Dr. Lauren Fabian, MD works in Fairfield, CT as
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Dr. Fabian and I went back and forth with pre-op visits and strategic discussions about what we could do for my shoulder for a few years before we ultimately scheduled my surgery to stabilize my shoulder and address the damage I'd done over the prior 15 years of having a torn labrum and doing nothing about it. Once I committed to having surgery, Dr. Fabian worked with me at my pace to address both my concerns and my goals (didn't want to continue dislocating/subluxing, and wanted to be able to surf/throw/work out with minimal issue/interruption). She's extremely knowledgeable, direct, and open minded about the strategy of care for what I wanted/needed and helped me understand both why I had the issues I had, and how to live with my "new shoulder" post surgery! A year later, and I have her expertise and advice to thank - she not only operated on me, but educated me and helped me understand how to live with my "new shoulder" and ensure I was treating it with the care she did!
Dr. Fabian accepts Aetna, Anthem and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Fabian accepts here.
Dr. Fabian's office is located at 305 Black Rock Tpke Fairfield, CT 06825.
Dr. Fabian has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 15 times.
Dr. Fabian is board certified in
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