Posts by Grace Davis77

To serves as a clear illustration: one goes to the previous physician, one is assigned to the new one, and one remains on file with Medicare.

Gregory Cooper5 said:Not a single recommendation for Runjanin Street? Any family doctors you'd suggest?

The practitioners I would personally recommend aren't currently accepting new patients (I have verified this myself). I am aware that Dr. Kršek is always taking new patients, but I certainly wouldn't recommend her.. ☕

mellowrider66 said:Hello.

Does anyone happen to know what the current wait time is for an initial consultation with an ENT specialist in Chicago??

You can find the estimated waiting lists posted directly on the Medicare website.

Joseph Hayes10 said:Have you ever visited a chiropractor?

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Absolutely not. I wouldn't risk ending up with severe chronic issues or even potential permanent disability. ☕

I would suggest applying some propolis ointment to the nasal bridges using a small applicator—the kind from Koprek works wonders—or perhaps try some Nizet. It should provide some much-needed relief.

Does anyone know of a highly skilled gastroenterologist who practices near Apple and also takes private insurance?

Laura Stewart34 said:Hi everyone, I have two questions if anyone can help. I have a referral for T3, T4, and TSH testing issued on December 7th, 2016. I’m wondering if it is still valid, because I read online that under the new rules, referrals are only good for 90 days. My second question is whether I can just walk into the Mayo Clinic without an appointment to get this done.

The referral is still valid, though you will need to schedule an appointment if it is your first time having those specific tests performed at their facility.

The body is still in the recovery phase, and you should find that your appetite gradually begins to return. I recommend starting with light, cooked foods—something like chicken soup—and consuming them in small, frequent meals.

Chloe Garcia10 said:The guy deserves all the credit. He’s actually my friend's husband, and honestly, he really knows his stuff and is super easy to talk to.

Thank you; I feel a bit more at ease now.

Does anyone here have firsthand experience working with Dr. Cutij? I have an appointment scheduled with him regarding some issues with my knee.

Maria Ward said:I am kindly requesting a recommendation for a reputable private ophthalmologist located in Chicago. Thank you. 🙂

Out of several specialists I have consulted, my most satisfactory experience was with Dr. Charlotte Pinter at Madison Square Garden.

Patrick Green59 said:Can anyone offer some advice? I'm looking at options in Chicago, My experience at the Mayo Clinic in Miami was honestly exhausting. Chicago is a completely different story based on what I've seen, and I plan to head back there once I am fully recovered and able to travel again.

Believe me, things aren't perfect in Chicago either. If you are specifically looking for orthopedic care, I would highly recommend heading to Newport instead.

Patrick Green59 said:Does Branko Bilić still practice over at Oakwood? I’ve heard rumors that he moved to Rib, and word is he’s excellent. I have been dealing with persistent pain for two years now without a single diagnosis, so I am looking for guidance. Additionally, if anyone can recommend a highly skilled neurologist or neurosurgeon, I would appreciate it. I understand Dr. Vilandecic has retired from his position at Oakwood.🤦

I have also heard that he is an excellent physician. I attempted to locate him on the staff directory at Oakwood, but I was unable to find his name listed. It would be best to contact the hospital’s main headquarters directly to inquire; it is highly probable that this is simply due to a delay in updating their digital records.
What exactly is the purpose of seeking out a neurosurgeon? There are certainly excellent specialists available at Rib and Oakwood.

Before making any final decision regarding vaccination, I strongly advise that you thoroughly investigate all the documented (serious) side effects reported to date.

I would appreciate it if anyone who has undergone ankle arthroscopy—whether here in the States or abroad (or perhaps you have family members who have)—could share their experience regarding the surgical outcome and the recovery process. Additionally, I am looking for recommendations on which surgeons or clinics you would suggest.
Thank you; this is quite urgent and very important to me!

I am currently seeking a high-quality physiotherapist located in Washington, D.C. (while I would prefer a central location, being within reach of the subway lines is perfectly acceptable). My primary requirement is to find a professional who tailors their specific therapies and exercise regimens to the patient's unique condition and individual needs, rather than someone who insists on strictly following a rigid, "by the book" routine.

Sandra Brooks91 said:Does anyone have a recommendation for a private ophthalmologist in Washington, D.C.?

Since my previous doctor recently retired, I have had to consult several specialists lately—including some quite high-profile ones. I would highly recommend Dr. Šarolta Pinter; she practices at the Opto Center over in the Vlaški neighborhood.

Richard Reyes9 said:Hello,
Could anyone recommend a physical therapist in Washington, D.C.? I would prefer a private practice if possible.
Thank you!

I suggest seeing Dr. Žugaj over on Križanićev.

In my experience, custom-molded insoles based on a precise foam impression are truly the superior choice. Anything else I have tried has been nothing more than a complete waste of money, often involving endless headaches over returns and complaints.

electrictrucker20 said:I am looking for a high-quality orthopedic surgeon in Washington, D.C. Thank you.

Dr. Bojanić.