Does anyone have a Primary Care Physician in NYC that takes AETNA health insurance?
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Have you ever used the Aetna search engine?  I have Aetna through my work and I used it to fins my new PCP and I love him. (I am in PA) Go to www.aetna.com and click on member services. You will have to set up an account, and then you can link your aetna plan onto the website.  Once you have entered all of your information in (including your group id, etc.) you can use the website to search for all sorts of doctors that are covered under your plan.\n\nHope this helps!
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Try the phone book. Look under "doctors".
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Well the best one is to have one before your diagnosed because alot of them don't cover pre-existing conditions for a year prior to the new policy.  You'd want one with good medical testing coverage, hospital stays, drug coverage, dr visits, alt med if possible.  Many of the Blue Cross higher up plans have that, they have some co-pays but cover the big stuff.  Independent Health which is NY based company has good coverage too.
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I think it's about as good as most of the other ones out there.  It seems to be universally accepted by most providers, which is the big reason I am glad we have it.  \n We pay the same co-pays and deductibles we had with Aetna, but with Aetna we didnt' have a good choice in local providers, so I definitely like BC/BS better.  \n\n We pay $20 for primary care visits and $30 for specialists.  The deductible is $250 for any specialists such as mental health.  It is about the same monthly payment as most insurances are.  We have the family plan.  It comes out of my husband's pay.
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Hey, you're really close to my office. Try Adelphia. They're right around the corner in SM. Off of Olympic & Stewart.
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have to find a provider, and be willing to match premiums
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I would suggest to you that you contact Cebu Community Hospital or Chong Hua Hospital. I am sure that they can direct you in the right direction: However, I would also suggest that you contact you Primary Care Physican and advise him of your situation and he may have a Thoracic Physician in mind that he feels comfortable with.\nBest of Luck to you.
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Try independent Laboratories, and also try companies that do insurance physicals...some popular ones include port-a-medic and the like.
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While I don't know specifically myself, I can point you to someone who does.  Ralph and Lahni DeAmicis are my Naturopathic Physicians and they are wonderful.  You can learn more about them or contact them through their website http://www.spaceandtime.com/\n\nGood luck!
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Ask your primary physician to recommend an endocrinologist/s. Call the offices of the endocrinologists; check what hospitals they go to, what type of insurance coverage they have and ask for references.   Also you can ask your friends and/or family if they have heard of any endocrinologists and if they have, from whom and use that person as a reference.  You can look in the yellow pages too, but you don't always know how good that specialist is.  It's kind of pot-luck.\nBelow is listed a website where you can search for an endocrinologist in your area.  It is supplied by the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE)\nMake sure you always ask for references when looking for a new physician.
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Their phone number is 313-894-3950. Call them Sunday. They don't list a contact person to ask for. The receptionist will be able to transfer you to the correct person.\n\n"PA wanted for family practice Full or part-time Salary Negotiable Virginia Park Medical Center Detroit, MI 48206 Please contact Sun 313-894-3950 "
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Call the number on your insurance card. (If you have no insurance card, it means you haven't signed up for a plan.) You can also call your local public health department, or the nearest county hospital.\n\nPlanned Parenthood takes Medi-Cal, and they treat anything, not just reproductive health.\n\nYour worker may be able to help, but they don't often know.\n\nYou can also call:\n\n1-888-747-1222 or\n1-800-880-5305  or\n1-800-260-2055 (This is a health care plan for Santa Clara County. Tell them you aren't a member, but just have a quick question, they'll probably tell you where to look online for a list of health care providers.)\n\nThe others may not have the answer, but they'll know where to call.\n\nPlan on spending *at least* an hour on the phone, as you'll get the run-around before you get help. If you don't have a phone, go to a friend or neighbor's. Good luck!
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I would check with the state you live in. For example my state (NY) has a plan called healthy NY for working people that have no insurance at reasonable rates. Go to your state's website to check.
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The Hospital for Special Surgery, 535 East 70th St, NYC (or hss.edu)   They have a service to refer you to a specific doctor.
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You have to have a company sponsor you, and pass an exam.  You can check the NY Insurance Department website for details.\n\nhttp://www.ins.state.ny.us/iablicn.htm
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Don't watch the show, j/k... well, there are many clinics on Forest ave. and Glennayre.  Also there is one on the side street by the post office.  Just stop in one of those and ask, i'm sure there is one or else they would have info for where to go.
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Check out this weeks issue of New York Magazine. Best doctors in NY issue. The feature may be published online.