Dr. Pauline Reohr, MD

Dr. Reohr was rude, condescending, and did one of the worst physical exams I have ever seen. I had a rash and she refused to get close to it. Furthermore, I had a secondary complaint that she refused to even look at, which if this ends up being dermatological issue is negligent at the very least. I have never felt so judged and unwelcome in a provider's office. She may have an impressive resume, but if you can't treat patients with dignity and respect, try radiology or a specialty that doesn't require patient interaction. The visit was obscenely fast and the tech did more assessment and diagnosing than the doctor. Not only would I not recommend this doctor, she probably deserves to be reviewed by her certifying board.

Very frustrated. Not a good experience. My last appointment felt like a HUGE waste of time and money. It also made me feel like she didn't really care. To keep it short, I learned more about my condition from the printed material I picked up in the office rather than from the actual appointment.

I am in the middle of a complex autoimmune diagnosis, on new meds, and have changes in skin rashes. She didn’t look at data I brought and gave short answers without answering questions or ordering tests another dermatologist thought were necessary after getting a thorough history. Others in the practice have better reputations.

I was told the cost prior to my visit since my insurance would not cover. When I showed up the visit took a very short time. Dr. Reohr was abrupt, horrible bed side manor and then they added $180 over the original price I was told on the phoe even though the visit was very short. They charged me for a new patient AFTER quoting me the price at the office. Total rip off.

Pretty terrible experience at Aspen Dermatology. I've never written an online review before but I felt extremely inclined after being a patient here for the last year. I paid $$$$ out of pocket for a 30 second visit and a mild prescription. I recently left Aspen for 3 months and asked if my monthly prescription could be sent to a pharmacy in CA. In response to this request, Dr. Reohr dropped me as a patient. The voicemail left by her staff asked that I find a new dermatologist in CA and then suggested I return to Dr. Reohr when I'm back in Aspen. I've never heard of a doctor dropping a patient because they took a trip. Pretty absurd and expensive.

Did not listen nor care. Prescribed a medicine I did not need or want.