AA meetings in Laguna Pueblo, NM

2 inside 10 miles, across 2 cities. Every row says which town it is in and how far.

All 2 of them are marked open, so you can walk into any one without being asked whether you are a member.

One, and everything it runs is listed above. A group is the set of people who hold a meeting, so one group can account for several entries in the week.

2 meetings inside 10 miles, which is thin. A.A. coverage in the public lists is patchy in rural areas, and a meeting that exists but is not listed anywhere is common.

Yes, and the fellowship's own literature puts the matter between a member and their doctor. Individual members sometimes voice firm views and those views are their own, so a decision about prescribed medication belongs with the person who prescribed it. Never stop a prescribed medication on the strength of something said at a meeting.

No, and they are not alternatives so much as different things. If drinking has reached the point where stopping brings on shaking, sweating or worse, that is a medical question and not a willpower one. A doctor is the right first call if the physical side worries you.

There is no test and no entry condition beyond wanting to stop. A desire to stop is also compatible with not being certain you want to stop, which is where most people actually are. That applies at every meeting on the Laguna Pueblo list above.