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Schulte, GWU, Washington, DC
I went in for a torn muscle and nearly died from preventable complications. I spent nearly a week in a step down unit in the hospital. It took me about two years to fully recover. I strongly recommend avoiding.
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James F. Loomis, Jr., 5100 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Suite 401, Washington, DC, 20016
Barnard Medical Center is a good primary care practice in a convenient location. My provider is knowledgeable and my health is improving, so I'm grateful for that; however, I have noticed some of the staff knowingly engaging in an ongoing series of unprofessional behaviors. As a result, some patients have taken their business elsewhere, yet few staffing changes are made; that is to say, the office could be managed much better.
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Veterans Hospitals, Washington
If any Veteran is asked to provide a positive feedback by a doctor that should require a person being fired immediatley but due to civil protections, the guilty parties are seldom fired just transferred out to another Veterans Hospital were they can continuously do the same thing over and over and over again. protections they are never fired. I agree all positive reviews should be taken with a grain of salt. Google Everyone and Every Thing. I also think its crap that I have to do my 5 bullet points to keep my job!!
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Maged Habib, ciongress ave, DC
excellent opthamologist corrected my vision, and an excellent procedure on removing cataracts from both my ryrs
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Natasha Balbas, DC, 4646 N. Shallowford Rd, Atlanta, GA
Dr. Balbas is thorough, knowledgable, and very kind.
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Goris, 435 fort Washington ave, New York, NY
Office makes appointments for patients at the same time ridiculous ????
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Patrick t. Mccullough, 100 trich dr., washington, PA
he a great surgeon, and I highly recommend him to my friends.
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