St. Anthony Summit Medical Center

Dr. Gervais is excellent ER doctor. His expertise and quick reaction enabled us to make many critical decisions regarding illness and advice regarding travel. He and staff deserve many accolades for professionalism and efficiency. He even requested we give him update when we returned home.

Grandson fractured his arm while snowboarding. We arrived around midnight for treatment, without insurance card. Treated promptly, courteously, professionally. They even provided CD of X-​rays and a folder containing diagnosis, and follow-​up instructions. Couldn’t ask for more.
True, we haven’t received any billing yet. But don’t blame the hospital for costs. Hospital charges are based entirely on federal government guidelines and insurance contracts. In a vacation area, I’ll bet they have a lot of non-​payers, and charity cases that they are required to absorb.
So fortunate to have a good hospital and doctors available in a smaller community!

they suck really bad horrible staff really racist me and my boyfriend are Mexican and he is Guatemalan and they treat us like we were nothing my husband was feeling really sick and all they said was he will be fine he had a bunch of rashes everywhere and they did not do anything about it just told him to take advIl and benadryl

First off, I am a local resident. this hospital provides good, prompt care in a nice environment. However, their costs are outrageous for an MRI. I needed to get a san recently in a rush, according to my GP, who referred me. After the scan was done (quickly and professionally), got my bill, with the total charge of over $ 4300 with my 20% share being over $ 900. I went home and after a quick bit of research to find that I coudl have gone to Denver and gotten the same scan done for less than $ 1000, or close to $ 2000 on the high end.
I accept that the cost of doing business outside the city and in a hospital is higher, but this is just taking advantage of the situation where they are the only hospital in the near vicinity and especially taking advantage of out of town visitors, likely here to ski and often getting injured. Very disappointing.

Can’t ask for more!
I fell down pretty hard while snowboarding and sprained my wrist, knee and dislocated my shoulder — the staff is attentive and very polite! They even insisted to carry my jackets and boots.
There was a bit of waiting — which I understood as it was spring break weekend and ski/​snowboard is pretty dangerous.
Everyone from nurse, resident doctor, physician and radiologist were all great!
They insist on putting ice on my shoulder and knee — because it’s Copper Mt. they put snow in a zip lock bag and that was it. CLEVER!
Unlike the negative guy — I have insurance and didn’t pay a dime!

My child was experiencing severe stomach cramps when I brought her in.
We were seen after a 10 – 15 minute wait and the staff was attentive, knowledgeable and very thorough. They even gave her a teddy bear which brightened her crappy evening.
Unlike the last guy, I am fortunate enough to have health insurance, so the cost was minimal, and the care was outstanding.

Treated like a piece of crap till my insurance is approved. Once approved still no smiles or kindness. All this time Mexican Nationals are running in and out of the place like it is a carnival and getting the best of care. What country is this? Who is paying for all the Mexican Nationals? Why was I treated like crap till my insurance was approved? Not to mention everytime I went in I had to pay $ 250 to a thousand dollars to meet my decutable and this had to be paid up front.
Once I got past the insurance guard dogs I was treated just fine.
Treated like crap for being an American.
LOU from Montana.

In and out of the emergency room in 30 minutes for 8 stitches, nothing major. $ 500 for the doctor and sutures. $ 1200 for the privilege of sitting on the table. Outrageous.
Avoid at all co$t$ unless you’re made of money. This is one hospital clearly not trying hard to control your healthcare costs.