Fundador Adajar, MD

The office is very nice and clean . The staff is very nice and helpful. And they are very attentive. And they are very helpful and friendly. The only complaint I have . You better bring a jacket. Because the air conditioner works very well. But really great service and Dr.

Why keep scheduling us for places that are closed ? This is the 2nd time driving more than 50 miles to get to an appointment where no one works that day ? What am I supposed to do ? Wife's heart is very important. Wish there were proper Healthcare professionals that care for their patients and do the work to see if that place is closed before scheduling

Dr. Adajar is a great cardiologist. He has been my husband's for close to 25vyears, not sure of the exact amount. God has used him to save my husband's life more than once. He always listens when we need answers.

I enjoyed meeting Dr. Adajar. He's a nice guy, although he delivered some weird news. If I had a heart attack in my past, I certainly didn't feel it. I guess that happens sometimes. Anyway he's sending me to all sorts of places to get tested, so I'm hoping he'll clear me to have surgery to get my right shoulder replaced soon because I'm just in pain constantly and I hate it

Dr. Adajar is not professional and carries himself with inappropriate behavior that demonstrate a high degree of concern about his ethical and professional approach. I have recently experienced a very unsettling visit with Dr. Adajar as I was recommended to see him as soon as possible due to my edema on both legs which were a high concern of my overall health and heart. I messaged Dr. Adajar with an image of my legs and received a call back in 20 minutes. I live in Clovis and was given an appointment to see Dr. Adajar for follow up and echo. I made my way to Roswell and waited for an hour or so until seen. Dr. Adajar brought in an intern and nurse during our visit but did not acknowledge why I was there except to ridicule me for having a second opinion which was not true. Dr. Adajar stated to me several times he was not an EP doctor and I needed to find someone who can do my ablation and work my electrical issues of my heart. However, during our visit he was rude, nasty, and displaying an unprofessional character that showed some concern about being under the influence of either alcohol or a stimulant. I was belittled by him and felt unwelcome during the visit as he was not allowing me to discuss my edema and then stated to me "Lets call it what it is a second opinion" and then began to shut down my conversation about my leg edema and swelling. The doctor even belittled Dr. Sean Mazer and began to state he was a senior and my current EP doctor as below standard quality grade, which I found hard to believe as Dr. Mazer is the chief of cardiology at the Heart Institute in Albuquerque. During my visit he decided to not track my INR for the prescribed blood thinners and became vocal about sending this to the EP doctor for my care. Dr. Adajar is responsible for any prescribed medications including INR tracking by the STATE OF NEW MEXICO HEALTH AND BOARDS "DO NO HARM TO YOUR PATIENTS". A formal complaint will be submitted and a licensure review and ethical behavior should be warranted under several official complaints of this doctor and potential patient abuse, safety, and ethical behavior. I here state that this doctor should be suspended for further investigation and should be required to take random UA's under the state of New Mexico boards and commissions. I was scheduled for a pacemaker replacement and thank God this did not happen as this could have been a serious mistake and safety issue.