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Really, Really Need A Doctor In Upstate Ny

ravenwoodglass

By ravenwoodglass
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I need to find a doctor in the Upstate NY area between Rochester and Syracuse, preferably not inside the cities as I don't handle heavy traffic well. Anyone know a good GP or Internist?

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I need to find a doctor in the Upstate NY area between Rochester and Syracuse, preferably not inside the cities as I don't handle heavy traffic well. Anyone know a good GP or Internist?

Hi,

I live in Marcellus, but I go to a Doctor in Syracuse. Her name is Dr. Ami Milton, she is at CNY Internist Associates. What I love about her is that she is an Internist as well as a Rheumatologist!

I really, really like her.

jerseyangel Proficient
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Ravenwood,

I didn't know you were so close to Syracuse--I'm from there :)

Unfortunately, I don't know any good doctors there since we moved away close to 20 years ago now. From what I hear of my family's various doctors up there, I wouldn't recommend any of them to you. ;)

Good luck in your search!

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