Dr. Tanya Hrabal, MD

Interesting to read some of these "Anonymous" posts of individuals who say Dr. Hrabal isn't a good choice for a Dr. Why not put your name to your post of accusations? I'm a patient of Dr. Hrabal and have nothing to say but 'Great' things about her candid and honest assessment of my physical health. Dr. Hrabal will most definitely tell you how it is. Isn't that what you want in a Dr.? I don't want some Dr. to sugar coat things and lie to you about what your not doing to help your own condition. That is unless that's exactly what your looking for. If your looking only to get excuses about your current health condition and want someone to lie to you, or you simply want that magic pill to take, don't see Dr. Hrabal. I believe most of these 'Anonymous' posts are of people who don't want to do anything to improve their own situation and don't want to take responsibility for it either. If you want a Dr. who is looking out for your best interest and wants to see you improve your condition(s),… then see this AAFP Board Certified Doctor. D. Cox

I was forced to switch to Dr. Hrabal when my last physician left the group. I’ll give anyone a chance, but fool me twice? Nope. This was a horrible experience that led me to have to take anxiety meds. No Dr. can tell me what I “have” to do as far as my body is concerned (unless life threatening). I told her I was very uncomfortable for personal reasons (explained briefly to her) and she would not listen, was not sympathetic and still said “well, you have to.” I own my body so thanks, but no thanks. I will not be returning to her again and the medical group is getting a formal complaint.

My interviewed started with the doctor coming in wearing 6inch stilettos and a miniskirt .The walls are littered with pictures of her various achievement's detailing just how great she is. Can we say No to bedside manner and compassion and say Yes to arrogant and condescending. Had no clue about my condition and was not interested in the least about my explanation . She left me uniformed , frustrated and a little self conscious about my weight . Terrible experience do yourself a favor and find a real doctor more concerned about you then the outfit she's wearing to work that day.

I have been disabled for over 20 years. Despite years of documentation on my disability and medical history, Dr. Hrabal told me on my very first vist with that she refused to sign my disability parking renewal form until AFTER I had a mammogram, flu shot and internal exam and blood tests. She is a pompous, arrogant, NASTY doctor with not one ounce of empathy for the patient! I would stay far, far away from this Doctor! I then went through the procedure to change from her to another Doctor in the practice - Dr. Casey Aguirre - who was one the finest doctors I've ever known. He unfortunately left that practice and moved to Rifle. I'm fairly sure from my own experience as to why. If you're looking for a doctor who cares only about the money brought into the practice (and NOT the patient) then this is the doctor for you!

Well focused. On the mark in diagnosis.

I had a Dr for 4 years who I can honestly say - I have no idea what she looked like - I saw her partners or nurse practitioners - not once saw my actual Dr. I had a friend refer me to Dr Hrabal and it has been a blessing. I can honestly say she has helped save my life. She is very forward and straight to the point - exactly what I needed. She has been very encouraging and I have had nothing but a positive experience with her and her staff. She wants her patients to have the life they deserve and really cares and listens to concerns. My average wait time has been less than 5 minutes. Her nurse (Cindy) is so awesome - makes me feel comfortable and gets excited for milestones that I meet in my health (just like Dr Hrabal) I definitely would (and do) recommend to friends and family.

I went in, having been previously diagnosed with post-concussive disorder, for some nausea medication. I had been overweight due to having been on depakote previously and was still losing the weight. She told me basically that not eating was a great way to lose weight. I begged her for something so I could eat, having had about 5 oz of solids and 6 oz of water over the past week. I couldn't keep anything down, and she did nothing but insult me and left me feeling guilty for being fat. Since my visit with her, now when I feel fat, I tend not to eat for days. I suffer from PTSD, manic-depression and other mental illnesses and her treatment of me as a patient was unprofessional, uncaring and unforgivable. I left her office in tears and never went back.