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Any one go to Detroit Harper Univerity Hospital's Clinic??
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65rosessamurai
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My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
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65rosessamurai
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My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
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65rosessamurai
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My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
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65rosessamurai
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My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
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65rosessamurai
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My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>65rosessamurai</b></i>
My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>65rosessamurai</b></i>
My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>65rosessamurai</b></i>
My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>65rosessamurai</b></i>
My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>65rosessamurai</b></i>
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<br />My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
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<br />There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
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<br />My last visit was 17 years ago at Henry Ford Hospital...aren't they still there or did that dissapear?
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<br />There still is a henry ford hospital but I dont believe they have a cf center anymore.
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Jennyvb17</b></i>
Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote></div>
Jennyvb17,
I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.
Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote></div>
Jennyvb17,
I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Jennyvb17</b></i>
Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote></div>
Jennyvb17,
I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.
Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote></div>
Jennyvb17,
I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Jennyvb17</b></i>
Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote></div>
Jennyvb17,
I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.
Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote></div>
Jennyvb17,
I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Jennyvb17</b></i>
Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote>
Jennyvb17,
I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.
Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote>
Jennyvb17,
I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Jennyvb17</b></i>
<br />
<br />Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote>
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<br />Jennyvb17,
<br />
<br />I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
<br />
<br />I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
<br />
<br />I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.
<br />
<br />Looks like my insurance company is forcing me to switch CF Doctors. I love love my doctor at the University of Michigan, but my HMO wont let me continue going there. They want me at the Detroit Hospital. I'm very concerned as the care I've been receiving has been spectacular. Anyone go to the Detroit clinic? Need some reassurance!!! Thanks in advance</end quote>
<br />
<br />Jennyvb17,
<br />
<br />I've been going to Harper University Hospital since 1996 (14 years) and love it. Dr. Kissner is very nice and so are nurses Yvette and Shirley. The CF program is not as big as UofM's, but the CF care is what counts, not the name of a hospital.
<br />
<br />I went to Children's Hospital Of Michigan (right next door to Harper University Hospital) from 1978-1996, and at 17 decided to switch over to the adult program. We live closer to UofM, but since Harper and Children's were affiliated together, I decided to go there since we were more familiar with the area.
<br />
<br />I believe the CF adult program there started in 1990. And no, Henyford Hospital doesn't have a CF program. They do have a lung transplant program.