Karen O'Day is the real deal! Her understanding of the human body is far superior to many doctors…read morehere in Santa Fe. Hands-on training, many years of experience with the ability to empathize and correctly diagnose makes her number one in my opinion. The office runs smoothly, phones are always answered by a friendly and competent staff person. If a message is left, you will get a call back!

I'm a recent transplant to Santa Fe & working on re-establishing my life in this awesome spot. I…read morewas very fortunate to run across the other positive reviews for Karen here on Yelp! and she was in-network for me, so I gave it a shot! Today was my initial visit. I have to say, I don't think I've *ever* had a day-one initial consult experience as thorough, positive & caring as it was with Karen today. I can't believe that she's registered as "only" a nurse - she's much more knowledgeable than 99% of the doctors I've had, listens incredibly well, and is very down-to-earth with her advice and generous with her time. I'm sticking with her as my primary doctor, hands down!! The medical profession and the world in general would be so much better off if there were more Karens out there!!!

Wolfswinkle is a nightmare. I went to her several years ago and she found cervical dysplasia. Her…read morenurse was looking over her shoulder the entire time of the exam. When they left the room they left the door wide open! Then she ran test three times to be sure the results were correct. She told me she was going to remove half of my cervix and to come in the following week. I told her I would prefer to work on it holistically first. She said 'If you don't do this you will die". I then worked with a practitioner who cleared up the dysplasia completely. Went back to Wolfswinkle who ran the test again and I was clear of any dysplasia. She refused to believe I ever had it and said her testing must have been wrong. Then she told me not to come back! She's hard, cold and doesn't listen to her patients.

Very upset with my experience today. I have moved from out of state and tried to find a physician…read more Preferably an OBGYN to assume my care. (Not that I need much). I was told when I called the office, they had a Nurse Practitioner that could see me. I offered a few details, to make sure this would be a good fit. I am in the medical profession and I am not opposed to a qualified NP. Usually when they are working under a physician in a physician's office. They are qualified. Today I didn't experience that. To say the least, I left highly disappointed and really felt like I was not treated well. I didn't get to see anyone. I was told the Nurse Practitioner didn't have a DEA number. And therefore, she does not prescribe medication. This would have been nice to know before I was told she could see me. I then asked if they had a physician that could see me. I was told no. ( Not for sure then where the physician was. Or why at some point she couldn't see me.) Unfortunately, today was a really bad disappointing day. Would not recommend this place.

Southwest Care CeBree has been there for me and my kids and I've been very happy with the staff and…read moreproviders. I recommend with an appt or without as they do take walk ins

My review is actually about the staff of the Alameda Clinic Pharmacy, as I can't attest to the…read morewomen's services. The staff here is amazing and compassionate beyond all hopeful expectations! Alecia, Seidi and Tabitha specifically, practically saved my life one weekend and I am eternally grateful. Thank you Southwest Care for employing so many caring and professional individuals.These ladies deserve our appreciation and our patience when we go in.Thank you again ladies!

I heard of Dr. Bill Brown from someone who worked in his office, so I went to him because I didn't…read moreknow any Santa Fe obstetricians. His staff is wonderful, but I found Dr. Brown himself to be - though capable enough - somewhat on the cold side. I always left my appointments feeling less happy than I felt going into them, just from having been in his presence. In my seventh month I started having premature labor, and I met a different Santa Fe obstetrician who was on call for Dr. Brown. The other doctor had so much more warmth and happiness about him; had it not been so late in the pregnancy I would have switched without a second thought.

I saw Dr Brown, he decided to do an exam and I was crying because it was so painful. He didn't seem…read moreto care. Seemed very cold. He kept asking the same questions that I kept repeating the answer to. It was as if he wasn't really paying attention. He then ordered a test and promised to call me. I never received a call, even after calling and leaving a message for him. I even received paper results from the Facility with not so great results and a Doctor who didn't bother to call. Maybe it's time to retire? If you don't care, then stop doing the work.

Debbie Vigil has been the best GYN that I have ever gone to. My daughter went to her due to badly…read morepainful periods. She new want was wrong and start her on a regiment of birth controls. My daughter has endometriosis is just turning 18 and Dr. Vigil has been patient with her explain why she was doing the treatment course. When my daughter was still having break through bleeding and cramps we stop by her office and told the front office girl who immediately talked to the doctor and took her right back. The girl in the front office has bent over backwards to be helpful. I would recommend her to any young girl that has problems that they need to use an OB/GYN she takes her time to find out what is wrong and patiently explains to the how to go about fixing it. We love her and recommend her.

I went to Dr. Vigil on two different occasions - the second was out of desperation because I had a…read morebit of an emergency and her office was the only one that I could get into without a 2-month waiting period. BOTH times I saw her, she barely spent ten minutes in the room with me, gave me a very cursory exam and prescribed me antibiotics "just in case" before she even knew what exactly she was treating. On my second visit to her she gave me antibiotics that only made my symptoms worse - I had to find another gyno to actually treat me because I vowed never to go back to her again. I still got charged nearly $300 and when I called to see if I could appeal or make a payment plan, Dr. Vigil herself spoke to me in an extremely catty and condescending manner before hanging up on me. In conclusion, seek help elsewhere. This woman barely spends any time with her patients before overprescribing them antibiotics and charging them hundreds of dollars for it. And she doesn't take kindly to being questioned.

Do not go here. The doctor cancelled in me 3 times. When I finally got in he did not listen and…read morethen used an inaccurate code for my insurance leaving me with an astronomical bill. Then accused me of doing wrong. I wish I had never gone to this place. Never had such a horrific experience. Wish I could give zero stars

lf I could give zero stars, I would. The midwives and doctors are amazing, but the front desk is a…read moremess. I ended up in the ER twice because I couldn't get anyone to call me back after a month of bleeding and acute pain. Then after the ER visits, my follow-up appointment was cancelled the morning of because they were "out of supplies." I get that, but finding out by calling them instead of being properly notified was infuriating. Their phone lines are atrocious and they never call back. I was not notified about their location change and found out the morning of. Not once in two months of reaching out did I get someone to answer my voicemails. I called their emergency line and was callously told it "isn't our problem." I reached out to office managers, because the actual providers shouldn't be held back by the absolute disaster zone that is the front staff, but I never received any responses from them either. Do not go here. The front desk doesn't care if you live or die. I sound hysterical, but after spending over twelve hours crying and in pain in the ER, and in acute pain for a month because of their incompetence, you deserve to be forewarned.

Do not trust them! From the ultrasound to the diagnosis from the diabetic doctors. I had the worst…read moreexperience and hardest pregnancy for no reason. I had to fight every step of my pregnancy and advocate for myself and my unborn baby. I passed my one-hour glucose test however I was told I was diabetic based on a test that can not be used to diagnose anything but be used as a tool to help aid with diabetes. I was given numbers they wanted fastings under and when I met these numbers with dieting the numbers were changed and now lower than I originally was given. I had to take on a strict diet during this pregnancy because of this false diagnosis. The diabetic Dr no longer wanted to see me because I questioned her and refused to take a drug my body did not need. I was threatened if I didn't take the insulin they would deliver my baby early and have her in the NICU. I was also told if I didn't take this medicine I would be giving my baby diabetes. I was told my baby was too big in the 99th percentile and she would need to be delivered early. I was told her kidneys had way more fluid in them than they had. I became a diabetes expert and how to diagnose, what the current numbers should be. I did extensive research to learn as much as I could because I knew something wasn't right and was fishy with this office. I researched the side effects of the insulin they were trying to force down my throat it had side effects that could have killed me due to health conditions I have with vitamin deficiency. I finally had enough and went for a second opinion only to find out that everything that I felt and researched was correct I was never diabetic, you can NOT diagnose off A1C. I was told I was correct for sticking to my guns and not letting them bully me into taking medication that was not needed. My baby isn't as big as the kept says she is only in the 80th percentile she is a normal size given her dad and his family's height. Her kidneys do have fluid but nothing of concern and not as much as they were telling me. They could have killed me and my unborn child if I had shut up and listened to them. These are dangerous people looking for medication money kickbacks. DO NOT TRUST THEM! Go for a second opinion if something doesn't feel right question it, stand up for yourself don't let them try to bully you.

My husband and I had an absolutely horrible experience with Dr. Michael Ruma at Perinatal…read moreAssociates in Santa Fe. We went in for an ultrasound when I was 36 weeks pregnant. The ultrasound was supposed to be a longer, more comprehensive ultrasound to check on baby's heart. Instead, the entire scan, performed by a very young tech, took 15 minutes. Afterwards, Dr. Ruma waltzed into the room, spent about 5 minutes looking at the images and then told us, quite confidently, that our baby had an abnormal heart. He said most likely Ebstein's Anomaly or Transposition of the Great Vessels. Both require multiple surgeries and are rare. In fact, he told us Ebstein's only occurs in 1/20,000 births. When asked if he had diagnosed it before he said "no" but he was confident he was right in that our baby had a serious heart defect. He did not reference any imaging to back this up. He told us to go to see Dr. Patel, a Pediatric Cardiologist, in Albuquerque. My husband and I left in total shock. I was sick to my stomach for days and neither of us could sleep. A few days later we got a 1 hour long cardio echogram and met Dr. Patel. We were told baby's heart is NORMAL. Nothing wrong. Dr. Ruma is an irresponsible and arrogant doctor. His ridiculous diagnosis was not even remotely accurate and he gave it without having clear images and without the knowledge required to give such a serious diagnosis. I would never see him again under ANY circumstances and want to warn other women that this man is dangerous and grossly unprofessional.

Dr. Van Eeckhout refused to take my IUD out because she "was worried I'd get pregnant." I had been…read morehaving really bad hormonal reactions to the Mirena IUD and just wanted the damn thing out. Not to mention that when she put it in, she was very curt and rushed. Didn't listen when I asked for a moment to breath before she put it in and it was very painful. It was a bit of a traumatic experience to say the least. It felt very degrading to have a doctor not respect my wishes to have my IUD taken out. Especially with the assumption that I was incapable of preventing pregnancy. Never been pregnant, thank you very much.

This doctor is too busy to properly assess or follow up with patients. I had one of the worst…read moreexperiences of my life going to her. I first went to her for a bladder infection (which had cleared up by the time I could get in). I let her know when I went in that I had had long term, increasing abdomenal pain so she did scans and told me I should have surgery because it could be cysts, endometriosis or worse. It was out patient surgery. I was told by the nurses I would be up feeling better in a few days which was not true. The surgery was much more traumatic than I had been lead to believe it would be. I had a difficult recovery which took a few weeks. The first two nights after surgery I had to sit in a chair to sleep because laying down was excruciatingly painful. I called in an exhausted panic at one point and was told it was most likely a common side effect of the surgery brought on by filling the abdomen with too much air during surgery and if it was too painful I should to to the closest ER. Directly after surgery the abdominal pain was much worse and continued even after my initial recovery. Dr. Van Eeckhout never called to let me know what she found or did not find - Or to even see how I was doing. After I was feeling up to it (3 weeks later), I called Dr. Van Eeckhout myself. She couldnt even remember what she had done to me and had to look it up on computer! She had no ideas or recommendations for me. Within two months of surgery I started having hot flashes and went into rapid menopause and stopped having periods altogether a few months later. Since the surgery, I found out the pain was from food allergies which I have fully addressed by not eating those foods. The hospital double billed me for anesthesia and I am still battling that and it has effected my credit. I went to Van Eeckhout because she appeared to have good reputation. I wish I had never gone.