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Good Docs In Nebraska?

JenKuz

By JenKuz
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After having some conversations about my experiences, a friend of mine has reason to think he might have problems with gluten. He's looking for a new primary care doc. Also, he's interested in the Enterolab tests, but it would be great if insurance would cover them. Any fellow Nebraskans out there have any suggestions?

He'll be checking this thread himself, so if you have any advice for him, he'll be reading it!

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After having some conversations about my experiences, a friend of mine has reason to think he might have problems with gluten. He's looking for a new primary care doc. Also, he's interested in the Enterolab tests, but it would be great if insurance would cover them. Any fellow Nebraskans out there have any suggestions?

He'll be checking this thread himself, so if you have any advice for him, he'll be reading it!

I'm the friend looking for a new doctor. Any advice anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated!

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