Physicians
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I go to Shah Associates, at the Exploration Building in Lexington Park. I see Dr. Rita Jhaveri. She has been my doctor for over 10 years. She is great. I have never had a problem getting same day appointments with her. I highly recommend her. Good Luck in your search. Connie
I go to Shah Associates, at the Exploration Building in Lexington Park. I see Dr. Rita Jhaveri. She has been my doctor for over 10 years. She is great. I have never had a problem getting same day appointments with her. I highly recommend her. Good Luck in your search. Connie
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Actually. Dr. Gaarb is the new one there that he was speaking of. And Dr. Jude didnt quit, just got a new practice of his own at the Bean Building.
I have only personally seen Nancy the P.A. or Dr. Brown. They are not taking any new patients for Dr. Brown, because he is on leave until the end of feb. Which by then will taking some new ones on.
my family have just recently relocated and i have just gotten my new insurance card. When I called Dr. Brown's office to see if they are accepting new patients, they said no. However, when I called my insurance company (Aetna) to select a primiary physician, they said that Dr. Brown is accepting new patients as far as their system is concerned. So I signed him up. Now, this all happened last week so i haven't had the chance/need to go see Dr. Brown yet. I don't know if they'll kick me out the door when I go there. But at least now i'll be getting a new insurance card with his name and number on it.
Beener
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They probably will not see you. The office has the most updated information, not the insurance company. The office should have notified the company, but that doesn't always happen. They aren't obligated to see you just because Aetna's records are not updated. It doesn't make sense to try to use a doctor who told you first hand they aren't seeing new patients.
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By gawd Beener thinks he has the answer for everything. Some people's kids 
Dr Jude didnt quit, he simply opened his own practice. If he quit he wouldn't have his own practice/office/etc. He simply does not work with Dr. Brown's office anymore. Which is what happens when you are a doctor who goes through another doctor to define his own practice.
His office offer's that to newer doctors, to start through him, and then move onto their own. Ok. Enough said on that.
Anyway-
mollee- go to Dr. Brown. I think you will have a good outcome with him, or Nancy, or even Dr. Gaarb.
Dr Jude didnt quit, he simply opened his own practice. If he quit he wouldn't have his own practice/office/etc. He simply does not work with Dr. Brown's office anymore. Which is what happens when you are a doctor who goes through another doctor to define his own practice.
His office offer's that to newer doctors, to start through him, and then move onto their own.
Ok. Enough said on that.Anyway-
mollee- go to Dr. Brown. I think you will have a good outcome with him, or Nancy, or even Dr. Gaarb.
Beener
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You just don't get it, do you? If Dr. Jude does not work at Dr. Bowen's office anymore, then he QUIT working with Dr. Bowen. If you leave your job to get a new one - you quit the old one (unless you're fired, but we're not talking about that).
He QUIT Dr. Bowen's office to open his own practice. Do you not understand the definition of QUIT?
No one said he quit practicing medicine, but he indeed quit working for Dr. Bowen.
Beener,Originally posted by Beener
You just don't get it, do you? If Dr. Jude does not work at Dr. Bowen's office anymore, then he QUIT working with Dr. Bowen. If you leave your job to get a new one - you quit the old one (unless you're fired, but we're not talking about that).
He QUIT Dr. Bowen's office to open his own practice. Do you not understand the definition of QUIT?
No one said he quit practicing medicine, but he indeed quit working for Dr. Bowen.
It is useless. Best thing to do is put It on Iggy.