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Dr. Dr. Nathan Feigenbaum MD

Dr. Nathan Feigenbaum MD

Critical Care Surgery

270 Park Ave, Huntington

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Dr. Dr. Lauren Nosanov MD

Dr. Lauren Nosanov MD

Critical Care Surgery

600 Highland Ave, Madison

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Dr. Dr. Andrew Michael MD

Dr. Andrew Michael MD

Critical Care Surgery

160 E Artesia St Ste 310, Pomona

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Dr. Dr. Kathleen Relihan MD

Dr. Kathleen Relihan MD

Critical Care Surgery

1335 Sligh Blvd Ste 200, Orlando

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Dr. Dr. Martin Keller MD

Dr. Martin Keller MD

Critical Care Surgery

111 Colchester Ave, Burlington

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Dr. Dr. Herbert Hopper IV MD

Dr. Herbert Hopper IV MD

Critical Care Surgery

1301 Medical Center Dr, Nashville

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Dr. Dr. Alexander Malloy DO

Dr. Alexander Malloy DO

Critical Care Surgery

325 9th Ave, Seattle

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Dr. Dr. Courtney White MD

Dr. Courtney White MD

Critical Care Surgery

1165 Montgomery Dr, Santa

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Dr. Dr. David Scaff DO

Dr. David Scaff DO

Critical Care Surgery

175 E Brown St Ste 102, East

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Dr. Dr. Glen Tinkoff MD

Dr. Glen Tinkoff MD

Critical Care Surgery

11100 Euclid Ave, Cleveland

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Dr. Dr. Keonna Johnson MD

Dr. Keonna Johnson MD

Critical Care Surgery

3401 N Broad St, Philadelphia

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Dr. Dr. Richard Butler MD

Dr. Richard Butler MD

Critical Care Surgery

75 Pringle Way Ste 1002, Reno

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How to Choose a Critical Care Surgery Doctor

Finding the right Critical Care Surgery doctor requires careful consideration. Look for board-certified physicians with good patient reviews and experience treating your specific condition. DocFinderUS makes it easy to compare Critical Care Surgery specialists and find one who meets your needs.

When choosing a Critical Care Surgery doctor, consider factors like hospital affiliations, office location, availability, and whether they accept your insurance plan. Our detailed profiles help you make informed decisions about your healthcare.

About Critical Care Surgery Doctors

Critical Care Surgery doctors are medical specialists who focus on diagnosing and treating conditions related to their specific area of expertise. They undergo specialized training beyond general medical education to provide expert care in their field.

Consulting with a Critical Care Surgery specialist can provide you with specialized knowledge and treatment options for conditions requiring their unique training and experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

To find a good Critical Care Surgery doctor, start by checking their credentials, board certifications, and patient reviews. Consider their experience treating your specific condition, hospital affiliations, and whether they accept your insurance. DocFinderUS makes this process easy by providing comprehensive profiles of Critical Care Surgery doctors.

You should consider seeing a Critical Care Surgery doctor for specialized care related to their area of expertise. Your primary care physician can help determine if you need a referral to a specialist and can recommend when specialized care would be beneficial for your specific health concerns.

You can verify a doctor's board certification by checking with the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) or the specific specialty board. Many doctor profiles on DocFinderUS include board certification information. Board certification indicates that a physician has completed the required training in their specialty and passed comprehensive exams to demonstrate their expertise. This certification represents a higher level of qualification beyond basic medical licensure.

Whether you need a referral to see a specialist depends on your health insurance plan. Many HMO (Health Maintenance Organization) plans require a referral from your primary care physician before seeing a specialist, while PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) plans typically allow you to see specialists without a referral, although staying in-network usually costs less. Always check with your insurance provider about their referral requirements and coverage details before making a specialist appointment.