Dr. Adam Warren, MD works in Oakland, CA as
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I fell and broke my R (acetabulum) hip/pelvis traumatically on my way to work in October, 2022. Went to the ER and after xrsys and a CT scan, my broken hip was diagnosed. Then the ER sent me home. Saw Dr. Warren 3 days later and he wondered out loud why was I sent home, because he told me I needed surgery. He called the radiologist who read my films and voiced his unhappiness with my care. Had my surgery a week after my fall and got excellent care by Dr. Warren. He pushed for physical therapy right away and 3 months later, I was walking 2-3 miles daily again and back to working my RN job. He did a great job and I was impressed with his knowledge and skill set. I would highly recommend him for anyone who needs compassionate and quality orthopedic care!
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Dr. Warren accepts Aetna, Anthem and Anthem Blue Cross as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Warren accepts here.
Dr. Warren's office is located at 5700 Telegraph Ave Ste 100 Oakland, CA 94609.
Dr. Warren frequently sees patients for
Dr. Warren has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 12 times.
Dr. Warren is board certified in
Dr. Warren has been practicing as an Orthopedic Surgeon for 21 years.
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