Dr. Margarita Rosa Garces, MD

Excellent Doctor, great bedside manners, great diagnosis, gives all the necessary time to the patient and caring doctor. Staff not so great.

Excellent!

First visited Dr. Garces in 2007 for arthritis. She's taken excellent care and prescribed medicine (when needed) that has really maintained my quality of life.

I highly recommend Dr. Garces. She is the most caring, compassionate, capable and professioal doctor I have ever experienced- 09-05-12

Dr. Garces is the most caring, compassionate, capable and professioal doctor I have ever experienced-and I have seen a lot of doctors. She is the first to correctly treat my sjogren's and diagnose/treat my lupus. Her followup is amazing.

Dr. Garces is a very knowledgeable and caring doctor. She makes you feel good and explains everything clear. However, the office staff need to take a class on how to deal with the elderly. They are rude and uncaring.

I am submitting this on behalf of my wife whom I accompanied on the visit. The Dr. was prompt, efficient, understanding,friendly,knowledgeable, informative and precise as to her diagnosis and discussion of the subject at hand. We were both very impressed with her and eager to see her again for a follow up after some tests.

I have been seeing Dr. Garces for 2 years for a myopathy, which she diagnosed.I hardly wait long for my appointment and she's really compassionate. Always calls with lab results.

Dr. Garces has been treating my Lupus, Fibromyalgia and Sjogrens for four years now. She listens and is patient. My mom also sees her now. She is a wonderful and caring doctor. She has a great staff support and I love how she has xray equipment and can diagnose on the spot. She understands that fibromyalgia is real and is sensitive to my needs and pain. I recommend her greatly.

Requested from my primary care doctor my latest blood work and called me to tell me I should take care of my vitamin D defficiency. Gave me the correct dosage of twice the recommended dose for an adult over 60 which is currently 1000iu, that is 2000iu More important, noticed severe arrythmia and suggested I see a cardiologist. The arrythmia, I later researched was caused by the vitamin D defficiency which has been linked to heart disease. The cardiologist I went to didn't request my blood work and wanted to put me on a treadmill to do a stress test before making sure my vitamin D levels were normal