I received a call from Dona Ana Medical Supply on Monday I/9/23 after my pulmonologist faxed orders…read morefor a new CPAP and supplies. They told me Medicare would not approve the orders if my CPAP was less than 5 years old. I called my Insurance United Health Care who told me my doctor had to call and requested an expedited exception. I finally got a call back from the pulmonologist's office today 1/18/23. They told me the request to the doctor must come from the DME company to the doctor. They stated they contacted Dona Ana Medical supply who claimed they had never received the orders and that they did not accept United Health Care insurance. I have had a tough time finding a knowledgeable and courteous DME company in Las Cruces. Used a DME in a small Texas town for 11 years with no problems. Would not recommend this company

10-28-15 1:30 pm…read more Starting the process for my soon to be wheelchair. So far so great. Called to get information and had doctor fax over prescription information. Lady was very nice and helpful. 10-28-15 3:00 pm Called in to make sure they got prescription they were already working on my prior authorization with insurance. Very impressed. They are very helpful and friendly and willing to work with customers. Will update as we go along. 11-6-15. 1130am. Phone call due to insurance approval. 11-6-15. 130pm Delivery arrives of chair. Delivery Guy Chris was very friendly and helpful. Setup and went over information. Got me to try it out and showed me how to work it. Great place.

Virginia doesn't care about the patients at all. She interrupts and is very rude. She let me run…read moreout of oxygen and doesn't care. She wants to profit and I think she is committing fraud too. She'll push her concentrator because it's free for them and they can just keep billing the insurance. Rip offs!

I broke my leg and was sent to Arroyo Medical Supply for a walker. The woman I worked with was very…read morehelpful in fitting the walker to me. The next day, I went back to Arroyo Medical Supply with a prescription for platforms to go on the walker. I needed the platforms so that I could put my weight on my forearms rather than on my wrists and hands while using the walker. I have a Chronic Pain Syndrome in my wrists and hands. About four weeks later a young man delivered one platform. I said I needed two and that the prescription was written for two. He was very apologetic and said the situation would be resolved within a couple of days. Several days later I called Arroyo Medical Supply to find out the status of my order. They had not yet received the new platform. There was no apology. I called back immediately and said that an apology would go a long way. The woman I spoke with apologized. Now it's seven weeks since I ordered the platforms. I'm ready to taper off of the walker. I never received the platforms. My wrists and my fingers hurt than usual more from the use of the walker (actually, my fingers have never been involved till now). Luckily, I have not had a full-blown flair of my Chronic Pain Syndrome. Bottom line: Arroyo Medical Supply was not able to supply me with the medical equipment I needed. In the middle of this situation, my husband needed a bed rail. We bought it online rather than going through Arroyo Medical Supply.

I had bilateral knee replacement surgery. I was prescribed a CPM machine for therapy upon…read moredischarge. Arroyo Medical Supply was awarded the contract not sure by who.. Hospital, insurance or who... Upon delivery of the machine to my hospital room the technician wanted my 20% deductible paid in full. Mind you, I was still in the hospital with no access to money or credit cards. Upon my arrival at home I was immediately contacted by Arroyo again for payment. I told them to send me a bill. When the time for the machine to be picked up by Arroyo drew near I contacted them 5 days in advance to make arrangement for pickup. I was to begin outpatient Physical Therapy the day the machine was due and I live 20 miles from town . I didn't want a conflict if I was not available when they chose to pick it up. The person who answered the phone basically blew me off. As I feared they did contact me within an hour of when I was to leave and go to PT to try and come to my home and retrieve the machine. I feel they are very unprofessional , unable to listen, understand or communicate with their customers and I will refuse to do business with them in the future. If I could give a negative star rating I would.

Had to jump through hoops after discharge from a week's stay in the hospital I was supposed to be…read moreon oxygen at home and I got no help from HME SPECIALIST. Missed follow up appointments with PCP and Cardiologist after learning of diagnosis of heart failure. I've just recently got my portable oxygen concentrator this week and back when I was hospitalized was the beginning of May 2026!

Terrible business. STAY AWAY! I needed a walker for total knee replacement which I used for a total…read moreof 3 days. They billed Medicare $60 for a walker that you can buy for $35 on Amazon. Medicare paid for it then 4 months later I got a bill for the total amount. Numerous calls to the# on the bill all went to voicemail, none were returned. The truly sad part after reading many reviews is how they are taking advantage of people with medical issues and I'm sure many are elderly.

I recommend Hillrise Pharmacy to anyone who wants to support a local independent business…read more Customer service is excellent, and they seem to weather problems my former pharmacy did not have the resources to deal with. With certain medication shortages affecting the large (and usually overwhelmed/understaffed) chain pharmacies, my doctor suggested I try an independent pharmacy. Hillrise was the main independent pharmacy that kept getting suggested to me- and to my advantage, I chose it! Pharmacist and techs are helpful, friendly, and go above and beyond. No issues getting my medications, and the prices are fine- similar to the chain stores. Flu shots and new vaccines have been in stock for a while now as well.

I'm submitting a review although I think that the only people well-qualified to write a review for…read moreSun Country Care Management Services are the clients. Ironically, the clients probably do not possess the writing skills to write a top-notch review, so I'll do it. It was upsetting to me to see the character assassination on Irene Evans from a former disgruntled office assistant. I was a case manager there at SCCMS and I could not disagree with the one-star review more. Irene and her husband treated me like family. They helped me find housing in Las Cruces where I could keep my little dog. They helped me get a car. They helped me move. They gave me rides to places when I didn't have a car. Her and her husband were two of the kindest people I've ever had the pleasure of working with. This snarky "they only care about money" nonsense is ridiculous. It takes great compassion and empathy to work with the population SCCMS serves. Obviously, Shannon did not know her very well. I would say that would be your loss.

I would not put a feral rodent in their care. I had done some temp office work for the owner, Irene…read moreEvans, who was horrible to her employees and treated them like dirt. On paydays, she would wait until the very end of the day and not because of practical reasons, to quote her "I don't like to give instant gratification" never mind they case workers worked hard for that paycheck. Irene also screws over any office staff and snubs them and she did that while I was there. An elderly woman was murdered by her "caregiver" circa 2000 I believe. I had made friends with a couple of case workers who worked there who told me the case manager for this elderly lady rarely saw her and on the day she died, the owner, case manager and one of the supervisors were in closed door meetings to "discuss" some things which some of them believed was a cover up story as the case worker had not checked up on her. There were two supervisors, one was very nice and reasonable, but the other, a Kerry or Carrie, was abusive to her subordinates which can create a hostile environment for anyone. Irene was also all about the money. She "claimed" to be concerned about her clients but she would charge medicare and medicaid more money and I believe she was audited a few times because of that. Instead of paying for expenses herself, she would make tax payers pay for things that could be considered expenses she could write off on taxes, which she also lied to as well. I also worked at another place that worked with them and they way she would refer to the clients was paramount to flippant and derogatory and complained about some, most were elderly and would make "jokes" that were very inappropriate and quite vulgar. After what I witnessed, I would NEVER send any of my elderly relatives there for case management services.