I have been a patient of Dr. Bair's for several years. He has always been trustworthy and I value…read morehis opinion. In the future I will need a knee replacement. He isn't "knife happy" to recommend me to another Dr. who performs replacements, due to my age. He has the BEST bedside manner and loves to kid around with some of his patients. He did a great job on my scope surgery 8 months ago. I've had little to no pain in that knee, with the help of injections after the surgery. I would recommend (and have done so) Dr. Bair to any of my friends and others who are in need of an Orthopedic Dr.

I want to balance out the other review with a different perspective…read more While it's true that Dr. Bair's practice is VERY busy and he doesn't have a lot of time to chat, I found that the staff and Dr. Bair were polite, pleasant to interact with, and very professional given how constantly busy the practice is. He's a surgeon, and surgeons, as a rule, are much better at interacting with unconscious people than conscious ones. The unfortunate reality of medical care nowadays is that in a lot of ways you're on your own, which sucks, but it's the way it is. You must be in charge of your own care and do your own homework. Yes, I would love to have a 20 minute discussion of the nuances of my knee arthroscopy with Dr. Bair, but the fact that I can't isn't really his fault. I would recommend Dr. Bair and St. Vincent's, especially if you live in Taos and Holy Sh*t is your only other option.

Ten days ago I made an appointment to see Dr. Weiner on Tuesday. On the Friday before the…read moreappointment, I received two phone messages from the office. The first one said that Dr. Weiner had cancelled the appointment because he was not seeing new patients at this time. You think maybe they could have told me that when I first called? The second one, ironically, was to confirm my appointment and to tell me that because I was a new patient I had to arrive 30 minutes early. The doctor may be just fine, but his front desk is abominable. Save yourself the aggravation and find a different practice!

Dr Weiner is incredibly knowledgeable in his field. With the host of xrays and MRIs to look at…read moreabout my knee, with his expertise, Dr Weiner could have clearly just "told" me about the knee, its condition and the direction I needed to take, what he would do. He did not, not he attentively listen to my concerns of what it is doing now, what it "needed" to do and my concern about that leap of the chasm to get there. Not once but three times. I was and am completely confident I could not have gotten a better surgeon to handle my knee situation. Thank you Dr Weiner. Also the out patient hospital who prepared me and assisted were incredibly caring and kind. Kudos.

Worst place I've ever been. I was skeptical about going outside of our network and i should of…read morestayed at UNMH. I especially disliked a young boy who instead of explaining the procedure was rude and condescending. Stay away people Dr. PACHELI's staff is rude I ran out of there!!!!!!

I can't say enough about Dr. Sanchez. After undergoing three spinal fusion surgeries, a cubital…read moretunnel release, and living with constant pain, I had reached my breaking point. From the very beginning, he truly listened--showing both compassion and genuine concern for what I was going through. What stood out most was his ability to look beyond just my surgical history. While helping me manage my post-operative spine issues, he recognized signs of something more systemic and guided me to seek further evaluation. Because of his insight, I was able to see a rheumatologist and ultimately receive a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis. Thanks to Dr. Sanchez, I not only gained a clearer understanding of my condition, but I also began addressing the root of my ongoing symptoms. His thoroughness, empathy, and dedication made a difficult journey much more manageable, and I'm incredibly grateful for his care.

Recently, Sciatica attacked me and I didn't know whether I needed a Physical Therapist or a…read moreChiropractor, or an Orthopedic Doctor. The pain was so intense that I could not wait the six weeks to see the doctor thru ER, so I called Dr. Bobby Sanchez because I knew that he would help much sooner than the conventional Drs. could. Previously I had seen him for a torn meniscus, and his help was focused with amazing results. His techniques for me in both situations were not the more common "snaping a joint" but focused on muscle manipulation or "ART" (active release techniques. For the current problem, he used acupuncture and "ART" which ultimately gave me relief. Most importantly, when I left his office I was much looser and more comfortable. Over the next few days the pain dissipated noticeably. After the third visit, I felt like I had control of the situation, but have booked a fourth visit because my body had compensated for the pain in my hip and leg and I wanted to be sure that I was correctly aligned. Dr. Bobby Sanchez has a definite feel for his profession. His charming demeanor, and handsome appearance, gave me instant confidence in being treated by him. His gentle but firm and correcting touch may not be for everyone, but he certainly helped me several times with problems that I now understand needed more than a quick snap. In addition to his excellent service, he is LGBTQ friendly. Currently, he is located inside a really cool Gym and parking is easy.

I saw Dr Lorin Brandon for the first time today about a ganglion cyst on the top of my foot…read more He xrayed & used ultrasound to get a clear idea of what was going on. A previous Dr at urgent care had declared it was not amenable to drainage & said my options are to leave it be... or have surgery. Dr Brandon WAS able to aspirate some fluid from it & injected cortisone to help it heal. I'm hoping it doesn't come back, but if it does, I'll return to Dr. Brandon. He was easy to talk to, professional & gentle. Thank you!

I saw Dr. Julien Adicho for an ingrown toenail. He sliced the nail from the flesh and gave me…read moreinstructions for how to manage it afterward. By Friday it was looking infected, so I called the office and asked to come in. I was told that Dr. Adicho was in Las Vegas. By the following Wednesday it was looking REALLY bad so I called the office again and asked to see the doctor. AGAIN I was told he was in Las Vegas... I said the situation was really bad so could I see someone else. I was told they did not "commingle" their patients. In other words, too bad, you're on your own. I ended up in the emergency room at Christus and was put on oral antibiotics and a better, newer antibiotic cream. I was told that the formula for Neosporin which Dr. Adicho suggested hadn't been changed in decades and was no longer effective. I ended up going to another podiatrist because it took a very long time for all of the damage done to heal. Dr. Adicho is incompetent and the office staff is unprofessional and uncaring. I wouldn't recommend these people to ANYONE!

It would be helpful if the doctors actually cared and not rush you out of your appointment. And…read moreactually listen to you. I was supposed to have an M. RI but they didn't reply to X-ray associates. For them to send them the referral for me to have an MRI I live in Los Lunas, and I had to drive over here twice to not be able to have an MRI done my shoulder is killing me. And this doctor does not care at all.

We had a TERRIBLE experience with Dr. Gossman. This doctor just gets patients into his office so he…read morecan cash in on the insurance payments, as he seems to schedule unnecessary appointments and he does not care if his patients are in pain, start their physical therapy on time, or even have braces that fit properly. My boyfriend dislocated his knee in a snowboarding accident, and we were referred here. We were walk-in patients the first time we went and met with the Physician's Assistant, Dr. Cook, who was thorough, and even pointed out elements of my BF's knee to us on the MRI. We were told to come back in 2 weeks to meet with their knee specialist - Dr. Gossman, and at that point we could also hopefully start PT. Dr. Gossman walked into the room and immediately began to interrogate me as to who I was: I introduced myself, but he wanted to know my relation to the patient - which I don't really see as any of his business. He poked a few places on my boyfriend's knee, which were obviously very painful, and then he sat down and asked him what he wanted to discuss with him about his knee. He never once asked my boyfriend how much pain he was in - currently, or since his last visit. My boyfriend also told Dr. Gossman that the brace he had was ill-fitting, and that he would like another one, and Dr. Gossman flat out said, "no", and told my BF that he needed to wear the brace 24/7 and not to work - at all. Dr. Gossman also asked why we were back in the office so soon, and after spending 5 minutes with us, told us to come back in 2 weeks. This orthopedic group is supposedly the most popular orthos in town, but after a visit with Dr. Gossman - I cannot, for the life of me, understand why. As we were checking out, the receptionist even remarked to us, "done already? My, that was fast." We called back to cancel the followup appointment and were told by the office manager that Dr. Gossman cannot refuse a patient a new brace. She apologized and tried to get us to see another one of their doctors, but by this point, the BF was done with Dr. Gossman, and make an appointment somewhere else. The new doctor was totally appalled that my BF had not started PT by this point in his injury. This new doc knows Dr. Gossman and said, "he should have started you in physical therapy weeks ago," and told us that he has told Dr. Gossman before that he cannot be so dismissive to his patients. The new doctor was also shocked that my BF had not been given another brace, as the one he currently was wearing was not fitting properly and even starting to come apart. Needless to say - the new doctor did his job, and Dr. Gossman did absolutely nothing, but seemed happy to schedule us for more appointments. Anyone considering Dr. Gossman should take their business elsewhere.