Dr. Hardwicke is the best internist I have found in this area. He takes time with patients, has…read moresupports in place to make most of time with patients such as google glass to take notes and has great assistant. The ABQ HP model of pactice gives the PCP more involvement in patients care and advocating for patient needs. My only complaint is he relies too much on medication and not enough on life style interventions.

Dr Gee is friendly, takes his time and seems knowledgeable. Ordered appropriate tests, explained…read morethe results and offered the options for care. 6 1/2 hours is a long time to spend in the ER and there was great lag time in waiting and waiting and did I mention waiting, but I am sure he was caring for other Patients during that time.

Still waiting a month for a referral. Long hold times and do not respond through their online…read moreportal.

i have been trying to get a primary doctor through Optum since Janury. each call is answered with…read more"call again next month." Why do you sign people up when you don't have the physicians to take care of those already registered with you. Yet every week someone from Optum calls me to encourage me to get my annual exam. sad

If I could give 6 stars I would. Albuquerque you have no idea coming from California how difficult…read moreit is to find a really great provider and care system. It's been over a year since I started the search for a great doc and care system. Started with optum formerly Davita (known on the ID channel for their killer nurse). I was so upset with that care and with our daughter moving in with us put myself on back burner. Decided that it's best to go with one of the "big 3" here. Got a fabulous primary at a more southern office and today had just a super experience with the PA Promise Goldwyn Rubio. She has a wonderful bedside manner and took a lot of time going over my upcoming gallbladder surgery. And was just nice. Also the front office staff and the scheduler were really great. When you don't feel like you have competent healthcare especially with covid it's very very scary. I truly feel these folks will give me the care I need. I am just so grateful for them.

If you enjoy a runaround and have enough gas in your car, do visit Lovelace. I was experiencing a…read morevery painful eye infection on a Sunday (how I wish it were Monday when my excellent PCP was available). I first went to the Lovelace Urgent Care at Sara and 528. The receptionist stated that they do not take walk-ins (but isn't that the nature of urgent care?) and there was no provider at their facility anyway (huh?) and therefore only took "virtual" visits. I was uncomfortable with that since I felt this was a problem that would be better diagnosed in person. She said that another one of their urgent care offices did have a provider on duty. So I located the other Lovelace facility (Lovelace Urgent Care - Enchanted Hills), drove there, and again was told that they do not take walk ins, only appointments. Next appointment was 2.5 hours away. But they said that their other facility (the one I had just come from) had a virtual visit appointment available in 20 minutes . Fine, I decided, and called them. The receptionist there told me that, no, their next virtual visit was, in fact, 2.5 hours from then. So I returned to the receptionist at the second facility and she said, "Oh, yeah. Right." No other explanation. So I figured my best option was the live visit 2.5 hours from then. I drove home, did some homeopathic stuff for my eye (warm cloth) and came back at the scheduled time. I checked in and waited (I'm sure you've already guessed this)... Yup, you need an appointment in order to sit in a waiting room and wait for care at Lovelace Urgent Care. After a long time while my eye continued to burn, drip infectious fluid, and turn redder by the moment I was finally led to an exam room. Oh, good, I felt. Soon my diseased eye will be examined by a thoughtful, caring, medical provider (trying to be optimistic, here). After waiting another long stretch of time (so what are the appointments for, again?) a very brusk, seemingly uncaring person in a white coat entered the room (physician...NP...PA?...don't know...no introduction was offered), spent as brief a time with me as possible, and yes, finally wrote me a prescription. I was, and am, thankful for the medication but saddened that so little genuine care is spent by providers and staff regarding the needs of patients who come to Lovelace for help with conditions that are both painful and worrying. I won't return.

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...

Excellent doctor, amazing staff…read more This is a real doctor that really cares for his patients. He will give them whatever time is required to provide the care that is needed. I only hope I can have him as my doctor for the rest of my life.

I'm 66 years old. I've been coming to Dr. Leech's office for 25 years or so. He and his staff are…read moreprofessional, kind, and deeply tuned in. I've broken 13 bones in my life. Dr. Leech ordered an additional blood test which led to surgery to remove an overactive parathyroid gland. No other doctor I went to, including my orthopedist(?!) ever looked into WHY I was breaking my bones. We pay the extra for concierge service, which is the only way we could keep Dr. Leech as our doctor. I hate paying extra, but it has been worth it for my family, with after hours emergency availability.

Beware. This doctor was well aware of my trauma history, but still raised her voice telling me to…read morerelax as I was screaming and crying from the pain she was causing. She then blamed me for causing the pain. She even asked me if what she did reminded me of my prior trauma. I think she went into urology to passively-aggressively cause pain.There was no reason to make me suffer, saying stop and take it out!

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.

Is he still seeing new patients? I loved him whiloe I was seeing him and would like to continue if…read morehe's still seeing patients?

He is the best...Period!!! I could never say enough wonderful things about this saint of a man!…read more While he is not "perfect", his heart is perfect!!! He has saved my life to many times to count. It is rare to find a doctor that is highly intelligent, humble, caring to an extreme, and truly concerned for each of his patients as if they were family!!! He is a "blast from the past" in terms of doctors and I thank God for him every day! ¡Dios te Bendigo!