Dealing with E. coli infections
in Women's Health ·
So, it turns out I've got an Escherichia coli infection.
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Susan Harris said:🤷 I don’t personally know any other gynecologists—I actually see Dr. Assad over at my local community health center in Phoenix. He is honestly such a fantastic guy! A close friend of mine went to him for her entire pregnancy, and we both had nothing but wonderful experiences with his care. In fact, I was just seeing him this morning myself! 😁
Drew Booth said:Can anyone recommend a truly great, experienced dentist who accepts Medicare?
Thanks in advance 🙂
Kate Edwards17 said:If anyone knows a good dentist taking new patients (via Medicare), I’d be so grateful if you could DM me their info 😉
Basically, I got a "letter" from Medicare the other day saying my dentist didn't renew his contract with them—so now I have to find someone else. Honestly, I have no clue who or where, since I've been seeing the same guy since I was a little kid! 🤷
I live around New Jersey City, but location isn't a huge deal for me—as long as they're good and actually accepting new patients 😉
Donna Bailey3 said:I have an amazing OBGYN in my Suburban Neighborhood, Dr. Kos, but she is always swamped. It's worth calling, though, because apparently it's one of those seasons where doctors are rotating... (every attempt feels like a coin toss)
Chloe Kern78 said:I actually signed up a few days ago myself. The woman there was incredibly kind--really lovely, actually.🙂
ironsurfer10 said:Just thought I’d breathe some life back into this thread... does anyone know where I can see an orthopedist without the massive wait times—and I mean through insurance, not out-of-pocket? I used to go to Dr. Miller over on Madison Avenue, but now the wait list is somehow five months long!😲
urbantinker8 said:Does anyone happen to have a recommendation for a solid dentist who accepts Medicare? I'm looking specifically in the West Side area—ideally at a Community Health Center over near Barun Filipovic Street if possible! 🙂