Dr. John Sebas, MD works in Saint Cloud, MN as
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Dr Sebas is the best doctor. I’ve been seeing him my whole adult life. He has helped my son through tough times gave him good feedback. He has helped me through many tough times myself. He is caring and hard working. I wouldn’t know who to turn to if he decided to retire. My son has up most respect for him as I do. He has talked about his kids because I have talked about my son. He is so proud of them , that is why I go to him with questions. Probably too much. He always responds. They are very lucky in my eyes to have him as a father he has helped me so much with my son I am greatful. My son has so much respect for him and he is a compassionate doctor who actually cares. Sometimes it’s hard to get appointment but I understand why. I’m . all right with that. He takes time with his patients to cover all there needs. Centra care got lucky getting him after health partners shut down. He should be recognized for his hard work and patients who love him for making there lives better. Thank u
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Dr. Sebas accepts Aetna, Anthem and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Sebas accepts here.
Dr. Sebas' office is located at 1555 Northway Dr Ste 100 Saint Cloud, MN 56303.
Dr. Sebas frequently sees patients for
Dr. Sebas has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 16 times.
Dr. Sebas is board certified in
Dr. Sebas has been practicing as a Family Medicine Specialist for 31 years.
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