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S Iyabo Tinubu Karch MD Pllc
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Review by:
Rich T.
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Iyabo is trying something different. She used to work at the Polyclinic seeing lots of patients. Now, she runs her own practice limited to 700 or so people. You pay a relatively (for the doctor world) small fee and then you get really personal care.
For instance, when I first went there, the receptionist, asked me what kind of tea I liked. The first meeting was in a conference room and in about 15 seconds, all the followup was done. And best of all she reads email and so does everyone else there and they answer it.
For well care, this is wonderful, to have someone to make sure you are tuned up. She works with personal trainers, nutritionists, etc. And, when you are sick, believe me, even with a Doctor-wife, you need someone to help you through the maze. Get appointments, etc.
Its a sad thing, but our medical system locks the poor out and make everyone else wait in line, so if you have the resources, I'd highly suggest thinking about someone like Iyabo to work with.
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