Dr. Emma Iovane Stout, MD

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Going to Rocky Mountain Vein in Parker was a wonderful experience. I have been seeing medical specialist for several years and I can honestly say that Rocky Mountain Vein has been one of my best experiences. The entire staff has a smile and is friendly. They make you feel welcome. Greg is AWESOME. After several specialist telling me they were not sure what was wrong or that they could not help me, I didn't think I would ever find help for my pain. The first day I met with Greg, he told me he could help. He told me he would find the problem and help me get back to normal. I have never seen a specialist explain everything as well as he did. I had a clear understanding of my diagnosis as well as my treatment options and treatment plan. You can tell that Greg really cares about his patients and what he does. Thank you Greg and staff at RMVI!

You let go a single mother that lost her child because you did not think she would be very useful due to her grief. You make me sick!! Shame on you Rocky Mountain Vein institute. Karma!!

Needles have been a nightmare of mine since childhood. But my varicose veins were not only embarrassing, but extremely painful so I decided to face my fear of needles and visit with Dr Gibbs at Rocky Mountain Vein Institute. It all started with a free screening and consultation. The kindness shown by everyone from the receptionist to the physician encouraged me to seek treatment. I've now had two ablations and can finally sleep at night. Now I am not afraid of needles as there was no pain throughout my care. I am relieved to say the very least. I highly recommend the doctors and staff at Rocky Mountain Vein Institute.

I was recommended to the Rocky Mountain Vein Institute by a family member who also has varicose veins. I traveled from Southern California to Colorado to experience the very latest in technology and after four ablations was amazed how painless and simple the entire outpatient procedure is. On day one I had two ablations on the front of my legs and then the following day had two ablations on the back of my legs. It was so simple and my insurance covered the expense. I can already tell the difference in just a matter of days. I was so impressed by both the Pueblo and Parker staffs. They were so caring and explained every aspect of my procedure. The follow-up screening at the Parker clinic was amazing as it clearly showed how the veins had been closed. I would highly recommend the Rocky Mountain Vein Institute to anyone with vein disease.

Venous disease is something that has been in my family for generations and when I decided to have my veins looked at I contacted the Rocky Mountain Vein Institute. They came highly recommended and after my ultrasound screening and doctors consult, I was amazed at how I was made a part of the entire process. In fact I was so involved that I started to root for my own veins as I watched the blood rush through my valves on the screen. I immediately understood that my condition was not life threatening, but rather life altering. I am so pleased with the care that I received and how advanced the technology has progressed in recent years. No more vein stripping and pain. Now you can be an out patient and immediately after your procedure you are encouraged to walk. I would highly recommend the Rocky Mountain Vein Institute as they are true professionals and their emphasis on patient care and excellence is at the forefront.

SHAME on you for letting her go. Do you not have any sympathy? How would you deal if you lost a child. I would not go see this group b/c they obviously don't CARE!

I can't believe my eyes. Did this really happen? Did a group of MD's, that I'd venture to say are financially blessed to be in the nations top 1%, fire a single mother who just lost her son a week earlier? Their reason: her grief might effect her performance or attendance. If this is true, I'd like to apologize for the economic hardship that you gentlemen suffered in her absence. But seriously, I'm ashamed for you. As you will soon find out, this is not the way to build a practice. For the rest of us, let's fire Rocky Mountain Vein Institute from the success that should be reserved only for the ethical and compassionate business owners within our communities.