Casa De Carmelita LLC. Staff
Rebecca Anchondo ANP,C-BC
Rebecca Anchondo is the founder and owner of Casa De Carmelita. Rebecca is an Adult Nurse Practitioner with 28 years of experience in health care. She has been in the health care field since 1995. Rebecca received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Arizona in 1998 and Master of Science in Nursing from Arizona State University in 2006. She is bilingual English and Spanish speaking and is a board-certified Adult Nurse Practitioner, American Nurses Credentialing Center. Her passion for health and caring for others is deeply rooted in her Christian upbringing.
“Professionally, I had the opportunity to work for Desert Kidney Associates and cared for patients on hemodialysis and saw firsthand the daily challenges they experience due to their chronic disease. And after my personal traumatic event, placenta abruptio due to elevated blood pressure and undergoing a partial hysterectomy, I realized first- hand that women have very few options for successfully treating menopausal symptoms including hot flashes. I take health supplements to manage my postmenopausal symptoms including Estrovera, which I recommend to my patients, family, and friends. I have also had the privilege to care for hospice patients in their home, and it is for these reasons that I have decided to advocate for women’s health, focus on preventative care and wellness, and manage chronic diseases. I enjoy spending time with patients and educating them about their chronic diseases and teaching them how to better manage them through diet, exercise, meditation, and lifestyle change. I would love the opportunity to join you on your journey to better health.”
We know how difficult it can be to stick to new fitness regimes – to put yourself first. With each challenge faced (work, travel, children, injury etc), your goals seem less and less achievable. It can appear to be an uphill and lonely struggle – almost too intimidating to even start.
Schedule an Appointment“Professionally, I had the opportunity to work for Desert Kidney Associates and cared for patients on hemodialysis and saw firsthand the daily challenges they experience due to their chronic disease. And after my personal traumatic event, placenta abruptio due to elevated blood pressure and undergoing a partial hysterectomy, I realized first- hand that women have very few options for successfully treating menopausal symptoms including hot flashes. I take health supplements to manage my postmenopausal symptoms including Estrovera, which I recommend to my patients, family, and friends. I have also had the privilege to care for hospice patients in their home, and it is for these reasons that I have decided to advocate for women’s health, focus on preventative care and wellness, and manage chronic diseases. I enjoy spending time with patients and educating them about their chronic diseases and teaching them how to better manage them through diet, exercise, meditation, and lifestyle change. I would love the opportunity to join you on your journey to better health.”
We know how difficult it can be to stick to new fitness regimes – to put yourself first. With each challenge faced (work, travel, children, injury etc), your goals seem less and less achievable. It can appear to be an uphill and lonely struggle – almost too intimidating to even start.