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Old 06-06-2009, 02:23 PM #1
Aliya Aliya is offline
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Default Doctor Reccommendations?

I know I've seen a few threads on here where people have mentioned Hopkins as "the place" to go in terms of the DC area...If I were to talk to my current doc about a possible referral there, does anyone have any specific recommendations on which doctors to seek out and/or which ones to avoid? In addition to competence issues, obviously, my other issue with doctors is usually that I have issues with ones who are "cold fish" and lack bedside manner. (Note: Not all the Hopkins docs are covered by my insurance, apparently, only some of them...the Feds give good insurance, but it isn't perfect...) Or other recommendations for good docs in the DC area?
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