Paul Berger, MD

Berger is extremely unprofessional, dismissive and was almost always at least 20 minutes late to my scheduled appointments. I would definitely not recommend his services or staff

He is absolutely the best he is a caring person who listens and helps find the answers to your medical problems ..I haven't seen anyone else in years !!! And will not

I was supposed to have had an Ultrasound scheduled by Dr. Berger's office for a suspicious mass that later turned out to be malignant. The origianl Rx was for an imaging office in Boulder that was unable to provide the service. Despite sevreral calls to Dr Berger's office for help in selcting another provider, none of my phone calls were returned and no other referrral was provided. I had to solve the problem on my own by calling medical offices and pleading for having the Ultrasound. This added 3 weeks to my diagnosis of what has now been identified as cancer. Dr. Berger is routinely 30 minute or more late for all scheduled appointments.

I don't have any significant health issues now, but Dr. Berger has been very helpful in suggesting alternative ways to treat some of the issues I have before they get to be bigger problems. The one serious problem I did have was a condition mistakenly diagnosed as interstitial cystitis and it turned out to be a bladder infection. Dr. Berger prescribed a sulfur drug and in 4 days I was back to normal. I had suffered in agony for months and was ready to beg to have my bladder surgically removed. He could have poo-pooed my complaints but he didn't and I am extremely grateful.

Dr. Berger has been our family doctor for the last couple years and we continue to be impressed with his level of expertise, his ability to listen and his mindful approach to our care. I would highly recommend him to everyone for the entire family!

It's a very long story but suffice to say he made a serious mistake with my medication which made me very ill. He never appologized or acknowledged what he did. Also he claims to be an integrative holistic physician yet he pushes toxic vaccinations. If you are looking for a truly holistic doc I would NOT recommend Paul Berger.

Dr. Berger has been exceptional in listening to my concerns, and addressing each one with a holistic approach. Although my symptoms have been complex and I am still working with Dr. Berger on treating all of them, I feel as though he has cared more than any other doctor I've seen in Boulder by recommending non-invasive treatments (sleep hygiene, herbs, therapeutic treatments, etc.) rather than just dismissing me or writing a prescription and hoping for the best. Thank you Dr. Berger!

Dr Berger has been our family doctor for a few years and we trust his advice completely. He is extremely bright, balanced, thorough without being an alarmist, and his loving child rearing philosophy mirrors ours. We feel very fortunate to have crossed paths with such an amazing person.

While Dr. Berger may be an adequate doctor, his office is far from acceptable. It takes multiple calls from me and at least 72 hours to get them to call me back regarding follow-ups on tests or prescriptions. I have never had this problem at any other office!

Dr. Berger's advice made a dramatic change in my daily behavior. I suffered a traumatic brain injury in 2005. Before the injury I was physically active but afterwards, I became less active. When I tried to exercise I would quickly become over stimulated with symptoms like sensitivity to sound, light, and hearing, and fatigue and irritability and decreased ability to think or concentrate. Naturally, I gained a lot of weight, which made me more tired. He said, "You must force yourself to exercise. If you don't, you will lose the ability to exercise." The idea of losing the ability to exercise was very unpleasant, actually, a bit frightening to me. But the fear was at a level to motivate me, not discourage me. Since then I have been walking or cycling almost every day. I notice an improved mood and outlook on life, thanks to Dr. Berger's solemn words. Thank you Dr. Berger!