Dr. Emad Attallah-Wasif, MD works in Tulsa, OK as
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Dr. Wasif is an extraordinary and amazing physician!! As well and extraordinary human being!! This doctor is like no other I've seen in his field over the last twenty six years. He truly cares and goes above and beyond even though he didn't have to. He went out of his way to do a procedure on me to perform a nerve block for an acute injury. He did this even though he actually lost money on the procedure due to the specific unique needle was very expensive and he did it anyway. This doctor is a diamond in the rough so to speak and I am so ever grateful, proud, and lucky to be his patient. His office staff Amanda and Michelle are just incredible to say the very least. Thank you for your dedication and care my friend you are so very very special!!!!
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Dr. Attallah-Wasif accepts Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Attallah-Wasif accepts here.
Dr. Attallah-Wasif's office is located at 10124 S Sheridan Rd Ste B Tulsa, OK 74133.
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