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Let's share our experiences with doctors in the DC area. Send any reviews to doctorsindc@gmail.com - Thanks! For a thorough resource check out http://www.washingtonian.com/health/topdocs/list.html (List compiled by fellow doctors, however, so lacks the patient perspective.) One more note: this site is hard to search right now. But you could try doing a Google Advanced search on the domain name if you're looking for a specific doctor or area.

Monday, April 25, 2005

I got the elixer for you...

Need an OBGYN?
Are you broke/have no insurance/need a pap and you're broke/ need birth control/want to ensure medical privacy when you get an AIDS test/did you have unprotected sex or the condom broke and you need the morning after pill/do you need an unplanned pregnancy terminated?

-www.ppmw.org (Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington)
Your income will not have you turned away and you'll get quality, non-judgemental, respectful service.

-Whitman Walker Clinic (Get your AIDS test quick.)

-Washington Free Clinic.

Have insurance?

--Dr. Martha Cole: Gynecology in Bethesda (She has knitted feet on her
stirrups and a great comforting spirit and attitude.) (301)-656-3456
4701 Willard Avenue, Suite 215

Dr. Richard Footer-- Obstetrics and Gynecology (Smart and informative. Great staff. Not the BEST coziest bed side manner but smart and will know how to help you): 202-659-4917 (2440 M Street NW, Suite 718)
He also has an MD location at 301-215-7778

1 Comments:

At 4:03 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

when i posted this i forgot to add some other reccomendations friends and collegues of mine sent:

-Deborah Edge, Washington Primary Care.

--- Russell Bridges (OBGYN) at 24th and M street. He
takes CIGNA and is very thorough. Many Mums on the DC Urban Mums
group seem
to think highly of him as well. He is also a resident at GW so you can choose what option you
prefer.

his biggest drawback is that he is a guy, and justdoesn't understand labor -- although he does of course realize that it is a lot of pain :) I should also tell you that I had some frustrations about him going on frequent holidays when I got to term but that is a problem you probably can't avoid in a single person practice.
He does all the tests in his office and has sonogram equipment
so you won't have to go different places to get stuff done.

-go to
Dr. Schaffel on 19th. She is just
excellent.
She recommended Bridges in the first place when she changed
her insurance policy. One thing I will say is that it is
becoming harder
and harder to find a good obgyn in DC because malpractice
insurance is
so high. If you are prepared to travel to MD or VA, your choice widens

 

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