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Names of Doctors in South Florida
Hello. Am new to medhelp. Is there anyone that can help with the names of physicians that can treat, diagnose, or help in any way whatsoever with this in adults?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Heiferly,
You said that you have a list of what the Florida CC lacks compared to the Ohio CC? As you know I recently went to the Ohio CC and the dr. there said she's worked with a dr. Ashner (I think that's his name) that is now at the CC in Florida and thought he would be a good, more local person for me to follow up with. Have you heard anything about this dr.? And how do you feel about the Florida CC for a follow up/maintenance facility? I need to get away from my current cardio!!
You said that you have a list of what the Florida CC lacks compared to the Ohio CC? As you know I recently went to the Ohio CC and the dr. there said she's worked with a dr. Ashner (I think that's his name) that is now at the CC in Florida and thought he would be a good, more local person for me to follow up with. Have you heard anything about this dr.? And how do you feel about the Florida CC for a follow up/maintenance facility? I need to get away from my current cardio!!
I do have the list, though it may take me a couple of days to dig it up ... my brain is really foggy today for some reason and I'm trying to figure out where I stored it after I contacted them.
I've never heard of Dr. Ashner, strangely enough. That could be a good thing, honestly. If there's a dysautonomia-knowledgeable doctor working down there that you find you like, I think CC Florida could likely be a good choice for follow-up and maintenance. The more limited autonomic tests that they do have are probably plenty for what would be needed for follow-up purposes, and so long as you have a knowledgeable and considerate doc "at the helm," I can't foresee any problem.
I'll let you know when I find that list. If you don't hear back from me about it by about Monday or Tuesday of this coming week, send me a message and remind me. My dog is having surgery on Friday and I don't know if I'll get distracted by that and forget my other obligations.
Best,
-Heiferly.
I've never heard of Dr. Ashner, strangely enough. That could be a good thing, honestly. If there's a dysautonomia-knowledgeable doctor working down there that you find you like, I think CC Florida could likely be a good choice for follow-up and maintenance. The more limited autonomic tests that they do have are probably plenty for what would be needed for follow-up purposes, and so long as you have a knowledgeable and considerate doc "at the helm," I can't foresee any problem.
I'll let you know when I find that list. If you don't hear back from me about it by about Monday or Tuesday of this coming week, send me a message and remind me. My dog is having surgery on Friday and I don't know if I'll get distracted by that and forget my other obligations.
Best,
-Heiferly.
I hope your dog is okay! I'm a huge dog lover and I would be completely consumed by it if my dog were sick :( Don't worry about the list, I'm not going there in the next few weeks or anything I don't think. So just if/whenever you think of it, but honestly don't worry, just take care of your doggy.
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