Yes
Was this provider's staff friendly?
Yes
Did you leave the office feeling satisfied with your visit?
Yes
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.140.246
September 05, 2012
Did this provider answer all of your questions?
None of my questions were answered
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.229.187
July 20, 2012
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10350 East Dakota Avenue, Aurora, CO 80010