Very glad I finally had an ingrown toenail treated here. I appreciated the procedure was done on my…read morefirst appointment - I didn't have to have a consultation separate from the treatment. The doctor was very thorough in explaining what he was going to do and patient answering questions.

From the owner: My Foot and Ankle Specialist of New Mexico is a trusted podiatry clinic providing expert foot and…read moreankle care for patients of all ages across New Mexico. Our board-certified podiatrists and foot doctors diagnose and treat conditions such as heel pain, plantar fasciitis, bunions, ingrown toenails, sports injuries, ankle injuries, and diabetic foot care. We offer advanced conservative and surgical treatment options, including custom orthotics, to restore mobility and improve long-term foot function. With multiple convenient locations, we are committed to personalized, high-quality podiatric care to help you stay active and pain-free.

I had a shoulder replacement surgery a year ago. The care I received was wonderful. Dr Guttman is…read moreamazing! His staff are caring and very helpful. I recommend Taos Orthopedic Institute to anyone considering replacement surgery.

I had a total knee replaced at Taos Orthopedic 3 years ago. My other knee had been replaced 7…read moreyears ago by another practice in Albuquerque. Two months ago, the knee replaced by Taos Orthopedic became septic. Emergency surgery was required to deal with the infection and to partially rebuild that knee. To understand how serious my condition was, I was on IV antibiotics 24 hours a day for 5 weeks after the emergency surgery. I am now on daily oral antibiotics and will be through next summer. The source of the infection cannot be determined with certainty. However, my older knee replacement was entirely unaffected by the infection that has seriously compromised the knee replacement done by Taos Orthopedic. If you are contemplating surgery at Taos Orthopedic, think very carefully. The least that can be said, based on my own experience, is that surgery done there represents a real throw of the dice.

I had a really terrible skiing accident during which I tore my bicep and separated my shoulder…read more Sean Marvil along with Dr. Anderson at Taos Orthopedic were the most incredible surgeons, I was so well taken care of, and the nurses at Holy Cross Hospital walked me through the whole pre and post-op experience so gracefully. Thank you so much, to everyone there. My shoulder is getting better every day.

this became my follow up clinic after emergency surgery from broken elbow and multi fractured…read morepelvis. . All appointments had to wait over an hour past my appointment time. sitting in the waiting room as I write this 1.5 hours past my appointment time. not ok. all the follow ups I have only been seen by a fellow that felt very dismissive , whi I had to remind I have multiple fractures, never seen by the follow up doctor, who I learned doesn't even specialize in elbows. will look for care elsewhere.

Just okay therapy disappointing that it wasn't the same PT at every visit. The PT assistants were…read morefine but often had two or three patients at the same time.

In a simple attempt to set up a consultation after a referral from my health clinic and primary…read morecare provider my first contact was an individual by the name of ASHLEY at Apex. ASHLEY conducted herself very unprofessional and I could even go as far as saying HOSTILE. I was later told that she may have been a disgruntled x employee of the very health clinic for which the referral had been issued. whether this was the case, I believe ASHLEY'S conduct prevented me from receiving the PT needed to heal my condition. Shame because I was recommended the lead PT Therapist Ramon Hamilton and was not given the opportunity to speak to.

I went to see Keith twice and all he did was to tap my wrist for the entire session. He was also…read morevery expensive just to get my wrist tapped. I had have acupuncture before and found relief just after the 1st treatment.

My family has been going here for decades! I like the service I receive from Dr. Doug. He always…read moretakes the time to check with me and see if there is anything else that needs attention.

Small town shoutout! I would scream it off the rooftops if I could. YALL, DOC BROWN CHIROPRACTOR IS…read moreA MIRACLE WORKER! I go in with so much pain, and he takes the time to properly address the issues and make adequate adjustments.

Doc Brown was fantastic. This was my first chiropractor appointment ever and I was nervous going…read moreinto it. He was so competent and I felt so much better leaving. Will be a regular from now on.

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.