Dr. Phillip Dabrowski, DO works in Marshall, MI as
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Several visits at this office, due to all the processes in a pending total hip replacement. Dr. Dabrowski was recommended by my Rheumatologist, Dr. Shurmur. Once again, I experienced nothing but good from this recommendation. A couple times when I entered the office, I did not feel a ready, warm reception. But I'm fully aware that medical staff are humans also, so I try to give them something nice regardless. Every time, I had positive reactions, so I knew it was merely a timing, other problems issue. I was in tremendous pain from a swiftly deteriorating hip, and the staff was incredibly kind and considerate. Dr. Dabrowski was a thorough, informative doctor who had me set with realistic expectations. I had intended to return to him for my knee replacement on the opposing leg, but he lost a coin toss to my equally excellent orthopedic surgeon in Marshall. I will see him again for follow up on my hip this year.
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Dr. Dabrowski's office is located at 212 Winston Dr Marshall, MI 49068.
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Dr. Dabrowski has a star rating of 3.4/5 and has been reviewed 12 times.
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