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Essential Thrombocythemia: Making treatment decisions

Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: 2 days ago | Replies (257)
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@drbart86

I'm am looking for various areas to maybe retire. Arizona is in my potential areas for several reasons. I have ET, does anybody go to the Scottsdale Mayo clinic? If so who is the ET specialist there? I would like to be able to visit there prior to making a final decision. As we do deal with an uncommon condition, I want to work with a true specialist. I am currently with one in Colorado.
Thanks in advance.

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lynnevb | @lynnevb | 4 days ago

I have seen Dr Jeanne Palmer MD there. She is a specialist in ET. She is wonderful. Intelligent, communicates well, current with the latest research and very kind.

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christina3444 | @christina3444 | 2 days ago

Please check out my comment. I retired and moved to Az in part because I thought Mayo would meet my needs. In my years of research no where was it mentioned that Mayo AZ only takes Medicare patients for certain specialties unless you were seeing Mayo MD prior to going on Medicare. Had I known this I would not have moved to AZ.

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