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What is the best way to find a doctor nearby who accepts patients without insurance?
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Telephone: Research "Physicians in zip code _____." Then call their offices ands if they accept patients who do not have insurance but are willing to pay cash. Most will. If, however, you wish to be seen but not pay for the list it will be considerably more difficult to find available treatment.
Answered 1/10/2021
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