Dr. Glenn David Vogelsang, MD

Great Doctor’s visit with a knowledgeable and insightful, and truthful medical professional… I felt heard.. felt like I could agree and/or disagree and that I had time to discuss my health, my experiences, and my concerns…. He listened, conversed, recorded my information … looked at my past records, and heard my concerns and I left feeling that I had found my new primary doctor….

I have been needing a refill on a vital medication yet he refuses to call it in for me even though I have made an appointment of which I was told he would call it in after the appointment was made. This borders on medical malpractice and/or medical negligence. I am now going to have to suffer withdrawal symptoms and needless to say I have found another doctor who I hope will be more caring and competent.

This was my first visit with Dr. Vogelsang. He carefully and patiently reviewed my chart, my current medications etc. I did not feel rushed and he showed real interest in all my concerns.

Dr. Glenn Vogelsang is a caring doctor who makes your health his number one priority. It's true that he told me I am overweight and need to cut back on carbs and try to exercise more. I appreciated his honesty because often doctors tell us what we want to hear instead of what we need to hear. If you are looking for a doctor who wants you to be in the best of health, find Dr. Vogelsang. You'll be glad you did!

Have been here a few times and always the staff is a little rude. Every visit I am 10-15 mins early, but wait time is about 45min-hr long, not including the wait once in the exam room. And I always feel rushed once in the exam room.

Dr. Vogelsang was my Doctor in Roswell, NM. My first visit as a new patient impressed me so much that I went home happy feeling that I found a great Dr. He helped me with my disability with the Social Security Agency. He never felt that the paperwork was beneath his knowledge and expertise. I always felt cared for on a personal level. I have severe hypertension that can be stubborn at 180/104. Yet with his encyclopedic knowledge of medicine, he successfully brought down to near normal and it stays that way. Being Bi-Polar with the emphasis on my manic being predominate, he helped with that too. His bedside manner is gentle yet firm without intimidation. A gift in my opinion. Now I just found out his efforts to have me approved for Harvani is a total success I start in 4 days. Thank you, Dr. Vogelsang, most profusely! You have added at least an additional decade to my life if not more... I miss you so much. But I fell I found a doctor that is caring and helpful. She doesn't reach the bar of quality and excellence that you set, but she is trying. Love you for being in my life when I needed a good doctor... that turned out to be EXCELLENT! GOD bless you!

Dr. V has a certain humor, but his intent is never to be rude. I actually like it. He takes his patients issues very seriously. He is thorough, he went through 8 years worth of my medical history. He calls me personally when I had a 102.7 degree fever to give me advice and asked me my symptoms, and made an apt ASAP. He is extremely smart, and is also mindful about what the patient wants. He doesn't just give you medicine and examines you, he makes sure your nutrition, lifestyle, sleep habits, and everything else is healthy as well. 95% of doctors are "number" people. If they don't see anything wrong on paper, they immediately send you on your way regardless how you feel. Dr. V instead gets to the root of the problem and fixes it. As to his personality, I see everyone else reviewing him just want a doctor to hold their hand and say "here here there there." If that is what you want, Dr. V is not for you. If you want the best doctor to find out what is wrong, to help you feel better, who is considerate, Dr. V is for you.

I went to this doctor for the first time yesterday. He told me I was spending too much of the medical community's money and told me I shouldn't be going to my specialists-I have illnesses which require specialists-- and he told me I was letting the medical community tell me what to do. I told him that was untrue. Then he encouraged me to go on a starvation diet.

He overly obsesses with athletics and fitness and not patient care. Being a fit Woman Patient, when I went with my Husband who had numerous health issues he bragged about his famous salmon and garlic salads, instead of helping my Husband.

Dr. Vogelsang is knowledgeable, courteous and interested in one's problems. I am pleased to recommend him to others. However, his office was not entirely cooperative is scheduling.

Best doctor in Roswell

I first saw Dr. Vogelsang in 2004 when I became pregnant with my daughter. I was young and scared, 16 at the time and 17 when she was born, and he was very odd and not supportive. During my pregnancy he would yell at me about my weight and belittle me. If I gained more than a few pounds he would tell me how unattractive that was. I was shocked! I lived in a small town was young and didnt realize I could transfer to a different town or doctor, like I wanted. At times I felt he wasn't qualified and during labor and delivery he was very impatient and rude. I remember I urinated as I pushed and he yelled at me and was upset I hadn't been cathedral before and it made me feel so embarrassed. After care was quite sketchy and he always seemed rushed and burdened by me. Also even well after my daughters birth he would pester me about my weight. I gained 50 pounds with her which is a lot but lost it all. He seemed like a jerk and very odd. I googled him to see if he was still practicing and he is. I am kind of surprised vy that due to his weird behavior and rude demeanor. I would not reccomendations this doctor but if you do see him l, ask a lot of questions about why he has so many neg reviews.... makes you wonder. I saw him in Chariton, Iowa in 2004. Shortly after he left town.

I found dr. Vogelsang to be very courteous. I found him to be very thorough in his evaluation of my health. He seems genuinely concerned about improving my health, and is patient enough to thoroughly review my medical history and listen to my description of symptoms.

This man shouldn't be practicing clinical medicine. He is arrogant and belittling and takes very sketchy patient histories. He explains little and argues with the patient at every opportunity. He made me so angry when we first started talking that my BP rose about 40 points. Then he attempted to get the BP down by telling me to breathe deeply--and retook it after only 60 seconds. This is poor medicine. I told him it was elevated because he'd been rude to me. He looked innocent and amazed and said he thought we'd been having a "pleasant conversation." I recommend that everyone stay away from him. He also takes off for a full week at a time with fair frequency, making it difficult to schedule appointments. His staff says he's on training. I asked him about it, politely, since I was concerned about scheduling, and he expressed surprise at what they'd said, but didn't explain. Earlier, he'd mentioned that he'd been away skiing in Arizona. That probably was the honest explanation. The worst aspect of this doctor's attitude is that he doesn't trust the patient and seems paranoid about giving prescriptions for painkillers. I tried to tell him about how little I take of a particular painkiller, which was prescribed a long time ago for a chronic but infrequent problem, and which I would never have an interest in abusing since it has unpleasant side-effects--and he knows this about me--but he cut me off and never did receive accurate information. He also told me that the blood tests he was ordering would be paid for by my health insurance. They weren't, for the simple reason that the doctor had indicated a diagnosis on the order form rather than stipulating the tests were routine or preventative. In addition, there was no connection between the diagnosis and the tests ordered. I'm not going back to him. I need to feel better, not worse, when I leave a doctor's office.

This man is a Jerk! He is cruel and mean. He does nothing but accuse and belittle the patient. I did some searching, his "medical" degree isn't even from a U.S. medical school!! Stay VERY FAR away from this man!