Dr Bray is a Real Doctor which is rare these days. 1.The…read moreoffice lets you see a Dr! (others did not) 2. the Dr talks to you! 3. the Dr listens to you! 4. the Dr performs a thorough & appropriate examination! 5. DrBray knows his stuff.

I am a new patient with Dr Brays office. He has been very thorough in getting my medical history to…read moreinsure the best course of treatment. The staff has been so helpful in answering questions and getting information to be quickly.

Great doctor. He knows medicine. He cares about his patients! He pulled my wife out of several life…read morethreatening tough spots. He (or his wonderful staff) take care of the pesky medicine pre-certification paperwork promptly and efficiently. Much appreciated!

I had my first appointment at Presbyterian Medical Services/Hobbs Family Health Center yesterday,…read moreand going in tomorrow for bloodwork and annual wellness check. Megan Chavarria CNP gives me the feeling, for the first time in decades, that I've found a primary care provider, who actually cares about my physical and mental health, rather than just writing a prescription or two, and rushing to the next waiting patient. Even though I arrived late, due to Google maps getting me lost, my wait time was very short, both in the lobby and in the examination room, she did a more thorough exam than I've ever had. I rated this place 5 Stars, but I received 10 Star medical service!

My primary doctor did not have any same-day appointments available in mid July (2026) when I fell…read moreill. I was a bit desperate because I was lethargic, congested, miserable, unable to breath normal, and I had that feeling of "infection." Certified nurse practitioner Juditt Cruz to the rescue! She agreed I most likely had an infection. Most likely a sinus infection because that's been a thing in my past. After being tested with the * lovely * long Q-tips up both of my nostrils and one to the back of my throat, everything else tested negative. After a steroid to basically my buttocks (not the hip like she said!), Z-Pak (azithromycin), and the recommendation to take Cetirizine (Zyrtec) for the next two weeks, I felt amazingly better. Ms. Cruz had wonderful bedside manner. From now on I would not hesitate to see her if my usual doctor cannot. Her very young nursing assistant sent me for a good laugh soon after administering the aforementioned steroid shot into my 44-year-old soft tissue... I exaggerate a bit, but this assistant delivered the following semi back door compliment, "I hope I look as good as you when I'm that old." Baaaaahahahaha...