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[QUOTE=Apasclo]Just so you know, Dr. Bradstreet basically fled Melbourne after his divorce and is now in Arizona. The school he was affiliated with was left in veritable shambles but has since been taken over by some very dedicated people and is going strong again.
Dr. Rossignol is still here but has switched locations. [/QUOTE]
What you mean is that he isn't there as often. Scott the PA is there regularly. Besides, Dr B isn't taking patients in his FL office, but he is accepting them via his AZ office. You check out their website.
Hi everyone. I am wondering if anyone here has seen or heard of Dr Julie Buckley in Ponte Vedra FL.. I have heard that she is really good but I know that she doesnt accept insurance. If anyone has any info, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
Jen
[QUOTE=momtomyson]This is not entirely correct. For the past couple of months Dr. Bradstreet has accepted new patients for both his FL and AZ offices. His schedule dictates when and where he is available for appointments. He divides his time between the two locations. [/QUOTE]
Over the summer his website stated he was only taking patients in AZ. I am glad to hear he is taking them in FL again.
List Of D.A.N DoctorsThis is not entirely correct. For the past couple of months Dr. Bradstreet has accepted new patients for both his FL and AZ offices. His schedule dictates when and where he is available for appointments. He divides his time between the two locations. [QUOTE=JulieA]I live in Florida, Tallahassee to be exact. Most of the parents here who take their children to Dan docs take their children to Drs Bradstreet and Rossignol in Melbourne even though Jacksonville is closer. I have never been to Dr. Buckley, but from what I had heard from other parents who switched from her to the Melbourne Dr.'s, she could only take their kids to a certain point and then their children just stalled...she was not "cutting edge" enough. Also, they have a waiting list there that is about a year long...or even longer. I called their office in June requesting an appt with either one of their docs, filled out all of the required information, and still haven't heard anything from them to even get on their waiting list. In the meantime, I have already taken Adam to see Dr. Rossignol in Melbourne (although you dont' have to actually travel to him, you can do your first appt over the phone and he will order lab tests and you can do phone consults for your appts and you just have to travel to see him once a year), done all of our tests, gotten results and had a follow up consultation (the follow up was today in fact). I am extremely pleased that I decided to go with Melbourne instead of Jax even though it is much further from us. The docs in Melbourne do not take insurance either, although they will give you paperwork that you can use to file for reimbursement from your insurance company, and they will also work with you on ordering your lab work from labs that do take your insurance if possible.[/QUOTE] Julie... I was wondering how your son was doing? (He is a true cutie) Now that he's been seeing Dr Rossignol for a while I would like to know if you would continue to recommend him. My daughter is considering using him for my grandson. We live in Jacksonville and tried to get an appointment with Dr Kartzinel the wait is 2-2 1/2 years. Dr Rossignol is only one in Fl that was recommended by Dr Kartzinel's practice. My granson is 3.4 yrs. We are very anxious to get blood work testing done. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. Di
[QUOTE=NanaDi]Julie... I was wondering how your son was doing? (He is a true cutie) Now that he's been seeing Dr Rossignol for a while I would like to know if you would continue to recommend him. My daughter is considering using him for my grandson. We live in Jacksonville and tried to get an appointment with Dr Kartzinel the wait is 2-2 1/2 years. Dr Rossignol is only one in Fl that was recommended by Dr Kartzinel's practice. My granson is 3.4 yrs. We are very anxious to get blood work testing done. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. Di[/QUOTE]
My son is doing fabulously. He has made phenomenal gains in the short time we have been doing biomedical treatments. I cannot say enough about Dr. Rossignol..... he is extremely knowledgeable, explains test results and treatment options thoroughly, works with us to find treatment options we can afford, and most importantly LISTENS to me. I recently discovered on my own that Adam has viral issues and started treating him with natural antivirals. Alot of Dr.'s would not be happy at all about a parent going down that road (a road they had not suggested a patient travel down
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