SOUTHWEST CENTER ON AGING
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      • Electrocardiogram (ECG)
      • Helicobacter Pylori Testing
      • Hemoglobin A1C
      • Inhalation/Nebulizer treatments
      • Joint Injections
      • Spirometry and Oximetry Testing
      • Strep Test
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PATIENT CENTERED MEDICAL HOME

PATIENT CENTERED MEDICAL HOME (PCMH)

Thank you for choosing Southwest Center on Aging as your Patient Centered Medical Home. Our staff is committed to providing the best health care possible for you.
As your Primary Care Provider (PCP), my
responsibilities are:
  • Explain diseases, treatment, and results in an easy to understand way. Listen to your feelings and questions which will help us make decisions about your care.
  • Keep your treatments, discussions, and records confidential.
  • Provide same day appointments whenever possible.
  • Provide instructions on how to meet your health care needs, when our office is not open, through our After Hours Answering Service which provides 24 hour access to medical care.
  • Give you clear directions about medicine and other treatments.
  • Send you to a trusted specialist, if needed. Each visit will end making sure you have clear instructions and expectations, treatment goals, and future plans.
As our Patient, your responsibilities are:
  • Asking questions, sharing your feelings, and taking an active part in your care.
  • Being honest about your history, symptoms, and other important information, including any of care possible
    changes in your health and any care you may be receiving from other health professionals.
  • Taking all medication as directed. Inform us when there is a problem with your medication.
  • Making healthy decisions about your daily habits and lifestyle.
  • Keeping your scheduled appointments or reschedule in advance if possible.
  • Calling our office FIRST with your health concerns, unless it is an emergency.
  • Being sure you leave our office with a clear understanding of our expectations, treatment goals and future plan.
We serve the populations of people of age 55 and older
Our Mission is to make healthy aging a reality through excellence in clinical care.

Office Hours
Monday–Thursday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
1st Monday of the month, extended hours from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm by appointment only
Walk in hours are Monday-Friday 12:00 pm-12:30 pm (existing patients only)
To schedule an appointment or speak with a clinician, please call our office at 575-532-5455
After hours, please call the above office number. The answering service will answer your
phone call and notify the on-call physician if necessary.

In case of an Emergency, call 9-1-1 immediately.

Southwest Center on Aging (SWCOA) offers a unique, comprehensive assessment of older
persons in an outpatient setting. SWCOA uses multiple resources to look at the individual from
medical, functional, and emotional perspectives. Our goal is to work with the patient’s family to
address strengths and weaknesses found during the assessment process. This assessment is
valuable on a consultation basis or as a first step to ongoing primary care with us.

SWCOA treats residents in a variety of assisted living and long-term settings.

SWCOA provides state of the art in home care for geriatric and home-bound patients through our
house call program.
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SWCOA coordinated medical, social, and hospice services for patients and families facing
terminal illnesses. Assistance is provided in establishing Advance Directives, selecting
resuscitation status and designing a Durable Power of Attorney. Care plans are individualized to
the need of the patient and family, and focus on maximizing quality of life and comfort.

Southwest center on Aging

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1106 Centre Court
Las Cruces, NM  88011

575-532-5455
​Fax: 575-532-5641
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  • Home
  • Our Mission
    • Geritalks
    • Geriatric Medicine
  • Providers
    • J. Roberto Duran, II, MD, CMD
    • Tyson Kay
  • Our Services
    • Anti-Coagulation
    • Healthy Aging
    • Hospice Care: Comforting the terminally ill
    • Hospital Care
    • Dementia and Memory Loss
    • Transitional Care Program
  • For Patients
    • Billing and Insurance Questions
    • Choosing a provider
    • Medical Records
    • New Patient Information Packet
    • Patient Centered Medical Home
    • Payment Policy
    • Prescription Refills
    • Privacy
  • Contact Us
  • Resources
    • Advance Medical Directives and End of Life Decisions
    • Ancillary Services >
      • Electrocardiogram (ECG)
      • Helicobacter Pylori Testing
      • Hemoglobin A1C
      • Inhalation/Nebulizer treatments
      • Joint Injections
      • Spirometry and Oximetry Testing
      • Strep Test
      • Vaccinations
    • Driving
    • Nursing Homes in Las Cruces
  • Patient Portal
  • FAQs
  • Link Page