Dr. William Nechtow, MD works in Oklahoma City, OK as
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After a year of searching for a Dr and 6 ER visits, we finally by the grace of GOD came across Dr. William Nechtow. He was the only Dr. willing to address my mom's issue. He listened to her concerns and was very direct and deliberate in explaining what the outcome of her surgery could be. He is very down to earth and personable. He was attentive to her care and followed up with her progress. He delivered on everything he said he would do. He and his PA are second to none and his staff is awesome as well. If given the opportunity to go back and do it again, we would 100% make the same decision. I would not hesitate to recommend Dr. Nechtow to anyone. I will forever be grateful to Dr. Nechtow for helping my mom.
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Dr. Nechtow accepts Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Healthcare Highways as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Nechtow accepts here.
Dr. Nechtow's office is located at 3300 NW Expressway Oklahoma City, OK 73112.
Dr. Nechtow has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 4 times.
Dr. Nechtow is board certified in
Dr. Nechtow has been practicing as a General Surgeon for 12 years.
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