Dr. Bethany Calabrese, DO works in West Springfield, MA as
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I was a trauma patient from 2018 and received extensive care by Dr. Calebrese/Hurlong during my Rehab care at SUNY Upstate. With a team of 4 different specialty doctors following me, Dr. Calabrese always knew what I was telling her about when I would discuss their conversations with her during my morning review. It was amazing to talk with such a caring person and one who took the time to listen and understand all the needs for my injuries and the different aspects I had to deal with. Although this is not the place you ever want to be in, having Dr. Calabrese as your care leader definitely puts your mind at ease when your worries are great and allows you the time you need to get better. The best thing is she was finishing up residency when I was there. This only means she has many years to share with her community. Best Wishes Dr. Calabrese!!
Dr. Calabrese accepts Aetna, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Calabrese accepts here.
Dr. Calabrese's office is located at 271 PARK ST West Springfield, MA 01089.
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Dr. Calabrese has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 1 times.
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