The clinic itself has a ton of different offices inside. All I can remember is behavioral health,…read moreprimary care, physical and occupational therapy, urology, the primary care also offers same day services and the workers comp place, ROMP, I think they call it is located on the top floor next to PRO Therapy. It was under construction for a while, and it's looking really nice now. The PRO Therapy has one of the best physical therapists in the valley, Julia. She is great at her job. I have had 3 different physical therapists and she is far superior than the previous ones. If I could give her 10 stars and 5 thumbs up, I would. I have had mostly good experiences, I just have had to wait a long time before but hopefully with the new construction and check ins upstairs that will change in the near future.

From the owner: Primary Care, Therapy, Occupational Medicine, Orthopedics and Chiro, Urology, & Behavioral Healthread more

I needed to get my Immigration Medical Exam in a new form that Immigration had forgotten to update…read moreon time. So i was stuck with my records in an expired form. I needed a professional to copy and paste my results and to sign it. Also my appointment with USCIS was coming up and I needed to have this Exam on a updated form ASAP. The receptionist were very helpful and thorough. Called me back to confirm the appointment, were very receptive to my particular situation and professional. I didn't have to wait at all and the nurse was pleasant. Dr Steinberg Kristina was very professional, talked to me and understood my situation as well. It was very refreshing to be treated like that. She is a human being who charged me accordingly. Thanks to the staff for making it so easy!

Do not waste your time going here! I have a sinus infection and ear infections. i saw 2…read moredifferent NP and both would not prescribe a steroid even though my face is killing me! My Dr always pres both for me at the same time. Eben the pharmacist at the Walgreens across the street could not believe it! such a joke.

I have an infected toenail. The "doctor" said "Oh there's a pill for that but it makes a lot of…read morepeople really sick and there's no real cure for toenail fungus." Really? Not according to the podiatrist I contacted. This particular "doctor" seemed to have an extreme disregard for Veterans. Doesn't understand what and how PTSD can affect a person. I saw this "doctor" several time, never did a physical or bothered to get to know me. Gave the "doctor" a list of meds I needed renewed, got the dosage wrong on two of them, informed the "doctor" about it, the "doctor" just blew it off. If this "doctor" and veterinarian were the only two doctors left on the planet, I'd be going to the veterinarian!

I have never been treated well here. Nurses do their jobs even though some have not been properly…read moretrained, doctors are biased and let that get in the way of actual treatment and care. I honeslty would rather die from an emergency now then ever trust this ER.

This review is of a single so-called "doctor" affiliated with this Hospital, although my review of…read morethe Hospital overall wouldn't be much better. I'll detail that train-wreck in a separate review. I will also not dignify this hack with the respected title of "Dr." I fell on black ice and shattered my ankle in Mar. 2022. I was told (after the fact) by several different medical professionals that if they had seen my x-rays, they would have immediately sent me to a big city hospital (Front Range, Colo.) - the multiple fractures and mangled joint made this too complicated for any small-town doctors to tackle... at least for those who would acknowledge their own limitations. But Jeff Oster, a Podiatrist (with no documented Orthopedic or Surgical training; the type of doctor who typically treats bunions and ingrown toenails) arrogantly announced that he could fix the complicated, screwed-up joint. Not only did he repeatedly -- condescendingly and misogynistically -- dismiss my pain, he even went so far as to prescribe dangerous, long-term anti-depressants and mental/behavioral-therapy *less than a week after surgery, while denying me the anti-nausea meds that made the prescription painkillers doable.* Lastly, the procedure itself was an utter, abject failure. He failed to lengthen the shortened/shattered tibia to complete the joint; the dozen screws and two plates he inserted did nothing to close the sizeable gap between the bones; the tight-rope he claimed would hold the joint together was in the wrong place, stretched across soft tissue, not anchored to the bones; and one of the screws was already starting to fall out before I'd even begun weight-bearing. I was immobilized in a hard cast for 8 weeks (a damaging and "archaic, antiquated" practice, according to a later surgeon). Orthopedic Evidence-Based Best Practices (for the last 20-30 years) say that you can cast long-bone fractures, but joints need to regain their mobility as soon as possible... and I'm living proof as to why. A second opinion from a highly competent Olympic-athlete-grade surgeon led to an urgent corrective/reconstructive surgery, but that only took care of the original damage from the fall. The Good Surgeon removed all of Oster's low-grade hardware, and replaced it with far less: only one plate and three screws, plus he lengthened the stunted tibia to complete the joint. But that wasn't the end of my year-long journey through hell. Yet another (3rd) surgery had to be done several months later to lengthen the Achilles tendon, which had contracted horribly during Oster's prolonged immobilization; the scar-tissue buildup from 9 months of no significant movement also had to be removed (release of the joint capsule). It's taken a full year for me to begin walking again without assistive devices. Yes, the break was very bad, but it should only have been 3-4 months at most, not 12 to get me walking again. Jeff Oster's overweening arrogance nearly cost me my mobility - I would have been crippled for life had I not sought a second opinion.

Everyone was very kind and took me in on a short notice, wood in the eye issue. Doctor Tibbitts is…read moreone of the nicest people I've ever encountered. Strongly recommend you have your next appointment here.

This eye practice is clicking on all cylinders. I got to know the doctor, Dr. Tibbetts and…read morediscussed his capabilities. He has a deep passion to help patients with low vision. This is excellent for Alamosa as the next nearest low vision doctor would be found hours away! Additionally, he will provide magnification devices to help low vision patients read or do things like watch TV again. This is a commitment that not many eyecare professionals take on. Kudos!