Asked to move the appointment twice and still waited 50 minutes (a full hour if you include arriving early). Everyone was nice but not the most personable. Dr. Fisk was very thorough and was the only person that greeted the both of us. Went over my wife’s entire health profile and made sure everything was ok. Really appreciated that. The downside is we requested a female doctor…

I was a patient here years ago and because of all the stories I keep hearing about Tepeyac, I felt the need to write this. I love their mission, and wanted so badly to support it. I was 22 years old when I went to Tepeyac, having had crippling dysmenorrhea for years. I will always be thankful to Dr. P for suggesting that I had endometriosis and explaining the need for surgery. I wish, however, that I had been referred to a specialist at that point. My surgery was done by Doctor C, who spoke as if ablation and excision were equally effective ways of removing endometriosis. So I agreed to let her do my surgery. I had no improvement to any of my symptoms. At this point they told me that Lupron was the next option for management of endo. Lupron is a drug that makes you temporarily menopausal and does not always wear off entirely. It does not actually treat endo whatsoever. Also, why would I need that if she had just removed my endometriosis? I never went back. Excision is the gold standard for removal of endometriosis. I only learned this a year later. Several years and lots of information gathering later, I had a successful excision surgery with a specialist at another practice. It has increased my quality of life. Please make sure your surgeons follow evidence based best practice, wherever you go.

Had a wonderful overall experience with the staff, nurses, and doctors here at Tepeyac. They treat you like a person, not just a number here. It is a faith based office but they don’t try and force anything down your throat. If you are looking for compassionate care and an efficient birth experience, Tepeyac is ready to help.