Dr. Mohler diagnosed a condition in my Mom that initially proved elusive. However, he would not give up and thoughtfully pursued ideas and non-invasive tests until he was able to determine the accurate ailment. We appreciate that he recognized the fragility of Mom's body and didn't recommend levels of testing that she couldn't bear. He is instantly likeable. He is the definition of what we all hope for in a physician: warm, caring, experienced, highly intelligent, thorough, and thoughtful. At each of our interactions with him, he took time to fully explain the situation and answer all of our questions. He kept us informed at each step. It felt like we had a best friend who was a doctor, rather than a physician we'd run across because he happened to be the on-call doc that day. I'm sure it's difficult to become one of his patients but consider yourself exceptionally fortunate if you are. You're in good hands.

Submitted June 3, 2018

"Dr. Andy" as my family calls him, is a total gem. He is compassionate and consistently goes out of his way to serve me and my family. The last visit he was able to diagnose an issue that five other specialists were unable to determine. I would recommend him to all of my friends. I wish all of the doctors were as nice as Dr. Andy.

Submitted Nov. 27, 2013

Dr. Mohler is very kind and caring. He listens to what you are saying.

Submitted Dec. 28, 2011

Dr Andy Mohler cared for my parents since he joined this office. He has ALWAYS been VERY CARING & COMPASSIONATE! He returned calls WHENEVER I had concerns or worries, always listening with his heart and as a PROFFESSIONAL! The last few years my Dad was alive were extremely difficult for my Mom & me, but Dr. Andy was there for us even when he was not on duty or on call. The end of my Dad's life were spent in a nursing home, which was tough for my Mom, as she cared for him & his illnesses for several years before the decision HAD TO BE MADE to put him in a nursing care facility. The last 48 hrs Dad was still with us, Dr Andy & a nurse(Janet:))from the nursing hm made it POSSIBLE to get him into the Western Colorado Hospice, which made having to say "GOODBYE & IT'S OK TO LET GO" SO MUSH LESS STESSFUL & FOCUSED ON FAMILY, NOT DYING IN A COLD, HARD PLACE LIKE THE NURSING HOME!(we EXPECTED him to die, but when it came-STILL VERY HARD & SAD!)THANKS DR ANDY FOR ALL YOU DID FOR DAD & DO 4 MOM!

Submitted Nov. 12, 2010

He is very nice and personable, but, unable to diagnosis anything out of the ordinary. After 3 years of seeing him for something specific, I finally saw someone else and was diagnosed on the first visit. I'd use him again for strep throat, flu, simple things, but that is it. I would not recommend him to anyone who has on-going medical problems.

Submitted Jan. 22, 2010

Dr. A. Mohler is exceptionally compassionate and sensative to patients needs and desires. He is through in his work and takes time to always explain both options and possibilities or alternative treatments. He is reliable in returning messages if you can get past the staff. His treatment is conservative and considerate of a budget and insurance needs/requirements. His knowledge is uptodate and diverse but he is not afraid to consult or recommend other medical providers if the need arises. Mr. Mohler coordinates well with other providers. His staff is difficult to work with, unreliable in returning messages and not very sensative to patient needs. They are a direct contrast to Dr, Mohler's goals. I think there are efforts to improve staff performance.

Submitted May 6, 2009