2011 Health & Wellness Directory

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TEEN HEALTH CENTERS

CALL (505) 467-1081

SANTA FECOMMUNITY

GUIDANCE CENTER

CALL(505) 986-9633

Our Teen Health Centers offer comprehensive

medical and behavioral health services to

students at both Santa Fe High School and

Capital High School serving youth ages 12 - 19.

Services available at the Teen Health Centers are:

Sports physicals

Immunizations

Medical care and treatment for illnesses and injuries

Family planning services

Behavioral health services

During the school year,

Teen Health Centers hours are

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday - Friday.

Open year round, with a limited schedule during

the summer. In June and July, please

call (505) 467-1081for our current hours.

We accept most insurance, Medicaid & Private Pay.We can sign up families for Medicaid. Sliding fees are

based upon the total household income & size offamily, according to proof of income.

Medical and Behavioral Health Services for children,adolescents, adults and families.

Treatment of acute illness and chronic diseases such a

diabetes, hypertension and respiratory diseases

Treatment of minor injuries

Health and Wellness programs

Womens health services

Employment and sports physicals

Diagnostic and Treatment Services

Laboratory

Vision screeningImmunizations

Behavioral Health: Initial screening, assessment,referral and service coordination.

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Outpatient Therapy - individual and groupMental illness/substance abuse - dual diagnosis

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Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health Services

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Health&

Wellness

2011

D I R E C T O R Y

P U B L I S H E D F E B R U A R Y 2 0 , 2 0 11

Inside

8Taking control after a diabetes diagnosis.

12Recipes for a healthy feast

16Get moving for a more vibrant life.

22Even in recession,

health careers offer opportunity.

28New technology available at Christus St. Vincent.

332011 Health & Wellness Directory.

COVER PHOTO

Kitty Leaken

Emily Branden in the

yoga studio at BODY.

COVER DESIGN

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EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

Robin Martin

ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER

Ginny Sohn

MANAGING EDITOR

Rob Dean

EDITORIAL

Magazine editor Inez Russell

986-3093, [email protected]

Magazine art director Deborah Villa

986-3027, [email protected]

Copy editing Kristie Jones,

Rosemary Jackson

Director of photography Clyde Mueller

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Marketing and design department

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GRAPHIC DESIGNERS

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B Y EM ILY H UB B ELL

Until a year ago, Dominquita Corizs life was

punctuated by turmoil. She had suffered the loss of

a close family member, was losing the fight against

diabetes and admits, I was depressed real bad.

Medications shaped her daily life. In the decades that

followed her diabetes diagnosis, the disease progressed

until she was prescribed as many as seven medications

simultaneously, plus insulin, just to keep the diabetes in

check. Her body was in so much pain that she couldnt

travel the short distance to pick up the pills she needed tsurvive.

But that was a different Dominquita Coriz.About a year ago, the Kewa Pueblo woman was

referred to Love Your Heart, the tribes cardiovascularhealth program for people with diabetes. Healthadministrators helped her skim the unhealthy stuff fromher diet and encouraged regular exercise. She said it waa drastic change from her routine of years.

Before, I ate anything, whatever I wanted. I likedthe fried things fried potatoes, fried meat. Now its thegreen stuff, Coriz said.

NATALIE GUILL

Jackie Bird (center) joins more than 40 women in a Zumba class at Kewa Pueblo. As part of an initiative to help curb Type 2 diabetes among its population,

Kewa Pueblo (formerly Santo Domingo) has started Zumba classes. Bird was born and raised on Kewa Pueblo and has lived there all her life.

Changing directionExercise, diet fixes and determination can turn diabetes diagnosis around


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But the results have been just as drastic as the lifestyle

changes. Its clear from the way she describes her days

now, one year after she implemented diet and exercise

changes to manage her diabetes.

She uses words such as flexibility and control to

describe her life. She walks, bikes and uses the treadmill.

She can pick up her own diabetes medications.

Now in her 50s, Coriz cant remember a time when she

felt more optimistic about her health and her diabetes.

Im down to three medications and insulin now, she

said. And Im not scared of the doctor.

The severityHealth administrators at Kewa Pueblo have seen their

share of tribe members develop Type 2 diabetes. And not

all of them are success stories like Coriz.

Diabetes is so pervasive that the pueblo has acquired

its own dialysis center to help treat sufferers. Kewa also

recently purchased a hyperbaric chamber, which is used

to help prevent amputations a too-routine side effect

for many with advanced-stage diabetes.

LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO

Donna Hall, Institute for American Indian Arts student, prepares a healthy dinner at her home. She changed her familys diet to avoid diabetes.

LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO

Nationwide, about 7.8 percent of Americans have beendiagnosed with diabetes, according to 2007 numbersfrom the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.That number is about 7.5 percent in New Mexico and4.8 percent in Santa Fe County, according to the states


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Department of Health. Diabetes was the sixth-leadingcause of death in New Mexico in 2009.

But diabetes hits Native Americans and AlaskaNatives especially hard particularly Type 2. Their

rate of diagnosed diabetes hovers around 16.3 percent making them 2.2 times more likely than non-Hispanicwhites to have the condition. An additional 30 percenthave pre-diabetes.

Department of Health statistics show diagnoses ofdiabetes among Native Americans aged 20-29 jumped58 percent from 1990 to 1998. And Kewa Pueblo isntimmune to this trend.

According to Jan Atencio, director of Kewas healthprograms, diabetes affects some 15 percent of its 4,913people. Further, she believes that number could be abouta percent higher if she factors in people who have notbeen diagnosed or who receive treatment outside ofIndian Health Service. The number of those diagnosed hasincreased by 3.5 percent since 2006.

Im concerned at how the rate has increased. To other

people it might not be a lot, but to us, its huge. Its a hugeclimb in the wrong direction, Atencio said.

In such a community-based culture, one familymember with diabetes has a negative effect on the entiregroup, she said.

Ray Tafoya, tribal programs administrator, said thatdietary restrictions of those with diabetes put a strain oncultural activities, especially those that center on food.

Its hard to see that some of our elders or our younger

generation cant take part in our cultural activitiesbecause of diabetes. Its sad to see it taken away from

them, he said.Kewa has numerous programs to help those with

diabetes and to prevent others from developing it. Therethe cardiovascular initiative that helped Coriz, and a

strong network of outreach workers who make housevisits to monitor the ill. And the pueblo recently partnere

with Johns Hopkins University to develop a communitygarden meant to reintroduce traditional farming and diet

practices to the younger generation.Tafoya and Atencio see their community becoming

more enthusiastic about the programs. Zumba classes armore crowded. The pueblos track program energizes theyouth. And more seniors are attending support groups.

But despite the outreach and the progress, Tafoya andAtencio are realistic about the diabetes epidemic at Kew

Theres a lot of misconception out there that being ina rural setting, were not affected by Western culture,

Tafoya said. We do have regular access to those

unhealthy foods and unhealthy lifestyles that contribute tdiabetes running rampant here on the reservation.

New diets

About 40 miles from Kewa, back in Santa Fe, Nativechef Lois Ellen Frank is leading efforts to reclaim a trulytraditional Native American diet. That reclamation is

crucial because diabetes was not a problem in NativeAmerican communities when diets were still plant-base

said Frank, who teaches plant-based Native Americancooking classes and is completing her Ph.D. in Native

foods.Frank says the rising number of Native Americans with

diabetes can be attributed to a colliding of cultures thatbrought tribes a new diet filled with foods that can trigge

diabetes when eaten often.When the Spanish invaded, for example, they brought

pork, beef, sheep and wheat, Frank said. Suddenly meat

and yeast breads were a part of the Native diet.Then came the commodity-food period. According to

Frank, when tribes such as the Navajos were forciblyremoved from their land, they were given army rations

things such as yellow cheese, lard and flour. Giventhose ingredients to survive, Native Americans showed

great creativity by adapting their diets, the chef said. Bu

the adaptations werent healthy.They took ingredients they were familiar with and

some they werent familiar with and made all these

things, Frank said. Fry bread became the only thing thehad to eat. Its creative, but its a sometimes food.

Growing up in the Midwest, Donna Hall remembers

the commodity diet well. Her parents were the secondgeneration to live with those foods the flours, the

sugars, the canned meats and they became the staplesof her diet.

JANE PHILLIPS

A hyperbaric chamber such as this has been opened at Kewa Pueblo to treat

complications of diabetes.


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Coming into my adult life, I started teaching my kids that,

because thats all I knew, said Hall, who moved to Santa

Fe in summer 2009 to attend the Institute of American

Indian Arts.

A few short months ago, Hall and her children were

eating a diet that she describes as something fried,

something salty, something sugary. Among them, they

went through two bags of chips per day, 6-10 pounds of

meat per week and large quantities of soda. And then

there were the meat-and-cheese loaded Indian tacos,

eaten twice each week.

When Hall saw a sign for the Food for Life Healthy

Native America Cooking Program, the programs

emphasis on a Native diet appealed to her. Although Hall

doesnt have diabetes, she saw her father develop Type 2

and wanted to help her children avoid the disease.

During the classes, she learned to adapt fry bread and

Indian taco recipes into healthier, plant-based meals. She

said the change was difficult at first. We still love our

meat and cheese, she said. But the family stuck with it.

They now are growing their own sprouts and eatingmeals full of veggies and rice, thanks to cookingdemonstrations led by Frank, local instructor Rita Condon

and Dr. Neal Barnard, who revolutionized the plant-based

diet for those with diabetes.Hall has seen improvements in her arthritis and is

experiencing less pain from her non-Hodgkin lymphoma.And Ashley, her 11-year-old daughter, couldnt be

happier.

I thought we should be eating more healthy, she said.

And now I have more energy at school.

Caroline Trapp a longtime nurse and directorof diabetes education for the nonprofit Physicians

Committee for Responsible Medicine, which sponsoredthe cooking classes said the plant-based diet theparticipants learn is an effective way to prevent or

manage diabetes.She has seen patients with Type 2 diabetes cut down

medications after switching to a diet based on plantsrather than meat. Ive seen a really effective treatment

(for diabetes) related to lifestyle. It doesnt come in a

bottle and it doesnt have to be injected. Its something wecan do for ourselves, Trapp said.

For Frank, the switch to plant-based foods is aboutmore than just health. She says its also a way for Native

Americans to reclaim their culture and their cuisine.As you revitalize food, you revitalize everything thats

attached to it the songs that go with planting, the

prayers, the agricultural techniques, she said. (Theyounger generation) wants to know.

Frank partners with Chef Walter Whitewater to develop

Native recipes and educational programs. For moreinformation about Native foods or the spring set of

diabetes cooking classes, e-mail Frank at [email protected].

When tribes such as the Navajos were forcibly

removed from their land, they were given army

rations things such as yellow cheese, lard

and flour. Given those ingredients to survive,

Native Americans showed great creativity

by adapting their diets, but the adaptations

werent healthy.

LOIS ELLEN FRANK, NATIVE CHEF

COURTESY LOIS FRANK

Lois Frank partners with Chef Walter Whitewater to develop Native recipesand educational programs.


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S T O R Y & P H O T O S B Y L O I S E L L E N F R A N K

This recipe is one of my favorite chile bean recipes andwas originally made for the Begay family in Pion, Ariz.,for their family gatherings and ceremonies. I usually cookit in a large cast-iron pot with a handle that was passeddown to me by my mother. The taste from the cast ironmakes this chile bean stew even more delicious. Thisrecipe is so great because you can make one recipe to

feed 6 to 8 people or you can add to it and make enoughto feed 60 to 600 people. It is a favorite at all familyand ceremonial gatherings. This recipe goes great withtortillas, or homemade no-fry bread. It makes a heartymeal by itself or a side to any feast.

Vegan Pion Chile Beans(Serves 8 to 12)

1 large yellow onion, chopped1 green bell pepper, seeded and chopped

Olive oil cooking spray to coat cast iron pot2 cups chopped fresh Roma tomatoes or

(1) 28-ounce can whole peeled tomatoes with basil2 1/2 cups cooked dark red kidney beans2 1/2 cups cooked pinto beans

2 cups cooked corn kernels (fresh, frozen or canned)3 tablespoons dried red mild chile powder

1 teaspoon saltHeat the cast iron or soup pot over medium-high heat.Add onions, saut for two minutes until translucent, thenadd green bell peppers and saut another two minutes.

Cut each of the whole tomatoes from the can intoeight pieces (a large dice) and add them to the onionsand green bell peppers. Cook for another two minutes,stirring constantly. Add the kidney beans, pinto beans

and the cooked corn and stir well. Bring the chile beansto a boil, and then reduce heat to low. Stir in the dried redchile powder and salt. Let simmer for 20 minutes, stirringoccasionally to prevent burning. Serve hot with no-frybread, or homemade corn or flour tortillas.

This recipe makes Indian tortilla breads that can be cookedon a open flame grill or open flame instead of fried.

Indian No-Fry Breador Tortilla Bread

(Makes 12 no-fry or grilled tortilla breads)

4 cups organic unbleached or whole-wheat flour2 tablespoons baking powder

1 teaspoon kosher salt1-1/2 cups warm water

In a medium-size mixing bowl combine flour, bakingpowder and kosher salt. Gradually stir in the water untilthe dough becomes soft and pliable without sticking tothe bowl.

Knead the dough on a lightly floured cutting board orsurface for four minutes, folding the outer edges of the

dough towards the center.Return the dough to the bowl, cover with plastic wrap,

and let rest for at least 30 minutes to allow it to rise.Shape the dough into small-sized balls and roll out

using a rolling pin or with your hands to 1/4-inch widthon a lightly floured surface. I always use my hands, whicmakes for slightly uneven round breads, but everyonewill know they were hand-made and I think it gives eachbread a little more character. Stretch or roll the dough ou

FEASTINGthe healthy way


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BY K IM BACA

As a young man, Sam Berger, a retired corporate

and real estate attorney in Santa Fe, was fit. He

joined the Army and continued daily workouts untillaw school, when he realized that he wasnt feeling

well.

I started my career and I did very little, almost nothing,said Berger about exercise. As I got into my 40s, Irealized I was gaining weight and I was listless. I also hada problem with my heart, which was another reason toget into a program to maintain weight and fitness.

It took him more than 25 years, but Berger, who nowregularly plays tennis, and walks, hikes or takes Pilates,has lost 70 pounds. And he feels 100 percent better.

Its an ongoing thing-you have to consistently haveto work out, he said. For me, Pilates has helped. Its areally good workout. It makes you stronger. It keeps youmore limber and it keeps you looser.

Pilates is but one way to get healthy. Fitness expertssay you dont need classes or expensive equipment to gehealthy or lose weight. The key is just to get moving.

It could be as simple as doing push-ups on your deskor sit-ups on a chair, said Raymond Kurshals, owner ofPilates Santa Fe. Anything that you could do would be

Get movingExercise adds fun, health to daily routine

NATALIE GUILL

Sam Berger works out with Raymond Kurshals at Pilates Santa Fe. Berger plays tennis, hikes and does Pilates to maintain a weight loss of 70 pounds.


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B Y M I C H A E L A . D E M A R C O

When it comes to nurturing and maintaining health,many Santa Feans seek an appropriate exercise methodthat fits their own physical and mental makeup. If you

are considering Tai Chi Chuan as an exercise, then it isimportant to become familiar with its fundamental theoryand practice.

Its very name indicates that Tai Chi Chaun is a boxingsystem. Through its development as a combative art,leading practitioners gained profound insights into thehuman condition. They sought perfection in naturalmovement, uninhibited by faulty techniques or disruptiveemotions.

Tai Chi proved its worth for physical fitness throughthe centuries, conditioning master fighters for peakperformance. Fortunately, a branch of Tai Chi evolved intoa holistic exercise system to be shared with the general

population. Rather than focus on the combative elements,its health benefits and spiritually nurturing aspectsbecame the focus of instruction.

What makes Tai Chi such an extraordinary exercise? Thereis a simple explanation: its practice helps remove kinksthat are present in the body, kinks that impair ones healthand invite disease.

Tai Chi looks so simple, yet it takes practice to do well:finding a kink, trying to learn how it got there, andrepeating the movement for hours, over days and months,until the kink dissolves. The goal is to eventually becomesupple and light, yet strong.

To smooth out the kinks, a Tai Chi practitioner realizes

improvements do not simply come from time spent inclass. Tai Chi becomes part of ones daily life, putting theprinciples to use in thoughts and mundane actions. If youpractice Tai Chi or another exercise form or do nothingat all to nourish your own health I hope this articleinspires you to iron out the kinks.

DeMarco hasstudiedmartialartsfor more than 40 years,

includingTai Chiin Taiwan.He hasa masters of artsin Asian

Studies.HisWebsite is www.wingedliontaiji.com.

thats a major draw to Tai Chi its like a moving art, a

way of movement that involves your body and mind thatbecomes fun and interesting. Its never boring, that cankeep you with it. Its like learning how to paint or playingpiano. You grow with practice.

To lose weight, however, working the heart is key.Fitness experts say cardiovascular workouts will help withweight loss, but suggest going to a practitioner to find outwhat type of exercise is right for you. They also suggestchanging your diet and lowering your caloric intact.

When Sam Berger made the decision to take charge ofhis health, he cut out fatty foods and lots of red meat andadded fish and more vegetables. He also started workingout with friends for support but later went to a trainer

who pushed him to run flights of stairs, among other fat-burning workouts.

I dont starve myself. I eat straight meals and I cutthe portions down, but I dont overeat, Berger said. Istopped snacking at night, gave up the ice cream andcookies at night. That was huge.

Its a discipline and it doesnt happen overnight,he added. You have to work on it. Once you get intoit, it becomes part of your life. You just do it and itautomatically becomes part of your life.

Free

upthe

kinks

LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO

Yoga instructor Emily Branden teaches a class at Body.


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BY ART LATHAM

The economy might be down, but Santa Fe is home

to several establishments that can boost your

chances of decent employment during the ongoingrecession and beyond.

Santa Feans can pursue health care career training from

emergency medical technology and nursing to acupuncture

or massage therapy, all without leaving town.

Health care support also called allied health is a

career field with plentiful jobs and more expected as Baby

Boomers age. The training/classroom loads are rigorous,

but the payoffs in personal satisfaction and a respectable

salary, depending on your job location and specialty

niche, seem commensurate.

Recognizing the state and community need for such

services, Santa Fe Community Colleges School of Health

and Sciences recently took a giant step forward. Thecolleges new 48,000-square-foot, $15.7 million wings

seem more like a teaching hospital than a community

college campus: new nursing and biology labs, a dental

lab, as well as a dental clinic run by La Familia Medical

Center and an Emergency Medical Services Institute lab.

The idea is to have a health careers training site for all

of Northern New Mexico, said Dr. Julie Good, School of

Health and Sciences dean. We offer two-year associate

HEALTH-WISE CAREERSFollowing a healing path is no problem in Santa Fe

LUIS SNCHEZ SATURN

Janie Milner, assistant biology professor, works with students Rayette Quintana, left, and Andrea Alano, as they learn parts of the skull during an anatomy andphysiology lab at the School of Health and Sciences at the Santa Fe Community College.


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degrees plus certificate programs as short as seven months.

We have to be one-stop shops, she said. So from thetime you apply until the time you graduate, you can get allyour courses here.

First, of course, a student might need to complete a fewprerequisites, the previous coursework or life experiencethat educational institutions require for certain programs.Those vary from college to college and from major tomajor. See a campus academic adviser to obtain reliable,current information. For those short in the prerequisite

department, community college science courses canprovide the necessary background for biological/physicalscience programs, other Allied Health programs and evenlab electives for non-science majors.

For example, nursing students compose 105 of our 400declared majors, Good said. But not everybody with theintention of majoring in nursing will get into the program.So theyre getting prerequisites, then theyll apply.

A few students need developmental help, especiallyin science and math, and there is a touch of science and

math in all health programs, she said.

At the Emergency Medical Services Institute, students

are trained to handle emergencies and then go out to help

their neighbors. Many students are local; they train here,

they go to work here, said Eve Kwiatkowski, EmergencyMedical Services Institute director.

A major drawing card for Santa Fe Community College

are the new simulation labs, complete with realistic, but

non-human patients that can breathe, excrete, even talk

with a microchips help and a central control viewing room.

Its basically a giant movie set, and you approach

it with a suspension of disbelief, said Kwiatkowski.

We let the students fly without a safety net. If they do

it wrong, its not a mistake, its a learning opportunity.

We prepare students for a once-in-a-lifetime medical

situation for instance, a breech birth in Raton. You may

only encounter it once, but when you do, youd better beprepared.

Recent EMT graduate Bob Sorenson is a former

DuPont employee, now on his third retirement. He

taught introduction to health-care careers for six years

at Santa Fes Capital High School, in conjunction with

the community college. That entitles him to a unique

perspective on the program.

The high school students enrolled in the program

came back and raved about the all the things they were

learning, that it was hands-on, Sorenson said. I thought

Id go out and check it out to see if it was as good as they

were saying. It was better.

The program is rigorous and you better know whatyoure doing. The quizzes have 150 questions and they

also push critical thinking. Theyre preparing you to go

out with the ambulance, he said.

If youre not interested in emergency medicine, nursing

or dental hygiene, Santa Fes holistic health care training

centers offer other paths to healing.

Southwest Acupuncture College occupies a new two-

story building across Galisteo Street from Christus St.

Vincent Regional Medical Center. Its graced with a 25x20-

foot koi pond, blonde wood, Asian wall hangings and

other treasures, including a clock with Chinese numerals.

The college, which offers a masters degree in orientalmedicine, Chinese medical theory, and related classes,

also has branches in Boulder and Albuquerque.

It accepts applicants in good standing at least 20 years

of age with evidence that their personal credentials

and intellectual skills are of such quality as to predict a

high rate of success in the study and practice of Oriental

medicine, and a well-rounded academic background,

combined with a passion to learn this medicine,

according to the college website.

LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO

Anita Corrales studies the human skeleton during an anatomy andphysiology lab.


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Also required: at least 60 semester or 90 quarter pre-

admission credits of general undergraduate education

from an accredited college. The college also encourages

an additional 90 semester hours of human anatomy and

physiology and 45 hours of general human biology.

Scherer Institute, at the often-bustling corner of Siler

Road and Agua Fra Street, occupies part of a post-

industrial gym-like commercial strip. But inside, its calm

and comfortable.

We couldnt believe how well things went this year,

said Scherer co-owner Cathy Black. We have room for

more students, but its still better than it was two to three

years ago. Weve made our scheduling more available to

people and they can mix and match courses. We put new

things in place and the key to success the last few years

was to be so flexible.

Asked if there might be a surfeit of massage therapists

in Santa Fe, director Lonnie Howards said, The field is

getting crowded. But if theyre really good, they can make

a niche for themselves.

Ken Wilhelm, water quality specialist for San Ildefonso

Pueblo, is one of those niche-carvers.

I always had a passion for massage, he said. I kept

telling myself that someday Id learn it, and some day wa

here. I had to make it happen.

He did.

Wilhelm, who holds a bachelor of science from the

University of Cincinnati and a master of science from

Murray State University, graduates from the 700-hour

program this February. Hell start connective tissue

classes in the spring.

He advises potential students to shop around, go to th

open houses, meet the teachers, talk with the grads. Eve

school has its own personality; not necessarily that one i

better than the others, but one may be a better fit for you

Stephanie Nolan, whose undergraduate degree

was in plant and soil science, is also certified in rapid

eye technology. Shes studying for massage therapy

certification at Scherer.

Nolan, like Wilhelm, advises potential students to star

with a list of things that really excite you, make you

happy. If youve already decided you want to go into body

NATALIE GUILL

Local alternative medicine provider Mandela Medicine recently helda blessing ceremony, complete with monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery in Santa F


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or healing work, then create questions based on that, sowhen you interview with a school, youll have a good ideaif it would be a good fit.

At the New Mexico Academy of Healing Arts, 501Franklin Ave., Genie Weber-Stevens, the academysexecutive director, said, I think the days of having tojustify alternative healing are over. We have some of themost sophisticated healing arts education you can find.

Lisa Bauer, originally from Chicago, is an advancedstudent certified in polarity, who is working now onmassage certification at the Academy of Healing Arts.

This is really an eclectic school, she said.

Some havea signature or certain style. Here, they help us to realize

our own style, help us to broaden out. All these optionshelp fuel the creativity you need to work. The futurefor students lies in having enough clinic work and withintuition, being able to treat each person, as needed.

People come here from all over the world to gethealed, Bauer said. There is such a large pool ofexcellent healers in Santa Fe, and they dont overcharge. Ithink I could stay here and finally make a living.

CLYDE MUELLER

Capital High student Gabe Ashbaugh began exploring a health career early.

Here he takes partin a forensics assignment.

Details

SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND SCIENCES

Santa Fe Community College

www.sfcc.edu/school_of_health_and_sciencesContact: Lisa Rogers, 505-428-1183 or [email protected]

Tuition: In-state, in-district: $36 per credit hour, $32 per hour early registration

Fees: $3.40 to $3.80 per credit hour, student government fee $1 per credit hour

Estimated per semester cost for 15 semester hours would be about $612.

Other fees may apply.

DEPARTMENT OF DENTAL HEALTH

www.sfcc.edu/departments/dental

Contact: Dr. Aamna Nayyar, 505-428-1258, [email protected].

DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES INSTITUTE

www.sfcc.edu/departments/emergency_medical_services

Contact: Eve Kwiatkowski, program director, 505-428-1820, [email protected]

Programs: First responder; EMT basic, intermediate and paramedic; CPR/first aid.

Certificates:Basic life support, advanced life support in cardiac, pediatrics andpre-hospital trauma; CPR for the health care provider.

DEPARTMENT OF FITNESS EDUCATION

www.sfcc.edu/departments/fitness_education

Contact: Ute Jannsen-Kerr, 505-428-1420, [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF NURSING EDUCATION

www.sfcc.edu/departments/nursing

Contact: 505-428-1323, or [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF RESPIRATORY CARE

www.sfcc.edu/programs/respiratory_therapy

Contact: 505-428-1754 or [email protected].

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCES: ASTRONOMY, BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY,

GEOLOGY AND PHYSICSwww.sfcc.edu/departments/science

Contact: Janie Mi lner, 505-428-1307

NEW MEXICO ACADEMY OF HEALING ARTS

501 Franklin Ave.

www.nmhealingarts.org /

Contact: Keri Lee Taylor, school administrator, 505-982-6271, ext. 221, rec@

nmhealingarts.org

Tuition: 250-hour polarity foundation $2,495; 700-hour massage foundation or polarity,

$6,995; 1,000-hour dual (massage and polarity) $10,995

SCHERER INSTITUTE OF NATURAL HEALING

1091-A Siler Road

www.schererinstitute.com/

Contact: Lonnie Howard, director, 505-982-8398 or toll-free: 1-866-505-2006,or [email protected]

Tuition: one semester, $7,500 plus taxes of $495, plus books, an estimated $475.

Graduate certification courses range from $1,400 for 100 hours to $4,200 for 300 hours.

SOUTHWEST ACUPUNCTURE COLLEGE

a graduate school of acupuncture, Santa Fe branch, 1622 Galisteo St.,

www.acupuncturecollege.edu/locations.html

Contact: Latricia McKosky, campus director, 505-438-8884

Tuition: Fulltime masters degree program (Oriental Medicine), $16 per semester hour for

3,045 hours, or $48,720. Additional fees include deposit, books and supplies.

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- SpaFinder Magazine

Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs has been a gathering place and a source of healing for thousands of years. Come retreat

to our secluded refuge. Relax with a massage or body treatment infused with locally grown herbs. Rejuvenate in oursoothing waters. Hike and bike through acres of stunning high desert and riverside trails. Stay the night in oneof our enchanting suites or charming cottages and dine in the Artesian Restaurant.

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B Y M IRANDA M ERKLE IN

Health care in Santa Fe is becoming more state-of-

the-art after recent changes at Christus St. Vincent

Regional Medical Center.

Its very exciting to introduce endoscopic ultrasounds, anew state-of-the-art procedure to Northern New Mexico atChristus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center. Its a servicewhich wasnt available before, said Dr. Alejandra Castillo-Roth, chair of the GI Council at the hospital. Previously,patients who need such ultrasounds were being sent to

Colorado and Arizona, andalso to UNM, which couldnot meet the demand of somany patients. And its beena busy start from the verybeginning am happy to beable to provide this servicefor the community in theplace I want to live, Castillo-Roth said.

The more we diversify ourservices at the hospital, thebetter, Castillo-Roth said.

It is very nice to be able toprovide these services here inone area so that patients do

not need to travel far the get these procedures done.The advanced endoscopic procedure, which allows

the physician to examine beyond the walls of thegastrointestinal tract, provides information on criticalareas beyond the lining of the gastrointestinal tract: thepancreas, biliary ducts, spleen, liver, blood vessels, lymphnodes. It is an investigative procedure that can helpdiagnose diseases such as pancreatic cancer, pancreatitus,biliary stones, cancerous tumors, as well as rectal or

esophageal cancers, critical findings a basic colonoscopymay not detect.

Originally from Venezuela, Castillo-Roth says she feelsat home in Santa Fe.

One thing I love about Santa Fe is its big Hispanicheritage, which is also my heritage, too, she said. Beingbilingual in Spanish and English is very helpful in dealingwith the diverse population of patients in Northern NewMexico.

Castillo-Roth has been in the United States for 10 years.

Before her appointment at Christus, Castillo-Roth servedas advanced endoscopy fellow and junior faculty membein the Division of Gastroenterology at Duke UniversityMedical Center.

Although the ultrasound procedures are already beingperformed, the hospital plans to have the new DigestiveHealth Center completed by mid-to-late April, 2011,providing a new home for the top-of-the-line equipmentcurrently in use.

In addition to the new facility dedicated to endoscopicultrasound, the hospital recently has relocated andremodeled the Sleep Center inside the Sports MedicineCenter directly across from the hospitals lower level, amove that is sure to provide advancement in the field ofsleep study.

Other new developments at the hospital: In response to an increase in the number of whooping

cough cases in New Mexico and across the country, thehospital has begun a rigorous pertussis study developedby Christus St. Vincent Womens Services Department aspart of a pilot program with the New Mexico Departmentof Health. The study group will be administrating 3,000doses of TDap to immunize the following risk groups:Labor delivery and staff, mothers of newborns, andprimary and significant caregivers of newborns. The hospital lobby has also been renovated andremodeled. This was a concerted effort by the hospital touse building and decorative materials such as stones andsoft colors that are inviting and comforting. In addition tolightening up the area overall, the lobby now has more

space to ensure a bigger, more inviting area where visitocan take a break from the hospital floors in order to relaxand regroup. The lobby is also equipped with free Wi-Fiaccess as well, so visitors can use their waiting time toaccess the internet.

Details

Contact the medical center at 983-3361 or send an emailto [email protected].

Cutting edgeSt. Vincent introduces latest endoscopic procedures

The remodeled lobby is one change at Christus St. Vincent Regional Medica

Center.

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- SpaFinder Magazine

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to our secluded refuge. Relax with a massage or body treatment infused with locally grown herbs. Rejuvenate in oursoothing waters. Hike and bike through acres ofstunning high desert and riverside trails. Stay the night in oneof our enchanting suites or charming cottages and dine in the Artesian Restaurant.

Hot springs open 8am - 10pm every day. Less than an hour from Santa Fe.

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FIQUET HANNA DUCKWORTH D.O1510 St. Francis Drive

505-982-9626

Integrative Oriental MedicineJapanese Acupuncture Kototama Traditio

Comprehensive Healthcarefor the Whole Family

Allergies Anxiety & Stress Arthritis Asthma DiabetesInsulin Resistance Weight Loss Inertility/IVF ProtocolMenopause & Perimenopause Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Prostate Issues Stop Smoking Vertigo Auto Immune DiseasesHard to Treat Illnesses Auto & Sports Injuries

Pain & Trauma Management Side Efects o Cancer Treatments

Most Major

InsurancesAccepted


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AlixBjorklund,DOM

2019 Galisteo St.930-1742

Daniel Bruce, DOM1301 S. St. Francis Drive988-5106

Calle MedicoMassageTherapy1751 Calle Medico989-7490

AnnieCampbell320 Don Fernando Road216-1676

Katherine Carpenter,DOM992-3393

KerrilynChew, DOMBlue Lotus IntegratedHealing Arts1532 C Cerrillos Road986-9109

Christina Claude,DOM,LMTEast Gate Accupunctureand Massage930-8462

FiquetHannaDuckworth,

DOM1510 S. St. Francis Drive982-9626

Linda Durante, DOM826 Camino del Monte ReySuite B-2820-7014

Jade Easton, DOM2585 Avenida de Isidro983-9133

WalterEddy,DOM2019 Galisteo St. Suite G-4986-1058

Donald andLeahFineberg,DOM

200 W. DeVargas Ave. Suite 5983-5387

Elizabeth Fiset,DOM438-4308

Mahnchi Foung1701 Santa Fe River Road988-2316

FlyingDogMassageMonika Perlstein, LMT690-4966

SharadaHall, DOM

Ayurveda, Acupunture andHerbal Medicine110 Delgado St. Suite D982-4183

John Handwerk, DOM1532C Cerrillos Road920-8977

Jason andLinda Hao,DOMs2019 Galisteo St. Suite C-1986-0542

GRDHealthCenter1505 LlanoSanta Fe984-3034

Espa

ola, 505-753-3369BarbaraHiggins, DOM2074 Galisteo St. B-1988-7350

The IntegratedHolisticHealingCenter826 Camino De Monte ReySuite B-2424-9527

Acupuncture

Absolutely TherapeuticLee Ann McHale577-3160

Acupuncture Collective1225 Parkway Drive920-8339

BeWellTherapeuticMassage1751 Calle Medico989-7490

Laura Bacon,PT, CNMT1751 Calle Medico989-7490

Blue Lotus Integrated

HealingArts1532 Cerrillos Road Suite C986-9109

SuzanneBarry,DOMAmrita Acupuncture &Herbology Clinic3 Caliente Road No. 9466-4358

Russell S. Baum,DOM1305 Luisa St.986-8802

DirectoryAcupuncture

Allergy& Immunology

Alternativemedicine(Bodywork, massage,

naturopathic, relexology,zone therapy)

Audiology/HearingAids

Cardiology(Heart)

Chiropractic

Counseling/Mental Health

Dental Health

Dermatology/SkinCare

Ear, Nose andThroat

Endocrinology/Metabolism/Diabetes

Family/General/Environmental

Fitness Centers/Programs

Gastroenterology

HomeHealth Services/Hospices

Hospitals/Emergency/UrgentCare/Clinics

InternalMedicine

Medical Equipment

NursingHomes/AssistedLiving

Obstetrics/Gynecology

OccupationalHealth

Oncology (cancer)

Ophthalmology/

OptometryOptical Services

Orthopedics

Pediatrics

Pet Health/wellness

Pharmacy

PhysicalTherapy/SportsMedicine

Plastic ReconstructiveSurgery

Podiatry

Pulmonary

SleepDisorderMedicine

Radiology/Imaging

Rheumatic/ArthriticConditions

Rehabilitation/PhysicalMedicine

Spas/Salons

Surgery (General)

TravelMedicine

Urology

Other

Health&WellnessD I R E C T O R Y 2 0 1 1

The 2011 Health &Wellness

Directory is designed to

make nding health care and

wellness information easier.

In addition to this

magazine, we will have the

directory online at www.

santafenewmexican.com/

wellness.

Additionally, because we

know that no directory, no

matter how comprehensive,

will include every specialtyor every practitioner, you can

use the online directory to

update or add information

about your practice.

If any information in the

directory has changed or

is incorrect, update online

as well. We want this

directory to be complete,

comprehensive and correct. NATALIE GUILLN

Fiquet Hanna Duckworth is a two-time acupuncturist of the year.


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Martha Iwaski, Ph.D., DOM1807 Second St. Suite 47983-7187

Steve Kahn, DOM324 Sena St.988-3403

Mandala Medicine618 A Paseo de PeraltaMaya Yu, DOMErin Kaminker, DOMHarrison Hook, ayurveda andpolarity therapyDavid Kaminker, massagetherapy, shiatsuLauri Genesio, LMT, bodywork, shiatsu989-1818

Janet Padma Mandell,DOM1925 Aspen Drive Suite 302-B

920-4725

Mavrick Love Acupunctureand Oriental Medicine1348 Pacheco St.820-1019

Mary Jo McIlhon, DOM521 Salazar St.984-8877

Jeffrey Meyer, DOM3 North Chamisa Drive Suite 3Eldorado466-2766

Cyd Mills, DOM, LMT

444 St. Michaels Drive

982-2440Molecular Health CareDavid P. Bellows, DOM1480 St. Francis Drive988-4210

Mountain Spirit IntegrativeMedicine1348 Pacheco St. Suite 206988-2449

Katsuharu NakazonoSharon Nakazono1424 Luisa St. Suite 1988-3960

New Mexico PainManagementCeleste and Jonas Skardis,DOMs, DAAPM460 St. Michaels Drive988-5551

Juana Nieto-Rodriguez,DOM690-1084

Suzanne Oliva, DOM1676 Hospital DriveSanta Fe

510 N. Paseo de OateEspaola

505 699-8116 (both locations)

Sharon Orbach, DOM473-4233

Anne Richardson, DOM1807 Second St. Suite 70660-9413

Maureen Robins, DOM,823 Allendale988-1774

Santa Fe CommunityAcupunctureMarcy Newman, DOM, MPH,RDH231-6040

Santa FeSoul2905 Rodeo Park Drive EastNo. 3474-8555

Mary Spindler, DOM914 Baca St. Suite 3690-8855

Bettina Sellers, DOM2725 Agua Fria St.988-9524

James A. Sleeper, DOM1418 Luisa St.982-1249

Southwest AcupunctureClinic1622 Galisteo St.

438-8880

Sunflower Wellness CenterEmily Franklin, DOM1547 S. St. Francis Drive8201860

Michael LinkTate, DOM,MA1043 Don Diego Ave.983-1386

Brandon Taylor, DOM1348 Pacheco St. Suite 206988-2429

Jonathan Trapp DOM982-0679

Ehrland Truitt, DOM826 Camino del Monte Rey820-8786

GailVivino, DOM988-7121

NicoleWheeler, DOM, PT2019 Galisteo St. Suite L1988-9509

LisaWilson, DOM989-4038

Julie vonErffa DOM55 Camino Peralta473-7654

YangYan, DOM, M.D.,Kezhuang Chao, DOM2801 Rodeo Road Suite F438-7178

Allergy &Immunology

Allergy Partners of NewMexicoJames Sussman DOYvette Fields PA-C1651 Galisteo St. No. 8820-9870

Los Alamos Medical CareCenterRichard W. Honsinger, MDPhilip C. Jackson, MDJames Ziomek, MD3917 West Road Suite 150Los Alamos982-7533

Santa Fe Center for Allergyand EnvironmentalMedicineW.A. Shrader, MD141 Paseo de Peralta983-8890

AlternativeMedicine (includingbodywork, massage,

naturopathic, reflexology,zone therapy, homeopathic)

Absolute NirvanaAlternative Medicine106 Faithway St.983-7942

Affordable Massage1503 Llano St. Suite B660-5471

Aleah AmesCertified ClinicalHypnotherapist660-3600

Angel Hands Bodywork

430 Alta Vista St. Suite No. 1920-7024

Margo Bachman, MA,RYT500, LMTCertified Ayurvedicpractitioner670-4506

Barbara EhrlichSpaServices369 Montezuma Ave.989-7572

Blue Lotus IntegratedHealing ArtsTheresa Martell, LMTKerri Lynn Chew, DOMJulie Pershin, DOM

John Handwerk, DOM1532 Cerrrillos Road Sui986-9109

Body Inc.333 W. Cordova Road986-0362

Victoria Buckingham,Aspen Bodywork CenteFeldenkrais Method1925 Aspen Drive 801B690-0763

Stevende Gennaro, LM670-8353

Downtown Day Spa614 Agua Fra St.986-0113

Eldorado Medical Mas2 Chamisa Drive NorthSuite C577-2480

El Gancho Spa104 Old Las Vegas Highw988-5000

Elisabeth FarleyAlternative Medicine820-2986

Rita Gallegos, LMT690-4460

KathleenGuiles, RN, L660-6300989-7635

John Paul Goodman, LCertified Rolfer1442 S. St. Francis DriveSuite B670-2538

Hawaiian Massage MaLori Armagost470-1684

HighDesert Health Caand MassageTracy L. Conrad, DOM, L644 Paseo de Peralta Av

984-8830

John Holden, Shamanhealer1504 S. St. Francis Drive984-8733

Harrison HookBodyworkMandela Medicine Cent795-8567

Health&Wellness DIRECTORY 2011

COURTESY ABSOLUTE NIRVANA

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HealingArts Co-operativeElizabeth Vigil-Baca, LMT699-1359

HighDesertHealth CareandMassage644 Paseo de Peralta699-6468, 984-8830

UrsulaHoferOrtho/Bionomy2019 Galisteo St. M3984-1719

InnerWorkingsKatherine Ni Keefe, RPP, LMT988-5544

Kiki Jadus, LMT992-1481

HarijotSinghKhalsaAlternative medicine1500 Fifth St. Suite 13

983-3003

BeverlyKune,LMT, LPCC1474 St. Francis Drive988-4816

AllisonLasky,LMTBody work1504 B S. St. Francis Drive984-8733

Light& LoveNaturopathicCenterDeborah Sie, NMDJustin Hoffman, NMD, DOM1045 W. Don Diego Ave.955-9919

DianaLightmoon,LPCC,LMT577-4607

MassageEnvy3490 Zafarano Drive Suite 8471-3689

MassageExcellence117 Bob St.989-3902

MistSkin Care1012 Marquez Place No. 404986-1356

NewMexicoAcademy ofHealingArts501 Franklin Ave.982-6271

OasisMassageTherapyLeah Swartz690-8035

OjoCalienteMineralSpringsSpa1-800-222-9162

NuAvedaSalon Spa3545 Zafarano Drive Unit B424-8616

MichellePascale, LMT2074 Galisteo St. Suite B1690-9835

PhysicalTherapy Plus435 St. Michaels DriveSuite A 201982-5629

LeePickett, LMT1442 S. St. Francis Drive

920-8124

Vera PovolnaRolfing structural integration660-0146

JackieRadisAlternative medicine2905 Rodeo Park Drive EastNo. 3474-8555

Elizabeth RimannCertified Rolfer1704 Lena St.982-5868

MauroRivera

Alternative medicine1 Altura Drive920-7024

RosenMethod BodyworkMeg Gallagher, LMT989-3654Cameron Pauline Hough, LMT988-2602

SabraHomeopathic practitioner424-6240, after noon

Santa FeSoulHealth& HealingCenter474-8555

Santa FeMassage Inc.Spa @ Hotel Santa Fe955-7844

Spa @ LaFonda986-8466

Santa FeSoulHealth &Healing2905 Rodeo Park Drive EastBldg. 3474-8555

Scherer InstituteofNatural Healing1091 Siler Road982-8398

Sabina Schulze,MA, LMT110 Delgado St. Suite D982-4183

Mary Spindler914 Baca St. Suite 3690-8855

JulieStrassburgerMassagelymph drainage therapy820-2020

Sunrise Springs SpaSadamhi242 Los Pinos Road471-3600

Ten ThousandWaves3451 Hyde Park Road982-9304

NinaTwomblyAlternative medicine1008 Mountain Road802-272-6504

UtopiaMassage101 W. Marcy St. Suite 205 B501-1101

BodyWisdomMarcia Valdez

501-1247

RebeccaL.Welling,DOMBody Therapy Center113 W. Zia Road992-0412

Wellness Coaching &Nutrition CounselingLaura Dudley, RD, LD, CWC877-744-3356 ext. 7135

WholeBeingEnhancementSt MichaelsProfessional Center444 St Michaels Drive982-2440

MartyNossWilder, RPP,LMTAspen Bodywork Center1925 Aspen Drive 801B920-3037

Audiology/HearAids

AdvancedHearingCli

460 St. Michaels Drive986-9108

BeltoneHearingAidC546B N. Guadalupe St.DeVargas Center988-3330

Premier HearingCente1651 Galisteo St. Suite 7988-4327

Sandia HearingAidsSanta Fe Place Center4250 Cerrillos Road988-1984

Sound PointAudiologHearing1454 S. St. Francis Drive988-9818

Cardiology

HeartHospitalof NewMexico

504 Elm St. N.E.

Albuquerque

505-724-2000

NewMexicoHeart Ins2085 S. Pacheco St.984-8012

Chiropractic

AllCare PhysicalThera326 McKenzie St.982-1499

Alignmentof LifeInc.Bobbie Perea, DOM444 St. Michaels Drive S982-2440

Back inActionChiropBrian T. Short, DCSt Francis Professional C1444 St Francis Drive Su660-2080

Back toHealthChiropChaz Schatzle, D.C.1651 Galisteo St. Suite 1690-4057

Susan Bright, DC1504 S. St. Francis Drive984-1222

WendyCarter, DC2948 S. Richards Ave.424-9114


LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO

Anesthesiologist Michael Hietmaneck, (left), and Brandon Gonzales, 17, from Monte Del Sol,

check Tedd E. Bears chart as part of Christus St. Vincents Regional Medical Center program

designed to guide young students toward a career in medicine.


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Focusing onQuality

MorganFamily Dentistry

505.988.41191442 S. St. Francis Dr. Suite G Santa Fe

www.morganfamilydentistry.net


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Connerly Chiropractic,PhysicalMedicalGroup1892 Plaza del Sur Drive988-8017

MichaelCrawford,DCSanta Fe Pain Center11 Calle Medico Suite 3983-3037

Eclectic Medical CareMichael Nunnally, DC1482 A St. Francis Drive982-7339

FamilyChiropracticCenter of SantaFeStephen Perlstein, DC, APC2019 Galisteo Suite M6984-0006

MicheleFlynn,DC11 Calle Medico No. 6466-1090

Rick J. GregoryDC1300 Luisa St.988-4821

ErnestGutierrez, DC1751 Old PecosTrail Suite H988-4829

HazenChiropracticHealthCenter2932 Richards Ave.473-0000

Vito Hemphill, DC1609-B Don Gaspar Ave.982-6665

B. CalicoHickeyChiropractor714 Calle Grillo984-0972

GuruchanderKhalsa,DC1505 Llano St.984-3034

KevinKopriva1002 Paseo de la Cuma982-2553

Life EnhancementChiropracticWendy Feldman, DC310-5810

LovingHandsWellnessCenterSydele Feldman401 Alejandro St.995-8851

Rae Lunden,DC1925 Aspen Drive474-3422

MorganChiropracticMark Morgan, DC1904 Kiva Road820-0706

NewMexicoFamilyChiropractic3600 Rodeo Lane D-2984-0821

Patrick OKeefeChiropractorSangre de CristoWellness Center1421 Luisa St. Suite A983-4225

BobbyO.PereaDC444 St. Michaels Drive

982-2440

Carol RenePierpoint100 S. Polo Drive503 422-3119

Pro-ActiveChiropracticPeter Unverferth, DC11 Calle Medico984-0934

ToniRivera, DC988-4190

Thomas Rogowskey, DC,DIBAK

1925 Aspen Drive 300A820-1728

Rosengren ChiropracticCenter310 Garfield St.983-1513

St. Francis ChiropracticHealthCenterHarold Steinberg, DC, CCN3600 Rodeo Lane Suite B5473-0057

Scher CenterForWell Being1602 Fourth St.989-9373

Silverman SpineCenterRobin Silverman, DC2801 Rodeo Road C15474-5701

NoreenSullivanChiropractic1301 Luisa St. Suite H

982-0691Tai ChiChuanJaime Cobb, DOM and DC1214 Hickox St.986-0887

WallChiropractic5 Caliente RoadEldorado466-1429

Counseling/MentalHealth

JanetBailey, MA, LMFT2074 Galisteo St.474-3481

PamelaBarich, RN,MS, CS983-1120

PamelaBell, LPCC, EEG-BCIAFellow466-9800

Kelly R. Bennett, Ph.DBrain Dynamics578 Via Arista577-1862

JeanBergeronCraniopath823 Allendale988-1774

SteveBerlyn, llSW, ACSW1807 Second St. No. 44C984-1306

Phylis Blair, Ph.D820-7515

Abby Braun,LISW, Ph.D1800 Old Pecos Road Suite P820-2236

Alan D.Brody, Ph.DMarcelle Grant532 Don Gaspar Ave.986-3478

CAREConnection-Santa FeCounty2052 S. Galisteo St.995-9550

Susan Cave, Ph.D2213 Brothers Road Suite 300988-7616

Lisa Celosse, LPCC

1925 Aspen Drive Suite 302A505-720-9167

LauraChristensen,LISW117 Bob St.920-5717

Elizabeth R. Clearwater,M.Ed.,PCC820-2281

Jacob Cohen,MS, LPCLMFTCheryl Gardopee, LISW2019 Galisteo St. Unit M984-8431

CokataDenise Andes, CRT, LPCRon Andes, CRT, LPC438-9592

ConfluenceMediationCounselingPamela Marshall, LBSW, LPCC2205 Miguel Chavez RoSuite F989-3333

Marie Seren Cohen,PhLLC532 Don G aspar Ave.986-6133

Jerry Cooke,LISW, LA1482B S. St. Francis Driv983-3676

Counseling andMediaTeamJudith Elfrink WeissmueBA, LPC1487 Clark Road474-5268

Creative AlternativesBeverly Kune, LPCC1474 S. St. Francis Drive988-4816

Crisis Response HotlinSanta Fe-PMS820-6333

Genevieve Davis, LPCLMFT422 Medico Lane Suite D983-7105

MarthaDavis, LMFT, L1448 S. St. Francis Drive989-8199

MichaelDiaz, M.Ed982-6201

ToniDrew,MA,LPCCResiliency therapy2074 Galisteo St. Suite B989-7368

EquestCounseling CeKatrina Lujan, MA, LPCC17661 U.S. 84/285455-0555

John R. Evaldson,MD1012 Marquez Place No983-1887

SylvieEyral, LISW, SEPSomatic Psychotherapy1301 San Jos Ave.984-9109


LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO

Leticia Rodriguez (right) jokes around with James Charles, a licensed counselor at Inside Out.


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JimF. Fickey, Ph.DGary Grimm, MA7628 Old Santa Fe Trail986-8688

Sharon Finn, LPCC3600 Cerrillos Road438-2577

Niki FitzCallaghan,RN, CS1448 S. St. Francis Drive988-2922

Ellen J. Shabshai Fox, LISW699-4312

Barbara Gage, MA,LPCC1569 La Cieneguita424-0302

Paolo Giudici, LPCC, LADAC466-1764

NomiGreen,MA,LPCC

577-2959

Marcy Haig, LISW, LLC2074 Galisteo St. Suite A-1983-6432

HealingArts Co-operativeCarolyn Erickson, LPCC1442 Suite BS. St. Francis Dr.699-0719

Hill & Saks BehaviorTherapy Services660-1110

James Hunt, Ph.D, LMC670-5207

KathrynHutton, LPAT988-9785

Infinite PossibilitiesThomas E. Welter, MC, LPCC1474 S. St. Francis Drive988-5504

LydiaZepeda Jenni1502 St. Francis Drive989-3798

JudithKaplan,MSW, LISW1800 Old Pecos Trail Suite820-7204

Robert Kaufman, LISW-MA17 Camino Pion

930-1477

KarenKlinefelter, MSW,LISW2019 Galisteo988-5027

John andSatiKohn, LPCC,LISW615 Calle de Leon982-8735

Cedar Koons,MSW, LISW1012 Marquez Place474-4480

JohnG. Lang,Ph.D1031 Hickox St.989-7172

LifeHealingCenter ofSanta Fe25 Vista Point Road989-7436

LifeLink2325 Cerrillos Road438-0010

Diana Lightmoon, LPCC,LMT577-4607

Meria Loeks, LPCC820-2128

CarolMacHendrie, ACSW125 E. Palace Ave.984-1687

Barbara McCandlish, Ph.DJohn Van Dyke, Ph.D546 Harkle Road

982-9360SusanMcMeansPsychotherapyJerome Ginsburg121 Sandoval St.982-1792

JudyMikkelsen, Ph.D200 W. De Vargas St. Suite 5989-4780

MiltonErickson InstituteRobert Weisz, Ph.D.1800 Old PecosTrail Suite B983-9456

GabrielaMuoz,Ph.DMountainVista WellnessAssociates126 E. San Mateo Road989-8041

Namaste Child & FamilyDevelopment

1500 Fifth St. No. 7995-0091

Namb Psychotherapy193 County Road 113Namb455-7708

PastoralCounseling CenterDavid Dennedy-Frank, Ph.D1533 S. St. Francis DriveSuite E988-1995

Ellen Pearlman,MSW988-2111

Lisa Pence,M.Ed., LISW

982-8228

Elisabeth S. Perry, Ph.D118 Central Park Square662-3525

Nancy E. Perry, Ph.D.,RN47 Avenida Frijoles955-1995

PojoaqueWellness/HealingArts Center101 Lightning LoopPojoaque455-9355

Aria Ponciroli, LISW982-1067

Presbyterian MedicalServices2960 Rodeo Park DriveWest986-9633

Santa FeCommunityGuidance CenterPsychological ConsultantsElliot J. Rapoport, Ph.DRichad Fink, Ph.DNed Siegel, Ph.D.310 Johnson St.983-3757

Santa Fe Full ServiceProfessionalMediators

Philip Crump 505-989-8558

Debra Oliver 505-983-3344

David River 505-982-2624

Lon Rankin, MA, LMHC

989-8394KathrynRice, LlSW3600 Cerrillos Road438-2004

EleanorF. Robbins, LISW1435 S. St. Francis DriveSuite 201984-2544

Karen Sands, LPCC, LMSW2795 Via Caballero del Sur982-5015

Santa FeCounseling&Research CenterSam Shaffer, Ph.D1421 Luisa St. Suite J982-7434

Santa FeSageCounselingCenter982-8098

PamelaSchackel, LISWLPSCC1533 St. Francis Drive988-4131 (ext. 107)

KateRominger546 Harkle Road988-5539

Santa FeSupportiveTherapy,LLCAnika M Kelso, LISWCarolyn Dechaine, LLC

2074 Galisteo St. Suite B795-6868

Jerilyn Silver, MSW984-2241

Marie Seren Cohen,Ph532 Don Gaspar Ave.986-6133

Lola Soler, BCD, LISW,982-3687

Southwestern CounseCenter1628 St. Michaels Drive471-8575

Margaret A. Storey, M

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LeonaStucky-Abbott,LPCC,AAPC140 Mesa Vista820-2433

MarcTalbert, LMHC51 Bauer Road780-0309

Teambuilders CounseServices IncZia Behavioral Health2504 Camino Entrada471-5006

PMS-Teen HealthCentCapitolHigh4851 Paseo del Sol467-1081

PMS-Teen HealthCentSanta FeHigh2100 Yucca Road467-2439

DebraThompson, LPCLPA,ATR-BC474-9358


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and crutches outside of the home of Marcie Davis, the founder of Soulful Presence, a Santa Fe

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TraumaHealingCenter110 Delgado St. Suite No. D982-4183

TriciaVeech, LISW1925 Aspen DriveSuite 302-A795-0103

MelindaWalker, MA, LPCC1807 Second St. Suite 25471-1244

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RaymondAnaya,DDS, PC2050 Botulph Road Suite C984-0077

Paul Balderamos, DDS,MS409 St. Michaels Drive983-7373

Center for AestheticDentistryClarence R. Rehon, DDS, PALori Kenney, RDH2905 Rodeo Park Drive East

Building 4 Suite 200982-2578

Center forDental MedicineRobert Wartell, DDS2019 Galisteo St. Building J2474-4644

Theodore David Cho, DDS2216 Brothers Road982-5121

EdwardCook, DDSDentistry for Children231 Castillo Place982-9816

Robert Darmitzel,DDS1300 Luisa St.988-4161

DentalDesign StudioRichard Parker, DDS2019 Galisteo St. Building L-2982-9222

EnchantmentDental

1442A St. Francis Drive988-2178

DentalHygieneCareof Santa FePam C. Grabowski, CPDHGalisteo Center Office Park2019 Galisteo St. Suite 01995-0595

Dentistry forKidsKris Hendricks, DDS2904 Rodeo Park Drive EastSuite 300B473-5437

DivineDental1117 Calle La Resolana

471-7000

Philip EdgertonEndodontics5 Calle Medico Suite A988-3209

Family DentistryPatrick M. Pacheco, DDS1406 Luisa St. Suite 1988-5850

JorgeFerreira, DMD17805 HWY 84/285455-2176

Robert A. Filice,DDS2019 Galisteo St. Suite H-3471-5353

MichaelGallegos, DDS490B W. Zia Road995-0718

Bernard Gavron,DDS,PCPaul Mills, DDSEndodontics465 St. Michaels Drive

988-7356

Stephen Gibbs, DDS2010 Botulph Road983-1312

JensenDental1496 S. St. Francis Drive983-4491

Warren G. Hoffman, DDS435 St. Michaels DriveSuite B-101983-4117

Keith Jameson, DDS,PC4041 Cerrillo Road438-3276

Kenneth Kahn, David BakerEndodontics1692B Hospital Drive988-1187

Stephen Kellam,DMD, MSOrthodontic specialty539 Harkle Road Suite D982-5531

Donna Kidby,DDS,DMD1442A St. Francis Drive988-2178

G. RussellKirkland Jr.,DDS, PC400 Botulph Lane988-3500

La Familia Dental Center1035 Alto St.Dental, 984-50482145 Caja del OroDental, 474-1438

LakindDental GroupG. Russell Kirkland, DDSHarvey M. Simon, DDSLeslie Lakind, DDS

400 Botulph Lane988-3500

KirkW.MacGillivray, DDS,PC1405 Luisa St. Suite 1982-9700

Jodi McGrady, DMD141 Paseo de Peralta983-2909

PatrickMcQuitty,DDSand Richard Greenberg, DDS308 Garfield St.988-9888

MichaelRayMartin,DDS3600 Cerrillos Road

438-0756

MichaelH.MasonPediatric dentistry1456 S. St. Francis Drive984-1827

AnthonyW. Mayfield, DDS1313 Luisa St.983-8051

A. BurtonMelton,DDS,PA141 Paseo de Peralta983-2909

Jeffrey Melton,DDS, M141 Paseo de Peralta Su984-8300

Daniel Meyers, DDS, M550 St. Michaels Drive983-8605

MarkMigdakski, DDS5 Calle Medico820-1010

Monarch Dental811 St. Michaels DriveSuite 101820-2344

MorganFamily Dentis

1442 St. Francis Dr. Suit

988-4119

North SideDentalClinGabriel Roybal, DDS806 Calle Mejia820-3551

Northern NewMexicoPeriodontalAssociate318 Grant Ave.988-8822

Oral & MaxillofacialSurgeonsTerry L. Carlberg1645 Galisteo St.984-0694

DavidOrtega,DDS550 St. Michaels Drive S984-0881

JorgeOti

986-0606

WilliamD.Parker, DDSMS,PC318 Grant Ave.988-8822

Patricia Peck,DDS465 St. Michaels DriveSuite 207989-9033

PerfectTeethDanny Abboud, DDSPauline Spencer, DMDCharles Kenney, DDS,orthodontist720 St. Michaels Drive

424-7998

ClaricePick, DDS,PCOrthodontics125A Siringo Road982-0094

Haley Ritchey, DDS1 Caliente Road Suite EEldorado466-0999


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Patricia Roberts, DDS2100 Calle de la VueltaSuite E10984-2288

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Kenneth RusanowskiPeriodontal disease andimplant surgery2 Calle Medico Suite 2988-2611

Daniel Sanchez, DDS, PC

3600 Rodeo Lane Suite D1438-8088

Santa Fe FamilyDental CenterKeith D. Jameson, DDS, PCDonald Tusk, DDS4041 Cerrillos Road438-3276

Santa Fe Place FamilyDental Center PC4250 Cerrillos RoadSuite 1202982-4867

William Schackel, DDS2100 Calle de la Vuelta

983-5000

James Short, DDS11 Calle Medico Suite 1982-8871

Harvey Simon, DDS,PC400 Botulph Lane988-3500

Small Smiles Dental Clinicof Santa Fe2008 St. Michaels DriveSuite B474-4993

Smile New MexicoWarren Hoffman, DDS

435 St. Michaels DriveSuite 100

983-4117

Smiles of Santa Fe1751B Old PecosTrail988-4448

Christopher Spier, DDS409 Botulph Lane988-5194

Edwin Steffy, DDS539 Harkle Road Suite D820-6117

Christopher Morgan, DDS1442 S. St. Francis DriveSuite G988-4119

PeterTafoya, DDS404 Kiva Court Suite D988-3804

E. Ronald Trujillo, DDS5 Calle Medico983-7848

Urgent Dental Care ofSanta Fe, DDS986-9703

Edward Urig Jr., DDS, MS1700 Hospital Drive988-2121

Nishi Vakharia, DDS125 Siringo Road Suite B983-6153

FaithVentura, DDS217 E. Marcy St.

988-4333

JefferyWheaton, DDS, MDOral surgery and dentalimplantology490B W. Zia Road Suite 3992-1550

Dermatology/SkinCare

James H. Auerbach, MD435 St. Michaels Drive982-5504

Beautiful Skin1424 Second St.982-3899

BeautyThrough BalanceShannon Plummer, DOM699-7258

Bonita Medical CenterEdward Urig, DMD, MSJustin Young, DDS, MD1700 Hospital Drive988-2121

Dermatology of Santa Fe2019 Galisteo St.986-9688

Eden MediSpaLynore Martinez, MD405 Kiva Court988-3772

Thomas Holmes, MD1850 Calle Medico Suite L988-5120

Marian Urban MedicalAesthetic SkinCare


982-2440

Norman R. Kaczmarek, MD539 Harkle Road Suite B988-9769

Leon Miller, MD839 Paseo de Peralta Suite C982-3111

Sanctuary of Santa Fe1221 Luisa St. Suite B986-3888

Santa Ana SkinCare ClinicLenora Lopez, MD2205 Miguel Chavez RoadSuite E954-4422

Seventh Ray SkinCareClinic2019 Galisteo St. Building N8982-9865

Ultiskin Aesthetics byultiMED707 Paseo de Peralta

989-8707

Karen M.Van DeVelde, MD2019 Galisteo St. Building D2986-5025

Ear, Nose andThroat

Southwestern Ear, Noseand Throat AssociatesAllergy, immunology,audiology and sleepdisordersEar, Nose &Throat1620 Hospital Drive

118 Central Park Square

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835 Spruce St. Unit AEspaola

982-4848 (all locations)Audiology, 946-3955Allergy, 946-3912Sleep Disorder Medicine1919 Fifth St. Suite A438-3101

Endocrinology/Metabolism/Diabetes

Jessica Ahmann, MSN,CFNPDiabetes managementspecialty130 Siringo Road Suite 201989-3236

Robert M Bernstein, MDMichael Katz, MD1533 S. St. Francis DriveSuite B982-2860

Center for EndocrineHealthAlison Sawyer, MD1751 Old Pecos Trail Sui984-1160

Corazon ClinicDiabetic educationPhillip Ruiz, MDMerry Beyeler, MD3600 Rodeo Lane Suite 629-4400

Family/General/Environmental

Anasazi Medical AssoJulie Martinez, MDPatrick Samora, MDCarl Friedrichs, MDGhassan Ghuneim, MD

2055 S. Pacheco St. Suit473-0390

Lucia Cies, MD435 St. Michaels Drive983-1213

WillardDean, MD73 Sabino Gonzales RoaGlorieta983-1120

Eldorado Family PractJohn D. Becker, MD7 Avenida Vista GrandeSuite D6466-6080

Eldorado Medical CareLinda Wasser, FNP1 Caliente Road466-1400

Erica Elliott, MDEnvironmental2300 W. Alameda St.471-8531

Family Practice AssocGloria Ruiz, MDJennifer Chin, MDFred Kullman, MD433 St. Michaels Drive988-1232

Full Circle HealingFam

Practice1421 Luisa St. Suite D820-1482

Integrated HealthMedical CenterHendreka Fitzpatrick, M1010 Marquez Place982-3936


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Integrative MedicineInstituteDavid Riley, MDLynn Getz, MD6 Amigos Lane

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Isis MedicineBruce Gollub, MDLeah Morton, MDEd Grant, PA401 Botulph Lane983-8387

Matthew J. Kelly, MD1114 Hickox St.982-9961

La Familia Medical Center1035 Alto St.982-4425

Southside Medical Center2145 Caja del Oro Grant Road

438-3195

Health Care for theHomeless818 Camino Seirra VistaBridget Andrew, MDAli Azizi, MDCarmen Barnes, MDJoan CarrellasEric Grasser, MDRaya ChyornyNeal Devitt, MDGary Giblin, MDBill Edwards, MDJan Fawcet, MDSue Katz, MDDenise LHeureux, MD

Jennifer Hartley, MDJames Lutz, MDSilvia Marin-Popowski, MDDavid Reyes, MDLuis Rigales, MDJennifer Simpson-Manske, MDKristen Widmer, MDLauren Brown, MDMelissa Rosen, MDWilliam Leeson, MD

Behavior HealthKaty Grohens, LISWAnn Rayne-Levi, LPCCBeth Holland, LPCC

Lee Levin, MD2212 Brothers Road

983-9460

LifeCare Health ServicesDiabetes management130 Siringo Road Suite 201989-3236

David Macias, MD, FAAFP,FAASP1925 Rosina St.984-8206

CharlesB. McCanna

460 St. Michaels DriveSuite 1103989-8400

Robert A McCormick, MD11 Calle Medico983-1003

Ortiz MountainHealth Center06B Main St.471-6266

Pecos Valley MedicalCenter199 N.M. 50. Pecos757-6482

Presbyterian MedicalGroupChelsea Kirby, MDDonald Hassemer, MDDiAnne Johnson. MDMiguel Iturregui, MDMarshall Jordan, MDG.V. Swan, MDSilvia Khalsa, MDRajan Mirchandani, MDHeather Sena, MDHerbert Rachelson, MDMatthew McKinley, MD

Sal Narayanan, MD

Vidya Subramanian, MD1010 Spruce St.Espaola Hospital, Espaola505-367-0340

Rodeo Family MedicineKristin Parke, MDGerzain Chavez, MDFen Sartorius, MDLinda Ross, NPMaryann Bregin, NPLynn Morrow, PA4001 Rodeo Road471-8994

Alan Rogers, MD530-A Harkle Road983-6911

Rio Luna FamilyCareRita Dodge, MDDiane Friedman, MDLaurie Holmes, CNM2019 Galisteo St. Suite N9A988-1930

SageMedical CenterDebra Higginbotham, MD2019 Galisteo St.Building G Suite 3984-1300

St. Francis Health CenterLois Purvis, PACLenya Reese, PACN. Lynn Cordahi, MLP1494 St. Francis Drive

983-7276

Santa Fe Family HealthCenterPhilip D. Briggs, MDAndrew Ropp, MDTim Busch, PACindy Forno, MDMerry Beyler, MDZach Stengel, MD2801 Rodeo Road Suite B13474-0120

Santa Fe Family PracticeChristopher Fletcher, MD2015 Galisteo St.989-9144

The One MedicineStefan Ripich, ND, CNP820-6789

MaiTing, MD1037 W. Don Diego Ave.820-1200

Unity Medical ClinicKurt Kastendieck, MDLoretta Kastendieck, PACRon Press, MD435 St. Michaels DriveSuite B104992-3334

Womens Health ServicesCecelia De La Vallee, MD

Julie Craig, MDJennifer Pierce, MDLynn Bickley, MDCristy Wickman, CFNPNaomi Landau, CFNP901 W. Alameda St. Suite 25988-8869

Fitness Centers/Programs

Billie JeanKingFitness CenterAt RainbowVision500 Rodeo Road428-2844

Lisa BradleyPersonal trainer660-3879

Core Connection2019 Galisteo St. Suite N6988-9686

Curves2426 Cerrillos Road216-7927

Evolve Fitness513 Camino de los MarqSuite A992-2639

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Form Fitness, CoreConditioning1219 Cerrillos Road Suit424-9944

Fort Marcy RecreationComplex

490 Washington Ave.

955-2500

Genoveva ChavezCommunity Center

3221 W. Rodeo Road955-4001

Gyrotonics Santa FeCelia Hulton1807 Second St.820-9291

Pilates Santa Fe839 Paseo de Peralta Su995-9700

Salvador Perez Pool

601 Alta Vista

955-2601

Santa FeSpa786 N. St. Francis Drive

984-8727

Studio NiaSanta Fe851 W. San Mateo Road989-1299

Takashi TokunagaAikido2011 Botulph Road983-9115

JosephVigilProfessional health andfitness instructor577-1423

Gastroenterolo

Northern New MexicoGastroenterologyAssociatesDavid B. Hoverson, MDCornelius P. Dooley, MDPatrick G. Quinn, MDRicardo Calzada, MDJessica Doyle, PA-C1691 Galisteo St. Suite C983-5631


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Home HealthServices/Hospices

Ambercare Hospice

550 D St. Michaels Drive982-4098

Apria Health Care1570 Pacheco St Suite D6982-2901

BestWay Home HealthCare1453 Cochiti St.820-9946

Heritage Home Healthcareand Hospice460 St. Michaels Drive983-6700

Home Instead Senior Care404 Kiva Court Suite C471-2777

Ideal Home Care706 La Joya St. Suite EEspaola505-747-4440

Mi Casa Bonita10 Camino de Vaca438-9255

OptionsHome CareServices5 Petroglyph CirclePojoaque989-3306

PMSHome Care

1400 Chama Ave.988-4156

PMSThe HospiceCenter1400 Chama Ave.988-2211

Presbyterian MedicalGroup1010 Spruce St.Espaola505-753-1510

Professional HomeHealth Care10 Calle Medico982-8581

NursesWith HeartHome Care52 BonanzaTrail424-0580

Vista Care Hospice1911 Fifth St.988-5331

Hospitals/Emergency/UrgentCare/Clinics

Christus St. VincentRegional Medical Center455 St. Michaels Drive983-3361

Espaola Hospital1010 Spruce St.Espaola505-753-7111

Los Alamos Medical CareClinic

Dr. Martha Kendall

Santa Fe Satellite Office

1650 Hospital Drive, no. 200,

662-4351

OnCall Urgent Care431 St. Michaels Drive954-9949

Physicians Medical Centerof Santa FeOutpatient elective servicecenter2990 Rodeo Park Drive East474-3270

Santa Fe Indian Hospital1700 Cerrillos Road988-9821

SurgeryCenter of Santa Fe2947 Rodeo Park Drive East474-9888

UltiMedUrgent medical care707 Paseo de Peralta989-8707

Urgent Care Santa Fe2801 Rodeo Road Suite B13

Los Alamos1460 Trinity Drive Suite A505 662-0768

Espaola528 N. Coronado Ave.505 747-6939

VillaTherese Catholic Clinic219 Cathedral Place983-8561

Internal medicine

Lyle Amer, MD2212 Brothers Road983-9460

Elisabeth Barkey, MD, Ph.D435 St. Michaels DriveSuite A 201982-9282

IMS Practice ManagementGroupMark Seredowych, MDCharmes Chiu, MDPaul Kovnat, MD

Gentiana Voinescu, PC, MD, PA1650 Hospital Drive Suite 200982-4276

Jill Rhymes, MD531 Harkle Road Suite B983-9622

Lee Levin, MD2212 Brothers Road983-9460

Los Alamos Medical CareClinic

Dr. Martha Kendall

Santa Fe Satellite Office

1650 Hospital Drive Suite 200

662-4351

Medical Equipment

Able To Scoot2603 Cerrillos Road474-9323

Home MedicalEquipment Specialists2810 Siler Lane424-8840

Lincare712 W. San Mateo Road992-8286

Preferred Medical

2019 Galisteo St. Suite B-2820-7766

Walgreens Option Care1601 St. Michaels Drive505-345-3099

Nursing Homes/Assisted Living

Ambercare550 D St. Mich

Documents

2011 Health & Wellness Directory