this group of providers and administrative personnel are like a second family to me and my child…read more From signing up, checking in and receiving weekly therapy, they make the process not only easy and streamline, but you can undoubtedly feel the warmth and caring these people have towards our well-being. I would highly recommend the community lighthouse not only for restorative therapy but maintenance therapy to deal with the every day experiences that have become normal in our society. Thank you!! JG

This practice uses one very specific method of therapy that cannot be altered in any way, even for…read morethe best interest of the child. When we questioned this approach, our child's therapist of four months (Marla) immediately dropped our child's case and closed her file, meaning we couldn't try another therapist or get a referral to another practice. My advice to new patients would be to get a really good idea of what the therapy is, and whether that it will provide a safe environment for your child. Unfortunately, it was not safe for our child, and I wish I had learned that sooner.

Worth it every time. If you are looking for wellness, this has to be the place yous top first.read more

Amazing staff, always caring and attentive to your needs, highly recommend if you are in the area…read moreand need this type of care

I can't believe no one has reviewed since 2019! I have only gone once, but I can state for a fact…read morethis is a nice facility, PT Matt knows his stuff, front desk Margaret is super. Can't believe this location will disappear in June 2026! What are all the NE Heights patients supposed to do? Drive all the way to another inconvenient location for rehab. Wish someone would let us know who to write//talk to for this not to happen.

A convenient location for folks in the northeast part of town, this Lovelace Rehabilitation…read moreHospital location has a clean and new facility, and knowledgeable, friendly therapists to help you meet your therapeutic goals. The receptionist will get your entire course of treatment scheduled at the first appointment, and you have th flexibility to change appts later on if need be.

Every therapist is warm and welcoming. Office staff are nice and helpful…read more I am grateful to have found a place my entire family can come to for support. Thank you to entire NG team you all are wonderful! Treatments include: EMDR, talk therapy, breathing techniques, meditation, fun and engaging support groups.

A safe and comfortable place to receive therapy. Knowledgeable staff that is caring kind and…read moresupportive from the moment you walk in the door.

I've been a patient at four corners a long enough time to where i can give a valued review…read more Although there are many therapists who work in this building, i of course can only speak of those whom i see. The building is nice, clean and spacious. It has two nicely decorated restrooms, one with a shower?? They're are two comfy couches along with various other seating areas. A water fountain, kitchen and very nicely landscaped, spacious back yard. Along with this building which offers various services you can rent the building for an event. There is a private parking lot with ample parking spaces. This office building is very welcoming and comforting. The two staff personals that i see are very good at their jobs. This isn't an entertainment park and it can be a very difficult place to visit (various reasons) but four corners tries to make your visit as comforting as possible. If your looking for these types of services give four corners a try. They just might be the right match for you.

Took my parents there to establish a new PCP. They are very welcoming and helpful. They also have…read moreone of the best translator services I've ever seen.

I am in a bit of shock at how unqualified and disrespectful the physician was that I saw here…read morerecently. They obviously mistook me for an idiot and a fool, but I quietly watch and document their ineptitude. If there are good doctors at this facility, their reputations are being destroyed by the frauds that I have experienced there, as well as the reputation of Presbyterian Health Care. The girls at the front to check you in/out are sweet, kind and efficient, however, once behind closed doors, it is a different story. Their Care Coordinators and physician treated me as if I am manufacturing my injuries and serious health issues, even when tests confirm these issues. Rather than address what I was scheduled to see someone about, who is supposed to be a trusted and knowledgeable professional, I was being sold unnecessary services by 'medical salespeople', completely out of left field and that I previously refused, so they can keep swiping my insurance card for billing. They even went as far as to make up things, complete with dates, to try to get me into another one of the treatment programs! If I did that, I would be in jail! Their PCCs make big salaries and get bonuses when they sell other services, so they are like going to buy a used car, except they have your life in their hands and are manipulative, deceitful and self-serving. I can't imagine what their sales pep talks are like and their reward programs and the laughs they have behind peoples' backs. One minute, they were telling me (yelling) that I would not be allowed any pain medications (I have no history of abusing such things) but then tried to push me on psych meds to treat the anxiety that they helped to cause. To top it off, they then tell me to get on Medical Marijuana! Say what?!? I felt like I was on a TV show getting PUNKED and the cameras were hiding and then they would jump out any minute and have a good jolly laugh at my expense. What a joke! The physician (GC), 'new to the HMO biz', feigned concern for my maladies and at the end of our session, accused me of making up everything- including MY LIFE- saying I was attention seeking, mentally ill or on drugs! He forced me to take a drug test, which was negative, as I assured him it would be, and dismissed all of my concerns, which are very serious; never bothering to make the referrals or scheduling any further tests that he said he would. He (GC) then wrote a mocking summary saying that I have 'delusions of grandeur' because he couldn't find me on Google, even though I am there in my professional capacity that he states I also made up! Who IS this guy?? Obviously, he doesn't know how to properly and effectively use a search engine nor is he qualified to be in the doctor business. He missed his calling as a fake psychic! I am sad to say that on top of dealing with my chronic pain and suffering, I now have to defend myself against these medical vampires masquerading as care providers. I have since filed complaints with medical ethics boards and am talking to an attorney. I couldn't find this doctor on the first page of Google, so I think he is making up his medical background, is on drugs or most likely, mentally ill. I find them dangerous and to be avoided at all costs. I give them a -10 and a big THUMBS DOWN

The recently opened University of New Mexico Adult Emergency unit and Critical Care Tower is a huge…read moreimprovement over the previous emergency room. One thing that really struck me was the security. We had to stop and be wanded and have all of our belongings searched before we were allowed to enter the waiting room and patient check-in area. It feels good knowing there are no weapons in the area and that everyone has been checked. Don't forget to leave your pepper spray in the car. There was an individual who was just kind of hanging out, laying down on one of the chairs. Security came to move him along and before long, there were 6 to 7 officers surrounding the individual who was refusing to leave. They were able to diffuse the situation and remove the gentleman without violence or harm. I was extremely impressed with the security in this new emergency unit and the professionalism of the officers. Another great feature is the mobile triage unit. In the waiting room, folks are triaged without having to get up from their chairs. Of course this is extremely helpful for people with mobility issues and the team was expeditious and professional. Another great feature are the private consultation cubbies that they have in the waiting room. The providers can come out and meet confidentially with the patient's family without having everyone in the waiting room listening. A super way to protect HIPAA. The visitor check-in staff were clear, kind, and personable, even with people who are not particularly kind to them. I felt like they actually cared about me and my family, which was really nice for a change. They also seemed to know who we were when I went back up to see if we could go back yet. I was really surprised because it had been an hour or so and many people had rolled through, but they knew right away that we were already checked in and able to go back to visit my family member. Each family is escorted to their family members' room in the back so there aren't people wandering around which again ensures greater security. My family member received exceptional care in the new emergency unit. He had Level 2 Trauma and was assessed quickly with myriad tests and imaging studies completed. We arrived at the hospital around 8 PM in the evening and after making sure my family member was being taken care of we left and were called at 4am to come to pick him up. This is remarkable considering many people, including me, have noted waiting upwards of 15 hours in the old UNMH emergency room. We were seen and my family member treated and released within eight hours! This was simply astounding to me, given how long it usually takes to be taken care of in an emergency room. The staff in the emergency unit were professional, kind, and forthcoming with information when they had it. This included a nurse and an x-ray tech with whom we interacted directly. Also, when we were trying to figure out where to go, a really nice staff member from the hospital (possibly a nurse or tech), who was taking his dinner break, kindly walked us to where we needed to go. Even when I tried to wave him off because I wanted him to eat his dinner while it was hot, he still proceeded further to make sure that we got to the right location quickly. He was also incredibly personable and kind. I feel that my family member received top-notch care by an experienced and professional team of individuals who worked together well to care of, not only my family member, but me and my other family member. At this point, I am happy to highly recommend the new University of New Mexico Hospital, emergency department and critical care tower. You can drop patients off at the Yale exit for the adult emergency unit. The pediatric emergency unit is a separate entrance and another location (see a map of UNMH online before you go). I don't have details on that since I haven't used it. I'm sorry, but I did not take pictures of the emergency department or waiting area in order to comply with HIPAA and to show general consideration for those in the waiting room. I hope you never need to go there, but if you do, you'll definitely be in good hands.

The entire staff in the critical care tower are top notch, their leval of professionalism, caring,…read moreand attentiveness to the patient and family are by far the best I've ever experienced. We were particularly impressed with Dr Sim, who helped us with the hard decisions. At no time did we ever think that they needed more staff on duty. the facility itself was designed and maintained better than any hostpital I've been to.