Dr. Lindsey McCormick, DO works in Gulf Shores, AL as
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My husband was given a serious health scare this past week. Once we called as new patients, giving reason for his visit. He was scheduled appointment immediately. She requested appropriate test A.S.A.P. high priority. Then within a couple of days all test were complete with results reported to her office. She called us at home that evening so we would not worry over the weekend and he could know the results was more positive than anticipated. She scheduled proper care and treatment with specialist. And expect him on to be on the road too recover quickly. Thank you Dr. McCormack for you concern and care given to him as well as your kindness and support shown to me. We highly recommend Lindsey McCormick and will continue to see her for all our health care needs. Thank you.
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Dr. McCormick accepts Aetna, Ambetter and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. McCormick accepts here.
Dr. McCormick's office is located at 223 Office Park Dr Gulf Shores, AL 36542.
Dr. McCormick has a star rating of 3.4/5 and has been reviewed 5 times.
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