Peace in Medicine or Grassroots?

[FarmerSteve]

Sorry if this has been reviewed, but the search didn't turn up anything and I don't remember seeing it anywhere. I'm going to schedule my appointment tomorrow, HOPEFULLY for tomorrow, and I am trying to choose between Peace in Medicine and Grassroots Medical.

Any experiences or thoughts on these two places to get my recommend?

BTW, I have plenty of paperwork.

Thanks

FarmerSteve Reviewed by FarmerSteve on 10-04-2009. Peace in Medicine or Grassroots? Sorry if this has been reviewed, but the search didn't turn up anything and I don't remember seeing it anywhere. I'm going to schedule my appointment tomorrow, HOPEFULLY for tomorrow, and I am trying to choose between Peace in Medicine and Grassroots Medical. Any experiences or thoughts on these two places to get my recommend? BTW, I have plenty of paperwork. Thanks Rating: 5

[Dietblonde]

If you choose Peace in Medicine, Josh Stanley will show up on your certificate as your caregiver. He's apparently pissed off many people over this.

[FarmerSteve]

Thanks for the heads up Diet. That seems really shady. I'm leaning towards Grass Roots, them seem to be really on the up and up and I liked what I heard from them in the West Word here a while back. I have a call into the office, hopefully they'll get back to me soon.

[pfunk211]

try just calling you local dispensary and asking for a referral.

not to knock the big guys, but we were referred to a 'specialist' pretty much on the cheap.

those aren't your only two options......

[quagland]

personally, I like Herbal Connections on 32nd/Vallejo. I've been to PiM, and I like the vibe at HC much better. usually more of selection of everything, and the prices were much lower. I've only been to 3 dispensaries so far, but Herbal Connections has been my favorite.

[FarmerSteve]

It looks like I'm going to go with Herbal Remedies on 72nd and Federal. I called today and they were very professional and cool, and I've also heard good things about them from a chance encounter a little while back.

Grassroots told me that I would need to go through more than one doctor visit as my medical records aren't from the past two years. Is this standard practice or a Colorado policy? The people at Herbal Remedies hadn't heard of such a thing. The reason I'm not going to a doctor for the myriad of issues I have is the only real options left are more surgery and/or pills, and I won't have it. I've taken responsibility for my body and health.

Thoughts all?