Dr. Michael Fuller, MD works in Denver, CO as
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My girlfriend sees Dr. Fuller for her PTSD and panic attacks. Since she started seeing him 6 months ago, she has gotten off of Xanax and is on a non addictive medication which seems to help her anxiety a lot better. She is sleeping better and she used to feel suicidal a lot. Now she is not struggling with depression any more either. She had been going in to ER’s and hospitals almost every other month before. I am really happy for her and this is the most happy she has been since I have known her in eleven years! He also recommended a really good therapist who she goes to a couple times a month and that has been really helpful. I really appreciate the people at Stepping Stones. The staff are very nice and helpful and Dr. Fuller is awesome. I sometimes make apartments for Carolyne and I have gone with her a few times to her appointments especially in the beginning.
Dr. Fuller accepts Aetna, Anthem and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Fuller accepts here.
Dr. Fuller's office is located at 757 E 20th Ave Ste 370 Denver, CO 80205.
Dr. Fuller has a star rating of 3.0/5 and has been reviewed 18 times.
Dr. Fuller is board certified in
Dr. Fuller has been practicing as a Psychiatrist for 14 years.
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