Dr. John Henry Sloan, MD

Dr. Sloan and his staff were nothing short of amazing. Lisa was so good at explaining everything email correspondence and phone calls prior to the procedure. I felt very well cared for. The knee injections have so far completely removed any pain I had and I feel great. A big thank you!

Absolutely patient focused! Listens and provides best treatment options to alleviate painful conditions. Professional, conscientious and caring. Wants treatment to succeed.!

I have received consistent and extraordinary care from Dr Sloan and his team, particularly Lisa B, and Glenn most recently. They thoroughly addressed my history and concerns about multifaceted spinal pain and injury. In the past they have shown great care in alleviating the intense pain while also expediting the necessary path to surgery. Most recently again with the utmost care and commitment they have given me an assessment and a plan I have great hope and confidence in. Where other doctors have shrugged their shoulders with few answers, Dr Sloan appears to have searched the latest advances and in my case have a specific strategy to address the whole of the problem. I can’t thank them enough for their personal care.

I have been very impressed with Dr. Sloan and his knowledge regarding joints and how to make them more functional. The knee hylaronic injections I received were painless. It is true that you often have to wait quite a while past your appointment time, so take a book. Well worth the wait. In general they are a little disorganized, but very caring.

Every time I go to this doctor the preson at the front desk is rude. When you ask a question the would say we will get back to you on that. But they never due. When call in to get your medication renewed it takes about a week to get them filled or they say that they never received a message from you. The Dr. Sloan is always running behind. He is never 15 minutes late. He is always 2-6 hrs passed you appointment. Every time I go in to see him, he is only in the room with me for about 3-5 Minutes. But he will spend more time with the other patient. It is usually like this: how are you, do you need your medication refilled, and can you please walk for me. That is it from him. He also like to spend more time with the men then with the women. He also has to take county and city people before reg. patients. so apt is pushed further out. The front desk don't inform the doctors patients that he is running behind at all. You have to keep checking up on that. The is a lot of… other things that need to be fix. I wouldn't rate him a 1 at all. but they don't have anything lower then a 1.

He says he's going to do something & doesn't. He said he'd write a hardship letter to try and get my son moved to a closer prison for me so I can visit him because I had a stroke and rarely drive. Now he says he doesn't want to. What kind of person does this?

The Dr. Was great, he took the time to get information. If it wasn't for the rude staff at the front desk I would go back.

Front staff at Manzano medical is the worst ever!!!! Very rude with no customer service skills. They must hate their job. Smile and put your patients first.

The receptionists were rude, never would smile, acted like they were "put out" to even have to talk to me much less assist me with questions or concerns. When I called back to talk to nurse Mary about a refill, she was rude and acted like I did not have a brain when in fact I have had this condition for 47 years. She was supposed to call me back - I never heard from her again (and I called back -still no response).

It's been over six months since I had my first visit with Dr. Sloan. The doctor actually seems ok but, his staff is absolutely terrible. In over 6 months have I have to get scheduled for my required Cortizone injection and EMG. The lady in office keeps scheduling appointments without so much as giving me a phone call to notify me of the time. After nearly 6 months I finally got an appointment at 10:20am. When I arrived at 10:00am they said I had been rescheduled for 2:00pm but I was welcome to wait. I'll never understand why it's so hard to notify the patient of schedules and schedule changes.After six months I'm still in pain and they just don't seem to care at all. I'm looking for another doctor