Best place to to for quality healthcare. Presbyterian was awful and would do nothing for my…read moredaughter. 2 visits here and my daughter is well. I highly recommend!!!

Very disappointed! My son requires medication for his medical condition and getting refills has…read morebeen a nightmare! The receptionist is very difficult extremely passive aggressive and has zero empathy! Its been hard because my children mean the world to me and to see any of them being neglected by anyone is really frustrating! At first, it was a great medical facility but it stared to decline and became the worst medical care I have ever seen! Plus they stopped taking medical insurance! It seems like they're discriminating against middle class families! It seems like they don't care about people! Its was very sad because Dr Hazen and his wife seemed like really nice people!

Dr Barlow is caring, intelligent and thorough. She is everything you want in a doctor. She also has…read morea great sense of humor. What I like most is that she will take the time to answer every question and help you find answers that work for you. Dr. Barlow has been my doctor for quite some time. I think I was one of her first patients. If you can't see Dr B then Elizabeth Rudolphi is an excellent NP. I highly recommend Dr. Barlow.

A family physician who's intelligent, caring and almost unbelievably up-to-date with medical…read morescience, Dr. Barlow makes her patients (those I know all agree with me) feel like a dear friend is looking out for their well being. She spends the time needed to hear the problems and to explain the issues, engaged with all the myriad data points every time I have an exam (imagine doing that for every patient; I know that she does because I'm acquainted with a few others of her patients and we all marvel about this) and yet at the same time she always brings a positive/encouraging friendly/kind/caring demeanor that is attentive to the smallest issues and patiently gracious even with the eccentricities of difficult patients (ask how I know). Her staff is professional and kind in person, and you'll generally get a same-day reply from Dr. Barlow or her staff (never later than the next day!) when you send an inquiry through the MyChart system. Dr. Barlow not only gives good, targeted referrals for specialist care, she follows up to make sure that care was provided to her standards. Dr. Barlow comes across as a wonderful caring friend - my wife and I think it's almost a miracle that we'd be blessed to know a physician who's both so razor-edge sharp and yet such a lovely person.

I just finished my new patient exam/physical with Kim, the PA there. She was an in network provider…read moreand the wait to get an appointment was only 1 week. Most of the larger hospitals around town have a 6mo or more wait to get an appointment. The medical assistant that helped initially was very welcoming and made me feel comfortable at my appointment. Kim was very thorough during my physical and treated me as a patient and not a number. I had a few medical concerns that we addressed together so Kim and I created a game plan to help me with those. She also gave me undivided attention during my appointment. She wasn't in a rush, or make me feel like all of my questions were a burden to her. I'm glad I established myself there. It's also very convenient since I live in Northern Rio Rancho!

This place is horrible, they cancel your prescriptions every six months in order to make you come…read morein for a "general visits". The industry standard is 1 year. I've always had my prescriptions filled for one year for the meds I'm on. When you run out and they can't get you in for 2 weeks, guess what? They still won't fill them. BEWARE

I have been a patient of Dr. Carr's since 2002. He is a graduate of the Stanford University…read moreMedical School and did his residency at their hospital in San Francisco. He is also a descendent, for anyone who is interested, of Major General Eugene Asa Carr, who graduated from West Point 19th in a class of 44 in 1850, and who fought in the Civil War, winning the Medal of Honor for his heroic action in the battle of Pea Ridge, AR. Dr. Carr is a wonderful doctor, but alas, it is now for naught. He has decided to retire. His last day of seeing patients will be on December 12, 2017, and he's already all booked up.

I have been a patient of Dr. Carr for many many years and except for the staff and the nurse…read morepractitioners nothing much has changed. It's a nice little Private Practice in the Encino complex among other small Medical Offices. The employees of always been helpful, friendly and efficient. I've had several nurse practitioners come and go through the years some I have enjoyed some were just my nurse practitioners. It's usually not very crowded, not long of a wait and you can usually get same-day appointments. It's in a great location right off of the freeway with plenty of off-street parking and directly across from the pharmacy how convenient is that? Although the staff has changed throughout the years the care and attention from the doctor and nurse practitioners have not changed. There's plenty of seating inside this little office with a television, wager station, plenty of magazines to read and beautiful photography decorating the walls. They do have after hours doctors on staff and you usually get a call back very quickly. I would recommend this office for someone who is looking for a reliable doctor or an efficient nurse practitioner but don't become too attached to them because they seem to come and go often. I would not like to recommend this office because I enjoy it being small and not crowded and being able to get same-day appointments. So to Roundup this review its a great office, great staff, great nurse practitioners and a great old grumpy Dr.

I had my second visit with Dr. Trang Tran today, and I left feeling completely dismissed and…read moreunheard. I came to the appointment with several serious concerns, including alarming hair loss, persistent sleep issues, low energy, difficulty losing weight before an upcoming surgery, multiple out-of-range markers on my recent bloodwork, and ongoing problems accessing the patient portal. One of my biggest concerns was that my TSH level had not even been checked, despite the fact that Dr. Tran changed my thyroid medication at my previous visit. Throughout the appointment, Dr. Tran seemed more focused on typing into her computer than listening to me. She offered no meaningful discussion, explanation, or solutions regarding any of my concerns. Every issue I raised was essentially brushed aside, and the appointment ended with a recommendation to simply return in three months. What was most disappointing was her demeanor. She came across as cold, disconnected, and frankly rude. As a patient, I expected a physician who would listen, ask questions, and help me understand what was going on with my health. Instead, I felt completely disregarded. At the end of the visit, I told Dr. Tran that I would be looking for a new primary care physician. Her only response was, "OK." This was one of the most frustrating medical appointments I have ever experienced. Patients deserve to feel heard, respected, and involved in their care. Unfortunately, that was not my experience with Dr. Tran.

5th Element Medical, T.M.Tran She is currently doing…read morebusiness on Comanche near Juan Tabo. I am looking for a competent medical provider. I liked what it said on her website. Things like patient centered care, Reiki practicioner, and blending the spiritual aspects of healing with routine medical practice. I felt encouraged. I went to her because of ongoing symptoms after an accident. I asked her if she thought Reiki would help me. She said she only does Reiki on her family. She took my height weight and blood pressure, listened to my symptoms and told me to go to an acupuncture clinic or talk to a surgeon. She refused to work with me. I was in and out of there in ten minutes. What are medical schools teaching these people. I have had several similar experiences in the last few years. They gloss over your symptoms, take a lot of notes, do not examine you, and then refer you to a specialist. What we need are the old time country doctors, someone who listens well, communicates clearly, explains everything, has technical skill and lots of common sense. My advice is to cease being a "patient" and become a CUSTOMER. Remember you are the customer, you are paying these people, it is your body, you have autonomy, and the sovereignty of your body and mind must be respected.

I am a medical professional and have seen Dr Obisike twice as my Internist, and I can't recommend…read morehim, his staff and clinic more highly ~ if I could give more than 5 stars I would. Dr Obisike is extremely knowledgeable, efficient and compassionate ~ his office is spotless ~so clean, modern and user friendly. I highly recommend Dr Obisike.

From the owner: We are a medical office that specializes in the care of adults and elderly patients with all levels…read moreof complexity in their medical history. We also do immigration physicals for the USCIS. We accept most insurance plans including Medicare and managed care plans.

Dr. Wong is very good. I've been to see him 3-4 times now, and he always takes time to talk to me…read moreabout my health situation, any changes that have happened, etc. Not just a cold, analytical approach, but he tries to really understand what is going on. And I'll be honest, Dr. Wong saw that my cholesterol was a little too high, and he suggested I lose a few pounds. But, he didn't stop there. He actually helped me figure out how to lose those pounds. He suggested a diet plan and helped me set goals. Ruffreshing!! On a practical note, Dr. Wong is fairly easy to get an appointment with, which is nice. Over all, highly recommended.

They listen and help you in the way that works best for you. Not a normal doctor that just gives…read moreyou a pill to mask the symptoms. They look for what's causing the symptoms. Highly recommend!

Staff changes a lot. Most are strangely unfriendly. There have been several visits where things…read morefelt sort of off, just unfriendly, and uncomfortable, but nothing really concrete. Its enough so that I sort of tense up any time before I have to go in. This time I needed blood drawn. I have slight needle anxiety, I always let the phlebotomist know, and its never been a problem. This time the staff acted like I was a serious pain in the ass for notifying them. I was embarrassed and apologizing right and left, but the antagonistic attitude of the staff wound my anxiety up so high I had to leave without getting blood drawn. I figure enough is enough. I will say that, so far, it seems like all you have to do cancel a membership is call and tell them you want to quit. So that's sort of a plus, I guess...

I'm so disappointed in the lack of concern from the workers here. This is the worst primary care…read moreplace I have ever been to. they don't care about people and don't answer voicemails or the phone if you call 5 times or sometimes not even then, even though they are supposed to be open! They make up new policies and don't inform you until its to late! they laugh at you on the phone when your expressing concerns. they dont care about you! dont go here if you value your health!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was looking at the reviews and all these negative ones first of all don't fully make sense, and…read moresecond seemed fake, but I kinda got the gist of saying everyone there was rude and that they don't answer emails, the phone, or call back voicemails. HOWEVER, I was recommended here by my sister in law, and I've been there a couple of times and they all seemed really nice to me and they've answered me when I call or called back when I leave a voicemail so idk what all those people are talking about, I know that their hours I very inconvenient and these people probably called while they were closed and that's why no one answered but idk I'm not that person ‍. Regardless they all tried to handle my needs as best they can based on what symptoms I explained and expressed concerns about my only problem is with pricing because I don't make a lot of money and have a hard time saving enough money to pay for things like this but that could go for any doctors office. But so far they're not like Presbyterian where your doctor says your bi-yearly check up can be done over the phone, so you do that and pay for it and then in a few months or the next year they want you to come in person or else you're not allowed to have your prescription for your rescue inhaler, as if your asthma having status has changed even though you still need it when you have an asthma attack. They are not an ER so don't expect them to just take you in on the spot without an appointment. They're open 8-5 Monday - Thursday and they're closed for lunch hour (12-1) last I knew of.

I had my first appt. with Dr. Dudeck this week. Other than her being 50 minutes late to see me . …read more . . . which is not acceptable . . . . she was very thorough, asked lots of questions and seemed to be interested in my care. I'll go back, but I hope the lateness was a one-off and not part of her normal routine. Staff needs to do a better job scheduling, if that's the issue. You just never know where the problem lies!