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Dr. Michelle W. Carr, MD

3917 W Rd # 110, Los Alamos, NM 87544, USA

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Place Types Doctor
Address 3917 W Rd # 110, Los Alamos, NM 87544, USA
Coordinate 35.881939,-106.318279
Website http://www.mannm.com/
Rating 3.3
Compound Code VMJJ+QM Los Alamos, New Mexico,

Reviews

Kathleene Parker (11/17/2019)

I've tried this practice twice. In my experience, the doctors were presumptive, judgmental and DIDN'T LISTEN. I did not get a diagnoses for two conditions that, especially had they LISTENED, could have been (one of them) easily treated, and the other something requiring a neurologist skilled in neurotransmitters. Instead, it was made clear to me, by implication if no other way, that my illness was simply from pain management--that I needed due to no DIAGNOSES and a worsening condition--or something I was doing wrong. Where is the science in that in a town with a legacy in science? In my opinion, if you illness is ordinary, this clinic will likely do, but otherwise...

Elena Sineva (02/05/2020)

Pro: very good, intelligent doctor, she solved several my health puzzlesnCon: it takes eternity to get appointments, thus chronic diseases only

William Hopkins (11/06/2016)

They put you on payment plan then if you are late they say they don't won't you back don't waste your time. And to get copies of your medical records for D.O.T is $25 a page now. The owner and stare especially dr. Landenberg is very money hungry don't waste your time or money at this place.

David Haar (03/23/2018)

I needed to have a nasal swab performed to check for MRSA prior to surgery back in my home state of Idaho. These folks told me it would take 2 separate visits. The first one to establish myself as a patient, and the second to take the swab. When I asked what that would cost, as two visits seems foolish for a 30-second procedure, she asked who my insurance company was. Why does that matter? When I told her Aetna, she told me they did not take Aetna. This is clearly an outfit so accustomed to nonsense they can no longer see it.