Mr. Alfredo Guevara JR.

I was recommended to Dr Guevara by my PCP. She asked if I would not mind driving to Nogales, as I live in Sierra Vista. He and his staff are awesome. Professional, calm, dedicate and never in a hurry. I’m visiting him for my bladder problems and I’m totally happy going to Nogales. It’s worth a trip!

Very thorough, knowledgeable doctor. You are not just another patient who needs treatment but an individual who Dr. Guavara cares deeply about. He clearly goes above and beyond in making people feel better.

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I had my appointment set for 9:30 and even called a day before to confirm the appointment. I have been waiting at the office for over an hour and I still have not seen the doctor not like he has many patients. This is ridiculous. Very bad service

Extremely professional and knowledgeable, cares deeply about his patients, as does his excellent staff. His new office is excellent in all ways. Follow up is exceptional.

Personable, expert, efficient staff.

Excellent and prompt treatment for a severe infection. Dr. Guevara is professional and treated me with kindness and was truly concerned about me.

This Dr.'s temper was irritable rushing through the appointment with no real concern for me as the patient with an enlarged prostate. He seemed more interested in rambling off a surgical procedure than helping me understand the source of my problem and than looking for alternative solutions to my prostrate issues. I was very disappointed with this doctor. Went to another one in Tucson who helped me solve my problem without surgery! Seems some doctors prefer surgery as it leaves them more money; consequently depleting the patients overall health, What's happened to doctors ethics? Because this one just came across as a fraud. Time this doc step aside.

He is prompt, caring and very knowledgable.

Dr. Guevara is losing his once good touch to a poor to moderate one. Source is probably a combination of his naturally ill-natured temperament along with the strenuous patient-medical demands. As his professionalism is waning, he should consider retiring, slow down more, or take a sabbatical with emphasis on patient sensitivity.