The wait time was not very long, and the quality of care was excellent. Filling out the forms with…read moreeasy. The overall experience was very good and the staff ran the facility very well.

Particularly unpleasant visit this a.m. I will not be back and my PCP will be aware of my…read moredisapproval.. My sonogram tech, in an effort to be professional, was anything but. At one point I was instructed to turn over when she actually meant face to the left. A simple mistake , but her dramatic over control about it was completely unnecessary. Additionally, she instructed me not to swallow. Not "please" not "try not to" Simply "don't swallow" She never said hello, please or thank you the entire time. My overwhelming impression was that SHE was doing ME a favor...hardly the case. Truly the "Ilse Koch" of sonographers.

Dr. Latif has over 20 years of experience in vascular surgery and has served Southern New Mexico…read moreand Southwest El Paso with exceptional patient care. He specializes in the treatment of varicose veins, peripheral artery disease, carotid artery disease, dialysis access placement, treatment of non healing leg wounds, aneurysm repair, and has performed the first TCAR (TransCarotid Artery Revascularization) procedure in the area. Dr. Latif is also the only board-certified doctor in TCAR in the region, making him a valuable asset to any medical team. TRANSCAROTID ARTERY REVASCULARIZATION (TAR) IS A CLINICALLY PROVEN, MINIMALLY INVASIVE PROCEDURE TO TREAT CAROTID ARTERY DISEASE AND HELP PREVENT FUTURE STROKES. ) In addition to his clinical experience, Dr. Latif has held various leadership positions in the medical field. He has previously served as the Chair of Surgery at AdventistDRMC, where he was responsible for overseeing the surgical department's operations and ensuring the highest standards of patient care. Dr. Latif is also a professor at UC Davis and AT Still, where he imparts his knowledge and expertise to the next generation of vascular surgeons. What sets Dr. Latif apart from other vascular surgeons is his exceptional patient care. He goes above and beyond to ensure his patients receive personalized attention and care. His patients appreciate his compassion, empathy, and bedside manner. He takes the time to explain their condition and treatment options in a way that they can understand, making them feel comfortable and confident in their care. I strongly recommend Dr. Latif, he is an exceptional vascular surgeon with vast clinical experience, a passion for patient care, and a commitment to advancing the field of vascular surgery.

The overall service is okay and the people are friendly, but each time there was over an hour of…read morewait time. If you are retired, then it might be worth the effort; otherwise, you really have to commit to an all day event.

In my 30 years of R.N. Nursing, I have never experienced a more professional, well organized and…read moreexcellent vascular care facility than Physician's Vascular Care in Alamogordo, New Mexico. They are simply the best.

I like how they treat you. They treat you like you are important, and seem to sincerely care about…read moretheir patients. Yes they are slow when they go talk about your issues with the doctor, but they are just being thorough.

I am writing to express my sincere gratitude for the exceptional care I received during my recent…read morevascular surgery. While surgery can be a high-stress experience, your team went above and beyond to make me feel safe and comfortable. I want to specifically recognize Crystal, the physician's assistant. When I arrived, my blood pressure was 168/100 due to nerves. Crystal's incredible knowledge, expertise, and calming presence were so effective that she managed to bring my blood pressure down to a healthy 130/80 before the procedure. Her ability to comfort a nervous patient is unmatched, and I have already requested that my next surgery be at the Joe Battle location just so I can work with her again--it is well worth the extra drive. Definitely Crystal does need a pay raise or some type of monetary recognition. I also want to commend Jasmine for her patience and skill. She handled the sedation of my leg perfectly, and her professional demeanor really put me at ease. Also want to thank nurse practitioner Lopez for convincing me to have my procedure done with positions vascular services. Finally, my thanks go to Dr. Martinez. He made me feel completely comfortable and ensured the entire procedure was entirely pain-free. I will be highly recommending Physicians Vascular Services to anyone in need of these procedures. Thank you for employing such a talented and compassionate team.

The service provided to individuals with special needs at this practice is lacking in kindness and…read moreattentiveness. There's a noticeable lack of communication and empathy for our community. Dr. Anekwe denied medical service to my special needs child.

Beware: Avoid Arteries & Veins for care. They do not honor their appointment times. They are…read moredisorganized and not professional. They emphasize paperwork and money over the care of the patient. Horror Story #2: Chemo port moved to Monday the 9th. Pretty close race between Paso del Norte Surgery and Arteries & Veins. Absolute madness in their scheduling - picture tired cattle moving from corral, up ramps, and into cattle cars for a long, long journey to slaughter. A little background: I was feeling horrible since last Thursday - queasiness, hot, clammy, and tingly in hands. Okay, my appointment was for 10:30 am. At 11:30, I went to the window to check on things. Just 20 more minutes, sir. Back to window at 12:00 to complain, they're about to call you. Sure enough, a few minutes later, I,m admitted to the inner sanctum. Basically, I'm admitted so I am out of the way where I proceeded to wait until until 4 pm at which time I am prodded into the operating room. Did I mention I am sick? Seriously, I would have left, but my 1st chemo was the next day, and I needed that port. I left Arteries & Veins at 5 pm. By this time, all the doctors have left. A PA did the procedure. I had to go on oxygen. Somewhat painful. When I got home, I discover two vitals electrodes left attached to my chest.

Absolutely horrible experience with this place. The employees are rude and uninformed. They are so…read moreunderstaffted that they often don't answer the phone. When they finally do answer, hold time can be over 30 minutes! When I had a surgical procedure there they neglected to tell me to fast, didn't explain what type of surgery I was going to have, and didn't talk me to afterwards about post-surgical procedures. Just told me to read a paper they shoved at me as I exited. Do not go here!