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A member asked:
I want to see a gynecologist. but i only have medicaid and i don't know any doctors. any suggestions?
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Call: Call some doctors in your area and ask if ther accept medicaid. Many mds will accept a certain percentage of medicaid patients per year.
Answered 8/28/2013
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