Dr. Samuel Coffin, MD works in Swampscott, MA as
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After cycling through several endocrinologists for osteoporosis treatment I found Dr Coffin. I feel extremely fortunate to have him as my doctor.I am a 50ish male – not the usual osteoporosis patient. Previous doctors did not listen to me, had no time for me, treated me as an elderly post-menopausal female and dictated their treatment plans to me without, apparently, considering my lifestyle or activity level. “Don’t fall” was typical advice.Dr Coffin on the other hand: 1. Is an active listener. 2. An EXCELLENT communicator. 3. Wants my input and built my treatment plan with me – we COLLABORATED. 3. He researches my questions and responds with thoughtful, reasonable and useful advice. 4. I feel GOOD after interacting with Dr Coffin – not ashamed, depressed, anxious or scared.He is young, shows initiative, embraces new (but solid) research and overall is the best doctor I have had in my entire life. Period.
Dr. Coffin accepts Aetna, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Coffin accepts here.
Dr. Coffin's office is located at 250 Paradise Rd Swampscott, MA 01907.
Dr. Coffin has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 2 times.
Dr. Coffin is board certified in
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