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Old 10-26-2009, 06:21 PM #4
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Hannah -

Among the adjectives I used to describe Dr. Richeimer was "self-effacing," which means "reluctant to draw attention to one's self." Which is an all too unusual trait in a brilliant man. I was treated briefly by Dr. Prager a number of years ago, and do not believe the same could be said about him. Has your experience been different?

Secondly, do you have an understanding as to whether Dr. Prager's office accepts insurance, or are the bills something your family handles for you?

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