WELCOME TO AHP
NEW MEXICO'S PREMIER PEDIATRIC OFFICE
CELEBRATING OVER 20 YEARS OF SERVING THE FAMILIES OF NEW MEXICO!
Welcome Rita-Marie Holmes! Our newest PA will be seeing patients at the Rio Rancho and Holly locations!
A fond farewell to Dr. Guerrero as she says goodbye to AHP. We wish her well on her next adventure!
Dr. Andrea Guerrero, who many of you have come to know and trust, will be leaving After Hours Pediatrics effective June 12, 2025. Dr. Guerrero will be leaving the state as she and her family pursue their continued professional development.
We understand the bond that develops between physicians and their patients, and we recognize that this news may come as a surprise. We wish to assure you that your child’s health and well-being remain our utmost priority, and we are committed to ensuring that their care continues seamlessly.
We are fortunate to have a dedicated team of health professionals who are ready to step in and provide you with the same level of care and attention that you are accustomed to at our Golf Course clinic. Felicia Snoberger, PA-C, who is fluent in Spanish, has immediate availability to continue your child’s medical care at After Hours Pediatrics. Additionally, Madyson Ramkowsky, PA-C will be joining the Golf Course office in July. She will also be accepting new patients.
We understand that change can be challenging, but we are confident that our team will continue to provide you with excellent care. We are grateful for your understanding and patience during this transition, and we look forward to continuing to serve you and your family at After Hours Pediatrics.
Thank you for your understanding and trust.
Dr. Starr Lujan will be on extended leave from our practice for an indefinite period of time. Her colleagues at the Holly location will be stepping in to help in her absence.
NM Measles outbreak information
The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) has reported a total of 81 confirmed cases of Measles in Lea, Dona Ana, Curry, Eddy, San Juan, Chaves and Sandoval Counties, NM as of 6/03/2025; there have been no reported Measles cases in Bernalillo county.
The NMDOH and AHP both recommend routine immunization against measles starting at age 12 months. Early vaccination against measles is recommended between ages 6 months until 12 months old if there has been a known exposure or if you live in or are travelling to a high risk area. The Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) vaccine is 93% effective against measles after only one dose.
AHP has MMR vaccine clinics available at our Rio Rancho, Golf Course and Holly locations. These clinics are intended only for patients living in Sandoval County who are ages 6 months to 11 months old, or any age patient who is unvaccinated against measles. These patients can also receive the MMR vaccine during their Well Child Visit appointments.
You can check your child’s vaccine status using the NMDOH Vaxview Portal. Please refer to the How-to Guide for help.
Introducing the AHP App!
You can now use the app to easily schedule appointments, view your child’s immunization records, update information, request medication refills, and get appointment reminders on your mobile device. The app will have the following icon:
CLICK HERE TO GET THE APP: ezyaccess.page.link/MhJG
CLINIC CODE: AFTERHOURSPEDIATRICS
EXISTING PORTAL USERS: LOG IN WITH EMAIL ADDRESS
DON’T HAVE PORTAL ACCESS? TALK WITH OUR FRIENDLY FRONT DESK STAFF TO SIGN UP TODAY.
DO YOU NEED TO SCHEDULE A WELL OR SICK VISIT FOR YOUR CHILD? OR A SPORTS PHYSICAL FOR YOUR LITTLE ATHLETE? HOW ABOUT A NURSE VISIT FOR SCHOOL IMMUNIZATIONS? SCHEDULE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE WITH PORTAL ACCESS, CLICK HERE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE PORTAL ACCESS, PLEASE CALL 505.298.2505.
You can access immunization records by using myahp.
alternatively, The state of New Mexico allows Parents/Guardians and Patients to check on their immunization status. you can google “vaxview nm” or go to the app at https://vaxview.doh.nm.gov/.
CHANGES TO APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING:
To better care for our patients who utilize us for primary care (well-child visits), at times, we will need to restrict access for patients who do not see us for primary care. During those times, if your child’s primary care physician is not at AHP then we strongly encourage you to call their office for your acute care needs.