Very fast service! I go here every time I need quick service! I'm so thankful they took my daughter…read morein fast and professionally. It was definitely the best I had in Gallup. Thank you Rapid care doctor, nurses, clerks for all the kindness and professionalism.

paid my TB test for work told me it was incomplete cuz I was late a day wasted 25$ when all they…read morehad to do was check my arm, these people scam an need to be shut down, front desk lady is a pimpley unhelpful creature.

I had called the clinic at 9 in the morning and the person on the phone told me that they open at…read more12 and the provider would be there. I arrived a few minutes before 12 and a taped sign said they weren't going to be open untill 1. So I waited until 1 because my ear was bothering me so much I was getting really dizzy moving my head around and Popping inside my ear. So I sat and sat as patient after patient was called in that arrived well after myself. I was told my wait is going to be a while because all of those people who arrived after me were getting seen first. Needless to say it just hit me wrong. Why would I have to wait for all of these other people when I was first. It's BS. Apparently I should have taken the day off for a 15 minute appointment. This is not how you treat someone who needs the Dr.

Collegue of Dr Peter Tempest, who released me with a major infection after an appendectomy. Dr…read moreCollins took over my case when I had to be re-admitted, and completely reversed the harm. Great bedside manner and good surgeon.

you have a better chance at dying. The doctors especially that Barnes fool doesnt know jack. The…read moredoctors don't actually listen, and will tell you that you are seeking out problems. Went to ABQ and was properly diagnosed. Save yourself and your cash and just go to ABQ instead of this black hole.

From the owner: Our Presbyterian Medical Services health centers provide a safety net of medical care for thousands…read moreof New Mexicans of all ages. Everyone is eligible to receive medical services. In addition to private pay, we accept Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance. For the uninsured, a sliding fee scale is available based on income.

Can't say enough about how much I like this husband and wife team. Both kind and soft-spoken,…read moretheir calm demeanors bely a drill sergeant's focus. These PTs get the job done. There are several PT places in this town outside of the 2 hospitals, so there a sizable number of choices. I see many of the local physicians, nurses, techs come here for their rehab and all I've spoken with are happy with their results. Ultimately it is we as patients who set the path to success with what we do in our home exercises as well. What I've really come to appreciate about JT and Lynn is that they often engage their patient's medical team if there is a concern on the patient's behalf. One of my friends wasn't progressing as expected. Further diagnostic imaging in the form of an MRI found a spinal problem beyond her initial complaint. Highest recommendations for this clinic.

Great service and learning experience. Helpful in work related injuries. Felt great after leaving…read moremy appointment.

Terrible surgeon. He removed a ruptured appendix, which is why he gets an extra star, but his…read morebedside manner is terrible and he discharged me with an obvious infection and a liter+ fluid in my belly.

I went to the WR on Friday after Thanksgiving. I was seen with 10 minutes of checking in. From the…read moretriage nurse to the Dr and nurse who took care of me 5 stars all around. They were quick and efficient I mentioned to them that they were like a race car pit crew. My time there was filled with nurses checking in on me explaining what tests were needed etc. ending with a visit from the doc explaining it all. 5 stars thank you for the great care

My Grandmother was at Rehoboth at the end of her life. My family and I got consistent conflicting…read moreinformation about her palliative care. According to some doctors, she could receive it, then according to other doctors, hospital policy went against that kind of care. The nurses were worse. We only got to talk to 3 doctors before she passed, but we were in contact with several nurses. Those nurses need a reality check. Some of them have a chip on their shoulder about how to care for patients. I was told my Grandmother was on comfort care, which meant they would put her on a schedule of comfort medications. Then the next few shifts later, after my Grandma was suffering in pain, that I needed to request medication every time she was uncomfortable. It gets worse....i was then told, by the nurses, that my grandmother needed to request the medication herself in order for them to give it to her. My Grandmother was on her literal deathbed. None of the doctors had a say in how the nurses cared for her. She was so close to death that she just lay there in pain, begging me to rub her legs and her hips. Not one of the nurses or doctors really helped with her pain. I was just told to ask this person and this person and after this person....no one gave me answers. Then they made me feel like it was my fault for asking on my grandmas behalf. My opinion is they made my Grandmother suffer in her last days. She didn't have to suffer. The nursing staff at Rehoboth is not for their patients. They are for themselves. They also gossip among each other and turn each other away from caring for the patients that are their care. I fully and wholeheartedly regret that my Grandmother had to suffer there because of neglect and incompetence among the nursing staff. Do not take your loved ones there.

Some of the most idiotic protocols known to medical science, this hospital needs serious third…read moreparty medical industry review. Recently, a friend of the family tested positive for COVID-19 at the emergency department (ER). Apparently, they were in "diversion" mode and would take 3 hours or more to see a doctor. So he was sent away with a contagious virus and to come back to walk-in clinic for follow-up the next day. As we all know now, all protocols for this sort of thing call for strict isolation and come back to ER if symptoms become worse. But they wanted him to come back to walk-in clinic, exposing him to more of the public. Masks are half measures at best. What about the people in the car taking him to the various clinics and labs. GIMC is making more people exposed, instead of less. There are good doctors helping people here. Unfortunately, the reception and support staff are inept and obtuse at best. One good doctor Urichi saw the sense in making sure the patient was isolated away from the public and his family. Urichi M.D. arranged for Paxlovid to be delivered to the house. The patient is to remain isolated for 5-7 days and free from symptoms for 48 hours until he can return to normal schedule. This one doctor saw the sense to follow current CDC and conventional medical protocols. He is to be praised and given authority over the bureaucratic staff. It seems GIMC normally benefits the community. But this manner of treating patients puts more at risk. Keep a mask on the whole time you are there. It may keep you a little safer from COVID-19 patients roaming about.

24/7 Hospital. Offers medical, behavioral health, dental, optometry and a pharmacy. Government…read morehospital for members of a Federally recognized tribe. You will need to provide your Certificate of Indian Blood. Wait time can be rather loooong, but what do you expect from a large facility catering to a large population of Native Americans. Other Navajo and Indian Health Service hospitals will refer their patients to GIMC. And they see a large number of Walk-In patients daily. Pet peeve, people bringing their healthy children/babies to the hospital to hang out. Keep in mind hospitals are dirty places! Cover your cough with your sleeve and practice good hand hygiene.