placidtiger15 said:Dr. Topalovic at the University Health Center!
He’s a guy, but he’s totally fine.
Though I'm not sure if he's taking new female patients since I barely managed to switch over to him three years ago, and even then, it was through a connection!
Dr. Topalovic is actually 👍 🙏
Totally great, he actually talks to you, 5/5 rating.
I’ve been seeing him for about five days now.😁
I wanted to transfer my care, but had issues because it hadn't been 12 months since my last doctor's registration, and I needed a Pap smear... He just did the test privately for $50, gave me his cell number in case I needed anything, did the exam for free, and gave me a prescription ("It doesn't matter that you aren't officially my patient yet, why should you pay? Just register with me next month and we'll get everything sorted.")
Seriously, the guy is 🙏
That was my first time seeing a male gynecologist and I was a nervous wreck, but he didn't just treat me like I was on a treadmill; he was really fair.👍
Unfortunately, he isn't taking new patients... I also got in "through a connection"—my friend is one of his patients, so she asked, and he said he's full and not accepting anyone new "...but, maybe come by tomorrow."🙂
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Ladies, especially students—if you're exempt from the co-pay,
DO NOT GET YOUR TESTS DONE PRIVATELY!!!! You end up paying $267 😲 😲 when you could get them for free.
If you do them at the University Health Center, you just drop them off at the lab on Main Street yourself within two hours, and they're ready in three weeks (I know because a friend worked there this past Tuesday at the clinic). If you have to pay the co-pay, it's only $95.27 (which is still way less than $800).
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