Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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So would you recommend someone? I honestly don't care if I have to travel; just want someone who is a good doctor and doesn't make you come in for testing just to pay for his new car.
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All over?
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This is a concern of mine too. I have relatives who winter in Central Florida (not The Villages) who have had really bad experiences with medical care. I want to make the move but am a little worried about leaving the care we get in Minnesota. I just hope that being a full-time resident will make it easier to find the right caregivers.
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I'm from the Boston Suburbs
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13 months ago I was diagnosed with kidney problems, I saw a urologist right here in The Villages who recommended either The Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Shands in Gainesville, Orlando General or the Moffat in Tampa. I chose Mayo, yes it took us three hours up and three hours back, but it was a really pretty drive through the Ocala Forest and across the country to St. Augustines and then straight up to Jacksonville. I had four surgeries at Mayo, they were all successful. The staff at Mayo are all hand picked and it shows! Best of all I still get to live in the sunshine state with no winter. I wish you luck with your move and hope it brings you what you are looking for. |
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Reminds me when I was a kid in the early 50's living is Miami and my uncle would come to visit from McKeesport (near Pittsbugh). If he got a toothache or medical problem he'd get on the next flight to Pittsburgh to get REAL doctors. The ones down here probably went to the same schools and may have graduated higher, but that was what he was comfortable with.
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I think when you have lived in a place like Boston or New York that is saturated with the top hospitals, teaching institutions, and doctors, it is difficult to make the transition. The person who went to Jacksonville to the Mayo Clinic was right on the money. That is a world class operation. It would be great if there was something like the Mayo near TV but as someone pointed out in another thread, there isn't money in the medicare group.
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I had great doctors up north but they would not address my cataracts or my PAD. When I came here to the villages those two issues were addressed immediately and successfully. I think if I needed the latest and greatest technology I might consider Mass. General Hospital but if I'm looking for experience with senior citizens I kind of like the villages.
They don't always tell me what I want to hear so I did a second opinion. Hope you find it better in Boston.
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Here we go.
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#25
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Don't try to start something. Just saying that if someone has a problem with Florida health care the title of the thread shouldn't be Leaving TV In Disgust. Someone might get the wrong idea about TV.
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She didn't say she had a problem with Florida Health Care. So if someone gets an idea that TV may have HC problems buyer beware. Cheer leaders for TV not needed.
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Hmmmmm. This is the first line of her topic. The past ten years living here was wonderful....EXCEPT for the horrible experiences both hubby and I have been thru here with Florida medical providers and practices. Maybe you need a Florida eye doctor! Ra, Ra, Ra. |
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I stand corrected with my eye correction.
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My Florida psychiatrist would say to forgive you so you're forgiven. Now it's martini time!
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Shaken not stirred please.
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